The area labeled French is actually the most AngloSaxon region of Canada, Quebec (originally New France) is the province to the east that is labeled as snow. Alberta is famous for Oil, especially the Tar Sands but not for beer, beef but not beer. Washington/Oregon/Alaska plus an island larger than many US states and of course the Rockies would better describe British Columbia or just BC Bud would also work, very high grade pot growing. The Maritimes are like New England but with a sense of humour. etc etc

@SnowyOwl some day ill get up there and see for myself.

@CallMeDave I've been down there and a lot more besides, travel is a great eye opener. I have visited 46 states and lived in a few as well, generally the people are kind and generous but the government tends to keep slipping towards goose stepping.

@SnowyOwl Guessed I've lived in 11 and been to 46. Missed Rhode Island, Vermont, Alaska and Hawaii.

@CallMeDave Alaska and Hawaii are definitely destination locations

Not quite "assinine". I met many "real" Americans in places like Lone Pine, Grasshopper Junction and Sacramento for example.