These are the most ‘All-American’ states in the US. See where Florida ranks Sunshine State comes in at No. 3 Burger (generic). (Pexels)
Last month, Viator released its list of the most “All-American” states in the country, based on features including cuisine, sports and history.
During the research, Viator used factors like the number of landmarks, national park sites and fast food restaurants to determine its findings.
Florida ranked No. 3 on the list due to its abundance of national park sites and fast-food outlets, giving tourists plenty to do during their trip to the Sunshine State.
Below are the results of Viator’s study:
Rank State National
Park Sites
Per Area National
Landmarks
Per Area Sports
Venues
Per Area Fast Food
Restaurants
Per Area RV Parks and
Campgrounds
Per Area “All-American”
Score (out of 10) 1 Pennsylvania 7 15.8 8 6 218 9.05 2 California 1 12.3 2 1 357 8.98 3 Florida 16 4.3 3 4 384 8.81 4 New York 2 25.6 5 3 210 8.69 5 Michigan 33 3.9 11 12 213 8.64 6 Virginia 3 11.6 13 11 100 8.63 7 Ohio 22 7.2 4 5 176 8.60 8 Texas 14 3.9 1 2 551 8.39 9 North Carolina 18 3.6 6 10 153 8.32 10 Indiana 41 4.1 14 16 84 8.24
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