Is alabama mississippi or oklahoma closer to California?
Oklahoma is the closest to california
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What is the mileage from birmingham alabama to vicksburg mississippi?
It is 279.57 miles from Birmingham, AL to Vicksburg, MS and t...
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Is Michigan west of the Mississippi?
Michigan covers 96,810 square miles, making it the 11th large...
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The capital of Mississippi is Jackson!
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The Missouri River begins in western Montana, and is 2,565 mi...
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What states does the Mississippi river run through?
The Mississippi River runs through Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri,...
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Is there fish in the Mississippi river?
Yes, the Mississippi river contains fish. Some fisherman have...
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What is the mileage from birmingham alabama to vicksburg mississippi?
It is 279.57 miles from Birmingham, AL to Vicksburg, MS and t...
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What direction does the mississippi river flow?
The Mississippi river flows from its starting point in Minnes...
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What Is the western state of Mississippi river?
States that border the Mississippi River on the west include ...
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What are the Highways and major roads in Mississippi?
I-20 traverses central Mississippi from east to west. I-55 tr...
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What is the mileage from birmingham alabama to vicksburg mississippi?
It is 279.57 miles from Birmingham, AL to Vicksburg, MS and t...
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How fast does the Mississippi River Flow?
At the headwaters of the Mississippi, the average surface spe...
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How far is it from Birmingham, Alabama to Jackson, Mississippi?
Birmingham, AL to Jackson, MS is 237 miles - about 3 hours 32...
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What is a classic mississippi river boat called?
The classic riverboats were most commonly known as riverboats...
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How many counties in Iowa rest along the Mississippi River?
10 Iowa counties border the Mississippi River, from Allamakee...
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How deep is the Mississippi River?
The Mississippi River's depth ranges from less than 3 feet at...
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Is Kentucky closer to Alabama or Mississippi?
Kentucky is equal distance from both Mississippi and Alabama ...
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Mississippi is located in the Southern part of the United Sta...
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Is Maycomb County in Mississippi?
Maycomb County is a fictional setting in the novel "To Kill A...
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How long is a plan ride from LAX To Mississippi?
The flight time from Los Angeles International Airport to Mis...
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How deep is the Mississippi River?
The Mississippi River's depth ranges from less than 3 feet at...
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How wide is the Mississippi River?
At Lake Itasca, the river is between 20-30 feet wide. The Mis...
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Where is Sardis Lake in Mississippi?
Sardis lake is located in northern Mississippi in Panola, Laf...
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Is there a Vicksburg, Mississippi?
Vicksburg, Mississippi is on Interstate 80 on the Mississippi...
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Mississippi is located in the Southern part of the United Sta...
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Mississippi is located in the Southern part of the United Sta...
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Are there beaches in gulf port mississippi?
Yes, there are beaches in Gulf Port, Mississippi. ChaCha again!
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What is the name of a small town in Mississippi?
City of Aberdeen - 10200 Mississippi 382,Aberdeen, MS, Ph: (6...
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How far away is Madison, Mississippi from Tupelo, Mississippi?
According to google maps, Madison MI is about 3 hours and nin...
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What Three counties that border Prentiss county in Mississippi?
Prentiss county, Mississippi is bordered by Alcorn County to ...
About Mississippi
Mississippi is a southern US state that was admitted to the Union on December 10, 1817 as the 20th state. The state is named after the Mississippi river which flows in the western part of the state. Jackson, which is the largest city (173,861- 2008 population est.), holds the capital seat.
About Oklahoma
Oklahoma, located in the central United States, is bordered by New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas. Its climate is moderate with warm summers and cold winters. Temperatures in the winter on average are about 37°F (3°C) and in the summer the average is around 82°F (28°C). Oklahoma City is one of the windiest cities in the United States and Oklahoma is prone to tornados.
About California
California is a state located on the west coast of the United States and is bordered by Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, the Pacific Ocean, and Baja California to the south. California has a mostly Mediterranean climate with rainy and cool winters and dry summers, which the wine industry has profited by. The higher elevation desert areas have hot summers and cold winters. Death Valley, a desert classified as the hottest location in North America, holds a record high of 134 °F set in 1913.
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