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Several USA states' names use only one type of vowel (like ALASKA using only the 'A'). There are two locations in the USA at which three states form a point. The states touching these points use only one type of vowel in their names. Furthermore, the two spots are about 150 miles from one another.
posted by Smatt @ 5:41 PM
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