Sorry to the rest of the Midwest but for me it's Minnesota, Wisconsin, half of Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and like 1/4 of Ohio. The rest doesn't Midwest hard enough lol
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For me it's probably Minnesota, because of MST3K.
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The rust belt is a big constituent in my definition of the Midwest, though perhaps in reality only a Venn diagram. As such I'd place Illinois or Michigan as most Midwestern.
To me, a state is midwestern if it had a school in the B1G before Penn State joined.
Among places meeting that criterion, I think Iowa counts as the most midwestern.
I see people mentioning Ohio and similar, and I've never been completely clear on it. The Great Lakes kinda have their own thing going on, but I guess it's still a subdivision of the midwest.
For me, it's going to be minnesota/wisconson, probably. "Hot Dish" existing as a term and common food might also have an impact.
MinnesooooooooooOooOoOOOtah
While most of Missouri is Midwestern, the southern part is definitely southern.
🤔 What about the southern part makes southern Missouri southern?
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Technically Kansas, since it's literally in the middle, I guess
Unfortunately Ohio is the central cross roads intersection of the Midwest and the most culturally melted mix pot of the Midwest.
Kansas ain't Midwestern.
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Kassel? Arnhem?
Colorado. All those "Midwestern" states are clearly in the Mideast not the Midwest
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