A friend and I were thinking about where states were in relationship to each other. So I tried my hand at making a map of the United States.
My apologies to the East, the South, the South West, the plain and mountain lands, Canada, and everybody from Arkansas.
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You are forgiven, although Alberta needs to go where Saskatchewan is, Manitoba needs to go where Alberta is, and the empty province with no name is where Saskatchewan goes. But I must say, I like your interpretation of Quebec...if it was that small in real life we wouldn't have so much trouble with them! ;) All in all, I think you did a rather nice job with the States, they can be a bit complicated... :)
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Yes... Considering I live in the United States, I'm rather more used to them than any part of Canada, although I'm closer to Canada than most of the states.... I know where B.C. is because my parents used to live there, but only in the vaguest sense. :)
ReplyDeleteWe couldn't even remember if Saskatchewan was a real place, or if I'd made it up. Likewise, Northwest Territories. But I made up a new state for us in the U.S: The Wasteland, situated somewhere east of Las Vegas.
Hehe, I like your new state. ;) Are you the first Governor of the state? If so, may I come visit you in your Governor's mansion? ;)
ReplyDeleteRest assured the Northwest Territories are quite real- although there's also Nunavut and the Yukon up there too. =)
No, I'm not the governor. I don't think it's been discovered, much less mapped out and organized enough to have a governor. Hence, the governor's mansion might be made out of a few sticks. I'd love for you to visit me, though!
ReplyDeleteA governor's mansion of a few sticks would still be a fun thing to visit, mayhaps construction will have started on the mansion by the time of my arrival? How are the roads in this new place? :)
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