like all of it

All of the states but Alaska

Poor Alaska

I've only started going outside London because of university visits. . Liverpool, Yorkshire, Brighton, Essex & Manchester. Probably more when I was younger

I live on Java island and I've never fully explored the island. I've never been to other islands apart from Bali and Flores. The farthest I've been to is Southern Sulawesi, my hometown (though I was born and raised in Jakarta and barely know anyone there).

I've been to pretty much London, Cardiff and Cornwall and that's it. (I've gone to Birmingham for concerts, but I've never been actually around the city)

The most northern I've been is Auckland and the most southern is Blenheim or w/e it's called.

I haven't been to Peru's jungle. But I know most of the andes and the coast.

Well I've visited 5/10 provinces in Canada and 0/3 territories

I've been in like 6/12 provinces in The Netherlands, but anything north from where I live is pretty boring so I don't really know if I'll ever go there

Most of it, the majority of what I haven't seen is the islands.

pennsylvania, new jersey, connecticut, florida, maryland, washington DC

that's all

Pretty much all of it.

I've been to quite a few states here in the U.S.

Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Washington D.C.
California
Tennessee
Texas
Georgia
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Alabama
West Virginia
Pennsylvania

Come visit me in Cincinnati!

I've been to 10/16 of Polish voivodeships. 5 of 6 I haven't seen are the Eastern, conservative ones so nobody cares I guess.

like 7/51

In the Netherlands I've been in 5 out of 13 provincial capitals, and 10 provinces.. Not that much, to be honest.

Furthest north I've been is Norwich ( and it was a complete ****hole ). Furthest south is Land's End. Furthest east is probably Herne Bay/Canterbury where my grandparents live. West would be Wales.

Yorkshire is beautiful! I'm jealous. I want to move there once I've got enough money.

enough to make me wanna leave

1/10th of the United States