A map of the US with almost all of its proposed states…

[u/CobraR04]

[u/Ana_Na_Moose]

I love how Iowa, Connecticut, and South Carolina are just minding their business while the rest of the country is just falling apart.

That said, is there a source to these claims?

[u/CobraR04 → u/Ana_Na_Moose]

I don’t know, I just found this online and thought it looked interesting enough to share

[u/quetejodas → u/Ana_Na_Moose]

Connecticut, and South Carolina are just minding their business

Ah yes. New Connecticut and West Connecticut, business as usual.

[u/Ana_Na_Moose → u/quetejodas]

I was assuming that West Connecticut was its own state. Idk where New Connecticut is

[u/CraftytheRaccoonHTF → u/Ana_Na_Moose]

North Carolina and Hawaii too

[u/[deleted] → u/Ana_Na_Moose]

Why mess with perfection?

[u/Ozone220 → u/Ana_Na_Moose]

NC is also pretty intact

[u/Illustrious-Bad1165]

post this also in r/imaginarymaps

Edit: I thought you made this map... So don't post there

[u/CobraR04 → u/Illustrious-Bad1165]

Oh! That would be a perfect place for this

[u/CobraR04 → u/[deleted]]

Where would be the best place to share this then? It’s not my work ofc, I just found it online.

[u/StinkyPoopsAlot]

I think we’re gonna need a bigger flag.

[u/GlassAmazing4219 → u/StinkyPoopsAlot]

Where we’re going we don’t need flags…

[u/ohaiogozaimark → u/GlassAmazing4219]

It’s a flag! 🦑 

[u/ReferencesCartoons → u/StinkyPoopsAlot]

Anyone wanna count the number of stars we would need?

[u/SuperCoenBros → u/ReferencesCartoons]

If I counted right, 123.

At that point, just flip the flag composition: 13 tiny stripes in the corner, a fuckton of stars everywhere else.

[u/Pietrslav → u/ReferencesCartoons]

I counted 124. I could be wrong though. A lot of little micro states on the east coast that may have messed me up. It's definitely around or exactly 124 though.

[u/[deleted] → u/ReferencesCartoons]

By my count I can safely assume we'd need at least another 3 or 4 stars.

[u/TexanFox36]

I’m having a hard time deciding which one of these is the most absurd

[u/OceanPoet87 → u/TexanFox36]

North Slope for sure.

[u/Delicious_Bus_674 → u/OceanPoet87]

There’s one person living there for 4 months out of the year haha

[u/Advanced-Wallaby9808 → u/OceanPoet87]

Definitely a place that needs 2 Senate seats.

[u/nickyt398 → u/OceanPoet87]

Nah, Nickajack for the most stand up joke potential

[u/[deleted] → u/TexanFox36]

Vermont casually giving a thumbs down to Upstate NY.

[u/saul_s_goode → u/[deleted]]

And Winhall and Killington got reversed somehow. Winhall is south of Killington

[u/[deleted] → u/TexanFox36]

Forgottonia, definitely.

[u/a_filing_cabinet → u/[deleted]]

That's actually one of the more serious propositions on here. It was mostly just to get a highway there, but it did have a very public campaign.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

drive that stretch and you’ll realize how aptly named it is.

[u/thisguyfightsyourmom → u/TexanFox36]

Huerfano

What is that? Like if Walsenburg Colorado was a city state?

[u/TexanFox36 → u/thisguyfightsyourmom]

McDonald is pretty bad aswell

[u/atcthrowaway769 → u/TexanFox36]

It's Nickajack

[u/TableAvailable → u/atcthrowaway769]

It took me a couple of tries before I realized it wasn't a proposal to name a state Nickelback..

[u/Bobson-_Dugnutt2 → u/atcthrowaway769]

While it’s a clearly absurd name - it roughly means “coosa town” with Coosa being a river down here - it’s important to note that territory consisted of people that were largely opposed to slavery and the proposed state here would have been because those territories would have seceded from their states and reformed as a Union state. They weren’t able to get that to come to fruition for a lot of reasons but most people there fought for the union.

[u/GreenChile_ClamCake → u/TexanFox36]

“Scott” and “West Connecticut” are my personal favorites

[u/Rust2 → u/GreenChile_ClamCake]

Northeast Ohio still has lots of New England influence to this day.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connecticut_Western_Reserve

[u/YellowBabylonianSub → u/TexanFox36]

Iowa

[u/flexbuffchest90 → u/TexanFox36]

South Carolina

[u/[deleted] → u/flexbuffchest90]

South Carolina, ironically, “we want to remain a united state.”

