Keeno wrote:
I live in the south... of Scotland. At least it looks like Edinburgh is more geographically in the southern half of the country. In a Scottish context however, it is not the south at all, it is central Scotland. That's because most of the population is around the city of Edinburgh, along with the other major city Glasgow which is pretty much on the same latitude. So, this is central Scotland because it is central to most of the population.
In America, and the interactions I had with people online, I seemed to run into a lot of people in Texas. And a lot of people in the Carolinas. But not many people in the rest of the South, and the areas in between (states like Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas) probably because of the economy there.
Mississippi, Alabama, and Arkansas have always had fewer people than the rest of the south.
And despite the state having two major metro areas, I haven't seen that many people on here from Oklahoma.
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