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Rivers that Form State Borders
Name the river that (at least partially) forms the border between the given states.
In some cases, the same river is the answer to more than one question.
Note: I freely admit that I didn’t know a lot of of these. But Jetpunk’s fearless geography nerds will get ‘em.
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Last updated: July 11, 2013
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| First submitted | November 17, 2012 |
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Kvkq
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Level 70
Mar 30, 2013
Thanks for calling me fearless.
bluesdjben
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Level 74
Jun 17, 2013
Good quiz. For Kentucky and West Virginia, it's not the Ohio River but the Big Sandy River, and you could also probably accept Tug Fork because that fork of the Big Sandy forms part of the border too.
FentonsDad
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Level 86
Jul 11, 2013
You are so right, and I'm blushing. Researched, fixed, resubmitted.
wolfcat95
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Level 67
Nov 5, 2013
There are two rivers that separate Florida and Georgia. In addition to the St. Mary's River, the Chattahoochee forms the border for about 35 km just NW of Tallahassee. Once it crosses completely into Florida, it changes its name to the Apalachicola River, but I suppose that name could be used, too.
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