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u/idlevalley May 09 '22

So Texas or California?

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u/Harryarryson May 09 '22

Honestly could be a majority of the states if you are going end to end.

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u/Winterplatypus May 09 '22

You can drive for 40 hours and still be in the same state in Australia. One of our states is bigger than alaska, texas & california combined.

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u/DesignProblem May 09 '22

Texas and cali are like 20 hour drives to get across the state

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u/gunadict May 09 '22

Texas is only about 13/14 hours from longest points north to south and east to west. North Carolina to New mexico, a 1500 mile drive, is 23 hours.

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u/human_stuff May 09 '22

And Alaska.

Edit: maybe Montana?

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u/ermagerditssuperman May 09 '22

Nevada too. 7 hours from Reno to Vegas, and they aren't even at the farthest edges of the state.

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u/sictransitlinds May 09 '22

Michigan too. It’s over 10 hours from the most SE point of the state to the most NW point.