Iceland, I believe. And there's a place there where you can actually swim between 2 plates that are separating.

I saw that on Nova or some other science program.

https://external-preview.redd.it/Lwk...=webp&fda1708a

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/a1z0QyxAwEA/maxresdefault.jpg

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/03/a7...c1c275990a.jpg

Here's another: for an hour a year it's the same time in Florida as it is in Oregon.

What's the question?

It was a statement.

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ok...sorry.

How often is it the same time in FL and OR?

I believe you can get to all states that border Arkansas by traveling south. ;)

Never heard of them. I never watch morning news shows. Ever.

Without looking it up, I seem to remember Alaska being the answer.

Edit: Read the responses and see the answer was already given.

How about the northern most state in the con-us?

They should put a bridge across there so that I can drive from here to Europe.:D

https://tse1.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.P...95&w=218&h=114

They're not really experts...but they did ask the original question.

There is a bridge just off the road about twenty minutes south west of Keflavik. One end is on the European plate, the other on the North American plate. There is a shallow (but slowly widening) depression under the bridge. I believe it widens each year by about the same rate your fingernails grow.
Iceland is such a cool place.

Oh, and Maine is the northernmost of the 48 .

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Les

^^^ You are correct of the 48.

Not Maine, but it does start with an 'M'

Nope, but it is the eastern most point of the lower 48.
Yep
https://amateurtraveler.com/the-northernmost-spot-in-the-48-contiguous-u-s-states-the-northwest-angle-in-minnesota/

^^^ didn't know that...interesting.

Same here on both counts.

Thanks for the correction. Maine doesn't quite make it to 48 degrees North.

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Les