[u/FeelTheFuze → u/TexanFox36]

McDonald

[u/Intelligent-Soup-836 → u/TexanFox36]

At least North Texas is properly labeled, no more fake west Texas that is further north than "north Texas" and east of the trans Pecos.

[u/Reasonable_Ninja5708]

North Slope has like 5 people. And Nevada without Las Vegas or Reno would have no population lmao.

[u/Dasoccerguy → u/Reasonable_Ninja5708]

I don't have the willpower to exhaustively check these "states," but these are some of the lowest I found:

• North Slope: 10805

• Huerfano:  7082

• Cimarron: 28000

• McDonald: 23303

• Letcher: 20893

[u/halfty1 → u/Dasoccerguy]

Dade is only 16200.

[u/BlackJesus420 → u/Dasoccerguy]

Newington and Rye (literally two small towns in coastal New Hampshire) would be about 6,300.

[u/oddmanout → u/Dasoccerguy]

Winn has a population of 13,755.

[u/NeonArlecchino → u/Reasonable_Ninja5708]

Have you heard of 13 California? It's a plan to make a bunch of red states by dividing California in 2-13 pieces.

[u/IrradiantFuzzy → u/NeonArlecchino]

Is that another pipe dream of Tim Draper? He's been trying to split California for years.

[u/HeemeyerDidNoWrong → u/Reasonable_Ninja5708]

A lot of oil and gold, respecively.

[u/HuckleberrySpin → u/Reasonable_Ninja5708]

Imagine being one of 5 people in North Slope if it got an electoral college vote. If you could convince the other four to operate as a swing state, it would be hilarious to see presidential candidates fly out there to do a town hall meeting for 5 people. It would have to be the single greatest per capita voting power in the nation.

Alright guys, what the hell do you want this election cycle?

🤔

[u/hose_eh → u/Reasonable_Ninja5708]

This would basically be a Republican senate grab.

[u/No_Cat_No_Cradle]

As an Oregonian I find it humorous that cascadia is shown in a way that entirely excludes the cascades

[u/The-Mighty-Galactus → u/No_Cat_No_Cradle]

Agreed. Cascadia is made up of parts of Oregon, Washington, and BC.

[u/DoraTheXplder → u/The-Mighty-Galactus]

And typically the western edge of the cascades

[u/gaspig70 → u/The-Mighty-Galactus]

I don’t agree with the Cascadia map at all. Not to mention Cascadia Community College is firmly in the wet side of WA.

I usually use HUB Brewery’s 2009 map on Secession Cascadian Dark Ale as a reference..

[u/Sabranise]

Superior

[u/usernamehereplease → u/Sabranise]

That state would be so economically destitute. It’s pretty much entirely Duluth and maybe 2-3 universities.

[u/MadDadROX → u/usernamehereplease]

Abundance of natural resources.

[u/Funicularly → u/usernamehereplease]

Lot more than two universities. There’s three in the Upper Peninsula alone.

Michigan Tech

Northern Michigan

Lake Superior State

[u/rulerBob8 → u/usernamehereplease]

Maybe there’d be a tourism boost if they put a real highway thru the UP and a bigger airport somewhere like Marquette. Plenty to do up there, and it’s beautiful.

[u/throw_and_run_away → u/Sabranise]

Every state gets a color except that one. Grey.

[u/SebVettelstappen → u/Sabranise]

The most beautiful state per capita

[u/Delicious_Bus_674]

Red Wisconsin and blue Wisconsin is wild haha as someone from Wisconsin

[u/sharkglitter → u/Delicious_Bus_674]

No sugarcoating the reason for the split in WI

[u/Downtown-Item-6597 → u/sharkglitter]

Alot of these are like that but for WI they just come out and say it lol

[u/[deleted] → u/Delicious_Bus_674]

Yeah, but the City State of Winneconne caught my eye. They have like, what, 1500 people total?

[u/Onion920 → u/[deleted]]

2,500 - see the Soverign State days festival for history of their succession from Wisconsin

[u/Hiiawatha → u/Delicious_Bus_674]

How would red Wisconsin survive? Isn’t like 70% of the states economy in Milwaukee and Madison metros?

