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Regional language maps

LexiMap tracks regional language maps for American words, pronunciations, and local phrases. These maps collect live state and county results for everyday language differences that people argue about because place changes the answer.

What Is A Regional Language Map?

A regional language map shows how words, pronunciations, and local phrases vary by place. LexiMap uses live votes to compare regional language patterns by U.S. state and county.

These maps are useful for questions like soda vs pop, wash vs warsh, rotary vs roundabout, crayon pronunciation, and other everyday language differences.

Maps In This Topic

Common Comparisons

These pages are meant to make common regional word and pronunciation comparisons easier to inspect on a live U.S. map.

  • regional language map
  • regional language maps
  • soda vs pop map
  • remote vs clicker map
  • blinker vs turn signal map
  • grilled cheese vs toastie map
  • crayon pronunciation map
  • wash vs warsh map
  • rotary vs roundabout map
  • American regionalisms by state
  • regional word maps
  • U.S. dialect maps by county

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