Without naming where you are from, name one thing it's famous for!

[Emile]

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All the governors are in jail.

[Sanity Claws]

1. Our last three governors had sex scandals

[Emile]

11. New York

[Anon-C]

2. We have this Zoo.

[sdfernando]

53. San Diego, CA

[lapfog_1]

3. Wheat

and Dorothy

[Emile]

12. Kansas

[ShazzieB]

177. Gold was just a windy Kansas wheat field.

[LakeArenal]

4. More Lakes than Minnesota

[Emile]

13. Alaska

[LakeArenal]

16. Maybe but that's not the this state.

[LakeArenal]

18. How about we grow the most cranberries?

[Emile]

25. Wisconsin?

[LakeArenal]

33. Ding ding.

The lake thing is a rivalry between states.

“More than Minnesota.” The story goes something like this: according to the Wisconsin DNR, Wisconsin has 15,074 lakes. Minnesota, by comparison, has 11,842 based on stats available from the Minnesota DNR.”

[smirkymonkey]

156. I thought it was Massachusetts?

[LakeArenal]

184. Lots of people think that. But no.

Also the most ginseng. But I didn’t think anyone would know that.

Ontario, Canada, is the world's largest producer of North American ginseng. Marathon County, Wisconsin, accounts for about 95% of production in the United States.

[smirkymonkey]

186. Learn something new every day.

[snowybirdie]

5. Hello fellow

Illini! Hot dogs

[nocoincidences]

8. Do you mean Illini

as in U of I Illini or Illinois Illinoisan?

U of I alum here!

[Haggard Celine]

6. Blues

[Emile]

15. Mississippi

[Haggard Celine]

36. That's it!

That's probably our most famous export.

[ShazzieB]

178. That and Elvis. 😉

[Haggard Celine]

179. Oh yes, St. Elvis of Tupelo!

[CurtEastPoint]

7. Delta Air Lines (edited for clarity!)

[Emile]

17. Mississippi?

[kacekwl]

52. Atlanta

[CurtEastPoint]

54. Yep! I was gonna say UPS but a lot of folks don't know that.

[CTyankee]

9. Yale.

[Emile]

20. Connecticut

[Glorfindel]

10. Coca-Cola

[Emile]

22. Georgia

[Glorfindel]

43. Absolutely! I almost said "Jimmy Carter," but that would be TOO obvious.

[Walleye]

14. Joe Biden

[Emile]

23. Delaware

[Walleye]

27. Sort of put it on the map.It's strange to see your hometown in the background

Of the White House correspondent stand Up reports. These right wing politicians love to say it’s just as hard to vote in Delaware as in Georgia, course that is a flat out lie. They never interview anyone from Delaware.And I would love to ask them to find Delaware on a map. I see the presidential motorcade go by from time to time out my back window. His church is about 500 yards from here.

[gibraltar72]

19. The last bastion of education for conservative values.

Was also featured on Law And Order the TV show, displaying something quite different.

[Emile]

28. Alabama or Aladamnbama

[gibraltar72]

29. Actually no. Authored the 1776 project for Trump.

[2naSalit]

21. Lots of mountains...

And some national parks.

[Emile]

72. California

[2naSalit]

75. Nope.

Montana.

[electric_blue68]

169. Colorado, or Arizona

[Hugh_Lebowski]

24. The Summer of Love (nt)

[Emile]

32. San Francisco

[secondwind]

26. Famous statue in the harbor........

[Emile]

30. New York

[jmowreader]

125. New Jersey

There was a survey. The statue is west of the state line.

[Sanity Claws]

230. If you are taking the Statue of Liberty,

take Staten Island while you are at it. We won't miss it.

[jmowreader]

231. Jersey doesn't want it either.

I think you're stuck with it. However, it would fit in well with North Idaho.

[zanana1]

31. First Presidential Primary.

[Emile]

73. New Hampshire or Iowa

[zanana1]

187. Iowa has a caucus.

NH has a primary.

[Ron Obvious]

34. I believe the first COVID cases in the (continental?) USA were diagnosed here in town.

Though we weren't home at the time. The hospital within walking distance of our house made international news.

[Emile]

74. State of Washington

[Ron Obvious]

82. Correct.

Kirkland, Washington to be precise. Near Evergreen Hospital which made international news back the.

