3 ms·
It is uthinkable by many and it is a very hypothetical question. I am not even sure if the US would want to have a soil so far away from the “mainland” :-)
by holydude 9y ago
It is uthinkable by many and it is a very hypothetical question.
I am not even sure if the US would want to have a soil so far away from the “mainland” :-)
- kaybe 9y agoFrench Guiana is part of the EU as a part of France, and closer to the US than to Europe. So if we're talking things like that, it becomes more thinkable.
- saryant 9y agoWell, there's already Guam. Not to mention Palau, though I don't fully understand the arrangement between that nation and the US.
- thatcat 9y agoGuam is way further away than Europe and Hawaii is almost as far away.
- dragonwriter 9y agoThe nearest bits of Europe aren't that much further from the US mainland than Hawai’i is. (Ireland to Maine is a hair farther than Hawai’i to California.) And the US certainly has non-state territories even further away.