Trivia Questions

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1) Which American state borders three Canadian provinces, and what are the provinces?
2) From which American city will the next state you enter when travelling due north, south, east, or west be the same state?

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  1. Anonymous8:49 PM

    1.Maine:Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia

    2. Would the district of columbia count?

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  2. gcallah7:30 PM

    1) Maine has no border with Nova Scotia that I can see.

    2) Whether we count DC or not, it would not meet the condition: going north from DC, the next state you hit is Maryland, but going south it's Virginia.

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  3. Bob Hodges12:41 AM

    1) Montana seems to border British Columbia (right on the corner), Alberta, Saskatchewan

    2) Hell if I know.

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    Cheers,

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  6. Anonymous2:12 PM

    Stamford

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