VT NH NY PA NJ MD DE
VA WV TN ID IL NC SC
GA FL AL MS LA TX NM
AZ CO WY NV CA WA AK

16 wow

never counted before lol

31. I did spend a night in TX once when my connecting flight was canceled but I don't count that and I drove across IL, which I also don't count.

I have a work trip to MN coming up, so will get that one and we have plans to get to a couple others in the next few years, UT and WY for skiing. I'd like to visit AK and HI at some point, but I just don't know what would get me to some of the others I'm missing in the middle of the country.

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Anonymous wrote:How many states have you lived in for more than a year?

Me 6

6 also but that counts MD, VA and DC plus college and grad school plus one more.

Same, with three of the six being MD, VA and DC.

How is only visiting 5 states possible in this area??

Anonymous wrote:How many states have you lived in for more than a year?

6 and DC

There is no good reason to go to North Dakota or Oklahoma.

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Anonymous wrote:43. I've been to Alaska and Hawaii so the "hard" ones are out of the way. Not exactly sure when I will ever have a reason to go to Nebraska......

Nebraska is a great state, you should give it a chance.

North Dakota was the hard state to get to.

The best zoo in the US is in Omaha. It is hands down better than the National Zoo here in DC or the San Diego Zoo. So if you ever get even a teensy bit close to Omaha then you should make a special trip to see the Henry Doorly Zoo. Then you can cross Nebraska off of your list.

BTW there are other great things about Nebraska but the zoo in Omaha is a reason to go to Nebraska if it wasn't already on your list.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many states have you lived in for more than a year?

Me 6

6 also but that counts MD, VA and DC plus college and grad school plus one more.

5 if you count DC as a state

5

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many states have you lived in for more than a year?

Me 6

6 also but that counts MD, VA and DC plus college and grad school plus one more.

5 if you count DC as a state

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Anonymous wrote:32, and also have no desire to visit the other ones.

How very close-minded of you!

Yeah this is ridiculous.

At least 40 or 45 are worth visiting.

They are ALL worth visiting. I've been to all 50. Lived in 14. I've found something to love about every single state.

+1. I’ve only been to 46, but they were ALL worth seeing.

Meh. There's a bunch for which you can see equally or more exciting features elsewhere. Delaware, Indiana, Oklahoma, etc

Life is short. The world is big. If you want to see all 50, that's cool, but you can be very well traveled without it.

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Anonymous wrote:32, and also have no desire to visit the other ones.

How very close-minded of you!

Yeah this is ridiculous.

At least 40 or 45 are worth visiting.

They are ALL worth visiting. I've been to all 50. Lived in 14. I've found something to love about every single state.

+1. I’ve only been to 46, but they were ALL worth seeing.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:32, and also have no desire to visit the other ones.

How very close-minded of you!

Yeah this is ridiculous.

At least 40 or 45 are worth visiting.

They are ALL worth visiting. I've been to all 50. Lived in 14. I've found something to love about every single state.

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Anonymous wrote:Just need to go to Alabama but have no desire or reason except to check it off.

I ticked this one off recently and was surprised how much I enjoyed it. Lots of civil rights history like MLK Jr's church, the Rosa Parks museum and the Selma bridge. The gulf beaches are really nice too.

NASA center or whatever it's called in Huntsville is cool.

Anonymous wrote:Just need to go to Alabama but have no desire or reason except to check it off.

I ticked this one off recently and was surprised how much I enjoyed it. Lots of civil rights history like MLK Jr's church, the Rosa Parks museum and the Selma bridge. The gulf beaches are really nice too.