Are there any counties in the US bigger than the state of Rhode Island?
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keithold thanks all baggers
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...What?
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Rhode Island is 1545 square miles (4002 sq km) The largest county equivalent by (total) area is Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area, Alaska, at 147,843 square miles (382,912 km²), while the largest county is North Slope Borough, Alaska, at 94,763 square miles (245,435 km²). So yes. sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County_(United_States) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhode_Island
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Sure, look in Texas. That's a big state with a lot of stuff jammed into it. I figure the counties must be pretty big. Maybe Alaska too, I dunno. Rhode island is pretty small...
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For one thing the US is a country, Rhode Island is a state. If you mean state, all the states in the US are bigger than the state of Rhode Island. Learn some geography and then try posting again.
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There are a quite a few counties in the western part that can easily dwarf Rhode Island.
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Many counties are bigger. Many lakes are bigger. Bigger is not always better, however. I'll take Little Rhody any day.
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