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« on: June 12, 2017, 05:38:52 PM »

I used to have a placemat that had the regions of the United States. It's like the below map...


Northeast Southeast Midwest Southwest West

...except the Tri-State Area (PA, NJ, NY) formed their own Mid-Atlantic Area, Maryland and Deleware were part of the Southeast and the Pacific Coast states (plus Alaska and Hawaii) formed their own separate region.

I always thought Deleware and Maryland were closer to the Tri-State Area than to the South, which should also be split into two regions.
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