How much does it typically cost to fill a 20 lb propane tank in the US?
Fuel prices in America differ across the regions. As many factors are included. such as privatization of the Industry. Competitive market availability of the resources.Gallon is the standard weight term in United States to sale propane. 1 US liquid Gallon is equal to 3.79 litre and 1 litre is equal to 2.2 pound.According to today's rage average rate of propane today was $ 2.36 / Gallon Lets do simple maths here.20 Pound / 2.2 = 9.09 Litre9.09 Litre / 3.79 = 2.40Cost will be $ 2.36 x 2.40 Gallon = $ 5.664
Can some one give me a timeline of europe from 1500-1800 if so email it to me thank you?
why would you want that?
How close is Houston tx to the ocean?
The Gulf of Mexico - where Huricane Harvey strengthened to a category Four Hurricane enroute to and before land fall at Houston - is not technically an Ocean -The GoM beach front is very near (12 Miles) to the Port of Houston //downtown Houston//.the Atlantic Ocean is the nearest Ocean- 964 miles (1551 kilometers, 838 nautical miles ).
What are the oldest cities in Texas?
this isnt the top awnser... but Ill go ahead and put the ones I personally know. Nacodoches is the oldest city in texas. It is built on top of a big native American village. Basically its one of the oldest cities in north america... if you count the native american habitation. Im from north east texas... most of our towns started in the 1860's. We got a few older one's. There is a small town called de kalb that was started in the 1830's.According to some county histories a community had begun to take shape in the winter of 1835, when Davy Crockett visited the site on his way to the Alamo. These sources claim that when Crockett enquired about the name of the town, residents told him it had none and then asked him to name it. He suggested the name of the Prussian Baron de Kalb, a general of the American revolutionary army.The area had been part of the caddo tribes territory... but they were attacked by another tribe and basically fell apart. They joined other parts of their tribes in like waco and louisina. White immigrants started taking over the area around 1803 on both sides of the red river. ( the river that forms the border of north texas. ) While alot of people still ranch... almost all the farmers are north of the red river now in oklahoma. my family moved here frome tennesse in the 1840's. They were all farmers until ww2. As were most of the people in the area. ( just a little more info you didnt want! )