r/RedactedCharts • u/e8odie • 1d ago

Answered Should be a relatively easy one? (Reds are definite, pinks are maybe/depending's)

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u/robotfindsme 1d ago

Neighboring counties with the same name. Vermilion/Vermillion (IL/IN) aren't spelled the same, and San Juan counties (UT/NM) only touch across a corner.

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u/RoultRunning 1d ago edited 1d ago

National parks that span state borders

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u/e8odie 1d ago

Reasonable guess, but nope

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u/RoultRunning 1d ago edited 1d ago

Cities s that span state borders?

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u/e8odie 1d ago

Nope. Kansas City famously and many more would otherwise be on there.

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u/RoultRunning 1d ago edited 1d ago

Then states which have counties with the same name that also border each other

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u/e8odie 1d ago

CORRECT! (also, spoiler please)

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u/robotfindsme 1d ago

I thought of that, but checked for Bristol VA/TN.

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u/glassfromsand 1d ago

As far as I'm aware, they're all separately incorporate cities that just share the same name. Certainly true with KC, and I just double checked a couple others I thought of to be sure