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An example of an exclave is the small village of [[Kaskaskia, Illinois]], which (due to the Mississippi River changing course in 1881) is accessible only by a small bridge from the neighboring state of Missouri.
 
An example of an exclave is the small village of [[Kaskaskia, Illinois]], which (due to the Mississippi River changing course in 1881) is accessible only by a small bridge from the neighboring state of Missouri.
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It is possible for an exclave to also be an '''enclave''' (an area wholly surrounded by another).  An example of a dual enclave-exclave is the city of [[Glendale, Colorado]]: it is an enclave (as it is wholly surrounded by [[Denver]]), but since Denver is a consolidated city-county, it is an exclave of neighboring Arapahoe County.
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It is possible for an exclave to also be an '''[[enclave]]''' (an area wholly surrounded by another).  An example of a dual enclave-exclave is the city of [[Glendale, Colorado]]: it is an enclave (as it is wholly surrounded by [[Denver]]), but since Denver is a consolidated city-county, it is an exclave of neighboring Arapahoe County.
    
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