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US 301 Get started Folkston End Sylvania Length 172 mi Length 277 km Route Florida Folkston Nahunta Jesup Ludowic Glennville Claxton Register Statesboro Sylvania South Carolina According to allcitycodes, US 301 is a US Highway in the US state of Georgia. The road forms a secondary north-south link in the east of the state, […]
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A gigantic, curved fold in the Earth’s crust stretches 100 miles (160 km) in south-central Utah. Formed by the same tremendous forces that shaped the Colorado Plateau 65 million years ago, this impressive rock formation is called the Waterpocket Fold. This fold is part of Capitol Reef National Park, which also features an eroded jumble […]
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Thanks to its ideal climate, San Diego attracts over 30 million visitors annually and has long been one of the top destinations in the USA. According to localcollegeexplorer, the city offers a variety of activities and has so much to see that it is often difficult to decide what to do and what to see. […]
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Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse According to travelationary, Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse is the only lighthouse on Mount Desert Island. There are short hiking trails on either side of the tower, offering spectacular views. Cadillac Mountain At 466 m, Cadillac Mountain is not only the highest mountain in the park, but also the highest mountain on […]
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Queens – the behemoth of the five boroughs – is almost six times the size of Manhattan and occupies a third of the total city area. This neighborhood owes its diversity to the fact that around half of its residents were born abroad. In no other district in the USA do so many different nationalities […]
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Phoenix/Scottsdale The greater Phoenix-Scottsdale area is one of the most popular holiday and leisure regions in the USA. The “Valley of the Sun”, as the area is also called, counts more than 300 summer days per year. Over 190 golf courses, the multitude of luxury resorts and the wealth of historical, cultural and natural attractions […]
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Sun, sand, sea and Mickey Mouse are reason enough for a visit for most of the more than 96 million holidaymakers every year. The “Sunshine State” truly deserves its reputation as a perfect family vacation destination – but the state offers much more culturally and scenically than the usual stereotypes suggest. On April 2, 1513, […]
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Wyoming is located in the northwestern United States, between Montana (north), Colorado and Utah (south), Idaho (west), and South Dakota and Nebraska (east). The state is divided into four regions, namely Central, Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, and Southwest. The Equality State has a semi-arid climate, with hot summers and harsh winters and large weather differences due […]
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West Virginia is located in the eastern United States, between Pennsylvania (north), Virginia (south and east), Maryland (east), and Ohio and Kentucky (west). The state is divided into eight regions, namely Northern Panhandle, Mountaineer Country, Potomac Highlands, Eastern Region, MidOhio Region, Lakes Region, Metro Region, and Newriver Region. The Mountain State has a humid continental […]
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Washington is located in the northwestern United States, between British Columbia, Canada (north), Oregon (south), Idaho (east), and the Pacific Ocean (west). The state is divided into ten regions, namely The Coast, Columbia River Plateau, The Islands, North Cascades, Olympic & Kitsap Peninsulas, The Palouse, Rocky Mountain Gateway, Seattle – King Country, Volcano Country, and […]
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Texas is located in the southern United States, between Mexico (south), Oklahoma (north), Arkansas and Louisiana (east), and New Mexico (west). The state is divided into seven regions, namely Panhandle Plains, Big Bend Country, Hill Country, Prairies & Lakes, Piney Woods, South Texas Plains, and Gulf Coast. Given the size of the Lone Star State, […]
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The state of South Dakota is located in the northern United States and is bordered on the north by North Dakota, on the east by the states of Minnesota and Iowa, on the south by the state of Nebraska, and on the west by the states of Wyoming and Montana. South Dakota is primarily a […]
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South Carolina is located in the eastern United States, between North Carolina (north), Georgia (south), and the Atlantic Ocean (west). The state is divided into three regions, namely Waterfalls & Whitewater, Lakes & Blackwater Rivers, and Islands & Coast. The Palmetto State has a humid, sub-tropical climate, with short, mild winters and warm summers. The […]
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Rhode Island is located in the northeastern United States, between Massachusetts (north and east), Connecticut (west), and the Atlantic Ocean (south). The state is divided into seven regions, namely Blackstone Valley, Block Island, East Bay, Newport, Providence, Warwick, and South Country. The state is also part of New England. The Northeast of the USA is […]
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On February 14, 1859, Oregon officially became the thirty-third state of the United States. The state has an area of 255,026 km², of which 248,849 km² is land. Oregon, the Beaver State, borders the Pacific Ocean to the west and is bordered by Washington State to the north, Idaho to the east, and California and […]
Continue ReadingTulsa, Oklahoma Tulsa skyline. Tulsa is the second largest city in the US state of Oklahoma. The city has 411,000 inhabitants and an urban area of 1,024,000 inhabitants (2021). The city is located in the northeast of the state on the Arkansas River. Introduction Tulsa is a fairly large conurbation with 1 million inhabitants. Despite […]
