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States that Span Two Megaregions
Name all the U.S. states that make up part of two different U.S. Megaregions.
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Last updated: November 30, 2024
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| First submitted | November 11, 2018 |
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6 Comments
cornflakesfu
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Level 89
Nov 30, 2024
Thanks to TheQuizDude for finding a state that was missing!
cornflakesfu
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Level 89
Nov 11, 2018
Updated to include the "Northeast & Piedmont Atlantic" state. Didn't think it belonged at first, but after consulting the map, it does, just barely.
TheQuizDude
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Level 56
Nov 29, 2024
What about West Virginia? (Great Lakes and Northeast).
cornflakesfu
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Level 89
Nov 30, 2024
It's close, but by my reading of the map from the source, while the area around Washington, D.C. (Northeast) does pass through the Eastern Panhandle and includes places such as Martinsburg, nothing in West Virginia makes it into Great Lakes territory. Wheeling is very close, but I see it as gray, not orange.
TheQuizDude
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Level 56
Nov 30, 2024
Yes, but if you look directly west of Pittsburgh, that city could be no other than Weirton, West Virginia.
cornflakesfu
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Nov 30, 2024
Okay I see it now. I was too far zoomed out on the map and it was only showing me Steubenville, Ohio. Didn't realize there was a city on the West Virginia side of the Ohio there. Should've looked closer.
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