[Fla Dem]

35. GOAT Quarterback and carl Yastrzemski

[Emile]

76. Boston Old Ironside

[Mme. Defarge]

37. Put a bird on it.

[Emile]

77. Portland, Oregon

[mitch96]

38. One bigAss flood...or two..nt

[Emile]

78. New Orleans

[mitch96]

115. Nope, farther north... caused by rich people wanting to play...nt

[Retired Engineer Bob]

140. Johnstown N/T

[mitch96]

153. BINGO!..give that man a cupie doll.......nt

[OilemFirchen]

39. Microencapsulation.

More specifically, man-made microencapsulation and production.

[CurtEastPoint]

56. I googled.... may I offer what I think it is?

scroll down....





















San Antonio?

[OilemFirchen]

58. Nope.

My avatar may provide a hint.

[CurtEastPoint]

61. Durn. Not even close.

Where in OH?

[OilemFirchen]

65. Also Dayton.

To add to my friend Buckeye_Democrat's observation, Dayton is "the place where people are from".

Johnathan Winters
Phil Donahue
Erma Bombeck (Phil Donahue's neighbor)
Edwin Moses
Paul Dunbar
...

[Quakerfriend]

40. M&Ms n/t

[marzipanni]

226. NJ or TN?

I read M&Ms produced (~1/2 & 1/2) in those two states.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

41. The Wright Brothers.

Don't dare say Kitty Hawk NC!

[CurtEastPoint]

44. Ohio

[Buckeye_Democrat]

47. Yep.

Dayton OH, specifically.

There's just something about Ohio that makes people want to escape the planet.

[CurtEastPoint]

51. I was gonna say Dayton but wasn't sure. I did some training at the AFB there and remember

the association w/the Wright Bros.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

55. Yes, that would be Wright-Patt AFB.

My electrical engineer brother always regretted leaving his job there. He later worked for Cray Research (supercomputers), among other places, but he said the work atmosphere at WPAFB was the best. He just didn't realize it until later, since that's where he first worked as an engineer.

[Donkees]

42. Strawberry Fields

[Emile]

79. New York

[Donkees]

83. 🌹 Yes :)

[pdxflyboy]

45. Summer of 2020...

Daily anti-Trump large demonstrations that many times turned violent at night with law enforcement doing most of the agitation.

[Emile]

105. DC

[Glamrock]

46. A prison....

[Emile]

103. Indiana

[Solly Mack]

48. Birthplace of Martin Luther King, Jr..

[CurtEastPoint]

60. we are neighbors, then!

Sweet Auburn!

[Solly Mack]

64. Where I'm from. Not where I still live.

[SouthernIrish]

49. Music

[Emile]

71. Nashville

[GPV]

50. Ayuh!

[Emile]

102. Maine

[sdfernando]

57. Hofbrauhaus

[flying rabbit]

69. Munich

[FakeNoose]

127. Our Three Rivers meet at The Point

[Emile]

143. Three Rivers, Wisconsin

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or Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania!

[Lettuce Be]

59. Being weird

[sdfernando]

62. Portland, OR?

not Maine.

[Sneederbunk]

66. Could be Austin.

[DBoon]

63. The Minutemen

[Emile]

92. Massachusetts

[DBoon]

114. No, let me give another hint

Charles Bukowski

[Emile]

118. LA California

[DBoon]

124. yes

[Binkie The Clown]

67. Beavers and Ducks.

[Emile]

96. Oregon

[patricia92243]

68. Sunshine!

[Emile]

84. Florida

[flying rabbit]

70. BBQ

The best.

[Emile]

85. Texas

[flying rabbit]

86. Well played

[Ferryboat]

80. A ton of gold arrived on a ship.....

[Emile]

88. Seattle

[Ferryboat]

91. SS Portland

Arrived in Seattle and set off the Alaska gold rush.

[VGNonly]

81. Packo's hotdogs

[Emile]

87. Toledo, Ohio

[Ohio Joe]

89. Weed

[Emile]

94. California

[Ohio Joe]

95. Nope...

More of a Rocky Mountain High

[Emile]

99. Colorado

[VGNonly]

90. Yoopers

[Emile]

98. The UP

Near Watersmeet?

[cbabe]

93. Olympic white water river trials.

Too hard? Second clue: Studebaker.

Third clue: Buttigieg.

Haha. I don’t like suspense so I made it super easy for all.

[Emile]

100. Studebaker Hill. INDIANA

[cbabe]

104. Do you mean Bendix Woods, St. Joseph County Parks?

Pine trees planted in 1930s spell Studebaker listed in national historic record.

Yes, South Bend, Indiana.

[Emile]

106. I use to drive from LaPorte to South Bend once a week for Auto Zone.

There was a hill on rt 2? called Studebaker Hill.

[Harker]

97. Morris the Cat.

The finicky 9 Lives catfood cat.

