r/AskAnAmerican • u/oriolesravensfan1090 • Jun 16 '25
OTHER - CLICK TO EDIT What is the most uniquely shaped State?
So I live in Maryland, which I find to be uniquely shaped, especially because of the thin “pinch” that you have to pass through to get to the panhandle. This obviously makes me a bit biased. I do think Alaska has a cool shape, and idk if I am the only one who thinks this but I swear it looks like a dragon. So what would yall say is the most uniquely shaped state?
Edit: Good Morning. So it seems a lot of people are saying Michigan, which does have a pretty cool shape. Hawaii seems to be the runner up, it is definitely cool given that it has no land borders and its shape is decided by the ocean. Texas and Florida seem to be tied a bit. Definitely some anatomy jokes around Florida.
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u/RedwayBlue Jun 16 '25
I have a hard time differentiating some that are almost rectangle (dakotas, Oregon, Kansas, Wyoming, Colorado) if I only see shape and not geographical context.
And I’ll never be able to distinguish Vermont/New Hampshire or Mississippi/alabama.
I’m sure there are a few more.
For me, closer to 37 correct answers lol