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Starting Point: San Antonio, Texas
Finishing Point: New Orleans, Louisiana
Trip Totals
States: 48
Towns: 370
State Capitals: 33
Fun Facts
• Pennsylvania is the only one of the 13 original states that doesn't border the Atlantic Ocean.
• You’re never more than 60 miles from salt water in any place in Florida.
• Indiana is the smallest state west of the Appalachian Mountains in the continental United States.
• The state of Kansas has more than 6,000 “ghost towns.”
• Maine is the only state that shares its border with only one other state.
• The Great Salt Lake has no fish living in it.
March 25, 2021
Most recently updated on September 6, 2023 Driven on March 26-27, 2022 Originally posted on March 25, 2021 Texas is one big state. Exactly how big? […]
March 26, 2021
Most recently updated on September 7, 2023 Driven on March 27, 2022 Originally posted on March 26, 2021 There’s not much actual driving time today, but […]
March 27, 2021
Most recently updated on September 8, 2023 Driven on March 27-28, 2023 Originally posted on March 27, 2021 We’re out the door early on our fourth […]
March 28, 2021
Most recently updated on September 9, 2023 Driven on March 29-30, 2023 Originally posted on March 28, 2021 Oklahoma beckons, but there is one more virtual […]
March 29, 2021
Most recently updated on September 10, 2023 Driven on March 31, 2023 Originally posted on March 29, 2021 The restaurant that helped inspire a Pixar movie. […]
March 30, 2021
Most recently updated on September 11, 2023 Driven on April 1, 2023 Originally posted on March 30, 2021 Today is the day we leave the Southwest […]
Spotlight
February 27, 2021
It wasn’t taught in my classes in high school or college. It wasn’t in the history books either. But it sure seems like it should have […]
February 20, 2021
If the Navajo Nation was actually a separate state, it would be larger than any of the 10 smallest states in the country. The Native American […]
February 13, 2021
There are two basic equations that tend to ignite California’s constant debate over who should get how much of the state’s precious water supply. The first […]