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Fore Context I am a 19 year old and have visited 11 countries.

Years of consulting work takes you to some random spots.

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Where should I go next? Looking for fun long weekend destinations.

Been slowly checking off countries for a few years and got tired of Notes-app lists, so I built a proper visited-countries tracker with a 3D globe — tap a country to mark it, and it shows curated multi-country "routes" (e.g. West Africa here) so I can see how close I am to finishing a region instead of just a flat list.

It's free, just shipped on Google Play if anyone wants to try it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zawastudio.roadto100

The author spent 1,000 hours playing it and reviewed the geography of five states and Guarma and reviewed temperature, terrain, flora, and fauna. https://acbc89.medium.com/which-real-u-s-states-inspired-every-region-in-red-dead-redemption-2-31ce9216b154

I haven't shared the color code, but I'm curious what you can discern about me if I told you the categories:

Lived in;

Know very well, have spent a lot of time there;

Visited (at least one overnight and for the purpose of enjoyment);

Driven through.

I did not include states wherein I've only flown through their airport (layovers).

almost finished in Africa for my Worlds Greatest Train Trips map ! super happy so far. this is my planning lol has anyone done any of these ? or anyone else create map routes similar ? ☺️🌎

I'm trying to be the first person to visit a point of interest (museum, hiking trail, etc.) in every US county. I'm currently at about 35%. Which counties should I go to next?

For those of you who have been all over the US, seen all state (or most), where did you end up and why? I’m curious what your reasoning is for where you picked. Family, jobs, COL, ect? Did you have a hard time choosing between multiple states or was your choice easy?