The states are; North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, going straight down the Atlantic coast. One could also include Tennessee and Alabama since Tennessee shares part of its northern border with Virginia and part of its southern border with Alabama. Alabama shares its southern border with the northern Florida Panhandle.
Two, three, or four, it depends on the route taken.
North Carolina, Virginia, Arkansas, and Tennessee.ANSWER:There were 11 Southern states that seceded from the Union. They were South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas.
All eleven of the Confederate states saw a battle of some consequence, with Florida having the fewest and Virginia having the most.
Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia
Florida, Texas, Iowa, Wisconsin, California, Minnesota, Oregon and Kansas joined the Union between 1845 and the start of the American Civil War, which was on April 12, 1861. West Virginia and Nevada joined during the war.
There are three states between Virginia and Florida. North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
Southeastern Freight Lines operates in the south-eastern states, including Texas in the west to Florida and Virginia in the east, and all states in between.
Florida, Virginia, and New York.
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Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia.
The halfway point between Lynchburg, Virginia and Melbourne, Florida falls in or around Walterboro, South Carolina.
You would go likely go through 3 states - North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia - to get from eastern Virginia to Florida.
The two states share a common border; Florida is to the south of Georgia
Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, West Virginia.
Florida, Virginia, and New York.
There are three states between Pennsylvania (PA) and Virginia (VA): Maryland, West Virginia, and Delaware.
Postage is the same from anywhere in the United States to anywhere else in the United States; the cost only goes up if the weight is over an ounce, or if the destination is another country. (Virginia and Florida are both states.)