One of these regions was almost combined with the area around Spokane to form the state of Lincoln, while another one tried to become the state of Jefferson in 1915.
One of these regions was almost combined with the area around Spokane to form the state of Lincoln, while another one tried to become the state of Jefferson in 1915. That latter region, which contains Palo Duro Canyon and whose largest city is Amarillo, borders a similar region once cut off by the 100th meridian from the Indian territory to its east. West Virginia is the only state with two of these regions, while the largest American city located in one is Tallahassee. FTP, identify these protrusions particularly associated with Idaho, Texas, and Oklahoma.
One of these regions was almost combined with the area around Spokane to form the state of Lincoln, while another one tried to become the state of Jefferson in 1915.
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