FL & LA the closest thing to the The Netherlands, then?

And then look how they vote. XD

Delaware is closer.

Oh, shoot.

in more than one way

Elevation, climate, distance, and politics.

Suck it Wyoming!

Neither one of you are

(I'm assuming you're in Colorado)

Landlocked states have an advantage because there’s not a lot of land near 0 elevation.

Shit flows downhill! Suck it!

-Colorado

Neither one of you are what?

Sorry. I let internet memes influence a joke response. The .gif was the "Noice (nice)" guy because neither state was at a 6900ft average. Wyoming being at 6700ft and Colorado being at 6800ft.

How the hell is Alaska at half the elevation of Hawaii? There's like a shit load of mountains in Alaska

Average. There’s a shit ton of mountains (volcanoes) in Hawaii too and it does not take long to go from peak to beach.

Delaware is pretty much a sandbar with corn off of Maryland's coast.

This is the second link that I’m unable to see mBin. What’s the reason?

Not sure, but the URL is the image’s address. You can easily get to it in a browser by clicking the title of the post on Lemmy.

Sad to say, there is no image either.

Something specific to this instance perhaps as other lemmy instances show images with posts.

Though not your issue, thanks for replying. The post sounded interesting.

Delaware - we got corn, we got oysters and we got heroin. Now, get to shuckin.

Nevada is also the most mountainous US state in terms of the amount of mountain ridges / elevation changes, but that does not mean that the mountains are particularly tall. They have no 14ers, unlike Colorado, but less flat area overall

Hawaii is 100% old volcanos

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/average-elevation-of-every-u-s-state/

Colorados in fucking space