Check Out These Hilarious Maps That Reveal Fascinating Facts About The USA

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Checking Your Memory​

This map creator surveyed people on the most and least remembered states in America, and sadly, the majority of people outside the United States don’t seem to be familiar with the Midwest (sorry midwesterners!).
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Of course, states with major cities like New York, California, and Florida are more familiar to the rest of the world. Whether you think it’s fair or not, people don’t normally consider Iowa a must-see destination when planning their first trip to th

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Map of Weird Food​

It does not come as a surprise that Americans enjoy eating freaky-sounding food, and the food differs from one state to another. Have your kids tried scorpion lollipops? Have you and your partner feasted on gooseneck barnacles?
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Relatively few people have tried these crazy “treats,” unless you belong to those states who enjoy eating them. We trust those slug burgers in Tennessee don’t have real slugs in them. Do you mind eating a walking taco and having a hot beef sundae for dessert? This variety of weird food sounds delectable!
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Map of America’s Monsters​

If you were ever inquisitive about the potential beasts that could appear in your state, this illustration will tell you about every one of their subtleties. Thanks for this marvelous creation go to artist Mark Adams, who took his inspiration from various legends that were told through the years.
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For instance, if you’re interested in exploring Louisiana, legend suggests that the Honey Island Swamp Monster (a seven-foot, ape-like creature) was seen in St. Tammany Parish. Avid monster-hunters may wish to check out this region. If you see one, please let us know, and don’t forget to take a selfie!
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Map of Kevins​

Have you at any point been interested in who the celebrated Kevin is from each state? Who would not like to know which Kevin from their childhood neighborhood became wildly successful? Check out this map that includes a brief description of Kevins from each state in America.
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Some of them are very notable – like Kevin Bacon, Kevin Durant, and Kevin Garnett – and the most interesting one is the person who played the character Kevin on the TV series, The Office. Do you know any famous Kevin who’s not been included on the list?
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A Map of the US (Sans Land)​

This map is quite informative, no doubt. In any case, if you’re as yet not certain why this map is nothing but blue, the answer lies in the title. Should you have great suggestions for future maps like this, we would definitely consider them.
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This map comes with a self-explanatory title: “If America Had No Land.” You can’t really argue with the logic. In the event that there was no land, there would simply be an enormous body of water. It makes sense, right?
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In The Eyes of a New Yorker​

New Yorkers are famous for claiming that their state is the most important one in the country. Indeed, many New Yorkers never even leave their home state. Aside from that, there are New Yorkers who don’t even spend time to think about the other 49 states in their nation. It seems they are convinced that all other regions are sub-par compared to their little homeland.
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That is the very reason this map was made – for an interesting interpretation of how New Yorkers see the remainder of America. Come on, New York, show some love to your neighbors throughout the US.
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Map of Secrets​

We’re sure you want some juicy tattle. Check this map that unveils the biggest secrets of each state of America. Heads up! Some of these revelations are extremely embarrassing.
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Evidently, Idaho really favors onion rings over french fries, Wisconsin is lactose intolerant, and California steals attention by faking earthquakes! This is stunning, yet it’s a good thing the truth has come out! Thanks to the team who did such good research and dedicated themselves to sharing this incredible information.
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How Alaska perceives the US of A​

Let’s admit it – when we studied geography in school, Alaska seemed a little, out of place. The rest of the states in America all fitted nicely together, while Alaska had to be thrown in as a kind of floating oddity that was geographically nowhere near where it actually is.
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In reality, Alaska is not some small afterthought, despite how it looked on the maps posted on our elementary school walls. This map clearly asserts how Alaskans see the United States of America, and it’s pretty cute. Well, each state has its opinion, and we respect it.
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If Each US State Was a TV Series​

If you needed to know which television series best depicts which state, this is the map for you. Named “If Each State Was a TV Show” you’ll have the chance to discover your old neighborhood state and check whether the TV show is relevant. What do you think? Did they get it right?
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After checking all the states and their matching TV shows, we have to admit, some of them are pretty accurate. Nobody would argue with the fact that New York is a perfect match for Seinfeld or that Louisiana is totally True Blood. Are you happy with the list? Is there anything you would change?
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The Famous American Pizza​

This map is as precise as it is clever. Everybody realizes that the best pizza in America is found in New York. However, if you consult this map, you’ll find it’s actually the only spot in the US with great pizza. Although, the map maker has made two small concessions.
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New Jersey pizza has been given the honorary title of “pretty good” (presumably because they’re so near the state of pizza perfection). Meanwhile, Chicago has been blasted for their deep-dish pizza, which we agree is nothing like a New York slice, but it still tastes pretty good.
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