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Originally Posted by rowhomecity
Pennsylvania is known as the Keystone State for several reasons.. historically it was the "keystone" of the 13 colonies both geographically and economically and it is seen as a blend of a few different regions of the country by many...
I find it to be solidly Northeast in character and culture. Others sometimes see it different.
So what state is most comparable to Pennsylvania based on?
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Alot of guess work. The ones that I am pretty certain about are in
BLUE.
Economy: Ohio, New York and Michigan
History:
New York and Delaware
Culture: Ohio, New York and New Jersey
Cities: Ohio and New York (Michigan or Maryland?)
QOL: Not sure
COL: Not sure but less then parts of the Northeast
Character/Architecture: PA has its own thing but some New York and Maryland (Ohio?)
Topography:
New York and West Virginia
Food: Not sure
Education: Not sure
Universities: Mid-Atlantic states
Transportation:
New York and New Jersey
Suburbs:
New Jersey, New York, Ohio and Maryland
Outdoor recreation:
New York and West Virginia
Tourism New York
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