[Emile]

101. Eureka Springs, Arkansas

My brother lives in Heber Springs

[Harker]

116. Hinsdale, Illinois.

Maybe there were multiple Morrises. I'm pretty sure the first was from the Hinsdale pound.

[lucca18]

107. Iced Tea

[Emile]

108. South Carolina

[lucca18]

192. No, that's not it.

But, thank you for your input.

[Emile]

198. New York city?

[lucca18]

201. No, but you are close.

It’s surrounded on all sides by water, but is considered a peninsula.

(Sorry for the delay in responding)

[Emile]

207. Newport, RI

[lucca18]

214. Incorrect. Thank you for guessing. (Hint in text)

I think that I am bad at this game, (sorry)!

Hint:
This area is east of New York City.
(Surrounded by water, but is considered a peninsula)

[Emile]

216. Long Island

I hope I got it.

[lucca18]

223. Yes! (Long Island Iced Tea)!

[Emile]

224. I don't know why I had such a hard time with this one, but I did.

[lucca18]

227. You stayed with it! Good for you!😍

[KY_EnviroGuy]

109. The most expensive horse shit on the planet.

.............

[Emile]

110. Louisville, Kentucky

[KY_EnviroGuy]

145. +1...

KY......... .......

[sarcasmo]

111. Karoon Rodgers

[Emile]

112. Wisconsin

[NNadir]

113. Albert Einstein, John Wheeler, Robert Oppenheimer, Andrew Wiles, John Von Neumann.

[Emile]

119. Princeton

[Ptah]

117. No Daylight Saving Time

[Emile]

121. You must live near A mountain

[SamKnause]

120. Buckeyes: the trees or candies

[Emile]

122. Ohio

[SamKnause]

123. Yes.

[jmowreader]

126. Highest elevation seaport in the world

[Emile]

225. I tried, but I'm having a hard time with this one!

[jmowreader]

228. Lewiston, Idaho

[Emile]

233. Wow, never would have got that!

[Angleae]

128. Perpetual drizzle

[Emile]

133. Seattle

[ProfessorGAC]

129. Governors In Jail?

Sounds like us in Illinois!
And, the dirtiest of them all got 2 terms & got away with it.

[Emile]

137. Correct

[Emile]

138. Correct

[Rastapopoulos]

130. Highest wind speed recorded in the US

[Emile]

134. New Hampshire

[CJW]

131. Coney Island hot dogs

Coney Island hot dogs

[Emile]

135. Indiana

[ProfessorGAC]

132. A Team That Wins The World Series Every 108 Years

[Emile]

136. Chicago

[ProfessorGAC]

139. Yes, Chicagoland

We live in the fringes of the metro area. (Collar county)
But, I grew up a Cub fan and still am.
I might even start watching games again, when they figure how to get them in under 2.5 hours.

[IcyPeas]

141. ..... is seven suburbs in search of a city

[Emile]

142. The city of Angels

LA

[CaliforniaPeggy]

144. The college Harrison Ford got thrown out of has the same name as the town.

[VGNonly]

150. Ripon WI

[CaliforniaPeggy]

154. You got it! n/t

[Emile]

200. Expelled for not passing a philosophy class.

[Evergreen Emerald]

146. Nirvana

[Emile]

161. Aberdeen, Washington

[chowder66]

147. Most water fountains.

[Emile]

162. Kansas City, Missouri or Rome, Italy

[chowder66]

188. 1st one!

[ironflange]

148. Stampede

[VGNonly]

151. Calgary

[ironflange]

152. Yep

[Scottie Mom]

149. Former Sen. Harris

[Emile]

163. California

[Skittles]

155. grid failure darkens the state

yes indeed

[Emile]

164. Texas

[smirkymonkey]

157. The first public school in the US was founded here...

[Emile]

165. Boston, Massachusetts

[smirkymonkey]

185. Yes, Boston Latin School, 1632.

Also the oldest existing school in the United States.

[3catwoman3]

158. Eastman School of Music.

“Birthplace” of Kodak and Xerox.

[Emile]

166. Rochester, New York

[Moebym]

159. Allegiant Stadium

[Emile]

167. Paradise

Nevada

[sprinkleeninow]

160. Me. 🤣

[Emile]

168. Maine

[sprinkleeninow]

193. Okay. Maine an' me 😁

[NurseJackie]

170. Blue Crabs

[Emile]

171. Maryland

or Louisiana

[NurseJackie]

172. ... and a tax-evading former Vice President...

.... who appeared before the federal court and pleaded nolo contendere (no contest) to one felony charge, tax evasion, for the year 1967.

