§4 | ACQUISITION OF TERRITORY; DISPUTED BOUNDARIES

The Legislature shall have power to consent to the acquisition of additional territory by the state, and to make the same a part thereof; and the Legislature may settle disputed boundaries between this state and its coterminus states whenever such disputes arise.

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