Alaska and Hawaii are not connected to the contiguous United States due to geographic and historical factors. Alaska is located in the far northwest of North America, separated from the other states by Canada, while Hawaii is an archipelago in the central Pacific Ocean. Their unique locations and the historical circumstances of their annexation and statehood led to their separation from the mainland U.S.
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Alaska and Hawaii are not directly connected to the other 48 states.
To start of, there were 13 (thirteen) states. Then as the states started growing we now have 50 (fifty) states. 48 (forty eight) of them connected and 2 (two) not. There "other two" are Hawaii and Alaska. Hawaii and Alaska are not connected to each other. In fact, Hawaii is all surrounded by water and Alaska is connected to Canada.
Alaska and Hawaii. Alaska borders Canada. Hawaii is a group of islands located in the Pacific.
This probably refers to Alaska, as it is connected to Canada not the connected 48 states. Hawaii doesn't border other states but isn't connected to North America.
48 states are contiguous. Two states, Alaska and Hawaii are non-contiguous.
The continental United States refers all of the states in the country except Hawaii and Alaska. Hawaii is out in the Pacific Ocean and Alaska is north of much of Canada. In other words, these two states are not connected to the other 48.
In 1952 there were 48 states in the US. They are sometimes referred to now as the 'lower 48', if the matter at hand is relevant only to the contiguous states below Canada. Like Hawaii, Alaska does not border any of the other states. The last two states to join the union were Alaska and Hawaii, both of which joined in 1959.
Yes, neither Alaska or Hawaii has a shared border with the 48 contiguous states.
There were 48 other states.