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    1. Poiboykanaka808 on

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    8. boyle32 on

      Honestly, I’ve been to 27 states. The only northern states I haven’t been to are Washington and North Dakota. North Dakota will be my 50th state, if I ever get there. There seems to be no other reason to go there other than, meh.

    10. pokey68 on

      As I drove east on 90, I used to see a sign urging me to turn north that said “Why Not Minot.”

    12. SomeFunnyGuy on

      You ever been to North Dakota Jerry? The answer is No.

      Do you know why Jerry? Because nobody travels to North Dakota.

      Seriously.. tell me one thing thats in North Dakota Jerry? Point proven.

    15. calmdownmyguy on

      I have a hard time believing Utah pulls 40% more than Colorado. You could convince me it’s higher, but 40%?

    16. magvadis on

      The color scheme is screwing me up but as a native North Carolinian a lot of foreigners seems to say they have visited. Mostly Asheville and the Parkway.

    17. PeterNippelstein on

      Lmao Im from ND and I always get a kick out of these maps that show us in dead last. We do ostensibly have a tourism industry, Ive just never understood why anyone would come here for vacation aside from maybe Medora. I will say though that the state is actually quite beautiful in the springtime.

      ND can be a great place to live, but visiting is a different story.

    18. JohnsonPSanderson on

      Nevada doesn’t need to be included in the 50% map. California, Florida, and New York makes up over 50% themselves.

    20. Montressor44 on

      This is complete garbage. Four million people visited Yellowstone National Park last year alone. Just cause it’s on the internet….

    23. n3uf on

      I grew up in Winnipeg in the early 90s and have memories of both Grand Forks and Devils Lake being road trip destinations. We moved away in the mid 90s and it would seem we took our tourism with us. Sorry.

    30. RusticSurgery on

      I rather enjoyed my visit to ND. Teddy Roosevelt State Park was absolutely awesome with the wild horses and the prairie dogs.

      But then again my ex-wife did say that I don’t count

    32. colonelangus68 on

      I live here. There’s hiking the entire Maah Dah Hey trail or discovering the Badlands, chillin in Medora to see the famous musical, camping at the Theodore Roosevelt National Park (with the Bison) or Lewis and Clark State Park in June then Fishing on Lake Sakakawea, ND State Fair and Parade in Minot the third weekend in July, Halloween at Lake Metigoshe the last weekend in July, visiting the International Peace Garden in August, countless rodeos in the summer, tons of hunting all over the state. Stars by the billions. Sometimes the Northern Lights in winter. Yeah, this place isn’t worth checking out.

    33. Flyerbrother on

      I’m low key surprised Florida and New York both beat out California, yet Texas doesn’t even come close.

    34. Wertherongdn on

      I’m always surprised by the number. 9.8 millions only for New York, 7M for California??? It’s 23M only for Paris in 2025 (half of the tourists).

    36. gaymersky on

      I went to Bismarck like 10 times in the summer of 22. I really like North Dakota in the summer…

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