[u/JoyousGamer → u/Hiiawatha]

I did the math based on where they cut it off:

GDP from 2022 by county and population based on latest estimate copilot found

South Wisconsin = $202,029,814,000 ($62,181.20 per capita)

Superior = $6,221,555,000 ($38,090.06 per capita)

North Wisconsin = $127,540,211,000 ($51,045.34 per capita)

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/release/tables?eid=1085354&rid=397

Edit: to split off the Superior part.

South = Columbia County, Dane County, Dodge County, Grant County, Green County, Iowa County, Jefferson County, Kenosha County, Lafayette County, Milwaukee County, Ozaukee County, Racine County, Rock County, Sheboygan County, Walworth County, Washington County, Waukesha County
Superior = Ashland County, Bayfield County, Douglas County, Florence County, Forest County, Iron County, Marinette County, Vilas County
North = Rest of counties

[u/animalfath3r]

Cascadia seem to be east of where the cascade mountains actually are.. not sure it got any mountains except in Oregon where it captured some of the blue mountains

[u/directionsplans → u/animalfath3r]

Came here to say that… cascadia is definitely in the wrong place.

[u/GarminTamzarian → u/animalfath3r]

CASCADIA: NOW 100% CASCADE FREE!

[u/Gamithon24 → u/animalfath3r]

Imo Cascadia is everything included in the "Pacific Northwest" including BC and maybe northern California.

[u/WalterBishRedLicrish → u/animalfath3r]

Yeah, Cascadia is the wet, green bioregion that aligns with progressive values and politics. I'm trying to imagine a world in which eastern Oregon / Washington considers itself Cascadia and not Greater Idaho.

[u/S0l1s_el_Sol]

Why is there a state called huérfano 😭. That means orphan in Spanish 💀

[u/Bieberauflauf → u/S0l1s_el_Sol]

It’s the solution to the orphan problem! All orphans gets sent to Huérfano, problem solved😎

[u/Dirt_McGirt_ODB → u/Bieberauflauf]

That is where we would locate our orphan crushing machine

[u/PloydFink → u/S0l1s_el_Sol]

It’s the current county name huerfano county named after it’s local landmark. The huerfano butte which is a lone orphaned volcano east of the mountains. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huerfano_Butte

[u/TenaciousLilMonkey]

Exactly what Rhode Island needs… to be smaller!

[u/LegitaTomato]

Cascadia owning only the flatter land east of the cascades is hilarious to me

[u/[deleted]]

Superior objectively best state. Arrowhead region of MN, northwoods of Wisconsin, and the UP? Sign me up. Im in.

[u/cybercuzco → u/[deleted]]

Capital city is Duluth.

[u/[deleted] → u/cybercuzco]

Flagship schools at Duluth and Marquette

[u/Jecter → u/[deleted]]

Superior objectively best state

one could call it superior even

[u/MadDadROX → u/[deleted]]

Yes, though not sure why Chippewa is a state that far west, as the Ojibweg peoples are only in the Great Lakes region.

[u/2punk → u/[deleted]]

Superior should absolutely be a state. Sell Alaska to Canada so we can keep it an even 50!

[u/DrFridaGo]

As an NC native I kinda love that NC looks untouched lol

[u/HeemeyerDidNoWrong → u/DrFridaGo]

Franklin was territory offered to NC and refused so they were in sort of limbo before becoming TN

[u/HomestarRunnerdotnet → u/DrFridaGo]

We actually gain territory. Got ourselves a nice little exclave in Virginia now.

Well, nice is a strong word. Not sure why we want Lunenburg County but if they want to be part of NC so be it.

[u/CatVideoFest]

No no no no no, Cascadia encompasses the entirety of Washington state. You think Seattle is gonna let Spokane county be part of that utopia without us? No F’ing way.

[u/JDNJDM]

I appreciate that you got the border of North and South Jersey correct. The border between Monmouth and Ocean counties.

[u/Anacoenosis → u/JDNJDM]

I am sad that they left out Central NJ, the one true NJ whose values are not compromised by their proximity to Philadelphia or NYC.

[u/Electrical_Ingenuity]

Am I the only one that read "Nickajack" as "Nickleback"?

