Continental United States

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2. ^ 2012. Contiguous United States: The 48 adjoining states and the District of Columbia.
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6. ^ 2013. The continental United States includes Alaska. [...] In the Alaska context, lower forty-eight or lower 48 may be used. Do not hyphenate lower 48 as an adjective. The term outside may be put in quotes on first reference if ambiguous. To distinguish the 48 states from the 49 or 50, use contiguous or conterminous.
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12. ^ 2012. The continental United States comprises the 48 contiguous, or conterminous, states plus Alaska.
13. ^ 2012. Continental United States: The 48 adjoining states, Alaska, and the District of Columbia.
14. ^ 2012. The Continental U.S. includes the lower 48 states as well as the State of Alaska, unless otherwise specified.
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18. ^ 2008. CONUS - "Continental United States." CONUS refers to the 48 contiguous states. It is not synonymous with the United States. CONUS is acceptable on first reference. "CONUS" seems to be used primarily by the American military and the Federal government and those doing business with them.
19. ^ 2012. "OCONUS: Outside Continental United States
20. ^ 2011. Use contiguous, or conterminous, for the 48 states. The continental United States comprises the 48 contiguous, or conterminous, states plus Alaska.
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