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Do you know which landlocked US state has a seaport? -- nm

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Oct 6 '22, 06:36

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If Bolivia can have a navy, I suppose this must be permitted to stand. -- nm - Barynn Oct 6, 07:11 3
- And I heard Canada has an army! -- nm - Spawn Oct 6, 07:38 2
  - Civil defense force to halt the polar bear invasion, no doubt. -- nm - Barynn Oct 6, 07:47 1
    - Canada - the only thing between the USA and Russia. -- nm - Andie Oct 6, 07:52
Front Royal VA has an “inland port” -- nm - MDH Oct 6, 07:09 1
- Hmmm. They're not landlocked but I do like learning all this new info. -- nm - Krusty Oct 6, 07:19
Do Great Lakes count? Duluth has a big port for mine stuff mostly. -- nm - mafic Oct 6, 06:42 3
- Makes sense but they don't count as landlocked. -- nm - Krusty Oct 6, 06:44 2
  - They’re not on the ocean! That’s landlocked! -- nm - mafic Oct 6, 07:03 1
    - Heh. :-) -- nm - Krusty Oct 6, 07:19
Guess - znufrii, official Gen-Xer Oct 6, 06:37 10
- Columbia River? -- nm - zeitgeist Oct 6, 11:29
- huh -- nm - prayformojo Oct 6, 06:48 2
  - Which is why I asked the question. I was very surprised to learn this info. -- nm - Krusty Oct 6, 06:49 1
    - yeah, that's some great trivia -- nm - prayformojo Oct 6, 07:30
- Correct. I just learned about it this morning. -- nm - Krusty Oct 6, 06:38 5
  - Vaguely remember it being mentioned whenever there is talk about spoils - znufrii, official Gen-Xer Oct 6, 06:40 4
    - In this case it was about moving a part of a submarine to a navy testing facility. -- (edited) - Krusty Oct 6, 06:42 3
      - rando fact: The Navy also has a testing facility on Seneca Lake in Upstate NY - decline Oct 6, 06:47 2
        
        Cool. I hadn't heard that before. -- nm - Krusty Oct 6, 06:50 1
        
        it's because the lake is crazy deep (over 600 ft) - decline Oct 6, 06:53

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