r/RedactedCharts • u/FreeStater45 • 23h ago

Answered What is unique about these U.S. states?

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u/banditk77 23h ago

The borders were incorrectly surveyed.

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u/FreeStater45 23h ago

Nope, sorry.

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u/Pillsbury_No_Boi 13h ago

Birthplaces of Presidents whose library is in a different state?

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u/Lotekdog 15h ago

They are all islands

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u/Chopper242 22h ago

They're the only ones not missing.

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u/Pryncess_Dianna 23h ago

They were once bigger

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u/FreeStater45 23h ago

Nope, sorry. Delaware and North Dakota wouldn't be here, if that was the case.

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u/WillingnessPuzzled39 22h ago

would the dakota territory count? hypothetically

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u/FreeStater45 17h ago

For that, I would've included South Dakota as well.

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u/Unlucky_Standard_212 20h ago

Their capitols were moved?

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u/NIN10DOXD 17h ago

Missing almost every state.

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u/After-Willingness271 19h ago

missing RI then

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u/ryanbredeson 19h ago

And Iowa

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u/Regency9877 18h ago

California too

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u/Pillsbury_No_Boi 13h ago

Colorado two

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u/BuddyHolly__ 14h ago

I believe more states than not had their capital moved at one point or another

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_SNOOTS 15h ago

You can drink underage with a parent?

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u/Traveller7142 14h ago

Not Oregon

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u/REALgeographerwilson 12h ago

their longest border is a river?

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u/BreadIsCrumby_ 11h ago

their capitals changed names (pigseye-st. paul, boston- portland, belmont-madison)

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u/FreeStater45 10h ago

Nope, but it does have to do with state capitals.

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u/JustAnotherDay1977 11h ago edited 11h ago

They are all shaped different.

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u/badassmotherpruckler 10h ago

They all have consonants in their names.

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u/Ski4ever5 9h ago

All of their state capitals are their second most populous cities

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u/FreeStater45 6h ago

Correct! Nice job.

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u/Illustrious-Card302 16h ago

They’re all on water

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u/random_sociopath 12h ago

North Dakota and Nebraska??

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u/Illustrious-Card302 9h ago

Mississippi River

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u/random_sociopath 9h ago

There are many states missing in the case of water anyway, even if the river is counted