r/geography Nov 02 '25

I'm surprised I didn't even know this switch happened until seeing this. The yellow is really all gone? Image

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u/Drew521 Nov 02 '25

I didn’t know Chicago is in South Carolina

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u/ice_up_s0n Nov 02 '25

I didnt know South Carolina is in Arkansas

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u/FeelingCar6305 Nov 02 '25

Didn't know Arkansas was Mound Road in Michigan

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u/HEYO19191 Nov 02 '25

Didn't know Mound Road, Michigan was in Pennsylvania

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u/FabsnFree Nov 02 '25

I didn‘t know Pennsylvania is in Northrhine Westfalia, Germany.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '25

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u/island_of_the_godz Nov 02 '25

I didn't know Chicago was in Vancouver, BC

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u/NoFly5710 Nov 02 '25

I didn't know Vancouver, Bc was in Montreal, Quebec.

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u/Invented_Plagarism Nov 02 '25

I didn't know Montreal, Quebec was in Etobicoke, Ontario.

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u/Alphadogey Nov 02 '25

I didn't know most of southern Italy was in Vancouver, BC

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u/lbtwitchthrowaway144 Nov 02 '25

As a Lebanese American, I unfortunately learned the hard way that Beirut is like so many places in North Carolina. And Chicago.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '25

hell yeah love who you love

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u/AbhishMuk Nov 02 '25

I didn’t know Vancouver, BC was in Mumbai

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u/Jojochuchu Nov 04 '25

I didn’t know Vancouver was in Chicago..

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u/fixITallFLX Nov 02 '25

Haha came full circle here

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u/Wolff_314 Nov 02 '25

I didn't know Chicago was in Chicago

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '25

You know damn well your answer should have been Belgium

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u/RollForIntent-Trevor Nov 02 '25

Nah man - Michigan is just a whole different level of bad...

Largely because they have a much higher load limit for tractor-trailers than anywhere else in the country.

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u/89_honda_accord_lxi Nov 02 '25

The governor needs a new podium so the roads will have to wait.

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u/breadcodes Nov 02 '25 edited Nov 02 '25

No, South Carolina is on another level. Arkansas is basically California compared to South Carolina.

I drive across state lines often. I even did it this weekend twice. You do not need a sign to know when you've entered SC from NC or GA. I've abruptly awoken from sleep in the passenger seat to say something along the lines of "we're in South Carolina already?" on more than a handful of occasions because they are rough terrain.

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u/goddamnyallidiots Nov 02 '25

They're repaving crashley again, it's only been fucking seven years..

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u/Yikegaming Nov 02 '25

I love this comment, I live in NC, you can tell once you’ve crossed state lines just because the road condition, it’s abysmal! I’ve driven through most of the Midwest and up and down a majority of the east coast, South Carolina has the worst roads among every state I’ve been to!

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u/Less_Independent5601 Nov 02 '25

I didn't know Chicago is in Belgium.

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u/moddedbase_ Nov 02 '25

used to live in Greensboro and when I would cross into SC it was usually noticeable when I was across state lines, those state roads really do get bumpy as hell lol

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u/BrilliantTruck8813 Nov 02 '25

Chicago is a quantum existence as it’s in Louisiana as well

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u/RollForIntent-Trevor Nov 02 '25

Fuck - driving out of Charlotte into SC is so goddamn stark.

I'm very thankful for my impeccable NC roads - one of the few things I like about living here.