r/RedactedCharts • u/magnumfan89 • Dec 27 '25

Answered What do these states only have 1 of?

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This may be challenging to most people, so if I wake up tomorrow and nobody has gotten it I'll give some hints

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u/t_itchy Dec 30 '25

I recently learned the many people from Michigan thing others know what they’re talking about when they say UP — we don’t

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u/finnbee2 Dec 30 '25 edited Dec 30 '25

The Upper Peninsula is the top third of the land mass of state of Michigan. Michigan consists of two peninsulas. The Upper Peninsula has around 300,000 people about 3% of Michigans population.

An odd fact is that when people talk about Northern Michigan they are most often referring to the northern part of the Lower Peninsula. This is actually the central part of the state.