What US states (and counties) have you been to?

[nclib]

Been to the red, airport layover in green.

[afleitch]

UK.

Scotland - Almost everywhere
Northern Ireland - Almost everywhere
England - London, Newcastle, Oxford, Bristol, Birmingham, Coventry, Liverpool, Wigan, Leeds, Blackpool

Europe

Belgium - Almost everywhere
France - Paris, Nord pas de Calais (Bologne, Lille etc)
Netherlands - Rotterdam, Amsterdam
Germany - Munich
Austria - Salzburg
Spain - Barcelona, Seville
Portugal - Everything south of Lisbon

USA - New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, D.C, Virginia.

[Senator Spark]

30%- Drove through (DE)
50%- Stayed overnight (MD)
80%- Visited many times (NJ)
90%- Residence (PA)

Lol, as you can see I still have a lot of traveling to do.

Top 5 states I'd like to visit:

1. Florida (Clearwater, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale to be specific)
2. Virginia, D.C.
3. Ohio (Columbus)
4. Michigan (Upper Peninsula)
5. Massachusetts (Boston)

[Crumpets]

30% - Flown through
50% - Driven through
70% - Spent the night
90% - Lived in

[msnmllr]

Red is states I've driven through
Blue is states I have either vacationed or visited family in
Green is states that I have either lived in, or am currently living in
Grey is states I have yet to go through

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

I always used TripAdvisor to track the cities, so I figured I'd add that since some of y'all used the county tracker, and I don't really update that as much. 20 states, 273 cities (though many are not exactly cities, especially in Eastern Pennsylvania, where we have oddly composed municipalities. Also NYC gets broken up beyond boroughs)

[Edu]

Almost all of these are stays of more than one day. Except Vatican City or Liechtenstein where there wasn't any need to stay more than a day

South America

Argentina (born and lived my whole life)
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela

Central America and the Caribbean

Aruba
Bahamas
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama

North America

Mexico
USA

Africa

Egypt
Morocco
South Africa
Tunisia
Zimbabwe

Asia

Cambodia
Israel
Jordan
Qatar
Singapore
Thailand
Turkey (counting it in Asia)
United Arab Emirates
Vietnam

Europe

Austria
Belgium
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Croatia
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Liechtenstein
Malta
Montenegro
Poland
Portugal
Russia (Moscow and St Petersburg, so I'm counting it as Europe)
Slovakia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom (England, Wales and Scotland)
Vatican City

[nicholas.slaydon]

Red States: Lived in

Blue States: Visited/Overnighted

Green States: Driven Through

I have also vacationed in Canada, England, Wales, Scotland and The Republic Of Ireland.

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

several times
when I was a little kid (less than 7, and I don't have many memories of these)

the Americas
Argentina (born and lived my whole life)
Uruguay (at least 10 times)
Brazil
Paraguay (only Ciudad del Este and never sleeped there)
Chile
Bolivia (airports)
Peru
Colombia (airport)
Venezuela
Aruba
USA (FL, NYC and DC area)

Europe
Spain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Monaco

Africa
Morocco

[muon2]

Red States: Lived in

Blue States: Visited/Overnighted

Green States: Driven Through

I have also vacationed in Canada, England, Wales, Scotland and The Republic Of Ireland.

The driven through pattern is fascinating. It looks like a long haul without an overnight. Was it part of a straight drive (overnight?) across the country?

[Kingpoleon]

In green shows where I've been this year. Red is where I've been before, but not this year. I've never been to the states in gray.

[kyc0705]

Not many states filled in, but I did do a little bit of international travel earlier this year.

Green indicates states I've visited, or at least driven through/stopped in for some notable period of time.
Grey indicates states I have never been to.
Blue indicates the state of my current residence.
Red indicates a state I've only been in via an air layover (right now, that's just California, as I was briefly in LAX, although I was rather young and do not remember it. But I may get to change it to green as I might visit family out in San Diego soon).

[Xing]

I need to get out more, a lot of you guys have me beat. Admittedly, though, more of my recent traveling has been international. Feel free to post international maps as well.



Green = Live/lived here
Blue = Been more than once
Red = Been once

Wouldn't be surprised if many of you have me beat on this front too, though.

The link to your map is broken.

Well, I guess I'll just have to list the countries I've been to, then.

Lived in
United States
Taiwan (2 years)

Stayed in
Canada
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Guinea
Latvia
Mexico
Philippines
United Kingdom (England only)

Airport only
The Netherlands

[muon2]

I had a nice trip out west and have updated both my maps.



