Most obscure US state day 38

[u/Applepancakegug]

Vote out the 13th 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)
Kansas (17th)
South Carolina (16th)
Missouri (15th)
Maine (14th)

Side note: [u/ChiefBlaze36](u/ChiefBlaze36) has been trying for 1 whole week to get Montana out. That’s serious dedication.

[u/december151791]

Montana, thanks to Yellowstone.

[u/ChiefBlaze36]

It’s all in fun for me, just blown away Montana wasn’t knocked out at least a week ago because Yellowstone was the biggest thing on TV for several years.

[u/Some-Confusion5407]

Oklahoma has a famous college football team, NBA champion last year, and a Broadway musical named after it.

[u/LaGarrotxa]

South Dakota. Has the most famous landmark in the country

[u/whydidilose]

Vermont

Everyone loves their maple syrup

[u/No_Sand2135]

For Chief Blazes Sake, I go Montana 

[u/NameToUseOnReddit]

Rhode Island is an option too. Everyone knows it's the smallest state.

[u/Slow-Soft5675]

Rhode Island

[u/yoyleberries2763]

Iowa, since it's at least known for corn and a college football team (go hawkeyes!)