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ok i wasn't to sure about that. another pair of states with little connections could be Virginia and Tennessee. little do people know that they actually share a border. if they actually do have substantial ties don't be afraid to share.
The Tri-Cities area (Bristol TN/VA, Johnson City, and Kingsport) probably represents the greatest tie between the two states.
thats really not much though compared to most other states since the tri cities are not major cities for their respective states
I wasn't saying that it was a substantial tie, but only that it's probably the greatest tie between the two. But that metropolitan area (CSA) does have half a million people.
I wasn't saying that it was a substantial tie, but only that it's probably the greatest tie between the two. But that metropolitan area (CSA) does have half a million people.
oh, all right. I wonder if there are any 2 states that have no ties whatsoever. i bet theres some like Rhode Island and Alaska or something like that.
South Carolina's two bordering states, Georgia and North Carolina are a lot different depending on where you are. The Pee Dee of SC (Florence, Dillon, all those small towns around there) are basically an extension of NC.
They have the same rolling hills you have in the southern part of NC. SC and GA share a lot of ties because both have college sports which are supported all across the state. The Braves also are the baseball team most people follow all over SC.
Charleston and especially Myrtle Beach have a lot of ties with the western part of NC with all the people vacationing from there and the people that go there in the summer and fall Charlotte is the major city for almost the entire Carolinas. In Charleston, Raleigh is just another city for most.
GA and NC don't have many ties. There's no rivalry between those two states except between Atlanta and Charlotte or Raleigh, and the mountains in both states are about the only thing in common.
SC has ties with both bordering states. Guess it helps to be a smaller state in the middle of two large ones. Closer tie to NC....But still strong with GA as well
well so were Virginia and guess what else. West Virginia!!
Lol you don't say?
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