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I did better with the downstate counties...Delaware and below, the eastern counties...more so that the western ny ones. Thanks for the game. I will pass it on to my newyorker friends. They wil enjoy it.
I only know where two counties are Nassau and Suffolk. >.<
WOW....and people try to say Long Islanders don't live in a bubble....
I got all of the countes from Syracuse westward, as long as all of the NYC area counties fairly easily (only one west of Syracuse I missed is Schulyer or something. Took me forever to find Essex. Final score -36
Guessed every county correct. Just too easy for me. Then again, I've been studying maps for the fun of it since I was 8 years old. LOL
This reminds me of my geography course in college where we had to identity places in the world on a map. Those tests were actually fun for me! I'd almost always finish first and still get an A+.
My mind thinks "in maps". I normally can not remember someone's name, but if they tell me where they live, I always remember it....
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I'd almost always finish first and still get an A+.
