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What latitude forms the southern boundary of Idaho?

The 42nd parallel forms the southern boundary of Idaho. It marks the border between Idaho and Nevada as well as a portion of the border between Idaho and Oregon.


The Snake River forms much of Idaho's border with which state?

That would be Oregon


Which river forms part of the borer between the US and Mexico?

The Rio Grande


Does Idaho have a panhandle?

Yes, Idaho does have a panhandle. It forms the northwest portion of the state, and borders Canada on the north and Washington (and Oregon) on the west.


Which state separates Oregon and Washington?

The state that separates Oregon and Washington is Idaho. Idaho is located to the east of Oregon and Washington, serving as a buffer between the two states. The Snake River forms part of the border between Idaho and Oregon, while the state of Washington is located directly north of Idaho.


What is the name of the river that forms a border between the states of washingtion and Oregon?

Columbia River, Oregon.


Whats the river that forms a border between the states of Washington and Oregon?

michigan


Name the that forms a border between the states of Washington and Oregon?

Columbia river


What river that forms the border between the states of Washington and Oregon?

Columbia river


What river runs east from part of the border two northwestern states and flows into the pacific ocean?

The Snake river flows east for part of its course and the water eventually flows into the Pacific Ocean. It forms part of the border between Idaho and Oregon The Columbia river forms most of the border between Washington and Oregon, but the water in it flows WEST, so unless you meant something like "runs in an east-west direction" the Columbia is not the river you are looking for.


What is the name of the river that forms a border between the states of Washington and Oregon?

The Columbia River.


What river forms the border between Washington and Oregon?

The Columbia River.