Difference between revisions of "Sikeston, Missouri"
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− | The Sikeston, Missouri [[graticule]] is at | + | {{graticule |
+ | | lat= 36 | ||
+ | | lon= -89 | ||
+ | | nw = [[Farmington, Missouri|Farmington]] | ||
+ | | n = [[Carbondale, Illinois]] | ||
+ | | ne = [[Paducah, Kentucky]] | ||
+ | | w = [[Poplar Bluff, Missouri|Poplar Bluff]] | ||
+ | | name = [[Sikeston, Missouri|Sikeston]] | ||
+ | | e = [[Murray, Kentucky]] | ||
+ | | sw = [[West Memphis, Tennessee]] | ||
+ | | s = [[East Memphis, Tennessee]] | ||
+ | | se = [[Jackson, Tennessee]] | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | The Sikeston, Missouri [[graticule]] is at {{Today's location|lat=36|lon=-89|text=latitude 36, longitude -89}}. It is one of 14 known graticules to span 4 US states, as it contains parts of Missouri, Tennessee, [[Kentucky]], and a very small portion of [[Illinois]]. It nearly contains part of Arkansas, making it one of several graticules to almost contain parts of 5 US states (although the [[Dalhart, Texas]] graticule comes significantly closer). | ||
− | [[Category:Inactive | + | [[Category:Inactive graticules]] |
[[Category:Missouri]] | [[Category:Missouri]] | ||
[[Category:Tennessee]] | [[Category:Tennessee]] | ||
[[Category:Kentucky]] | [[Category:Kentucky]] | ||
[[Category:Illinois]] | [[Category:Illinois]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Mississippi River]] | ||
[[Category:Graticules that span 4 US states]] | [[Category:Graticules that span 4 US states]] |
Latest revision as of 17:35, 15 January 2022
The Sikeston, Missouri graticule is at latitude 36, longitude -89. It is one of 14 known graticules to span 4 US states, as it contains parts of Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, and a very small portion of Illinois. It nearly contains part of Arkansas, making it one of several graticules to almost contain parts of 5 US states (although the Dalhart, Texas graticule comes significantly closer).