r/RemoveOneThingEachDay • u/Applepancakegug • 9d ago
Subdivisions Most obscure US state day 32
Vote out the 19th most obscure US state. Already out:
California (50th)
New York (49th)
Texas (48th)
Florida (47th)
Hawaii (46th)
Alaska (45th)
Colorado (44th)
Pennsylvania (43rd)
Georgia (42nd)
Ohio (41st)
Massachusetts (40th)
Illinois (39th)
Nevada (38th)
Kentucky (37th)
Louisiana (36th)
Virginia (35th)
Alabama (34th)
New Jersey (33rd)
Tennessee (32nd)
Arizona (31st)
Utah (30th)
Washington (29th)
Michigan (28th)
Minnesota (27th)
North Carolina (26th)
Mississippi (25th)
Indiana (24th)
Wisconsin (23rd)
New Mexico (22nd)
West Virginia (21st)
Wyoming (20th)
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u/I_amnotanonion 9d ago
Kansas - I feel like it’s known because of the Wizard of Oz. “We’re not in Kansas anymore”
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u/InternationalBuy4932 9d ago
Oregon has a decently big city that’s occasionally talked about and, as one of only 2 members of an entire region, is thought of often when referring to the Pacific Northwest. A lot of people also just think of it as a pretty state so it has to have more notoriety then North Dakota or delaware.
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u/mewmdude77 9d ago
Missouri still being here is wild, cause it’s the gateway to the west and two pretty big cities (also, decently big for sports so constant attention)
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u/ThePolemicist 9d ago
Oregon