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The Sikeston, Missouri [[graticule]] is at [http://irc.peeron.com/xkcd/map/map.html?lat=36&long=-89 latitude 36, longitude -89].  It is one of 10 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 conntain parts of 5 US states (although [[Dalhart, Texas]] comes significantly closer).
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The Sikeston, Missouri [[graticule]] is at [http://irc.peeron.com/xkcd/map/map.html?lat=36&long=-89 latitude 36, longitude -89].  It is one of 10 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).
  
 
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Farmington, Missouri Carbondale, Illinois Paducah, Kentucky
Poplar Bluff, Arkansas Sikeston, Missouri Murray, Kentucky
Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Jackson, Tennessee

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The Sikeston, Missouri graticule is at latitude 36, longitude -89. It is one of 10 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).