Topic Title

[wildrover]

Is it antimony?

[JUS]

nope :cry:

[JUS]

Bi eck, what can it be?

[JUS]

That was a clue :oops:

[wildrover]

Bismuth then - not far out with Antimony..

[JUS]

:D

[wildrover]

The longest is in the state of Alaska and the thickest in Idaho. Texas and Oklahoma have one each that touch each other. Connecticut, Maryland, Florida and Nebraska all have one but West Virginia has two. What?

[Tallscot]

State forests?

[wildrover]

No, actually the question is misleading in that it should be in the Geography section. You're looking for a word for a geographic feature that is used almost solely in the USA. The best known example is in Florida.

[Rob_Bob]

The only geographic term I can think of that is pretty much only in America is Key as in Florida Keys, but I only know of the Florida Keys?

[wildrover]

Not the keys - there's another term used for the North West part of Florida that is used for bits of these other states..

[Tallscot]

Prairies?

[wildrover]

No - the term comes from the shape of the piece of land in question.

[Tallscot]

Googled - Panhandle.


Manatees comprise three of the four living species in the order Sirenia. What is the fourth?

[wildrover]

I'd take a guess at the dugong (though I've never seen a dugong).