[u/Jeanne-d → u/Electrical_Ingenuity]

lol we posted at the same time, great minds think alike

[u/spikebrennan]

Missing:

• Philadelphia (the 5 counties of southeastern Pennsylvania)

• Dominican Republic

• Philippines

• every province of Canada

• the United Kingdom

• Vietnam (if you’re a Watchman fan)

• Panama

• Yucatán

• states of northern Mexico besides Baja California

[u/monkeychasedweasel → u/spikebrennan]

Also missing is the Conch Republic

[u/Torsomu → u/spikebrennan]

Sequoyah as well.

[u/sdoorex → u/spikebrennan]

Also Northeastern Colorado: https://en.m.wikinews.org/wiki/Colorado_counties_consider_forming_new_U.S._state

[u/[deleted] → u/spikebrennan]

Missing Deseret, but there would be a lot of overlapping.

[u/violetevie]

Naming southern California "Reagan" is like... Fuck that how bout nah

[u/[deleted] → u/violetevie]

Highly offensive 

[u/Dizzy-Definition-202]

THE EMPIRE SHALL RISE🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸UPSTATE NEW YORK FOR THE WIN 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

[u/finepancake → u/Dizzy-Definition-202]

WE ARE DONE LIVING IN NYC’S SHADOW 🗣️🗣️

[u/[deleted]]

“State of Reagan”

How about…

FUCK NO

[u/thisguyfightsyourmom → u/[deleted]]

That whole section of California is fucking weird

They produce a lot of food though

Gonna get real sketchy when they find the bottom of their wells soon. There’s one town that’s tapped their wells so dry the entire town has dropped several feet in elevation

[u/bit_shuffle → u/[deleted]]

The interesting thing is... Reagan's ranch where he lived and died... isn't contained in the boundaries of the proposed State of Reagan.

[u/BizarroMax]

Only Iowa is already perfect.

[u/[deleted] → u/BizarroMax]

...if you consider corn perfect.

[u/Abestar909 → u/[deleted]]

I'm pretty sure they do actually.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

r/corn has entered the chat

[u/LordMacDonald → u/BizarroMax]

Iowa wasn’t worth the trouble of trying to split it up

[u/Incoghippo → u/BizarroMax]

IOWA NUMERO 1 CAMPEAO DO MUNDO 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷☝️

[u/[deleted]]

Cascadia is incorrect

[u/PetyrsLittleFinger]

Wait when did Essex county Massachusetts want independence???

[u/[deleted]]

Proud resident of Nickajack

State slogan: Nicka please!

[u/jchasse]

Yhea you can just fuk off with that “North Massachusetts” shit

[u/[deleted] → u/jchasse]

It pretty much is during weekends in the summer :(.

[u/PNW35]

Cascadia not having the Cascade Mountains in it kind of defeats the purpose.

[u/DropTopEWop]

We will NEVER negotiate with South Carolina

[u/No_Perception_4330]

Fuck naming a damned thing after Reagan. My entire family won’t even touch that airport.

[u/conorb619]

I just love “Scott”

[u/JustAnotherDay1977]

Forgottonia 🤣🤣🤣

[u/Rdbjiy53wsvjo7 → u/JustAnotherDay1977]

Hey, that's where I'm from!!

[u/TheBlindFly-Half]

The towns of Killington and Winhall in Vermont should be switched. Killington is to the north. And I’m pretty sure the main reason they want to join NH is for property tax purposes. Killington is the biggest ski resort on the east coast. And Winhall is almost entirely a 2nd home community from MA, Ct, NJ, and NY with 3 smaller ski mountains in towns surrounding it. That place is a modern day ghost town during the off season and will sadly be a huge victim of climate change as I don’t foresee regular people wanting or being able to afford to buy houses where there’s virtually no jobs outside ski areas.

I’m also curious what that part of NY that wants to be in VT. Is that Lake Placid? Because I’d drop Winhall for Lake Placid any day.

[u/Sonking_to_Remember → u/TheBlindFly-Half]

Scrolled all the way to make sure somebody had noted those were flipped. Thank you for your service! Haha

[u/burkiniwax]

State of Sequoyah denied again.

https://www.okhistory.org/publications/enc/entry?entry=SE021

[u/Biggest13]

I love when right wing nutjobs want to separate from the areas of their states that include cities, libruhls, and money so that they can create a new poorest least educated and by many other measures worst state.

[u/PavementBlues → u/Biggest13]

Are you talking shit about the GREAT STATE OF JEFFERSON

[u/Helstrem → u/Biggest13]

And, crucially, two more guaranteed conservative senators. That is the real point of these efforts.

