What is the mileage from Mississippi state line to Louisiana state line on I-20?

Is Jamie Lynn Spears from Mississippi?

She grew up in Louisiana, but she was born just over the state line in McComb, Mississippi.

What is halfway point from Dallas Texas to Columbus Georgia?

The state line of Louisiana and Mississippi is about the halfway point.

Which states have the largest percentage of people below the poverty line?

Based on the current standard used by the U.S. statistics bureau, the two states are: Mississippi (20.1%) and Louisiana (18.3%).

If a minor lives in Mississippi but is legal age to be married in Louisiana can she cross the state line?

She could try it. But they might not issue a marriage license if they are not a resident of the state, particularly if they are attempting to avoid the age limit in the other state. Parental permission is the biggest key.

How long is the drive from Houston to Louisiana?

Houston to the Louisiana state line near Orange Texas is about 1 hour and 40 minutes. But that is just to the state line. Thanks to our friends at Google maps.

Why doesn't the Louisiana Mississippi state line follow the Mississippi River to its mouth?

The parishes of Louisiana called the Florida Parishes were, indeed, once claimed by the Spanish as part of West Florida. Once Florida became part of the US, the coastal region was divided between Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. --- The reason the boundary of the State of Mississippi does not follow the Mississippi River to its mouth goes back to the sequence in which the United States acquired various territories. The territory north of the coastal counties in the States of Mississippi and Alabama was part of the original United States territory ceded from England at the end of the Revolutionary War. The City of New Orleans and other Parishes east of the Mississippi River near the mouth were part of the French Louisiana Territory and were not acquired until the Louisiana Purchase under President Jefferson. This area was left as part of Louisiana. Title to what is now the coastal counties of Mississippi and Alabama was disputed. The US argued that these counties were French territory and were included in the Louisiana Purchase. Spain argued that these territories were part of Spanish Florida. The matter was settled in 1821 when the United States acquired Florida from Spain. When the United State organized these new territories in to States, New Orleans and nearby parishes east of the River, were left as part of the State of Louisiana. That part of Florida between the Perdido River (the western Alabama/Florida border) and the Pearl River (the lower Louisiana/Mississippi border) were cut off from the Louisiana Territory or the Florida Territory, depending on which claim was valid and made part of the Mississippi and Alabama Territories to give the access to the coastal trade.

What is the capital of the only US State that borders the Gulf of Mexico?

Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas have a coastline on the Gulf of Mexico. The capital cities are Tallahassee, Florida; Montgomery, Alabama; Jackson, Mississippi; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; and Austin, Texas.

What is the distance between Orlando and Louisiana in a straight line?

The straight-line distance to the Louisiana state line is 532 miles. This is the true straight line distance which accounts for the curvature of the earth, NOT the straight line drawn on a map.

How long to drive from Ohio to Louisiana?

The driving distance from Ohio's state line to Louisiana's state line is approximately 791 road miles. The driving time will be about 13 hours, depending on your speed and traffic conditions.

What state has the Mississippi River in it?

none. the river is a boundary line for some of the states.

What is the driving distance from LA to Illinois?

About 630 miles from the Louisiana state line to the IL state line. If you meant Los Angeles, the distance is about 1,930 miles.

What state was the exception to the Mason-Dixon Line west of the Mississippi?

Kansas territory