Do You Know Regions Of The United States Map?

[@ablaze861]

I grew up in Maryland and always heard that it was part of the Mid Atlantic region. A lot of minds were blown today.

[@j.e3336]

It is he's just being technical

[@bluespeedrail7731]

Also as a person from Maryland, I always thought it was in the Mid-Atlantic northeast.

[@comeconcon569]

Maryland is located in the Mid-Atlantic and it's also part of the Northeast region, but other sources puts Maryland in the Southeast region along with Virginia.

[@j.e3336]

@comeconcon569 Yea I've read that too. But MD is also officially in the Northeast Bos-Wash metro so most people just consider it the NE

[@andrewkline5577]

I don’t know why Maryland keeps being put in the South. If you’ve ever been there, it clearly has Northeast vibes. Baltimore is a gritty city, Ocean Beach is a lot like New Jersey, Bethesda is a serious suburb of DC, and Annapolis has a lot of Colonial-esque charm. Also, its inclusion in the Northeast also gives DC a good regional boundary between the North and the South.

[@esotericsolitaire]

I'd love to see videos on regions in each state. For example, I don't believe people realize how diverse, regionally, geographically, and culturally, that Virginia is. There are whopping differences between Norfolk, Manassas, Charlottesville and Wytheville, and they're not all that far apart.

[@michaeltrace1109]

I would also like to see state regions covered. Oklahoma and Arkansas both have numerous subregions that are greatly different from the others and a video about other would go a long way to dispell the stereotypical reputations both have since most paint states, not just these two, with such broad paintbrushes. Nick Johnson did the states a couple years back breaking them down by regions and was able to sell T-shirts with his state slide showing the region. I can't find my Unboxing Arkansas shirt to this day since my wife wears it more than I do, and she didn't even watch the video! Think of the merch opportunities!

[@esotericsolitaire]

@@michaeltrace1109 💯💥💫👍

[@doughoward6401]

Depends on where the Scott irish settled.

[@tritchie6272]

That sounds interesting to me as well. Here in Kentucky its sometimes referred to as Northern KY,The Bluegrass Region,South East KY sometimes Eastern ,and Western Kentucky. And sometimes in South East Kentucky you will hear them say the Coal Fields.

[@rhettdemille4404]

Totally agree. There western VA and northern VA and two different worlds, for example. Richmond, the capital is a culturally interesting place as well. It's like where salt and fresh water mix in a bay. Part of it wants to be strongly (and almost "overly") southern, while a big part of it associates with the DC/Mid Atlantic and northern region identity.

[@SA-td8by]

Having Alaska in the same grouping as California is like connecting Maine with Florida. Nothing connecting them but language most of the time. Lived in both as a kid.

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

It's based on geography rather than culture.

[@seanmcdirmid]

Both are heavily serviced by Alaskan Airlines, which has its headquarters between them in Seattle.

[@Texan_christian1132]

NO! Texas is it’s own region Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri make up south Great Plains region or south Mississippi watershed region. Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota make up the north Great Plains region or north Mississippi watershed region. Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi South Carolina North Carolina and Tennessee make up Deep South. Rhode island Massachusetts Vermont Connecticut New Hampshire New York New Jersey Pennsylvania East Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Maryland and Delaware make up North Atlantic region. Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and Illinois make up Great Lakes region. New Mexico Arizona Nevada Utah colorado Wyoming Idaho and Montana make up empty west region or Midwest region. California is it’s own region. Washington and Oregon make up cascadia region. Alaska is it’s own region. And Hawaii is it’s own region.

[@Nordicjumper]

The Rocky Mountains can be split into 2 regions as well: Southern Rockies: Colorado, Utah, New Mexico,. Northern Rockies: Idaho, Montana, Wyoming

[@firefighter1c57]

They can also be separated by the continental divide, and or the rain shadow

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

​@@firefighter1c57nope

[@OhAnnaNo]

Nevada?

[@Nordicjumper]

@@OhAnnaNo the Rocky Mountains do not touch Nevada. Nevada has some of the Sierra Nevada, but its s entirely located in the Great Basin.

[@Texan_christian1132]

NO! Texas is it’s own region Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri make up south Great Plains region or south Mississippi watershed region. Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota make up the north Great Plains region or north Mississippi watershed region. Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi South Carolina North Carolina and Tennessee make up Deep South. Rhode island Massachusetts Vermont Connecticut New Hampshire New York New Jersey Pennsylvania East Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Maryland and Delaware make up North Atlantic region. Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and Illinois make up Great Lakes region. New Mexico Arizona Nevada Utah colorado Wyoming Idaho and Montana make up empty west region or Midwest region. California is it’s own region. Washington and Oregon make up cascadia region. Alaska is it’s own region. And Hawaii is it’s own region.

[@justinwinfree7843]

I’m conflicted about Texas, too, but I think East Texas should be considered the south and West Texas should be considered the west.

[@20thcenturytunes]

It'd be great to see more regional videos, just remember that Michigan has an Upper Peninsula too

[@benty444]

I wish I could give this more than just one thumb up

[@h.a.harris7423]

Well, Michigan does have only one thumb.@@benty444

[@firefighter1c57]

I noticed that too, the missing the U.P. when he filled Michigan

[@Sir_Austin_T_Gee]

You mean Wisconsin has a panhandle, right?

[@20thcenturytunes]

@@Sir_Austin_T_Gee lol more like a easy cheese dispenser LOL

[@MrSRArter]

9:11 I consider Oklahoma and Texas to be a subregion called the "Western South", not to be confused with the Southwest (AZ, CA, CO, NM, NV, and UT).

[@michaelwomble9899]

I agree. I live in Oklahoma, and it is not the Midwest. The people are mostly descended from poor Southerners and (other than pockets of OKC and Tulsa) are very redneck . People in Oklahoma are very different from people in Kansas, but are similar to Texans.

[@nancybode6159]

I'd love to see videos detailing smaller regions. Here's an easy one: South Dakota has two regions, East River and West River. The differences in geography between the two is astounding.

[@tescherman3048]

Yes! I live in the Twin Cities but often travel west on I-90. It's pretty amazing to see the sudden shift of biomes from one side to the other of the Missouri River.

[@jamespaganas7150]

Please do a whole series on the regions of each state! Thats the kind of thing that helps people really understand these places more

[@Texan_christian1132]

Yeah but this video is wrong! Texas is it’s own region Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri make up south Great Plains region or south Mississippi watershed region. Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota make up the north Great Plains region or north Mississippi watershed region. Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi South Carolina North Carolina and Tennessee make up Deep South. Rhode island Massachusetts Vermont Connecticut New Hampshire New York New Jersey Pennsylvania East Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Maryland and Delaware make up North Atlantic region. Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and Illinois make up Great Lakes region. New Mexico Arizona Nevada Utah colorado Wyoming Idaho and Montana make up empty west region or Midwest region. California is it’s own region. Washington and Oregon make up cascadia region. Alaska is it’s own region. And Hawaii is it’s own region.

[@armandomaravillaramirez6732]

Thanks for this amazing video. For someone who is so interested in geography like me, this is the video I’ve been waiting for.

[@aschubert15]

Loved the video as usual! I think a video with the different regions of states or sub-regions within the regions from this video would be fun as well!

[@alchapo5372]

You definitely missed the South West region. Texas, NM, and Arizona (sometimes Nevada) Also the mid Atlantic seems far more appropriate for Maryland and Delaware. They are definitely not southern (culturally)

[@laurie7689]

Culturally, Maryland is no longer Southern, but it was historically a Southern State. Many of the early colonists there had more connections to Virginia than with any colony/State north of Maryland.

[@marieparadise]

Dido! I'm from New Mexico and we always referred and were referred to as the South West.

[@Kriscuit_Bonkin]

Texas is more southern than southwestern

[@Texan_christian1132]

NO! Texas is it’s own region Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri make up south Great Plains region or south Mississippi watershed region. Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota make up the north Great Plains region or north Mississippi watershed region. Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi South Carolina North Carolina and Tennessee make up Deep South. Rhode island Massachusetts Vermont Connecticut New Hampshire New York New Jersey Pennsylvania East Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Maryland and Delaware make up North Atlantic region. Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and Illinois make up Great Lakes region. New Mexico Arizona Nevada Utah colorado Wyoming Idaho and Montana make up empty west region or Midwest region. California is it’s own region. Washington and Oregon make up cascadia region. Alaska is it’s own region. And Hawaii is it’s own region.

[@danielkeyser8622]

Yeah -- Texas, NM, and Arizona are part of the Southwest, NOT the Mountain West.

[@comeconcon569]

The geography of the United States is very complex. the five distinctive regions are the( Northeast,)the (Southeast,)the (Southwest,)the (Midwest) and (the West), but other sources also divide these five regions in other regions like Mid-Atlantic, Pacific Northwest, Deep South, Great Lakes, New England and more.

[@Texan_christian1132]

NO! Texas is it’s own region Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri make up south Great Plains region or south Mississippi watershed region. Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota make up the north Great Plains region or north Mississippi watershed region. Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi South Carolina North Carolina and Tennessee make up Deep South. Rhode island Massachusetts Vermont Connecticut New Hampshire New York New Jersey Pennsylvania East Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Maryland and Delaware make up North Atlantic region. Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and Illinois make up Great Lakes region. New Mexico Arizona Nevada Utah colorado Wyoming Idaho and Montana make up empty west region or Midwest region. California is it’s own region. Washington and Oregon make up cascadia region. Alaska is it’s own region. And Hawaii is it’s own region.

[@rexx9496]

I was born in Delaware. Nobody there considers it the south. Culturally they feel connected to the northeast.

[@internetperson8146]

I'd watch a sub-region series for each section of the US

[@TheyRiseBand]

2 of the most striking features when I first moved to Oregon: Portland is basically a city cut into a forest. It's really cool seeing it from the air. Secondly, seeing forest extend all the way to the beach was quite the juxtaposition.

[@forgottenman8629]

it does indeed look great here from the air, best to stay away from seeing it from the ground as one might sadly step into 'something'...

[@zenobiaw831]

I have to point out, the majority of the Palouse is in Washington. Only a tiny fraction of it is in Idaho. And it's where Appaloosa horses originated.

[@cmj1609]

The DMV (Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia metro area). It's a wonderful place.

[@OhDatsJaVion]

It is a.k.a. black, suburbia, PG county, Charles county Maryland Prince William county Virginia

[@Thaeffintruth]

Maryland are Delaware are definitely in the Mid Atlantic region.

[@laurie7689]

Maryland has always been a Southern State, BUT culturally it has become a Northern State.

[@rach623]

Cool little video. Please do some on the individual areas as mentioned. Thanks.

[@scotthetrick5057]

No mention of the Great Lakes and the Great Lakes states. Big oversight.

[@lea597]

Great Video! Those subregions can go on for a while. Thought of the Lowcountry (South Carolina and portions of GA and NC) as one more that didn’t get mentioned in the South.

[@cozyafloatisme]

Love how your videos all end with "Be nice to each other!" As tensions build in the coming election year, those words should be our creed. And yes, this video was fun and I WOULD like more vids on the separate regions you brought up.

[@paulevans3261]

Outstanding!!! My Fav - The WEST/BEST of course! ;-) As always, Briggs, Well Done

[@jeremyhelquist]

Was coming to see if this comment was posted!! 😂

[@firefighter1c57]

I spotted that too

[@lizreynolds4554]

This was great. I think you should talk about the regions in California. I live in the Northern California region, we barely associate with others. The Bay Area, The Valley, The LA area, San Diego, the Deser areas and the Mountains, the beaches, The Coast (Ft. Bragg) . . . etc. I am hoping to move to VA or NC, explore them more. Thank you for sharing this with us 😊.

[@SA-td8by]

Totally agree, I grew up in Trinity and Siskiyou counties of CA. We called ourselves Northern Californians for a reason and the Bay area as Central CA, or say that "We were heading down south and how much sourdough do we bring back for you?". Perhaps if it was just the "State of Jefferson," it could be clearer.

[@jasonrandom372]

Another California region you forgot is Farmland aka rural central California.

[@Nordicjumper]

@@SA-td8by those parts of California are culturally closer to Eastern Oregon, Idaho, and Western Montana than anywhere else in California. I can see why that whole region wants to secede from California.

[@Grilledexpectations]

Very good. How about a regions of Texas video? That would take up some time!

[@billycornish6646]

As a lifelong resident of Oklahoma, I can confirm it is more culturally Southern than Midwestern

[@firefighter1c57]

Agreed, but Briggs is known to ignore facts when they don't suit his opinion.

[@KristNi]

Oklahoma is really not southern. I'm from the south and have lived in the Midwest and Oklahoma is more Midwest than southern

[@thegianttater]

​@Kristina-yl9zf Eastern Oklahoma and Texas definitely have more Southern commonalities than Midwestern. Oklahoma and say, Wisconsin or Iowa culture couldn't be further apart from each other. That's about as silly as trying to put Tennessee or Arkansas in the midwest

[@KristNi]

@@thegianttater Maybe, but there's slightly a Midwestern to it still. But, however I've lived in Oklahoma for years and plan on returning in the future but there's fair balance of Midwestern and Southern to it

[@firefighter1c57]

@@KristNi in Oklahoma, gravy is white, tea is sweet, ma'am and sir are daily vocabulary, we call Dr. Pepper coke,(we drink a lot of Dr. Pepper, blame our proximity to Texas), we grow cotton, peanuts, and have alligators. Oklahoma is part of the south.

[@davidprosser7278]

Yes, do each states regions, please.

[@catherinehansel]

Would love to see separate videos for Washington and/or Oregon, since there are lots of different landscape "regions" within them.

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

I watched your Portland video a few years back. You always have perfect music.

[@catherinehansel]

@@WorldAccordingToBriggsWow, thank you so much! 🥲 Means a lot. I always enjoy your videos and all the things that I learn from them.

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

Thank you. You should make more content.

[@alexcerny5881]

MD, DE, VA and WV are part of the Mid-Atlantic and KY is Midwestern because latitude doesn’t lie

[@docjw8914]

VA is the South. Mid Atlantic was an actually term that originally only applied to the states that Briggs mentioned. Mid-Atlanic really used by the transplants.

[@threefiveseven]

A state below the ohio river is midwestern? Ahhhh never change americans.

[@Laynestevenson]

Yes I agree I think we're Midwestern

[@tsb7911]

@ About 11:00 when Briggs talks about California, it's worth mentioning there are more Fortune 500 companies in CA than in any other country. That's country.

[@lisaahmari7199]

Regions of each state is a good idea! Would love to see your breakdown of WA, OR, CA, TX, FL, MI especially!

[@michaelgarlick5686]

Having lived in Nevada and Utah most of my life, the region I hear this area called most often is the "Intermountain West". From what I understand, if you were to roughly draw a shape connecting Reno, Vegas, Salt Lake and Boise, those cities and all the area in between is the Intermountain West.

[@lisaahmari7199]

That makes a lot of sense!

[@csmx00]

As someone from New Jersey, it’s great to hear someone not making fun of it. I’ll say, it’s not the most exciting state, but it’s really cool when you get to know it.

[@navyon2714]

I'd love to know about every states regions.

[@xtrabiggg13]

Great video! But you didn't include the Upper Peninsula of Michigan as part of the state. Kind of ironic in a video about regions😂! Seriously, Michigan has more regions than most European countries. Would make a great video. Keep up the excellent work. Great editing and sound, smooth voice-overs and engaging, interesting copy!

[@DoomieGruntVentures]

But what if I want that three hour video, Briggs?

[@rickcross5377]

Briggs Maryland is part of the Mid-Atlantic too

[@hallievanoutryve3109]

Arkansas' beauty is very underrated. Glad to hear you mention it! My sister calls Oregon the Arkansas of the West Coast. She has a point, but I think rural areas have a lot in common across regions, country ppl in OR even have a bit of twang!

[@benwille6680]

YES! Do more "region" videos please.

[@jodiann4234]

I would definitely enjoy more videos about sections within states and regions. Your videos are very fascinating and inspire me to explore more of our great Country. Really appreciate you

[@Texan_christian1132]

NO! Texas is it’s own region Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri make up south Great Plains region or south Mississippi watershed region. Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota make up the north Great Plains region or north Mississippi watershed region. Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi South Carolina North Carolina and Tennessee make up Deep South. Rhode island Massachusetts Vermont Connecticut New Hampshire New York New Jersey Pennsylvania East Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Maryland and Delaware make up North Atlantic region. Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and Illinois make up Great Lakes region. New Mexico Arizona Nevada Utah colorado Wyoming Idaho and Montana make up empty west region or Midwest region. California is it’s own region. Washington and Oregon make up cascadia region. Alaska is it’s own region. And Hawaii is it’s own region.

[@RuthSmith1]

Really Good Topic!!!

[@maddiejohnson4688]

Thank you Briggs!! This was very informative. Especially for someone who didn't pay attention in school because she didn't care back then. Now....I don't know the things that I should. So thank you!!

[@jimgreen5788]

Briggs, I'm being a nitpicker here, but when you went from blue to red shading in the MW Region, Michigan's UP got left out, as they did again in the Rust Belt discussion.😪 Another winner! Good job!

[@Davers53]

Im from Atlanta and the humidity and bugs are not bad, u might get bit once but its over exaggerated

[@OhDatsJaVion]

7:45 the Blackbelt region, is majority, black rural/suburban urban counties across the south from Delaware, Maryland All the way down to Georgia Northern Florida all the way out west to east Texas into parts of West Tennessee, and Arkansas. Black Americans own majority of the land in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, a third of the land in Virginia, fourth of the land of Maryland, a third of the land in Tennessee specifically West Tennessee, a fourth of the land in central south-eastern Arkansas, a.k.a. the black belt google is free to use the official region of the south is the black belt

[@pennykeller3048]

This was very interesting to listen to. I would love to see another video about it

[@Kindness808]

Really enjoyed this one, Briggs. Well done.

[@HRH3013]

From Oklahoma here, and I completely agree about it feeling more "midwestern" more than "southern."

[@KristNi]

It is Midwestern

[@michaelwomble9899]

You must live in Tulsa or OKC. Rural Oklahomans are not Midwestern. The accent is hard-core Southern redneck, not flat Midwestern.

[@bigbone1369]

I would love to see you do every region in every state. I can't wait to see the one on Louisiana.

[@stoneyfieldoutdoors6250]

As a regional resident; Western PA (think Pittsburgh) is way different than the Philly area. We fit more into the Ohio and WV area than Philly, Scranton and such.

[@neanderthalsnavel7411]

I live in Cleveland and totally agree. Basically from Rochester to Wheeling to Columbus and Toledo are similar people.

[@tarajoyce3598]

Would love to learn about each states' regions. These videos are both interesting and informative. Keep em coming. 😊

[@rockygray8848]

I’d love to hear about each states regions! Thank you for all your awesome videos!

[@jeffm9770]

Pretzelvania - The region including Philadelphia, the surrounding counties in PA, the southern half of NJ from Trenton to the shore, and New Castle county DE.

[@jasontaylor1866]

Great content! And sub-regions sounds awesome!

[@bluemountainway0098]

Yes, a video about the regions of every state would be awesome! (Virginia resident here)

[@CharlieOkayasu]

I've always thought of below VA as the south. I grew up in Jersey, spent a lot of time in the tri state, Va, MD, and Delaware. I loved being by so many things, though I'd never move back to Jersey. I would like to see more on Jersey and Maine though. Maine is the way life should be.

[@docjw8914]

It's common for people without roots in the area to get it confused. Many of the people in the state are recent transplants/immigrants or their grandparents were. So it has lost a lot of the Southern feel. But make no mistke, it is Southern. It was literally the Capitol of the Confederacy. D.C. was a major slave trading city. The history is hidden. People forget that Arlington National Cemetery was Robert E Lee's plantation. And the flag that people often associate with the Confederacy was actually the battle flag for the Army of Northern Virginia.

[@martinsmith2258]

Cool to see your perspective is different from just 1 state north of me. I’m from Delaware and being so close to these states…I definitely feel like Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia could be considered mid Atlantic states. Richmond just feel too much like a copy of Baltimore/DC suburbs to be considered the south. Things really get southern/country in the lower half of VA west of Norfolk as well as in North Carolina.

[@804MRMAN]

​@@martinsmith2258No it doesn't. So lying! Richmond and the metro area is SOUTHERN!!! No one wants to be like DC or Maryland AT ALL.

[@804MRMAN]

That's because you're smart. Everyone knows the Virginia is the South

[@cmoorejack]

Yowza..great visuals on the drone videos 😎 informative and entertaining..✌️The west is the bestest

[@davidanddawnw3589]

Would love to see a video on each states regions. As a Delawarean I feel our state is split between the “north” above the C & D canal and the south, below the canal. The vibe between the two is very different. Southern Delaware is farmers and slower pace of life and north of the canal is very busy. We ask, do you live above or below the canal?

[@martinsmith2258]

Exactly! I’m from Dover and it’s definitely slower pace down my way. Anything above the canal almost looks and feels like Del. County, PA with the exception of Middletown.