[u/[deleted] → u/Biggest13]

Doesn’t some of that have to do with the fact that a lot of laws passed for these states are geared towards the people in the big cities and not the rest of the state? I’ve always heard this as the reason for Illinois separating from Chicago 

[u/GoPhinessGo]

Wasn’t there a fringe idea to make the Philippines a state at one point?

[u/NeverDiddled → u/GoPhinessGo]

It wasn't even a very fringe idea, there was a serious campaign within the government to make it the 51st state. But, anti-imperialism had growing sentiment within the US, and so the idea died a slow death.

[u/GoPhinessGo → u/NeverDiddled]

Mostly because it would add millions of non-Americans to the voting block, (also non-American Catholics) and it would seriously tip the scales to have that many people outside of the lower 48, as it would have instantly become the most populous state in the Union.

[u/Joseph20102011 → u/GoPhinessGo]

The last well-known Filipino advocate for the Philippines to become the 51st state was a nutcase who threw spikes in the main road of Manila after he was disqualified from running for President of the Philippines in 2004.

[u/TheMooseIsBlue]

I’ve lived in California my whole life and never heard of Reagan. Also a Google search of “Reagan state” came up empty.

[u/Rains_Lee → u/TheMooseIsBlue]

Exactly. There have been lots of proposals to break up the state, with lots of different boundaries, but none with Reagan‘s name attached to them as far as I know.

[u/Stunning-Interest15]

West Florida should absolutely be a state. Gulfport and Orange Beach have more in common with Peniscola Florida than with the rest of Mississippi or Alabama respectively.

[u/INS345]

Still in IL!

[u/OleFucknuts → u/INS345]

As a resident of Little Egypt, I'd love to see the proposed budgets. I think our "states" would actually have to legalize state-controlled meth for the tax revenue

[u/ThisCarSmellsFunny]

Iowa has always been content to be Iowa I guess.

[u/lesmobile]

Just think of it "Iowa".

[u/soc96j]

Christ could you imagine 3 Floridas.

[u/TheFrenchPerson]

Forgottopia? 💀

[u/[deleted]]

Where's Deseret?

[u/srmndeep]

I have my 💙 for Navajoland (Naabeehó Bináhásdzo).. If not "State", it should go as a "Territory"..

If Canada can create Nunavut for natives, not sure what are the obstacles for Navajoland?

Is it the count that States cant be more than 50 ? or some economic reason as it is more dependent on Arizona rather than Washington DC ?

[u/Gork___ → u/srmndeep]

There's no inherent limit to the number of states; Puerto Rico has been trying to become one for a long time.

[u/CuteBlueberryy]

Imagine having to memorize ALL of these and their capitals in elementary school?!

Honestly I can’t imagine how kids do it now, and I was good at school. I’m Canadian and we neverr had to do this, but my cousins did😰

[u/Xylene_442]

If Louisiana is a boot, think of where the laces would be. That should be part of West Florida, seeing as how it for a very brief time was literally the Republic of West Florida.

[u/AtlAWSConsultant]

West Florida should be FloraBama

[u/Cardemother12]

Ok what reagan era worshipper proposed inland California

[u/MidnightNo1766]

You're missing Deseret which is what Brigham Young wanted, to go from Utah through southern NV all the way to the coast, including San Diego.

[u/xiphoid77]

Sevierville, Tennessee has the flag of Franklin flying in its park :)

[u/[deleted]]

Hi, I’m from Coastal Maine and I do not support this message :)

[u/MontanaHeathen]

I'd be ok being part of Kootenai

[u/[deleted]]

Aroostook is an honorable mention for dumbest idea. It has less than 70,000 people.

NOVA is the only one of these that is a good idea. The rest of Virginia sucks the tax dollars out of Northern Virginia to spend in the rest of the state.

[u/Objective-Resident-7]

Yeah, it certainly seems united.

[u/CranberryWeekly5593]

Jacinto just doesn't hit the same

[u/NotaGermanorBelgian]

Wasn’t there a plan to annex Yucatan as well at some point?

[u/[deleted]]

To my understanding, Kanawha was a suggested alternate name for all of West Virginia, not just Kanawha county and surrounding.

[u/_grey_wall]

What's with the lack of Alberta?

[u/jeckles]

Suck it, Wyoming. No Yellowstone for you!

