How Much of Your Country Have You Seen?

[Mud Princess]

I've been to every state on the eastern seaboard from Maine to Florida, plus California, Arizona, and Washington. The flights over the midwest and stops in various airports don't count.

Someday I'd like to see more of the U.S. When I was a teenager, I had dreams of "vagabonding" across the country. I'd also like to see more of Canada than Nova Scotia (recent) and Montreal (Expo '67).

[SlaveToTheGrind]

32 States. Lacking the deep south and mid-atlantic.

[martini]

Been to a bunch of states, but haven't seen nearly enough of them. I've also been through Canada, though again, not nearly enough of it.

I've managed to hit most of the eastern states(MN WI MI IL IA MO TN KY OH WV VA NC NY PA MD RI), and western(NB SD ND WY MT CO UT WA OR NM KS OK TX AR), but none of the south. Furthest south I've been is Dallas(don't wanna go back again). Not really sure if I WANT to go to the south either(sorry southies).

[Michele Zone]

I am not sure. I don't track it. I have not been to New Mexico. And I would think there are probably a few other conus states missing, up aroung The Great Lakes. Never been to Hawaii or Alaska.

We have driven across this country twice -- once from Washington state to Georgia and, 4 months later, from Georgia to California. We traveled 5500 miles that year in order to move about 1200 or so. And I have been up and down the East Coast, from Florida to Maine. Lived in Kansas for a time and drove to Georgia repeatedly, taking a different route several times. There was a time I could drive from Georgia to Kansas without a map. lol.

[otterpop]

Had to go with other, since I've visited 28 states, mostly the South and the West, the Nation's Capital and three Canadian provinces.

[Plannerbabs]

Originally posted by martini
Been to a bunch of states, but haven't seen nearly enough of them. I've also been through Canada, though again, not nearly enough of it.

I've managed to hit most of the eastern states(MN WI MI IL IA MO TN KY OH WV VA NC NY PA MD RI), and western(NB SD ND WY MT CO UT WA OR NM KS OK TX AR), but none of the south. Furthest south I've been is Dallas(don't wanna go back again). Not really sure if I WANT to go to the south either(sorry southies).

So, martini, I'm curious....how did you get through most of the Midwest and not go through Indiana? I'm impressed, that takes some serious road-mapping.

[Duke Of Dystopia]

The more important question is "where is home".

22 US States

12 Forign Countries:

Canada (Ontario)
West Germany
East Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Austria
Italy
Lichtenstien
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Kuwait

[kms]

Most of the states east of the Mississippi and one west.

[martini]

Originally posted by Plannerbabs
So, martini, I'm curious....how did you get through most of the Midwest and not go through Indiana? I'm impressed, that takes some serious road-mapping.

Doh! figgered I'd miss one. There's a reason Lisa and I named it Indianoplace. Wasn't all that memorable . Actually, southern Indiana was really pretty(forested, rolly hills, limestone escarpements), the rest of it though...boooorrring!

[Plannerbabs]

Hey, it ain't all bad. We do have a pretty top-notch art museum, among other things. And yeah, southern Indiana is pretty. They got all the good topography.

[Dan]

It's easier to list the states where I haven't visited.

Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Alaska
Hawaii
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Idaho

That makes 36 visited states, and the District of Columbia. I'll be adding Iowa tomorrow when I drive through there. If I get this job in Portland, I can pick a route that will cover all the Northern Great Plains and Rocky Mountain states, leaving just Alaska, Hawaii and parts of New England.

[Rumpy Tunanator]

-Lets see, New York, Massachuesetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, New Jersy, Conn., R.I., West Virginia (never going back, I can still hear the banjos), Virginia, D.C., North & South Carolina, Georgia, Flordia (America's wing), Tennesee, Kentucky, Texas, and Calafornia. As for Canada only Ontario so far although I hope to see Quebec and the Maritime providences soon.

[Tranplanner]

Originally posted by Rumpy Tuna
-I hope to see Quebec and the Maritime providences soon.

Providence is a TV show, and a city in Rhode Island.

It's province, eh?

[Rumpy Tunanator]

Originally posted by Tranplanner
Providence is a TV show, and a city in Rhode Island.

It's province, eh?

sorry about that, my spellings been off lately

[pandersen]

I've visited all provinces and territories with the exception of Nunavut.

Visited about 1/2 of the continental U.S.of A.

I've also visited most of the Benalux countries Scandinavia.

Next on the list - Australia

[ilikefish0]

I've got 25 states by my count. I've missed NV, ID, MT, WY, UT, NM, ND, SD, NB, OK, IA, MN, MI, WI, IN, PA, DE, NJ, CT, RI, MA, NH, VT, ME, HI. Halfway there! As you can see, I've been all over the place. Southeast is pretty much covered, as is the lower east coast. Got the west coast down too. Still missing are most of the midwestern states, northern states, and new england. (I'm stuck in a southern frame of mind)

I've been to British Columbia, but I didn't think on a bus for 30 min counted, so i didn't vote for it.

[JNA]

Lived in:
NJ, CA, UT, CO, IN
Spent some time in:
NY, VA, FL, MI, TX, ID
Visited/ Driven through
PA, OH, IL, IA, NE, WY, KS, MO, KY, WV, MD, DE, TN, MS, AL, MT, NV, SC, NC

I have vacationed in Ontario and Quebec, Canada

[BiteMeElmo]

I've visited all provinces in Canada except for Newfoundland. Haven't been to any of the Territories.

As far as US states, not many: Oregon, California, Washington, Montana, Maine (maybe one other New England state, but I'm not sure)