US Level Map - where have you lived, visited, etc...

[ghostrunner]

You mark on the map whether you've done the following:

(this is how I defined them, but YMMV)

Lived Here - i counted college for this one
Stayed Here - did something touristy/visited people and stayed at least one night
Visited Here - did something touristy/visited people and left or moved on
Stopped Here - stopped and got gas or went to a store, or staying at a hotel and that's it (this might be too generous)
Passed Here - literally just drove through it
Want to be Here
Never Been Here

https://tenpages.github.io/us-level/us.html

[CardsofSTL]

You've bested me again @ghostrunner



In fairness you're certainly much much older than me and have had more time to do things.

[Joe Shlabotnik]

I've got the continental US covered. Many times back and forth. In fact i love driving coast to coast. It's a beautiful country. My sister lived in Alaska for almost 30 years but we never got out there.

[mtcefc]

This will be right in 3 weeks.

Depends how you define passed/stopped/visited/stayed. Like I have flown into JFK but never left the airport.

[AWvsCBsteeeerike3]

I've got the continental US covered. Many times back and forth. In fact i love driving coast to coast. It's a beautiful country. My sister lived in Alaska for almost 30 years but we never got out there.

Joey Baloney,
If you ever want to see the most beautiful state in the nation, you got an open invite in Arkansas, bud.

[Joe Shlabotnik]

I know the road from Memphis to Imboden and on into Missouri quite well. Took it back and forth visiting my wife's family farm in Douglas County Mo from Huntsville Alabama. Start out in the rice flats and watch the land slowly turn to rolling oak covered hills. Beautiful drive.

[Radbird]

Lived here:
Colorado - 21 yrs
Missouri - 19 yrs
Texas - 19 yrs
New Hampshire - 7 yrs
Wisconsin - 3 yrs
New York - 2 yrs