r/RedactedCharts • u/PrimaryLet4062 • 1d ago

Answered If Anyone guesses it, I’ll be surprised

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If anyone can get this, I’ll be surprised and wish to know how you concluded this

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u/ateallthecake 1d ago

States with more livestock than people?

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Specifics please

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u/ateallthecake 1d ago

oooh uh. More cattle than people?

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Ding Ding, we have a winner!

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u/The_Bjorn_Ultimatum 1d ago

You were suprised that someone would get that one?

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u/Few-Guarantee2850 1d ago

It's kind of surprising that somebody got it since it's the wrong map lol

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u/The_Bjorn_Ultimatum 1d ago

Touche, lol.

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

I don’t know man

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u/Ancient_Elephant3905 1d ago

there are not more cattle in Minnesota than people..

I double checked just to make sure I was right and there are around 2.2MM cattle in Minnesota and the state population is well over 5.0MM

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u/___Ed___ 1d ago

Yeah, Missouri is the same. 4.3 million cattle, while its population is around 6.1 million.

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

I made two of them at the same time

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u/Girl_you_need_jesus 1d ago

So what’s this map then?

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Can’t remember honestly, I made these a couple of days ago at work and made notes for one (the Cattle one obviously) and the second I copied and pasted from TikTok and didn’t leave a note for myself. So I wish I knew.

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Ah shit, I got my maps mixed up

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u/GlassAd4132 1d ago

Is New Mexico not up there too?

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u/Aks1ionov 1d ago

Okay, a non American person needs an explanation 😵‍💫

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u/NobleCooley 11h ago

Of what exactly? These states are very sparsely populated, and have a large number of beef/dairy farms.

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Sorry everyone! Posting is hard and I gave you guys the wrong map. Please downvote as you please for my mistakes

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u/I_heart_canada_jk 1d ago

You’re instead getting my upvote in protest of your mistake.

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u/on-oath-never-again 1d ago

Does it have to do with production or farming?

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Gonna have to be a bit more specific on this because it could go either way

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u/Ok-District5948 1d ago

Missouri River watershed?

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u/Confident-Fold1456 1d ago

That was going to be my guess

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u/Abacada_Poln_Kha_Kha 1d ago

Does it have to do with history?

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Answer was, “States with more Cows than People”

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u/mccartneyfrenchhorn 1d ago

Something related to the Louisiana Purchase or the Mississippi/Missouri rivers/their tributaries?

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u/Brromo 1d ago

It's Louisiana sans Louisiana

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Haha, no.

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u/Brromo 1d ago

I get that it's not what you were going for, but it literally is

The Louisiana Purchase contained the entirety of modern day Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, & Iowa; & part but not all of Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, & North Dakota

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Yeah, that’s why I laughed a bit at it. Didn’t realize it

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u/legalgyro12 1d ago

Tornado related?

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u/AngryOnionLives 1d ago

Something to do with dinosaur fossils?

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u/Apprehensive-Fig3223 1d ago

Something to do with tribal territories?

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u/UnderCoverDoughnuts 1d ago

Native American populations?

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u/J_J_max 1d ago

Extent of glaciers in the last ice age

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u/Choice-Order5007 1d ago

something to do with the geographic range of a plant or animal?

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Not so much geographic and not so much plant

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u/jkoper 1d ago

Locations of a business?

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Do you mean like a chain of businesses?

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u/Maximum_Following730 1d ago

States that grow soybeans?

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u/thisguybrews 1d ago

States with more cows than people

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Yes, second to guess it

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u/-H3LL 1d ago

I was going to ask if it was related to the rodeo but I see it has been solved lol

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

Well yes technically it could’ve been lol

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u/DistanceLast 1d ago

Canada peed

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u/Professional_Luck239 1d ago

The Louisiana Purchase or Missouri watershed 

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u/SandSerpentHiss 1d ago

louisiana purchase states excluding louisiana

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u/Icy_Caregiver_8035 1d ago

More cornstalks than people!

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u/GreenNewAce 1d ago

Places that should be 6 states instead of 12?

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u/Thin-Masterpiece-441 1d ago

This is almost the Louisiana purchase

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u/EntertainmentKey6286 1d ago

More pigs than people?

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u/anarcurt 1d ago

States that think they are Midwest but are actually Great Plains.

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u/Mental_Document2888 1d ago

Former states from the Missouri Territory (1812)?

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u/ImissCliff1986 1d ago

States that are in the middle but don’t touch the ocean

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u/DrJenna2048 1d ago

states that Fucking Suck to live in. Except Minnesota I suppose...

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u/wesleyoldaker 1d ago

Louisiana purchase - Louisiana

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u/tigerseye88 1d ago

States that are uhhhhhh in the middle

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u/HaddyBlackwater 1d ago

Well they’re red innit

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u/nooitverwacht 1d ago

States where you can marry your niece?

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u/leeroy-jenkins-12 1d ago

>! States that were in the Louisiana purchase, excluding Louisiana itself !<

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u/The-Tipsy-rogue 23h ago

People who have never seen the ocean

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u/Sinterack 1d ago

They’re colored in red?

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u/PrimaryLet4062 1d ago

You’re not wrong, but no.