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 Re: Challenges for Finders of Things 
 Howard, on host 209.86.15.50
  Sunday, November 25, 2001, at 16:27:40
  Re: Challenges for Finders of Things posted by Grishny on Sunday, November 25, 2001, at 11:36:14:
> > The only other state(ish) borders that has a major city on a state border and might have as many people crossing would be the states bounding the District of Columbia.   > > What about Chicago, Illinois? It's just across the border from Gary, Indiana. South Bend and Elkhart aren't too far away. I imagine there's quite a few Hoosiers who cross the border each day to work at jobs in the Windy City. I have no idea how the population numbers would compare, though. I just thought I'd bring it up.
  In Bristol, TN,VA, the state line runs down the middle of the main street of a fairly large town.  Just crossing the street is an interstate journey. You can stand there and watch people swarm across the state line every time the lights change.  I don't recommend that you stand there very long because it will soon become boring. Howard 
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