What state is surrounded by the most water?
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Actually, it’s less than 50/1 because … let’s face it … you’re not gonna pick Kansas, right?
Based on shoreline, it would have to be Alaska.
I think its my home state of Michigan
What about Hawaii? Do all the islands count?
Alaska is the correct answer. Congratulations Paul, you’re today’s winner.
I don’t like the wording on this one and I disagree with the Dude. The most water would have to be Hawaii. Alaska has a ton of coastline but the water surrounding it is shallow and land adjacent is far closer. So total volume of water surrounding would have to go to Hawaii. (From Alaska to Antarctica and Japan to California is a good percentage of the whole ocean)
Would it be liquid state as in matter?