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50 U.S. Geography Facts You've Been Getting Wrong!

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Think You Know U.S. Geography? Think Again! ���� From The Rio Grande That Constantly Shift

Borders, To The Dust Bowl Caused By Human Mistakes, And The “Flat” Great Plains That Aren’t Really Flat, Schools Have Taught Half-Truths For Generations. Discover Shocking Lies About State Borders, Rivers, Mountains, And Even The Number Of States. From Hidden History To Misrepresented Landscapes, These 50 Geography Facts Will Blow Your Mind And Make You Question Everything You Learned In School. Which Lie Shocked You Most?

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