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There is not a Paxton in Alabama but there is a Paxton Florida and a: * Paxton California, * Paxton, Georgia, * Paxton, Illinois * Paxton, Indiana, * Paxton, Kansas, * Paxton, Kentucky, * Paxton, Massachusetts, * Paxton, Nebraska and a * Paxton, Texas.
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What are the bordering countries of Florida?
Georgia and Alabama
What states border Florida?
Alabama and Georgia
What are some things different in Florida than Alabama?
florida is better than alabama cause florida is bigger than alabama
What states are a part of the Gulf of Mexico Coastline?
Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and TexasTexas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida have a coastline that touches the Gulf of Mexico.
What are the capital of Florida Alabama and Hawaii?
florida=tallahassee alabama=montgomery hawaii=honolulu
How far is Florida to Alabama?
Florida and Alabama share the same border for a short distance.
What three states border Louisiana?
Texas,Florida,Alabama
Is Florida bigger than Alabama?
No. Florida is larger than Alabama in total area. Florida is the 20th largest US state in total area and Alabama is the 31st state.
What are the five gulf of Mexico states?
Five states border the Gulf of Mexico. From west to east, they are Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida.Mexico has states, too, five of which border the Gulf of Mexico:6) Tamaulipas7) Veracruz8) Tabasco9) Campeche10) YucatanWell, without looking at a map, I would say: Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas.Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida
How many states does Florida share border with?
Florida borders on Alabama and Georgia.
Does Florida share a border with Alabama?
Yes. Alabama is north of the western Florida panhandle, and east of Florida on the Gulf of Mexico.
Which state borders Georgia and Alabama?
Florida and Tennessee border Georgia and Alabama. Alabama is bordered by Tennessee, Georgia, Florida and Mississippi. Georgia is bordered by Florida, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee and North Carolina.