[Emile]

174. Must be Nixon's VP Spiro Agnew

[NurseJackie]

175. We Marylanders are SO PROUD of our former governor.

[NurseJackie]

173. Having the most distinctive state flag design.

[Emile]

176. +1 That state flag is really different!

[onethatcares]

180. a pagoda on a hillside

that's one thing

[Emile]

181. Reading, Pennsylvania

[onethatcares]

189. pretzel capitol was just too easy.

good not a guess.

[Piasladic]

182. The Villages -nt

[Emile]

183. Sumter County Florida

[A HERETIC I AM]

190. A massive building of a particular geometric shape.

And a huge Cemetery.

[Emile]

195. Arlington, Virginia

[nuxvomica]

191. Dirty John's hot dogs

We used to call them "nightmare sticks". Also, a chief justice of the SC was born here.

[Emile]

196. Glens Falls, New York

[WilmywoodNCparalegal]

194. mine...

Place of birth: oldest chartered university in the western world - the original alma mater studiorum

Place where I live: Raiders, Golden Knights, Aces, slots, sluts and casinos

[Emile]

197. Bologna, Italy and Las Vegas, Nevada

[WilmywoodNCparalegal]

199. Winner winner chicken dinner! n/t

[Vinca]

202. First teacher in space. Sadly, died in the Challenger explosion.

[Emile]

205. Concord, New Hampshire

[Vinca]

210. Correct, although I'm just in the state not the city.

[Emile]

206. Arizona

[Emile]

209. New Mexico

[canuckledragger]

212. Prisons.

[Emile]

213. Texas

[Just_Vote_Dem]

215. Emeril Lagasse

[Emile]

218. Fall River, Ma

[Just_Vote_Dem]

219. Correct!

I miss a nice Portuguese chourico sandwich

[sakabatou]

217. Hewlett-Packard

[Emile]

220. Palo Alto, California

[Kali]

221. dry heat

[Emile]

222. Arizona

My dad said years ago he moved to Arizona for the dry heat. He lived near A mountain in Tucson.

[trof]

229. Vulcan statue

[Emile]

234. Birmingham, AL

Your Vulcan statue is unique!

[Wicked Blue]

232. Landfills and toxic waste sites nt

[Emile]

235. New Jersey

I didn't know that!

[Wicked Blue]

242. Ding ding ding ding ding we have a winner!

New Jersey was a dumping ground of waste from NYC and from the many chemical factories and oil refineries located there.

When I was a newspaper reporter in the 1970s-80s in NJ, it seemed like there was a story every other day about someone discovering 50 or so leaking barrels of unknown chemicals on a farm, near a lake, or some wooded area. Landfills were piled to overflowing and leached toxic wastes into surrounding areas including rakes, streams and the Raritan Bay. Companies had paid guys with trucks to haul their toxic waste away and secretly dump it somewhere, not caring if it poisoned wells, rivers, etc.

NJ Congressman Jim Florio sponsored the first Superfund law. The Superfund was used to clean up many, many waste sites around the state, as well as elsewhere in the U.S.

It is really good to know that you were unaware of it, because it means the EPA has done its job cleaning up most of the mess. NJ was once nicknamed the Garden State because of the many homeowner run "truck gardens" that supplied fresh produce to NYC. In the 1980s it became known as the Garbage State. Probably now it should be called the High Property Tax State.

[yellowdogintexas]

236. dark fired tobacco

(where I am originally from)

[Emile]

237. Where they grow blue grass and raise racehorses, Kentucky!

[Samrob]

238. Cheese steak.

[Emile]

239. Philadelphia

Home of the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall.

[mia]

240. Pink snow

from cherry blossoms.

[Emile]

241. Most people would think Washington DC, but there is more cherry trees in Macon, Georgia!

When that many blossoms fall to the ground, it looks like Pink Snow!

[mia]

254. It must be beautiful in Macon, Georgia!

I've only seen pink snow in Washington.

[Emile]

255. Gosh darn I thought I got that one, LOL!

[liberaltrucker]

243. Birthplace of the Jeep

nt

[Emile]

248. This one I knew, I had a couple Jeeps, CJ 5 and a CJ 7, Butler, Pa

It was Bantam Car company who made the first Jeep!

[we can do it]

244. Rubber capital of the world.....or Zips

[Emile]

249. The 5th largest city in Ohio, Akron

[we can do it]

262. Yep😍

[Tikki]

245. White horses and a State College that was once a State Mental Hospital..

The Tikkis

[Emile]

250. In one of the most beautiful states there is a town called Camarillo, California.

[Tikki]

251. Yes, yes and we have been in this home near Camarillo for 44 years.

The Tikkis

[we can do it]

246. Now "The Nation's Summer Capitol"

[Emile]

252. For the past 100 years its been called "The Nation's Summer Capitol"

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del.

