non-Americans, how many US states can you accurately label?
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This game lets you try and name all the US counties:
https://hugequiz.com/quizzes/geography/us-all-3141-counties/
I was able to get 820/3142.
https://hugequiz.com/quizzes/geography/us-all-3141-counties/
I was able to get 820/3142.
All of 'em. I was very interested in U.S. geography for reasons unknown when I was younger.
Would Level 6 be Nigeria?
(jk I couldn't do much better if you pointed me at another country's subregions)
Go big or go home I guess.
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West and South relative of the 13 colonies old chap. (and indeed relative of me
)(Also,... I just looked up the term "Midwest" and it makes no sense...)
I couldn't figure out three states, so I left them blank. Perhaps the old clichés about "flyover country" are true ?
I'm pretty sure the answers are deceptively simple.
90%. A good tip for remembering those three states is MIMAL.
Also you got Arizona and New Mexico backwards, which is almost enough to make me want to unfriend you, but not quite.
Also you got Arizona and New Mexico backwards, which is almost enough to make me want to unfriend you, but not quite.
LOL, good mnemonic.
And yes, I tend to switch the positions of some states. I think I have the biggest issue with states that have overly rectangular borders. I don't have much of an issue with the ones that have distinct borders. As a European, rectangular borders confuse me immensely. Talk about pattern recognition !
And yes, I tend to switch the positions of some states. I think I have the biggest issue with states that have overly rectangular borders. I don't have much of an issue with the ones that have distinct borders. As a European, rectangular borders confuse me immensely.
Talk about pattern recognition !
Well, you're almost right WRT Indiana: you put it where the Indian Territory (like the Indiana Territory, meaning "place with a bunch of Indians", but established decades later) was.
That was my reasoning, yeah. I also realized I forgot to put down New Mexico and Colarado.
An Australian here, I like to think I got all these right (and the spelling too)
See Ya
Mark
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Names 50/50
spelling 44/50
location 50/50
See Ya
Mark
edit:
Names 50/50
spelling 44/50
location 50/50
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My grade for you is
Names 50/50
Spelling 43/50
Location 48/50
Misspelling: Nebraska, Louisiana, Tennessee, Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Connecticut
Mislocation: New Hampshire, Massachusetts
Mislocation: New Hampshire, Massachusetts
*triggered*
Wow I know jack shit about the US - also I'm 100% sure that I put Indiana in the wrong place, I wanted to put it somewhere else (near 'Minnesota') but I second guessed myself and put it there instead.
edit: read this thread backwards. So much getting Minnesota and the Great Enemy confused...
you know, the longer the use this username, the more and more I become an actual nationalist, I feel...
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