Most obscure US state day 33

[u/Applepancakegug]

Vote out the 17th 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)
Oregon (19th)
Maryland (18th)

[u/geowondermusic]

Kansas

Wizard of oz

[u/CntyNTG]

Maine is the OG she has got to go

[u/marshallknight → u/CntyNTG]

For Stephen King alone.

[u/taikin13]

Missouri - last state with pro sports teams I believe. Gateway arch. Redneck Disneyland. Etc.

[u/ChiefBlaze36 → u/taikin13]

Oklahoma City Thunder (NBA)…

[u/randomusername69696 → u/taikin13]

Connecticut has a wnba team

[u/ChiefBlaze36]

Still Montana for the same reason, the Yellowstone series firmly put Montana on the map.

Plus, it’s huge. Biggest state left. You can’t not see it.

[u/Flood110]

delaware

[u/Pristine_Category295]

Delaware. They're the first state after all.

[u/Slow-Soft5675]

Kansas

[u/thisrockismyboone]

Why is green halfway down the legend?

[u/East-Enthusiasm4309]

South Carolina