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- Canada doesn’t have states
- I have never heard anyone call BC the “Pacific Province” - that really sounds like someone from out east who had never thought of the west coast but knew Oregon was the Beaver State was put on the spot and made up something that sounded plausible.
Also incorrectly coded Saskatchewan “Land of the Living Skies” as “Climate/Weather”
Anyone who’s lived there knows it’s a reference to the density of flying insects.
BCer here, never heard that.
“Supernatural BC”, on the other hand.
Came here to begrudgingly add that. A very cool guide. But as a near 50 year BC resident I’ve never heard that.
“Beautiful BC”, Lotus Land, …?
Hah… they got it from the Wikipedia page, which looks like someone just made stuff up and linked it. Wikipedia cites a CashNetUSA 2019 blog article that’s already been taken down.
I’d always heard “Onterrible” for Ontario, and I’ve definitely never heard anyone call it “the Heartland Province”.
Quebec has their own flag.
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And a fleur de lys would be more appropriate than this.
I guess Mexico sank
Am I going insane or did they flood Maryland on this map? I seriously can’t see it, just a suspiciously Maryland-shaped bay where Maryland should be
Maryland has really fallen off the map these days
Came here with the same question
Fun fact: calling Oklahoma citizens “Sooners” is actually a historical insult. They won’t take it that way in modern times, but it’s a reference to the fact that during the land rush, they behaved illegally and left to go stake land “too soon”.
Um, the “Sunshine State”!
Wyoming the equality state?
Lmao at Wyoming being the equality state.
They legalized women’s suffrage and allowed women to hole public office in 1869, much sooner than any other state or the 19th amendment
That’s cool, but ask them how they treat women and brown/black people. I’ve heard some truly wild shit in Wyoming.
At least New Jersey isn’t malformed here!
It’s neighbors though…oof.
And it’s a good garden state, love cranberry bogs.
And hammonton blueberries!
