Editing 2868: Label the States
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* On the west coast, Washington, Oregon, and California all have their normal shapes, but there is a new rectangular state south of Oregon and north of California. | * On the west coast, Washington, Oregon, and California all have their normal shapes, but there is a new rectangular state south of Oregon and north of California. | ||
− | * East of this, two more nearly rectangular states have been added between Idaho | + | * East of this, two more nearly rectangular states have been added between Idaho, Nevada, and Utah; and between Montana and Wyoming. |
− | * A column of | + | * A column of four rectangular states has been inserted between Montana/Wyoming/Colorado and the Dakotas/Nebraska/Kansas. |
+ | * Another rectangular state has been added between Arizona and New Mexico. | ||
* Another somewhat rectangular state has been added between South Dakota and Nebraska. | * Another somewhat rectangular state has been added between South Dakota and Nebraska. | ||
* Ohio and Indiana have been narrowed with a new state being created between them. | * Ohio and Indiana have been narrowed with a new state being created between them. | ||
− | * New states shaped like Arkansas | + | * New states shaped like Arkansas and North Carolina have been added directly south of those states. |
+ | * A new state shaped like Tennessee has been added between that state and Kentucky. | ||
* New Hampshire now has a state that looks like its reflection between itself and Maine. | * New Hampshire now has a state that looks like its reflection between itself and Maine. | ||