Message Forum: Re: Challenges for Finders of Things

Re: Challenges for Finders of Things

Posted By: Howard, on host 209.86.14.111
Date: Tuesday, November 27, 2001, at 17:08:47
In Reply To: Re: Challenges for Finders of Things posted by gabby on Monday, November 26, 2001, at 21:14:50:

> > 2a. What is the least crossed state border?
> >Any other candidates?
>
> The Nevada-Oregon border leads from nowhere to nowhere, both in population and importance. It's also unbearably ugly. It is certainly among the least crossed borders, though I can't say what rank. The Bureau of Transportation Statistics apparently doesn't keep that information.
>
> gabby

I really think the least crossed border must be the Utah-New Mexico border. Not only is it extremely short, but connects two very sparcely populated regions. Also it would be very difficult to cross it without going through Arizona or Colorado. Look at your map.
Howard

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Message:	> > > 2a. What is the least crossed state border? > > >Any other candidates? > > > > The Nevada-Oregon border leads from nowhere to nowhere, both in population and importance. It's also unbearably ugly. It is certainly among the least crossed borders, though I can't say what rank. The Bureau of Transportation Statistics apparently doesn't keep that information. > > > > gabby > > I really think the least crossed border must be the Utah-New Mexico border. Not only is it extremely short, but connects two very sparcely populated regions. Also it would be very difficult to cross it without going through Arizona or Colorado. Look at your map. > Howard
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