Which two states call their counties something else (boroughs and parishes) ? Question 3 options: New York and Maine
Virginia and Kentucky
South Carolina and Georgia
Alaska and Louisianna

Alaska and Louisiana.

Explanation:

Counties are a type of internal territorial subdivision in the United States, with a lower hierarchy than states. Thus, a set of several counties in turn forms a state. They are, in short, the form of local territorial organization of a specific and determined area, in turn made up of several cities.

The name "County" is used in the vast majority of the 50 states, except for two particular cases: Alaska and Louisiana. Thus, in Alaska these types of organizational structures are called "Boroughs", while in Louisiana their name is "Parishes", thanks to its French colonial heritage.

2,407.2 miles. or 32 hours.