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Id love to hear why the desert, the great plains and the upper/lower midwest beats out new england for you.
I like the natural scenery of the Desert Southwest, the openness and built environment of the Great Plains and Upper Midwest, and the familiarity of the Lower Midwest. On the other hand, New England and the Pacific Northwest just seem shoved off into their own corners, and I don't think I'd fit in very well in either place.
1. Mountain West
2. Pacific Northwest
3. Desert West
4. Bay area
5. Pacific Southwest
6. Upper Midwest (incl. Chicago)
7. Inland South
8. Appalachian Mountains
9. Southeast
10. Gulf Coast
11. Northeast/New England
12. Middle Atlantic (Wash-NYC) only because of DC
13. Great Plains
14. Lower Midwest/Rust Belt
Location: RI, MA, VT, WI, IL, CA, IN (that one sucked), KY
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1 Northeast/New England
2 Upper Midwest (incl. Chicago) - for Wisconsin and NE Iowa, lovely places
3 Bay area
4 Pacific Northwest
5 Mountain West
6 Pacific Southwest
7 Desert West
8 Appalachian Mountains
9 Southeast
10 Great Plains
11 Lower Midwest/Rust Belt
12 Inland South
13 Gulf Coast
14 Middle Atlantic (Wash-NYC)
Appalachian Mountains
Northeast/New England
Mid Atlantic (Wash-NYC)
Pacific Northwest
Mountain West
Southeast
Lower Midwest/Rust Belt
Pacific Southwest
Upper Midwest
Bay area
Inland South
Gulf Coast
Great Plains
Desert West
Mountain West
Great Plains
Pacific Northwest
Upper Midwest
Lower Midwest
Desert West
Pacific Southwest
Bay area
Northeast/New England
Gulf Coast
Inland South
Appalachian Mountains
Southeast
Middle Atlantic
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