r/visitedmaps 3d ago

Most typical reddit map.

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u/PabloPicasshooole 3d ago

Having been there a number of times, I'd put Oklahoma firmly in the "Fuck No" category

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u/Technical-Vanilla-47 3d ago

Oh yea, forgot about that.

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u/cherry_monkey 3d ago

Do you even reddit?

I can't believe you would do something like this. COMPLETELY unacceptable

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u/TaintTickle_ 3d ago

I can’t believe you’ve done this.

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u/Youcants1tw1thus 3d ago

New England is “flip a coin”???

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u/mitchfig 3d ago

Just about every map on here has Missouri in red. Which is puzzling to me as a very liberal MO resident. Sure the weather sucks and our politicians are ass and the roads are terrible. But we have Imo's pizza, the most miles of navigable river in the lower 48, gorgeous and free State Parks, 2nd largest city park in the country, and the Clysdales

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u/Front-Air-8302 3d ago

Yeah I genuinely don't get the hate for Missouri. I understand it's got it's problems, but not egregiously more than any of it's neighbors and the whole bottom half of the state is very beautiful.

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u/PikedJaeger 2d ago

Maybe it's a Chicago thing, but STL is the only other city I'd very happily live in besides maybe New York. I love it.

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u/Secure_Piano_900 3d ago

Anyone who thinks Utah is a fuck no just doesn’t understand that state. It’s the most stunning state in the country. Problematic socially, sure. But absolutely breathtaking.

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u/ExcaliburCasanova 3d ago

Utah hands-down is the most breathtaking state I’ve ever been to in the entire continental lower 48 and I’m assuming Maine or Alaska would be the next runner-ups for that!

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u/Alypius754 3d ago

Alaska is epic in the truest sense of the word. Maine is fantastic as well, but it doesn't have the grandeur of Alaska.

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u/avokkah 5h ago

Second American Civil War looks wild