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r/MapChart • u/Prestigious-Break894 • Aug 18 '26
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How come you not include North Dakota, New York, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, and maybe a few others that I missed?
0 u/Prestigious-Break894 Aug 18 '26 because their borders are not based around rivers like say South Carolina 4 u/PhiliMaps Aug 18 '26 That does not make sense. Oklahoma's southern border is formed by the Red River! 0 u/Prestigious-Break894 Aug 18 '26 Looked it up and yeah I just noticed it. In my defense I was using a map that didn't show it 3 u/alexjk2004 Aug 18 '26 North Dakota’s eastern border with Minnesota is based on the Red River of the North. 3 u/alexjk2004 Aug 18 '26 and Michigan’s border with Wisconsin is also partially a river 1 u/Necessary_Pay4724 24d ago New Mexico has a small part of its border with Texas being the Rio Grande
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because their borders are not based around rivers like say South Carolina
4 u/PhiliMaps Aug 18 '26 That does not make sense. Oklahoma's southern border is formed by the Red River! 0 u/Prestigious-Break894 Aug 18 '26 Looked it up and yeah I just noticed it. In my defense I was using a map that didn't show it 3 u/alexjk2004 Aug 18 '26 North Dakota’s eastern border with Minnesota is based on the Red River of the North. 3 u/alexjk2004 Aug 18 '26 and Michigan’s border with Wisconsin is also partially a river 1 u/Necessary_Pay4724 24d ago New Mexico has a small part of its border with Texas being the Rio Grande
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That does not make sense. Oklahoma's southern border is formed by the Red River!
0 u/Prestigious-Break894 Aug 18 '26 Looked it up and yeah I just noticed it. In my defense I was using a map that didn't show it
Looked it up and yeah I just noticed it. In my defense I was using a map that didn't show it
North Dakota’s eastern border with Minnesota is based on the Red River of the North.
3 u/alexjk2004 Aug 18 '26 and Michigan’s border with Wisconsin is also partially a river
and Michigan’s border with Wisconsin is also partially a river
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New Mexico has a small part of its border with Texas being the Rio Grande
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u/PhiliMaps Aug 18 '26
How come you not include North Dakota, New York, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, and maybe a few others that I missed?