European countries/US state/American/Asian countries equivalents.

[MrJester]

Originally Posted by Davy-040

So we all agree with Spain-California and Sweden-Minnesota Next!

Which European country is most like Oklahoma?

Hungary, I guess? Flat, in the middle of the continent, ultra-conservative, got csikos cowboys?

[grega94]

Originally Posted by ragnarkar

Pacific Northwest = Low Countries (Belgium, Netherlands, northern France and Germany)

Colorado = Sichuan, China

Upper Midwest (North/South Dakota, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, etc.) = Siberia

Southeast Alaska coast = Norway, Sweden

Wyoming = Switzerland, Austria

Alaska = Kaliningrad, Russia

Louisiana = Hong Kong, Guangdong

Maine = Finland

Detroit = Novosibirsk

Northern California = France

Southern California = Spain

Utah = Mongolia

New Mexico = Turkey

I would say that Alaska is way more similar to Kamchatka Krai, Sakha Republic, Magadan Oblast, or Chukotka Autonomous Okrug than it is to Kaliningrad Oblast. The only similarity is that both are exclaves.

[harrise]

I was recently in New Orleans and I had deja-vu of those Caribbean Latin American countries.

I'd say Louisiana / Colombia, Cuba or something around it.

[Turnerbro]

Texas: Poland, Argentina, Eastern and Central Australia,

California: Spain, Chile, South Africa, Southern and Western Australia

Florida: Central Brazil, Northern Australia, Crimea.

Minnesota: Sweden, South Eastern Russia

Colorado: Switzerland, Lesotho, Mongolia

Pennsylvania: Germany, North Eastern China, Southern Brazil

Maryland: Netherlands, Southern South Korea, Uruguay

Arizona: Morocco, Macedonia, Tajikistan

Tennessee: Hungary, Rwanda

Washington state: Norway, New Zealand.

[Pueblofuerte]

Originally Posted by harrise

I was recently in New Orleans and I had deja-vu of those Caribbean Latin American countries.

I'd say Louisiana / Colombia, Cuba or something around it.

Colombia is only 20% caribbean. I don't see anything like the Andes in Louisiana.