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    Dusktrooper is correct! 39.gif +10!

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    align=baseline> New question topic!

    US GEOGRAPHY

    Question 12.

    Nearly 15 million people rely on this river for drinking and industrial use. It is the longest un-dammed river east of the Mississippi River, and is fed by 216 tributaries. What river in the US could this be?


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    Date: 9/5/2005 7:44:40 PM Author: Mikeaut1

    align=baseline> New question topic!

    US GEOGRAPHY

    Question 12.

    Nearly 15 million people rely on this river for drinking and industrial use. It is the longest un-dammed river east of the Mississippi River, and is fed by 216 tributaries. What river in the US could this be?


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    Hmmm that seems pretty tough, however with 15 million people rely on this river for water it seems that (looks at a US map) that the Delaware River seems logical as Philadelphia is roughly home to 4 million people (Metro Area) and that area of the US is the most populated (well the Bosnywash) the Boston-New York-Washington Corridor. So anyway yes i will say the Delaware River.

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    Great work MiniMark! You are correct!! +10! 39.gif

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    Question 13.
    This body of water separates Long Island with Connecticut, and as you move west towards New York, this water drains into the narrow East River, which isn't a river, but both a tidal straight and tidal estuary.

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    Date: 9/6/2005 7:00:35 AM Author: Mikeaut1

    Question 13.

    This body of water separates Long Island with Connecticut, and as you move west towards New York, this water drains into the narrow East River, which isn't a river, but both a tidal straight and tidal estuary.

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    This seems likes it a trick question but anyway is it The Long Island Sound?

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    MiniMark is correct yet again! +10! 39.gif

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    Minimark is tied with Amal81, at 30 points each!
     

    Question 13
     
    This state is the 11th largest state in the United States. With a great beachfront, this state depends on its agriculture and manufacturing industries. This state was also home to the first miniature golf course. What state could this be?

     

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    Traffic_Jam was incorrect, but I looked back into my question and realized there was a misunderstanding. The question meant to say this state is the 11th most populous state in the US. So I will award Traffic_Jam 5 points. The correct answer was North Carolina. Again I am sorry for the misunderstanding. Won't happen again!

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    Please note that there are now three topics in this game, US States, US Cities, and US Geography! These will be the three major topics within the trivia game.
     

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    U.S. Cities and Towns
     
    Question 14.
     
    This city located in North Carolina is in proximity to I-95 and has a population of about 130,000. It is the sixth largest municipality in the state, and even has a successful university there, as well as a regional airport. What city is this?

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    That sounds correct! 39.gif +10 for Fairlane!

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    Question 15.
     
    The 24th largest city (population) of America is home to a great baseball team and a non-sectarian riverside university. This particular university in this city has approximately 30,000 students enrolled. The metro population of the city is approximately 5.8 million. What city and what state?

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    Date: 9/6/2005 8:15:10 PM Author: Mikeaut1

    Question 15.

    The 24th largest city (population) of America is home to a great baseball team and a non-sectarian riverside university. This particular university in this city has approximately 30,000 students enrolled. The metro population of the city is approximately 5.8 million. What city and what state?

    Is the answer Boston Massachusetts?

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    I'm going to agree with Boston, but I can say that it is definetely not Seattle. Though the University of Washington's site may have at one time been alongside a river, today it is alongside the Montlake Cut and Portage Bay, also I'd hope 5.8 mil don't live around Seattle, there are only just over 6 mil in my home state.5.gif

    Plus, anymore calling the Mariners great would be a stretch.18.gif
     
    But for a chance at points, I'm going to throw in Ft. Worth, Texas as a guess.

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    WOW! Lots of responses! I am going to have to say that MiniMark was correct, he answered Boston, Mass before anyone else did. +10. MiniMark takes the lead! 39.gif

    At the moment I cannot supply a question, but I will later this afternoon. So check back later.

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    Question 16.
     
     
    Home to such landmarks such as Camden Yards and the Inner Harbor, this city is major city and is proximity to the country's capital. What city is this?

     

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    Baltimore, Maryland

    And how can a Yankee fan say that Boston is home to a great baseball team? Considering your avatar, I'd definitely wriiten that off as a wrong answer!


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    Duke87 is correct! +10! Welcome to the game! 39.gif And to answer your question Duke, even though I am a devout Yankee Fan, I wasn't going to write the question in my opinion, or else I would've written, Boston is home to the suckiest baseball team on the planet! 18.gif. But I wrote it according to their actual records, they're record is 81 - 56. And they've previously won the World Series. ONLY ONCE THOUGH. And it WONT happen again. 48.gif Anyway... here is the next question.

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    Question 17.
     
    This city located conveniently on the Gulf of Mexico is a small city, but shares an airport with another, small, but more populated city. The city is located conveniently near New Orleans (62 miles), and was one of the most devasted places when Hurricane Katrina hit. This city is located in Mississippi, and has an overall population of about 50,000. The city is also located on a peninsula, and bridges connect it to the mainland. What city is this?

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    Correct answer, wrong spelling. Biloxi, not Bloxi. +10! ACEfanatic was correct!

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    Question 18
     
    This river runs on the west side of Manhattan Island in New York, and separates the state of New York with New Jersey. The Palisades of New Jersey run along this river as well. Major bridges such as the George Washington and Tappan Zee run across this river, as it also produces a great economic highway. What river is this?

     

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    Hmm it's also named after a car who had a guy named after him, wait, that's the other way around.
     
    Anyways, the answer is the Hudson River.

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    Fairlane is correct! 39.gif +10!!!

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    Question 19.
     
    This state is home to the first typewriter ever invented, designed in 1867. This state also produces the most milk out of every other state in America. And also, the Hamburger Hall of Fame is located here. What state is this?

     

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    Date: 9/7/2005 7:51:10 PM Author: Mikeaut1

    Question 19.

    This state is home to the first typewriter ever invented, designed in 1867. This state also produces the most milk out of every other state in America. And also, the Hamburger Hall of Fame is located here. What state is this?

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    Is the answer Wisconsin?

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    MiniMark is correct! +10!

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    Question 20.
     
    This state is home to the largest coal mine, and was the first state to let women vote. Also, the first official national park was founded here in 1867. What state is this?

    Note: Thank you everyone for participating in this game! We are already into question 20! Thanks to everyone playing!

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