Nice addition to the site but I have a Q?How is it that WV, VA & KY are Great Lake states and MN is not? I can see Lake Superior from my back porch.What great lake borders Kentucky?or is my geography off.

I used this map that ISX suppied me...

I just googled USA regions, there was many different ways it was split up but that one looked the best. There will always be controversy on any way it is categorized, can't avoid it. If you have a better way of doing it though, post up a map sectioned off for us to consider :hyper:I started with bigger regions (4 or 5) but that ended up making the top and bottom states very far away, decided this one was best as it would make everyone in any region within a tank of fuel away.

I'm just having some fun. (notice all the smiles?)

I know MN is considered the "Mid-West" ,"north central" or a "great lake state" seeing as it borders one of them.

But come on KY and VA? even if you stood on a beer can you couldn't see a great lake from there.

]http://etc.usf.edu/maps/galleries/us/regional/index.htm

or

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/statesbw/regions.shtml

just say'en..

when i typically hear people say "the south", or "backwards southerner". they usually are referring to http://www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/statesbw/south/south.shtml

Hey SnoFarmer, where do you live at? I am in Esko.

I'm in Duluth.I'll have to stop by Chads shop for the next gtg and meet some of the locals.Chad use to work for me at the ski hill, but that was a long time ago.

Yah hey 'sotans!! How in the heck can y'all elect the likes of Al Franken????:banghead: