Where in America have you been to?

[DPKdebator]

County maps can be made here: https://mapchart.net/

Where in the United States have you traveled to before?

Here's my map:


Where I've been:
Massachusetts (duh... lived here my whole life)
New Hampshire (first time was going to Canobie Lake Park in 2012, went here to get my dog and went to Gunstock last summer)
Rhode Island (only state I can't count how many times I've been... went to two Paw Sox games, aunt and uncle's wedding was here, been to Block Island twice)
Maine (went as a baby)
Connecticut (went to Mystic last summer)
Maryland (went on a school trip to D.C., plane landed in Baltimore-Washington)
D.C. (see Maryland)
Virginia (hotel for said D.C. trip was here, also went on a boat ride that departed from historic Alexandria. Going here this upcoming summer to build houses in Appalachia; staying in Roanoke along the way and the main thing is in Jonesville in Lee County)

Where I'm definitely going in the future:
Pennsylvania (going back from the Appalachia trip we're staying in Carlisle)
Kentucky and Tennessee (building houses here too, not exactly sure what counties so I filled in the general area)

In the trip to Appalachia the van will drive through New York and West Virginia (eastern panhandle), but that doesn't really count unless we stop somewhere.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I've never left California.

[Mr. Morden]

Define "been to".  If I was only there on an airport layover, does that count?  What if I drove through, but never even got out of the car?

[ag]

NY, NJ, CT, RI, MA, VT, NH, PA, OH, IN, IL, WI, CA, TX, VA, MD, LA, FL, GA, DC.

Hopefully, did not forget any of this.

Of course, if you include airports and pure transit (only stopping in a rest area), I would also add DE and MO.

[DPKdebator]

Define "been to".  If I was only there on an airport layover, does that count?  What if I drove through, but never even got out of the car?

I intentionally left it ambiguous since some people define "been to" in different ways. Driving can count or not based off the user's discretion.

[afleitch]

Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, D.C

[ag]

Hm. Looks this nasty foreigner has seen more of the US than many of you guys

[bagelman]

Hm. Looks this nasty foreigner has more money to travel than many of you guys

FIFY

[ag]

Major and largeish cities I have been to

Boston (hundred times, probably, for family reasons), Worcester, Springfield MA, Burlington VT (only briefly, though) Hartford, Providence, New Haven, NYC (lived there for years), Newark, Jersey City (lived there for a while), Hoboken (stay there frequently), Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee, Bloomington IN, Washington DC and suburbs on all sides, including Alexandria, Atlanta, Orlando, Miami, Tampa, St Petersburgh FL, (West) Palm Beach, Key West, Dallas, Austin, El Paso, New Orleans, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco (and Oakland), San Jose (briefly and long ago). Must be missing a few.

[ag]

Hm. Looks this nasty foreigner has more money to travel than many of you guys

FIFY

Most of these places I visited as a kid, with no cash. Grehound Bus Lines was the ticket! Used to stay in hostels. Of course, this was years ago. These days I fly - but I also have family.

[Mr. Morden]

Have been there as a destination and/or was driving through and spent the night there:

AZ, AR, CA, CO, GA, ID, IL, IA, KS, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, PA, SD, TX, VA, WA, WV, WI, DC, Puerto Rico

Have driven through (and maybe stopped somewhere on the way, but just for gas or food):

DE, IN, NH, VT

Have only been there on an airport layover:

FL, KY, NV, TN, UT

Have never been to at all:

AL, AK, HI, MS, NE, OK, OR, RI, SC, WI

[bagelman]

Hm. Looks this nasty foreigner has more money to travel than many of you guys

FIFY

Most of these places I visited as a kid, with no cash. Grehound Bus Lines was the ticket! Used to stay in hostels. Of course, this was years ago. These days I fly - but I also have family.

Ah, more time then

[ag]

Hm. Looks this nasty foreigner has more money to travel than many of you guys

FIFY

Most of these places I visited as a kid, with no cash. Grehound Bus Lines was the ticket! Used to stay in hostels. Of course, this was years ago. These days I fly - but I also have family.

Ah, more time then

Not so much more time, as more interest. And, of course, I was alone in the States when I was 16 - no immediate family, no nothing. 16 to 25 is a good traveling age - and those were my US years.

[Blair]

Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania and D.C. I'm not going to count where the amtrak went through for 50 minutes  

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

FL, NYC, DC área (DC, VA, MD)

[muon2]

I keep my map updated in the gallery for the many threads like this. The key is red for residences, dark blue for overnight stay, light blue for intentional destinations, and green for drive through (including gas and meal stops).

[Lachi]

Never been to the US

[Donerail]

Red is lived in, blue is been to. Not counting airports/places I've only driven through.

Florida: born and raised
Illinois: college
ME/NH: family trip to Acadia a few summers back, definitely stopped for dinner in New Hampshire.
California: family trip to San Francisco and Yosemite, plus cousins in Riverside
Utah: debate nationals in 2016
Kansas: debate nationals in 2015
Massachusetts: annual debate tournament in Boston
Pennsylvania: college tour of Swarthmore, Haverford, and Penn
Maryland: hotel while visiting DC
DC: family trip, plus college tours (GW and AU)
Virginia: family trip to the Norfolk area
North Carolina: summer camps at Duke and Queens University of Charlotte, plus an aunt in Durham
South Carolina: lot of rest stops, occasional hotel, visited Pedro’s South of the Border (terrible place)
Georgia: mostly just driving through, brother went to camp at Tech
Alabama: uncle has a condo in Gulf Shores
Tennessee: most of my family lives here
Kentucky: mom grew up here
West Virginia: family roots are in McDowell County

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Have Lived in: Michigan
Have Been to as a Destination: Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
Have Been to Only on Airport Layover: Missouri, Tennessee
Driven Through: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio

Possibly Driven Through: Wisconsin (I can't confirm this, though, because I would've been real little and nobody else can remember for certain)

[Mr. Smith]

Airport Layovers Only

Texas (DFW from Oakland to Baltimore...possibly as the return as well)
Massachusetts (BOS from Zurich, Switzerland to San Francisco)
Missouri (STL from DC {National} to Los Angeles to San Francisco on excess mileage)

Residence States

California (Home)
Virginia (Undergraduate and Temporarily In Lynchburg after that...only lack of money forced me out)

Other States

Alabama (One summer vacation in Birmingham to visit the sweetheart's family, the sweetheart part didn't work out...but no regrets for visiting)

Arizona (Family reasons)

Colorado (Road trips here and there, visited a friend of Dad's who lived near South Park)

DC (Vacation and various undergrad "field trips")

Delaware (Vacation)

Georgia (One Thanksgiving with the sweetheart, once again...didn't work out, and once again, no regrets. Savannah was pretty damn cool)

Hawaii (One Christmas vacation with Dad)

Idaho (Visited my sis up in Rexburg)

Illinois (One Thanksgiving in Chicago/Champaign with a few friends)

Indiana (Drove through to get to Chicago, stretched legs in Indianapolis)

Maryland (Family and friends around the Baltimore/DC area, also the nearest Temple from where my undergrad was was in this state)

Nevada (Vacations up at Lake Tahoe, the only part of the state that 100% rocks)

New Jersey (Vacations)

New Mexico (Family that spilled over from Arizona)

North Carolina (Spring Break in Asheville, lots of back and forth flying from Virginia to San Francisco via Charlotte)

Ohio (Drove through to get to Chicago, definitely stretched legs in Dayton)

Pennsylvania (Friend in the Landenberg area, also a few days in Philly)

South Carolina (Various school break vacations)

Tennessee (Various school break vacations)

Utah (Family, vacations, hiking)

West Virginia (Drove through to get to Chicago or to bypass I-66 on the way to Baltimore/DC)


Maybes

Kentucky (Might have driven through it on the return from Chicago)

[Antonio the Sixth]

CA, GA, NV, MA, NY, DC, and technically NJ.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

As Potus put it, all the elitist urban bubbles -- the east coast (save north of Boston), the west coast, Chicago, and the outlier - Houston. 21 in all.

[RINO Tom]

Blue: Live(d) in
Dark Red: Been to a lot
Red: Been to multiple times
Pink: Been to once
Green: Driven/flown through

[Xing]

AK, AZ, CA, CT, DC, HI, ID, MA, NJ, NM, NY, OR, RI, TX, UT, VA, WA, and the Chicago airport.

[Dr. Arch]

Also the entirety of Puerto Rico.