A Regional Breakdown of the United States - Part Two

Make sure to watch Part One, if you haven't seen it already! If you want me to make Regional Breakdowns on other states and countries, leave a comment and let me know which ones you'd like to see!

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[ThatIsInterestingTII]

Do you want to see more Regional Breakdowns on other states or countries? Let me know in the comments which ones you'd like to see, and how you would've broken up the regions of the US yourself!

[xixingpooh]

As a Floridian, you were very accurate. The diversity of Florida is wild! Northern and Southern Florida do have such distinctly different identities.

[sandrapark]

Very interesting series! One correction: Retirees who winter in Arizona are called snowbirds not sunbirds. I believe the ones that go to Florida are also called snowbirds.

[DarkTimz]

Honored to have the forests of Central Az being mentioned in a list along side the Rockies and Yellowstone 😢

[wyattdeshane]

I'm glad you separated the Mountain West and the West Coast locations of California. Having spent about half of my life in both locations I noticed a condescending attitude that the Coast has for the Mountains. This was always funny to me as many people from the coast use the mountains for recreation, location for their 2-3 home (or airbnb), and even the majority of water is piped down from the mountains.

[charleyjr.iriarte]

I am a Micronesian, but I teared up when I heard you talking about the West Coast. I lived a third of my life here, and I said that I´m never abandoning this place and its people! I will die for Americans! Fallen in love with its people!

[abard]

So happy to see the recognition that the Cascades are a huge cultural and geographical divider. Having lived on both sides, they have very little in common besides what state they're in. Also really cool to see representation for the US territories; I've seen a million geography videos but they hardly ever mention the territories, much less tell me anything interesting about them, so I learned a lot from that portion of the video!

[octoberboiy]

I love California so much. Everyone has so much negative things to say about the West Coast but it’s wonderful, beautiful and alive. It has a unique culture and beauty.

[ghost]

You're making me miss the West Coast. I grew up in Sacramento but live in rural Missouri now. I call Missouri home, but the west coast holds a huge part of my heart.

[michaelzing]

Thought i was gonna have to wait months for part 2, what a pleasant surprise

[precisa_]

This short video series was great, i'd really love to see something similar aplied to other major countries

[tallguygreg]

I've fallen in love with the Virgin Islands in the past few years. The history of it is so fascinating. And I know some of the other US territories have incredible histories too.

[violatenor]

Great videos! I was born and grew up in Minnesota, lived in Boston for seven years, lived in Honolulu for thirteen years, lived California for two years, and married someone from Guam and traveled there many times. I love Guam! I absolutely love the diversity of the USA. It is impossible to characterize US citizens, as we are all so different. This is a great summary of the different areas, as some outside of the US don’t realize how diverse and gigantic it is. This a wonderful introduction into the size and difference in culture!

[ilenestrong]

It is nice to see that you separated eastern WA, OR and CA from the coastal areas.

[dontarguewithidiots]

I gotta tell you dude, you do great work. Your breakdown is nuanced, detailed, and non-judgemental (a real blessing these days). Bravo!!

[OrpheoTreshula]

Competence is often rare. Especially in at this level, in this issue. Viewing was a pleasure.

[anthonyminimum]

0:44 The Great Planes

5:29 The Mountain West

11:12 The West Coast

18:46 The Caribbean

21:20 Hawaii

24:12 Alaska

27:35 American Territories

[AiVersify]

The Great Plains is always one of the most fascinating regions in the country, it’s so strange being in a place that’s often very isolated and overlooked.

[twilightcitystudios]

Sunbirds is the first time I have heard that word. I usually hear the word snowbirds being used.

[surajrshetty]

Watching this from India. Both parts are really well done. They gave me a great overview for an outsider like me. I loved how you have weaved both history and geography to give a sense to viewers why is region is the way it is.