r/visitedmaps

A map of the license plates I’ve seen in my small city over the last two days

The “DC” one isn’t actually a DC plate but a federal government one. I’m curious if anyone can guess where I’m at or why I’ve seen such variety

u/Frodo34x — 4 days ago

What state do you think is the best?

Go around and ask people "What State do you think is the best? A good majority will probably answer their own home State. Do you think there is a state that's the best?

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u/GenXerNvyMeK — 7 days ago

I have no regrets on my use of time

States in red kinda suck anyways.
Kentucky & wv have beauty but still no regrets

u/Vast_Pitch_8978 — 6 days ago

Starting to fill the map in. Added 11 states on my last road trip.

Recently drive from Ohio to California by way of Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado (which I had already been to), Utah, and Nevada. Then drove back through Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma.

u/299792458mps- — 6 days ago

States I have visited for business or pleasure

I have never found a compelling reason to visit Mississippi, but, I have to do it to get to all 50. I'll probably like it once I do. I have never been to a state in which I could not find something to like.

u/Hoopster59 — 8 days ago

Visitation Map

This is my map of the states I have visited so far, and what I've liked. What do you all think? Where do you think I NEED to go next?

u/Grizzly777Irtl — 8 days ago

Preferences for someone who likes nature, water, mild urbanization, and a bit more complications

More thought out version of the last post. More detailed criteria:

- climate isn’t a massive factor, extreme cold can be a bit but can be overridden. the ideal climate though if i could choose is pretty much anything on the west coast (i enjoy rain, overcast skies, and sunny days like socal has with 70-75 degree weather)
- good food is a factor
- i can not stand ticks and bugs and prefer to hike in moderately colder weather (like 45-55 degrees)
- for water coastal or great lakes helps a lot
- i believe arizona is one exception, but feel free to convince me otherwise
- the difference s between willing to absolutely to top 3 is less about me not liking a state, more just emphasizing how much i think i would enjoy them

u/Kitchen_Let5377 — 10 days ago

states based on how much fun i had there and i would like to visit

most of the boring states were boring because never did anything while i was there or didnt have a good time

u/ComplexOwn1536 — 9 days ago