[@brevinoconnor537]

you should do the regions tho. nice getting a little more in touch w each state

[@perrymahnke886]

I really enjoyed this video & would love to watch videos with more information on each region. I've lived in Wisconsin for my entire 62 years & just recently started to migrate to the SW US for the winters because of my health or lack of. Thank you for sharing your research in your videos.

[@aovoonthefarmsouthernillinois]

I am interested in Illinois. Nice video. Happy Holidays

[@davidnewhouse9403]

Each states regions would be interesting. I want to hear about the high desert portion of California

[@bjs301]

I didn't hear the Great Lakes States. my favorite region.

[@olumsezbey]

Yes, please do a series of videos about each states regions.

[@tmgoogleuser44]

Great video, and please do more like this. We'd love to see the regions for each state!

[@Texan_christian1132]

NO! Texas is it’s own region Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri make up south Great Plains region or south Mississippi watershed region. Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota make up the north Great Plains region or north Mississippi watershed region. Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi South Carolina North Carolina and Tennessee make up Deep South. Rhode island Massachusetts Vermont Connecticut New Hampshire New York New Jersey Pennsylvania East Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Maryland and Delaware make up North Atlantic region. Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and Illinois make up Great Lakes region. New Mexico Arizona Nevada Utah colorado Wyoming Idaho and Montana make up empty west region or Midwest region. California is it’s own region. Washington and Oregon make up cascadia region. Alaska is it’s own region. And Hawaii is it’s own region.

[@earthangel3234]

I live in Montana and the States in this Region are much bigger than the Eastern ones. It takes a long time to drive out of each State. I've driven through each one and it's a great road trip.

[@issacman1870]

I’m glad you brought up Siouxland! I feel as though it’s a forgotten region, and I live there!!!

[@Mattrino101]

As someone who grew up in Western New York and lived several years in Western PA, I can say with confidence that these regions have a more Midwestern feel than a Northeastern feel. I tend to lump any regions that are adjacent to the Great Lakes as part of a specific region but I tend not to use the term Midwest. It's more like Rust Belt/Great Lakes Industrial. Towns like Buffalo, Erie, Rochester, and Pittsburgh have far more in common with the cities west of them versus east. I'd also say that the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic comprises everything from Boston down to Norfolk.

[@theamerican7408]

Definitely do more of these videos please and thank you

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

Thanks for watching

[@natlee2472]

Each state's regions would be a nice series

[@LifeNINE]

I think it would be awesome if you need a break down of the regions of each state me personally I would like to hear top five no specific order Texas Oklahoma Washington Oregon Arizona

[@josephhouk6703]

"No country would ever set up a penal colony..." - Georgia has entered the chat - Australia has entered the chat

[@RivaShoshana]

Thanks for this video. Definitely would like to see more of these.

[@TheMojoFilters]

Love the videos on this channel, but always a little sad that all the maps seem to be missing the Eastern Shore of Virginia. It's like it was cut off and sunk into the ocean.

[@pattyolson3842]

Thanks Briggs! That was a good one. I'm 54 and have lived in the Midwest my entire life. I agree with you about Texas. It seems more of a western state than a southern one. I enjoy going to Florida, but couldn't live in the south because of the heat and humidity. The Ozarks are pretty. We went through them when we went from the Chicago area to Diamond City, AR to visit my Grampa in the late 70's.

[@firefighter1c57]

East Texas is southern as the south gets. Port Arthur area, Orange Texas, is culturally Louisiana... the east, northeast part is pine forest like northern Louisiana. It doesn't really become western until you're west of the DFW metroplex

[@doublem3084]

Texas is neither Western nor southern but where the two meet. It's so large that you can't put it in one category...Far east Texas is very southern and far west Texas is very western but in between is more less a combo depending where you live

[@jimmydelia8956]

please do these types of videos. I love this stuff!!!

[@davidtardio9804]

Very interesting video. I would definitely like to hear about the other categories ( like what you mentioned about the different areas in Maine).

[@MPerski]

the GREAT LAKES region ☝🏻

[@comeconcon569]

Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana,Ohio,Michigan, Pennsylvania and New York are all in the Great Lakes region.

[@tritchie6272]

Getting deeper and more detailed into each region does sound interesting to me. As for my favorite Region,the Appalachians is where my heart seems to be. Although the part of Kentucky I'm currently in isn't part of it.

[@jesseleeward2359]

Thanks for clarifying this! So many of these make everything more confusing.

