States in which I have lived:
1. Virginia (28 years)
2. Ohio (4 years)
3. Washington, D.C. (2 years, and yes, I AM counting it as a state -- they pay taxes, don't they??)
4. Maryland (1 year)
5. Iowa (8 months, probably more including summer vacations)
States in which I have spent significant time:
6. South Carolina
7. Georgia
8. Illinois
9. New York
10. California
States I have visited:
11. Oregon
12. Washington
13. North Carolina
14. Kentucky
15. Florida
16. Pennsylvania
17. New Jersey
18. Massachusetts
19. New Hampshire
20. Connecticut
21. Nebraska
22. Missouri
23. Kansas
24. Delaware
25. West Virginia
26. Colorado
27. Minnesota
28. Oklahoma
29. Michigan
States in which I have slept, but not much else:
30. Texas (But I didn't sleep there, I attended an all-day meeting with no sight-seeing or other amusement involved. I guess that sorta counts.)
States I have only driven through en route elsewhere:
31. Indiana
32. Wisconsin
33. Arizona (I'm couting several layovers.)
States I am missing:
34. Maine
35. Vermont
36. Rhode Island
37. Tennessee
38. Arksansas
39. Mississippi
40. Alabama
41. Lousiana
42. New Mexico
43. Nevada
44. Wyoming
45. Montana
46. Idaho
47. Hawaii
48. Alaska
49. Utah
50. North Dakota
51. South Dakota
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I know this isn't unique to these states, but Oregon and Washington need to be divided into western and eastern states, at least when acknowledging that you've visited them. I've lived on the west side of both for quite awhile, and it always floors me how different the climate, terrain, and culture is on the east side of the mountains.
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