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Commencing the Rage Logic and then to number one.

It is often claimed that Minnesota has more shoreline than the states of

Florida, California and Hawaii combined. However, if you only count ocean and

lake shoreline, that is not the case. The fact is you need to count oceans, lakes,

rivers and streams. For those of you who are curious, one individual went as far

to perform his own calculations in 2013. Here is what he determined.

That was this offside correspond to Dan that put all this together. This is a

Dan will challenge this. I guess Cameron. Okay. By way of L. I think you're not

it. Offside corresponded report back. California, ocean shoreline, 3,427 miles, lakes

32,050 rivers and streams 59,328 total miles of shoreline 94,805. Got it. Hawaii.

152 miles of ocean shoreline 229 miles of lakes. You don't often think of lakes in Hawaii.

Do you? I've never thought just I think it's surrounded by the ocean. 20,160 miles of

shoreline rivers and streams total is only 21,441. Florida, 8,436 miles of shoreline 2236 miles

lake shoreline 22,000 miles rivers and stream for 52672. California,

high Hawaii and Florida total up to 168,918 miles of shoreline. Are you ready for Minnesota?

Yeah. No miles, obviously, of ocean shoreline. We're way behind lakes 44,926 miles of shoreline.

Rivers and streams 138,400 miles of shoreline for a total of 183,326 miles of shoreline.

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