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It has no natural lakes so they created Deep Creek Lake and they do have Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
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What three bodies of water do Maryland and Virginia share?
The Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay are the two bodies of water where Maryland and Virginia share. Both of them are marked as the border of both states.
Which bodies of water are important to Egypt?
he red sea is one of the important bodies of water but the more important is the Nile river
New England's important landforms and bodies of water?
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Why were the bodies of water of ancient Greece so important?
They needed water to survive.
Why are large bodies of water in north America important?
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What is the important land forms and bodies of water in virginia?
There are a variety of important landforms and bodies of water in Virginia. These include the Appalachian Mountains, the Allegheny Mountains, the Shenandoah Valley, as well as the James River.
What are 2 important bodies of water in the state of Montana?
Montana isn't just big sky country, it is also a state with a lot of water. Two important bodies of water in Montana are Fort Peck Lake and Flathead Lake.
What are some important landforms and bodies of water in Honduras?
Caribbean sea
Which large bodies of water border Virginia?
what large bodies of water border virginia
Why is hydrogen important to your bodies?
we need hydrogen because without it there is no water and we will get dehydrated without water
Why are major bodies of water important?
Major bodies of water are important, because wildlife such as fish, sharks, ETC, need to survive! They need a home. Major bodies of water are also important to us too, because where do we get our purified water....... oceans, lakes, rivers, all of those water bodies help us survive. without them we would be in for a very bad disaster.
What bodies of water andstates border Virginia?
The state of Virginia is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, the District of Columbia, Maryland, West Virginia, and North Carolina.
