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Mason-Dixon line

Mason-Dixon-Linie {f}geogr.hist.

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Mason and Dixon line

Mason-Dixon-Linie {f}geogr.hist.

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Mason's and Dixon's line

Mason-Dixon-Linie {f}geogr.hist.

• Mason-Dixon-Linie {f} = Mason-Dixon line
• Mason-Dixon-Linie {f} = Mason and Dixon line
• Mason-Dixon-Linie {f} = Mason's and Dixon's line

• The Mason–Dixon Line marks the border between the township and Maryland.
• In 1956 it changed its name again to the Mason-Dixon Council (#221).
• Newport News has been the home to sports franchises, including the semi-pro football Mason Dixon League's Peninsula Pirates and Peninsula Poseidons and now the Virginia Crusaders.
• In reality, the east-west Mason–Dixon line is not a true straight line in the geometric sense, but is instead a series of many adjoining line segments, following a path between latitude 39°43′15″ N and 39°43′23″ N.
• In 1767, a new Pennsylvania-Maryland border was officially established by the Mason-Dixon line.

• For example, the Southern United States, separated from the Northeastern United States by the Mason–Dixon line, or the South of England, which is politically and economically unmatched with all of the North of England.
• Until recently, when more NFL teams have started to wear white at home at least once a season, the Browns were the only non-subtropical team north of the Mason-Dixon line to wear white at home on a regular basis.
• The border between Maryland and Delaware, which resulted from the 80-year-long Penn–Calvert Boundary Dispute, consists of the east–west Transpeninsular Line and the perpendicular north–south portion of the Mason–Dixon line extending north to just beyond its tangential intersection with the Twelve-Mile Circle which forms Delaware's border with Pennsylvania.
• Pennsylvania's first on-farm methane digester was built near Gettysburg at the Mason-Dixon Farm in 1978, and generates 600KW.
• The river is sometimes considered as the western extension of the Mason–Dixon Line that divided Pennsylvania from Maryland, and thus part of the border between free and slave territory, and between the Northern and Southern United States or Upper South.

• The agreement defined the border between Maryland and Pennsylvania as the line of latitude now known as the Mason–Dixon line.
• The Interstate eventually crosses the Mason–Dixon line into York County, Pennsylvania, [...] north of Baltimore, mere feet from a partial interchange with Freeland Road and parallel with MD 45; the latter route becomes the Susquehanna Trail when it reaches Pennsylvania.