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page_ofpentacles OP t1_isbg1ae wrote

Driving through and jw if that's a point of state pride or not.

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page_ofpentacles OP t1_isbi6b9 wrote

I'm sitting in Windsor right now, about to go to Warren, passing Woodstock, White River Junction. Looking at the map, Weathersfield, Wardsboro, Windham, Weston, Windhall, Woodford, Woodbury, Wilmington, Wittingham, whoopsy daisy, wafflehouse, whippoorwill (I lost it near the end, but seriously a lot of Ws)

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Simon_Jester88 t1_isbnet2 wrote

Massachusetts has a lot as well. I'm too lazy to look up the data and compare percentages.

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fjwjr t1_isbqw7j wrote

That keeps me up at night too…

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captzahl t1_isbu05z wrote

Do we have any cities?

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PerennialPangolin t1_isc9u18 wrote

For anyone who doesn’t want to do their own math, here: 36 out of 242 towns (14.9%) have names that start with W. If you add in cities (1 out of 10) and gores (2 out of 4), then the percentage is 15.2%.

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Christopher_LX t1_iscpfxt wrote

I don’t know but every town I visit has a sign posted Free Zucchini, so I assume that’s a popular name.

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stan__dupp t1_ise8mb7 wrote

Fun fact it was first called wermont

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