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It's right. The border isn't on land; it's a nautical boundary-there's a line from just south of Stonington CT, running between Montauk Point (NY/L.I.) and Blo
by linksnapzz 4y ago
It's right.
The border isn't on land; it's a nautical boundary-there's a line from just south of Stonington CT, running between Montauk Point (NY/L.I.) and Block Island (RI).
- vanilla_nut 4y agoI was wondering about this same thing, makes perfect sense that there’s a nautical border between Long Island and Rhode Island. Thanks!