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I have heard of this term when I was looking at pages about NJ, DE, MD and PA. Usually just Mid-Atlantic, no specific state or other region. Although, sometimes, I would hear "Northeast and Mid-Atlantic". There are articles about "Philadelphia to become the Mid-Atlantic hub for", "Washington is the Mid-Atlantic's best city", etc. The term was likely created from the Middle Colonies.
New York, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Northern Virginia.
I think Maryland is the ideal or first state people come to think of when they hear the term mid-atlantic. Although it is very hard to distinct this region
New York, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Northern Virginia.
I think Maryland is the ideal or first state people come to think of when they hear the term mid-atlantic. Although it is very hard to distinct this region
Why just Northern Virginia? I've seen people putting the whole state of Virginia in the Mid-Atlantic.
Why just Northern Virginia? I've seen people putting the whole state of Virginia in the Mid-Atlantic.
Because the south truly starts when you hit Richmond. Northern Virginia and up is the epitome of mid-atlantic culture. South west Virginia is as southern as Alabama or Missouri. Very distinct southern accent and culture. Northern Virginia is much like Northern New Jersey.
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