File:US state abbrev map.png

Summary[edit]

A colored map showing the United States with state abbreviations. Outline map is public-domain, and is used courtesy of The General Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin. The map has been heavily modified, with color and labelling added by Wapcaplet in the GIMP.

Originally uploaded to English Wikipedia by Wapcaplet (02:49, 11 Jul 2003)

Licensing[edit]

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Note, if you want it, for use on Wikimedia versions that support it (1.10 and above), this page includes a copy of a matching clickmap for the 50 states and DC which may be used as is or modified for various purposes as needed, and this clickmap is included below this text in the source of this page. Use the edit this page button, and take everything from <imagemap> through </imagemap> and if you need it, you can change the state links if needed (for example, if you were doing List of counties in Arizona, you'd want to change the Arizona link to have "list of counties" precede it inside the link text.