Name a state ...
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Answer
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whose lowest point is higher than 2000 feet
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Colorado | New Mexico | Utah | Wyoming
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that borders exactly two other states
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Florida | Rhode Island | South Carolina | Washington
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that has an NBA team, but no other major pro sports teams
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Oklahoma | Oregon
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that touches the "Four Corners"
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Arizona | Colorado | New Mexico | Utah
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that was a slave state in 1860 but didn't join the Confederacy
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Delaware | Kentucky | Maryland | Missouri
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whose capital ends in -ON
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Massachusetts | Mississippi | New Jersey | West Virginia | Wisconsin
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which averages more than 55 inches (140 cm) of precipitation annually
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Alabama | Hawaii | Louisiana | Mississippi
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where a majority of households own a gun
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Alaska | Arkansas | Idaho | Montana | West Virginia | Wyoming
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voted for Trump in 2016 but Biden in 2020
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Arizona | Georgia | Michigan | Pennsylvania | Wisconsin
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whose most populous city starts with A
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Alaska | Georgia | New Mexico
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whose population increased > 250% since 1960
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Alaska | Arizona | Florida | Nevada | Utah
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whose most valuable crop is cotton
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Alabama | Georgia | Texas
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whose biggest city shares its name with the biggest city in a different state
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Maine | Oregon | South Carolina | West Virginia
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where more than half of the population lives on islands
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Hawaii | New York
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whose tallest building is taller than its tallest mountain
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Florida | Louisiana | Illinois
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that starts with a letter that no other states start with
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Delaware | Florida | Georgia | Hawaii |
Louisiana | Pennsylvania | Rhode Island | Utah
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whose eastern border is nearly entirely formed by the Mississippi River
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Arkansas | Iowa | Missouri
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that is within visual range of a foreign country that it doesn't share a land border with
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Alaska | Florida | Ohio | Pennsylvania
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with land on the Delmarva Peninsula (put on your thinking cap!)
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Delaware | Maryland | Virginia
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that has some land at the same latitude as parts of Great Britain
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Alaska
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Or just remove Alaska.
The boundary through the river near Sault Ste. Marie seems to clearly go through several islands though.
Since there doesn't seem to be an official definition, it seems like "land border" should just be self evident...So only land, no water borders.
But if we're not counting lakes then Pennsylvania would be included. You can see parts of Ontario at lookout points in Northern PA.
how have I not noticed this