Red for residences. Dark blue for overnight stay. Light blue for intentional destinations. Green for drive through (including meal stops).


Here's the state level view.

90% (resided): IL, IA, MA, MN, NE, NY, TX
80% (6 or more visits): CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, IN, KS, KY, ME, MD, MI, MO, NH, NJ, OH, PA, RI, TN, VA, WI, WV
70% (5 visits): NC, SD
60% (4 visits): CA, AL, OK, UT, WY
50% (3 visits): AZ, ID, MS, MT, ND, VT, WA
40% (2 visits): AR, NV, NM, SC
30% (1 visit): LA, OR
not yet visited: AK, HI

[Interlocutor is just not there yet]

Red: Residence
Green: Been there once
Dark green: Been there more than once
Blue: Drove thru
Purple: Rode train


I need to start working on my road trips

[nclib]

What is the website for the counties?

[IceAgeComing]

Live in Scotland and have been to a fair few places in England although never to Wales (I *think*; we were in Chester when I was a kid for a week and I suppose that we may have crossed the border at some point) or NI.  In terms of other countries: I've spent a decent length of time in Poland (Krakow), Germany (Berlin) and Belgium (Brussels); lived in Lithuania for a month (Klaipeda) and spent hours of my life sitting either inside or outside airports in the Netherlands (I'm sure I could get around Schiphol airport with my eyes closed now; although the thing seems massive so although we walked miles we probably only saw a tenth of the thing) and Latvia.  I've got a paid internship in Brussels over the winter, hopefully that'll let me broaden my horizons slightly as well...

[Хahar 🤔]

What is the website for the counties?

http://mob-rule.com

[Bleach Blonde Bad Built Butch Bodies for Biden]

Light green: Drove through
Green: Visited
Dark green: Lived in
Pink: Never visited but can see myself possibly living in the next ten years (no, not just for weed, prudes)

[Illiniwek]

Red is states I've driven through / layovers
Blue is states I have either vacationed or visited family in
Green is states that I have either lived in, or am currently living in
Grey is states I have yet to go through

[FairBol]

I suck at creating maps, so here's a list of where I've been. 

Connecticut - Born and raised here. 
Florida - Lived in Palm Beach County (no jokes, please!) for about four or five years, approximately 2010-2014. 
New York: Been there many times for sporting events, or just to check out NYC.  Also used to go up to Lake George every August....area is gorgeous. 
Rhode Island: Was there just once, while attending a high school basketball game near Newport. 
Pennsylvania: Visited Hershey Park on one occasion. 
Virginia: One of my sisters happens to live in the Richmond area, so I get down there any chance I get. 
Washington, DC: Have visited a few times to check out the Capitol, and for CPAC. 
Texas: Recently visited for the first time, in Dallas.  Was there for WWE Wrestlemania 32.  City was quite impressive. 
Massachusetts: Was in Boston twice, about twenty years ago.  My sister used to live near Harvard.  Saw Fenway Park....very nice, although I think old Yankee Stadium was better. 
Minnesota: Here we go with my sister again.  She used to live outside Minneapolis/St. Paul. 
Georgia: Set foot in Hartsfield Airport, in Atlanta. 
Tennessee: Had to make a transfer in the Memphis airport.  Alas, I didn't get to see any of the city that day.  Would like to go back and do that. 

I have never been outside the US. 

[FairBol]

I have never been outside the US. 

To that effect, I would like to visit Toronto, London, Dublin, and perhaps Berlin at some point. 

[FairBol]

Heh...I just realized that I forgot Illinois.  I was in Chicago a few summers ago to hang out with my brother, who was there to act in a play.  Ate at a fantastic pizza place, and at least got to see Wrigley Field before the major renovations (game was rained out...oh well). 

[Del Tachi]

will post counties later

[FairBol]

Here is my map!

Updating:

90% (resided): CT, DC, GA, HI
80% (6 or more visits): AL, CA, DE, FL, IL, KY, MD, MA, MO, NJ, NY, NC, PA, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, WV
70% (5 visits):
60% (4 visits): AZ, IN, NH, NM, WY
50% (3 visits): CO, KS, MI, MN, MS, NV, OK, VT
40% (2 visits): AR, ID, LA, ME, MT, RI, SD, WI
30% (1 visit): IA, NE, ND, OH, OR, WA
not yet visited: AK

It seems like you've been everywhere man!

Cue Johnny Cash!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM_ncuwDtcE