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Ohio is located in the northeastern United States, between Michigan (north), Kentucky (south), Pennsylvania and West Virginia (east), and Indiana (west). The state is divided into no less than ten regions, namely Northern, Northeastern, Northcentral, Northwestern, Western, Southwestern, Eastern, Southeastern, Central and Southern. The Buckeye State has a temperate climate, with cold winters and warm […]
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North Carolina is located in the southeastern United States, between Virginia (north), South Carolina and Georgia (south), Tennessee (west), and the Atlantic Ocean (east). The state is divided into three regions, namely Mountains, Piedmont and Coast. The Tar Heel State has a humid, sub-tropical climate, with short, mild winters and warm summers. The temperatures depend […]
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New York State is located in the northeastern United States, between Ontario and Quebec, Canada (north), New Jersey and Pennsylvania (south and west), Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut (east), and Ontario (west). The state is divided into no fewer than eleven regions, namely Thousand Islands-Seaway, The Adirondacks (PHOTO BELOW), Central-Leatherstocking, Capital-Saratoga, Greater Niagara, Chautauqua-Allegheny, The Catskills, […]
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New Jersey is located on the east coast of the United States, between Delaware (south), New York (north), Pennsylvania (west), and the Atlantic Ocean (east). The state is divided into six regions, namely Delaware River Region, Gateway Region, Greater Atlantic City Region, Shore Region, Skylands Region, and Southern Shore Region. Located between the Atlantic Ocean […]
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New Hampshire is located in the northeastern United States, between Quebec, Canada (north), Massachusetts (south), Maine (east), and Vermont (west). The state is divided into six regions, namely Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee, Lakes, Merrimack Valley, Monadnock, Seacoast, and White Mountains. The Northeast of the USA is a region of extremes. The area has an extreme continental climate, […]
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Nevada is located in the southwestern United States, between Oregon and Idaho (north), Arizona (south), California (west and south), and Utah (east). The state is divided into six regions, which are Reno-Tahoe Territory, Cowboy Country, Indian Territory, Pony Express Territory, Pioneer Territory, and Las Vegas Territory. The Silver State has a desert climate, with large […]
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Montana is located in the northwestern United States, between Canada (north), Wyoming and Idaho (south and west), and South and North Dakota (east). The state is divided into six regions, namely Custer Country, Glacier Country (PICTURE BELOW), Gold West Country, Missouri River Country, Russell Country and Yellowstone Country. The Treasure State has two different climate […]
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Missouri is located in the center of the United States, between Iowa (north), Arkansas (south), Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska (west), and Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee (east). The state is divided into five regions, namely Northeast, Northwest, Central, Southwest and Southeast. The Show Me State has a continental climate, with oppressively hot summers and cold winters. […]
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Mississippi is located in the southeastern United States, between Alabama (east), Arkansas, Louisiana (west), Tennessee (north), and the Gulf of Mexico (south). The state is divided into four regions, namely Hills, Delta, Capital River, Coastal, and Pines. The Magnolia State has a southern climate, with short winters and long, hot and humid summers. From May, […]
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Minnesota is located in the northern United States, between North Dakota, South Dakota (west), Wisconsin (east), Iowa (south), and Canada (north). The state is divided into four regions, namely North Central/Western, Northeastern, Southern and Twin Cities/Metro. The North Star State has a continental climate, with cold winters and warm summers. During the summer months, the […]
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Massachusetts is located in the eastern United States, between Vermont and New Hampshire (north), Rhode Island and Connecticut (south), New York (west), and the Atlantic Ocean (east). The state is divided into no less than thirteen regions, of which Boston & Cambridge, Bristol & Plymouth Counties, Martha’s Vineyard, Cape Cod, Nantucket Island and Central Massachusetts […]
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Maine is located in the northeastern United States, between the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Quebec (north, west, east), New Hampshire (west), and the Atlantic Ocean (south). The state is divided into eight regions, which are Aroostook County, Downeast & Acadia, Greater Portland & Casco Bay, Kennebec & Moose River Valleys, Maine Lakes & […]
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Kansas is located exactly in the middle of the United States, between Missouri (east), Colorado (west), Nebraska (north), and Oklahoma (south). This page contains information for those who want to travel through this state, want to make a tour with, for example, a camper or rental car and are looking for useful background information to […]
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Iowa is located in the western heart of the United States, between Minnesota (north), South Dakota and Nebraska (west), Wisconsin and Illinois (east), and Missouri (south). The state is divided into ten regions, namely Northwest, North Central, North East, West Central, Southwest, South Central, East, East Central, Southeast, and Central. The Hawkeye State has a […]
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