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What state has the longest north south boundary?
Alaska is the longest State in America running 1,479 miles or 2,380 km north to south.
What US state has the longest north-south boundary?
Alaska is the longest State in America running 1,479 miles or 2,380 km north to south.
What state has the longest borders Pennsylvania on the North south?
on the north New York & on the south Maryland
What state has the longest border with Tennessee?
The state of Kentucky has the longest border, being north of Tennessee, which is much longer east-to-west than north-to-south.
What state has the longest winter?
Probably North and South Dakota and Alaska.
What is the greatest distance north or south of the state?
648 miles long north to south
What is the longest state in the us continent?
The longest state in the contiguous United States is California. It stretches about 770 miles from north to south.
What continental US state has the longest north-south border?
California's north-south border is 800 miles, making it the state with the longest north-south border in the United States. The border is shared with Arizona and Nevada. Its coastline is 840 miles long, and it is the third largest state after Alaska and Texas. California has a wide range of geographical features, including coastlines and mountains. The longest north-south border of all U.S. states is Alaska's border with Canada, which is 1538 miles.
Which state of Australia has the longest land border?
New South Wales has the longest land border, which is 4635 km long. it shars its border with Victoria to the south, South Australia to the west, and Queensland to the north.
State with the longest name?
Massachusetts, 13 letters. North Carolina and South Carolina , 13 letters each.
What state has more letters in it than any other state?
Massachusetts is the longest single word state name with 13 letters North and South Carolina are the longest multiple word state names both with 13 letters
What is the second longest state in the US?
It depends how you want that measured. And that's why you are seeing different answers because of the confusion. In the north-south distance, can islands be included? (The n-s measurement of a surprising number of states will depend on that specification.).You would need to specify such things as:Does the line have to be across land entirely within the state?Can the line cross into another state or international water, or must it be entirely on contiguous land within the state?Or do you simply want to compare latitude numbers?As you probably know, a state's "longest" measurement is not always north-south. The longest dimension of a state can be in any directional orientation. To compare the longest states, we must measure from one extreme point on a border to the extreme other point farthest away. The longest states are:1) Hawaii (based on the distance from South Point, Hawaii Island to Kure island)2) Alaska3) California4) Texas
