Ok, here’s #36:
20 questions.
This town has cultural significance (film and music) and a couple of connections to historical events too.
As far as I can tell, North = Up in this aerial photo.
Is this town located in the country with a maple leaf on its flag?
No.
Is it within the borders of a country that has a flag with red and white stripes, with white stars on a blue background?
Yes
Does the town which this state lies in have a Republican as Governor?
Yes. 17 questions left.
For everyone’s convenience, here’s a map of RED/BLUE governor states.
homeofheroes.com/speakout/li … rnors.html
heh - I just noticed the url: homeofheroes.com.
These kinds of things would never have happened with a Republican in office.
Does the state name have 2 words in it?
No it doesn’t.
Is Arnold Schwarzenegger the governor of this state?
No. 15 left.
Could I hop on a riverboat and do some gambling on America’s 2nd longest river in this state?
Is the cultural reference to this town something like it’s the title of a movie or a song?
I assume you mean North America?
No. 14
No. 13.
The cultural reference is that a songwriter came from this town. Is also the birthplace of a famous sailor, who commanded a famous ship during a famous battle.
It was also used as the setting for a couple of movies. This is probably the biggest “claim to fame” of the town.
I actually meant the USA.
It doesn’t change the answer, I don’t think.
[quote=“MiG”]
It doesn’t change the answer, I don’t think.[/quote]
Actually it does…
NA
Mackenzie
Missouri
Mississippi
USA
Missouri
Mississippi
And there are gambling riverboats on both Missouri and Mississippi rivers (well, in some states). So whether you meant gambling in a state (that allows riverboat gambling) on the Missouri or gambling in a state (that allows riverboat gambling) on the Mississippi, either one, the answer is no.
No
No