Kentucky Outline Map
Our Kentucky outline map shows the boundary of the state. The northern border follows the Ohio River’s winding path.
Our Kentucky outline map shows the boundary of the state. The northern border follows the Ohio River’s winding path.
Check out our Kansas outline map. You can see how every single border is a perfect rectangle, except for the Missouri River in the northeast.
Two major rivers define this state’s shape of Iowa. The Mississippi River forms the east border. The Missouri River is on the west side.
Our Indiana outline map shows the Ohio River creating the entire southern border with Kentucky. Lake Michigan cuts into the northwest corner.
Our Illinois outline map shows the entire western border following the Mississippi River. Lake Michigan creates the northeastern coastline.
Our outline map of Idaho shows the western border with Oregon and Washington. It follows the Snake River through Hell’s Canyon.
Our outline map of Hawaii shows eight main islands scattered across the Pacific. Each island has irregular coastline formed by volcanoes.
Our Georgia outline map shows the eastern border following the Savannah River. Down south with Florida, it’s a straight line cutting across.
The shape of Florida is almost entirely coastline between the Atlantic and the Gulf Coast. The northern borders Georgia and Alabama.
Our Delaware outline map displays Delaware Bay shaping the eastern shore. Up north, the border with Pennsylvania is a perfect curved arc.
Here’s our Connecticut outline map. Long Island Sound creates the entire southern coastline of this compact state..
Our Colorado outline map shows one of three states with only straight-line borders forming an almost perfect rectangle.
Our California outline map shows over 800 miles of Pacific coastline running down the entire western edge.
Our outline map of Arkansas shows the Mississippi River creating the entire eastern border with its winding curves.
Most borders in our Arizona outline map are straight line drawn by surveyors. The western edge follows the Colorado River.