A curiosity of demographics...
Where do you live?
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Everskyward
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Uh, actually both.
gismo
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Minneapolis area. The Mississippi runs right through it.
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Me too. Perhaps a quick geography, syntax or logic lesson might be in order?
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Snorting his way across the USA
He's uh... left an overlap in his coverage, if I'm reading it right...
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He is. Kinda hard for anyone from the Appalacians to the Rockies to answer accurately.
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USA. 
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Right here
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hmmm, seems either answer would be correct in that case.
Really? How do they possibly have a chance at being inaccurate? They have 2 choices, they are both, both are accurate, inaccuracy is not even an option lol...
kimberlyanne546
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Nobody lives around here on POA. Well, at least to me, it seems like very few. Funny how AOPA, for example, seems to have more CA pilots than POA. Just an observation, and I could be totally wrong.
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be patient, I would anticipate that the west coast POA members tend to access the site much later in the day than those of us on the east coast.
Aztec Driver
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That's because POA has a much better ratio of highly intelligent pilots who know not to live on the left coast anywhere.
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There are several "continental divides."
(For example, the Eastern Continental Divide is between waters that flow to the Atlantic and those to the Gulf of Mexico).
Nevertheless, given this distribution:
I'd wager the PoA population works out about the same.
(For example, the Eastern Continental Divide is between waters that flow to the Atlantic and those to the Gulf of Mexico).
Nevertheless, given this distribution:
I'd wager the PoA population works out about the same.
Correct, which is why I specified the Rocky Mountain range.
Jeanie
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It's pretty dark out in w Texas
Rndmtrvlr
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300 ft AGL just to the left of the localizer for 31L at KDAL.
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Hmm... why do I hang out here again? Haters...
Henning, are you really suggesting with your poll that the Mississippi river flows down the peaks of the Rockies?
Haters...Henning, are you really suggesting with your poll that the Mississippi river flows down the peaks of the Rockies?
kimberlyanne546
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California is very far from your current location.
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FYI there is no 'Rockies' Continental Divide....technically. It is called the Great Continental Divide. But I knew what you meant
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continental_Divide_of_the_Americas
FWIW I live west of the St. Lawrence Continental Divide and east of the Mississippi and Great Continental Divide.
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No confusion for me, living on the left coast.
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Just to the east of the main fault lines on the California coast -- waiting for the ocean view to come to Santa Rosa -- STS -- Petaluma will be a good boat dock 
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It always confuses me that the further west I go, the closer I get to the far east. Then to get home I flew east to the west coast.No confusion for me, living on the left coast.
Hmm... why do I hang out here again?
Henning, are you really suggesting with your poll that the Mississippi river flows down the peaks of the Rockies?
Why would I suggest 1/3rd of the country doesn't exist?