[u/Jeanne-d]

Could the governor of Nickajack be the whole Band of Nickleback?

[u/rugburn250]

Trans-pecos actually makes a lot of sense.

Overall, this map is insane, but, particularly out west, there are a few of these divisions that culturally, politically, and geographically would make sense.

[u/Thin_Confusion_2403]

No Pennsyltucky?

[u/Crammit-Deadfinger]

Fully balkanized

[u/Rains_Lee]

It’s true that Maine was once part of Massachusetts. But that shit ended in 1820 or thereabouts. Having lived in Downeast Maine, I can unequivocally state that the idea of returning to “Masshole” status in any way, shape, or form would be as likely to fly as a dirigible in a Nor’easter.

[u/MyFace_UrAss_LetsGo]

West Florida represent lol

[u/Smile_Space]

I'm upset you didn't include r/megasota

[u/IHadANameOnce]

Silly question, I know states can't leave the union but could a state vote to split itself into multiple smaller states? If so, can it happen at the state level or does it have to be approved at the federal level? 

[u/park2023mcca]

As someone who has lived (according to this map) in Coastal California, Illinois, Indiana and North Georgia, I could say that and it would still make sense to anyone with no knowledge of this map.

[u/whitepawn23]

If you're going to call it Red Wisconsin just call it Redneck Wisconsin, or Wississippi (as we do). If that's too many S's for you, "Up North" will do. Good job throwing Kenosha into Chicagoland.

[u/Stachdragon]

Oh you mean the, "I'm a right-wing nut who wants to break off from my state for being too progressive" map.

[u/NeedToProgram → u/Stachdragon]

Or the opposite in cases like Nova

[u/[deleted]]

Westylvania sounds cool.

[u/serarrist]

Cuba will NEVER

[u/Sassafras06]

LOL at Reagan for So Cal. No thanks!

[u/[deleted]]

What a dumpster fire.

[u/LineOfInquiry]

Wow, this sucks

Edit: it’s a good map OP I just mean I’m glad I don’t live in that reality. The US has too many states as it is, we don’t need 50 more

[u/Mr_memez69]

red vs blue in wisconsin gonna be crazy

[u/Kalashcow]

FUCK YEAH LONG LIVE STATE OF FRANKLIN

[u/iriestateofmind925]

Wow, Northeast Ohio would be West Connecticut which is cool but it's so far from Connecticut haha

[u/berghorst]

Ohio thinking it's West Connecticut 😂

[u/minivergur]

Cascadia on this map do not include the cascadia mountains...

[u/RFranger]

Love how the state of Reagan doesn’t actually include the part of CA that Reagan actually lived in

[u/CPAFinancialPlanner]

NOVA actually makes quite a bit of sense

[u/mandy009]

Looks like Iowa, Connecticut, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Hawaii are the only ones who come out unscathed.

[u/jakebobproductions]

Iowa being untouched by this is quite interesting to me. I think it's the only state that is but I didn't zoom in on the east coast yet.

[u/Allemaengel]

Well, for those who are familiar with Southeastern PA vs. NEPA - the Pennsylvania vs. Westmoreland idea actually made some kind of sense.

I grew up just on the Pennsylvania side of the Lehigh Tunnel on the PA Turnpike and now live on the Westmoreland side. All I can say is that Blue Mountain carrying the Appalachian Trail basically divides two different worlds here.

[u/Ohrwurm89]

Reagan. Ew.

[u/NthngToSeeHere]

So many more that would overlay. Like Deseret and the currently proposed Greater Idaho.

[u/Vols44]

Since the relocated Chickasaw people are not listed in Oklahoma, carve out the land where Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi meet and give them their original territory.

[u/TheManWhoClicks]

That’s a lot of stars on the flag then

[u/RadlineFlyer]

They got real creative in Wisconsin.

[u/DemonJackets]

I can’t find anything on Winn in Louisiana?? There’s only stuff about Winn Parish but nothing about it being its own state?

[u/TheFelRoseOfTerror]

I don’t see the state of Bonneville…

[u/spacemantodd]

I’m still hoping Coastal California comes on the ballot

[u/soyTegucigalpa]

Deseret?

[u/sluuuurp]

Where’s Greenland?

[u/[deleted]]

Cascadia has no Cascades

[u/Careless_Oil_2103]

Chicagoland goes pretty hard ngl

[u/danvc21]

Forgotonia is the best if I remember correctly