[we can do it]

263. Yep🍻🥰

[sky_masterson]

247. They got some pretty little women there

[Emile]

253. and I'm gonna get me one! Kansas City, Missouri

[sky_masterson]

256. The other kansas city.(Kansas side)

But yeah.

[Emile]

257. That was my first thought, but I knew KC, Missouri had a larger population

so I guessed.

[sky_masterson]

258. I would bet the song really meant the Missouri side anyways

So you guessed the most logical.

[Emile]

259. As an old retired truck driver I been there a few times. One place

I never liked going to was called the Space Center. It was an underground cave system with roads, stop lights, RR tracks, etc. Driving an 18 wheeler underground was a weird experience. This was on the Missouri side, but I was told KC, Kansas also had an underground warehouse too.

[Emile]

260. Here you will see pics of the Space Center and you will see why I never liked going there!

https://www.google.com/search?q=kansas+city+missouri+space+center&oq=kansas+city+missouri+space+center&aqs=chrome..69i57.29019j0j9&client=tablet-unknown&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#lkt=LocalPoiPhotos&trex=m_t:lcl_akp,rc_f:nav,rc_ludocids:2115825744256749268,rc_q:Space%2520Center%2520Kansas%2520City%2520Inc,ru_q:Space%2520Center%2520Kansas%2520City%2520Inc,trex_id:ZF3fKf

[sky_masterson]

261. Subtropolis

I know exactly where you are talking about.

[ornotna]

264. The city gave its name to the Angora wool shorn from Angora rabbits n/t

[Emile]

265. The ancient city of Ankara, Turkey

[ornotna]

280. Bingo

Good job. That clue pretty much doesn't lead anywhere else though to be fair.

[mnhtnbb]

266. The city that never sleeps.

[Emile]

267. I want to wake up in a city that never sleeps, New York, New York!

[Auggie]

268. Rock and roll festival

Hint: it's a recent addition

[Emile]

269. Blue Ridge Rock Fest in Danville, Virginia

That is a guess!

[Auggie]

270. Head west. Way west.

[Emile]

271. Back near Lodi again is the city of Sacramento, California

[Auggie]

272. Further west

We're also known for ... wine

[Emile]

273. Napa, California

[Auggie]

274. Got it!

BottleRock, since 2013

This year's lineup: https://www.bottlerocknapavalley.com/2022-artists/

While there are top-notch producers who make wine within city limits, and tasting rooms, "Napa Valley" is the more familiar moniker.

I thought "wine" would be too easy.

Thanks for playing.

[Emile]

275. Without wine, where would I be?

[BarbaRosa]

276. Green Chile

[Emile]

277. 185 miles south of Albuquerque is a town called Hatch, New Mexico

World best Green Chile!

[BarbaRosa]

278. Hatch is an two hour drive from where I live,

and I love it.

[Emile]

279. New Mexico is a beautiful state!

[struggle4progress]

281. Last soldier to die in the war to end all wars

[Emile]

283. Henry Nicholas Gunther from Baltimore, Maryland died November 11, 1918

in France.

The German soldiers, already aware of the Armistice that would take effect in one minute, tried to wave Gunther away. He kept going and fired "a shot or two". When he got too close to the machine guns, he was shot in a short burst of automatic fire and killed instantly

[GoneOffShore]

282. Nylon.

[Emile]

284. Seaford, Delaware in 1938 Dupont started construction on a nylon production

plant that could produce up to 12 million pounds of the synthetic fiber a year.

[GoneOffShore]

285. Yes. However the Dupont Experimental Station was upstate in Wilmington.

Of course, Delaware being only 90 miles long, and maybe 40 miles at the widest point, you hit the target, but not the bullseye.

[MichaelSoE]

286. Pork Roll/Taylor Ham

[Emile]

287. New Jersey is famous for landfills and the Sopranos, but in Trenton

there is the famous Taylor's Ham and the original Pork Roll! Looks good too!
https://jerseyporkroll.com/

[MichaelSoE]

288. that was an easy one, eh!?

[Emile]

289. Thanks, some are almost impossible

with their clue. LOL

[Hekate]

290. Upside down waterfall

[Emile]

291. Honolulu the state capital of Hawaii is on the island of Oahu

and the Waipuhia Falls in Oahu gets the name of upside down waterfall.

[Hekate]

292. Right. The winds along the Pali, the cliffs, are so powerful they blow the falling water back...

…in that one area.