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States in the middle between the north and south were called?
pretty much your safest bet would be kansas and nebraska
Which country extends farther north Switzerland or US?
The United States of America does, as Alaska is much further north.
How much of the Votes did Obama get down in the southern States?
He got the Confederate States of Flordia, North Carolina, and Virginia. 55 electoral votes
Which states are in the north?
In the United States, states like Michigan, Maine, Washington, and North Dakota are along the northern border. Alaska is also in the north, it is the farthest north of all the united states.
What 4 nations claimed the area of present day North Dakota?
France claimed the area of present day North Dakota plus much of the United States in 1682. In 1713, England was given the northern part of present day North Dakota. In 1803, the United States acquired the Louisiana Purchase which included much of present day North Dakota. In 1818, the United States acquired the northern section from England.
How many states ar north of the equator?
If you mean how many of the United States of America, then the answer is all of them are north of the equator.All 50 states in the United States are north of the equator. The state of Hawaii is closest but is still several degrees north.
The economies of North and South Korea are complementary and both states would have much to gain by reunification?
True
How many states are north of th equater?
There are 50 states north of the equator in the United States of America
What is the 3 largest states in North Dakota?
North Dakota doesnt have states.
What country is north of the UNited states of amercia?
Canada is north of the United States.
How many states in the US are in the north or the south of the equator?
All 50 US states are north of the equator.
What are 3 states on the east side of the US?
North Carolina, Virginia, and South Carolina. Pretty much the states on the right side of the United States whenever you look at a map of the US.
