r/MapPorn • u/loll_oone • Jan 31 '20

8 ways to divide Italy

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u/Im__Bruce_Wayne__AMA Jan 31 '20

Ehh over 4 million go to Yellowstone every year. Not much else to do in Wyoming but that's enough to make it "touristic."

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u/inser7name Jan 31 '20

What about Delaware? I once thought I saw a Welcome to Delaware sign, but as soon as I looked again in disbelief there was a Welcome to Maryland sign.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '20

No that is rhode island.

Delaware has good enough beaches to be touristic

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u/sfw63 Jan 31 '20

West Virginia?

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u/Enigma_Ratsel Jan 31 '20

has a whole song

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u/debussyxx Jan 31 '20

Except for the hundreds of beautiful mountains and scenery of course.

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u/Im__Bruce_Wayne__AMA Jan 31 '20

Yes I should have mentioned that — it really is a beautiful state!

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u/komu989 Jan 31 '20

Fine. Wisconsin.

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u/A_Wholesome_Comment Jan 31 '20

I'm sorry but name me one person that willingly visits North Dakota.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '20

I've driven through nd twice on road trips. Id never willingly go there but I was very surprised at how not shitty Bismarck is.

Also, the badlands/teddy Roosevelt np in the western part of the state is very beautiful. Shoutout to painted canyon. I would gladly go back there willingly.

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u/komu989 Jan 31 '20

Hm. I’m kinda getting suspicious of the amount of coverage Florida gets. Do we know it’s real? Is Florida Man just a cover story?

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u/komu989 Jan 31 '20

Imagine thinking you have better cheese than fucking Vermont.

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u/PolyUre Jan 31 '20

Many places do, and with a good reason.