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Which feature always indicates a political boundary? fences or gates rivers or streams city or state limits hills or mountains

Which feature always indicates a political boundary? fences or gates rivers or streams city or state limits hills or mountains
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Which feature always indicates a political boundary?

fences or gates
rivers or streams
city or state limits
hills or mountains

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Answer: I think it's hills or mountains

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User Cenouro
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Answer:

City or state Limits

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