[@valve6642]

Briggs, you're a BEAST, dude! Great video. I'm definitely a MIDWEST woman. (transplanted to the South; almost over it too). 🤣

[@jolenegonzales4295]

Another great video Briggs! Would love to see a video on each states regions.

[@Mattrino101]

This might be a big undertaking but a video with a breakdown of US regions going by counties would be amazing!

[@MrSRArter]

4:08 Maryland and Delaware have the Southern black influence that states further north lack.

[@mikerepairsstuff]

Learned that cotton rolls exist in this one. Great video Briggs!

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

Yes! Thank you!

[@ethannilsson9638]

So happy the Palouse got a shout-out, though most of it is actually in Eastern Washington, not Idaho. And yes, it really do be that pretty. Also I can confirm from experience that operating farm machinery on those hills is often a hair-raising experience.

[@RandyCrowder-k4f]

You should do a series of every States region

[@Only1blu]

Realistically both the Carolina’s Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana & Florida is the south . majority of Texas , Ok , AR , Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky . Aren’t the south but have southern culture . Everybody I’ve met also agree when I say both virginias are the NORTH . MARYLAND IS AS WELL

[@neildickson5394]

This guy must be from Arkansas the way he singles it out. The Midwest is not only "fly over country" according to him, but also completely ignored. BTW, West Virginia was once Virginia, but so was Kentucky. Several cities including Lexington and Louisville were incorporated as Virginia cities.

[@lindajacquot5391]

Somewhere past Lewiston, Idaho, the southern portion of the state follows Mountain Time, while the Panhandle is on Pacific Time. There's an idea floating around out there about creating another state, not with Oregon, but one that involves Eastern Washington (Spokane), North Idaho (Coeur d'Alene), and Western Montana (Missoula) since commerce is more closely connected in this region than with Seattle, Boise, and anything east of Missoula.

[@michaelchirichella2380]

I absolutely loved this video. Would love to see more on subdivisions. Just keep them coming they're always interesting and thought-provoking even when the main topic doesn't particularly pertain to my lifestyle. Once again excellent video just keep it coming

[@DrMelMelOya]

I would like to see videos on each state’s regions. You got my vote on that series. 🙏🏿

[@91hanami]

Hi Briggs, great video! Watch your channel all the time. Would love to see more content about regions.

[@nothat0therguy992]

Loved the video, I would love other videos like this. I will say though I find it weird that Maryland is considered the south, these days I would barely consider Virginia the south, let alone Maryland

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

Virginia was a Confederate state during the Civil War. Maryland was always considered the South then and Lincoln went to extreme measures to keep Maryland from seceeding including suspension of Habeas corpus.

[@j.e3336]

@bovnycccoperalover3579 Yea I agree VA is still 80% southern outside of NOVA.

[@reelfishing47]

Virginia is as southern as ever outside of nova sadly nova equals like 40 percent of Virginia's population now adays

[@j.e3336]

@@reelfishing47 VA is still pretty big even though its not dense as NOVA. You have Central - Western and South Western VA, and 757 VA. All of which are a variation of southern to me.

[@rackss1661]

VA is Southern Maryland is Mid-Atlantic/Northeast D.C is the boundary. Most people go by Civil War standards those Border States aren’t the South.

[@bebobebo4407]

There's also Eastern United States, which includes every state east of the Mississippi River.

[@Nancy-vi4cr]

I would like to see a video of comparing the industrial cities of America to the foreign cities where all the industry moved to. For example Detroit in the 50’s and the cities where they build cars in Japan and South Korea.

[@ohioguy4326]

Maryland and Delaware are part of the mid Atlantic. In the past they may have bbeen in the south but we are talking the present.

[@KristNi]

Great video!

[@dgrGR61]

The Great Lakes is its own region.

[@Texan_christian1132]

Yep! And actually Texas is it’s own region Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri make up south Great Plains region or south Mississippi watershed region. Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota make up the north Great Plains region or north Mississippi watershed region. Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi South Carolina North Carolina and Tennessee make up Deep South. Rhode island Massachusetts Vermont Connecticut New Hampshire New York New Jersey Pennsylvania East Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Maryland and Delaware make up North Atlantic region. Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and Illinois make up Great Lakes region. New Mexico Arizona Nevada Utah colorado Wyoming Idaho and Montana make up empty west region or Midwest region. California is it’s own region. Washington and Oregon make up cascadia region. Alaska is it’s own region. And Hawaii is it’s own region.