DoNotMakeEyeContact, a helpful Redditor, created a map of Texas, divided into nine equal states based on population. Each state had an approximate population of 3 million. The outline of the Lone Star state was made available to the readers of the post, transposed to the contours of all the other states of the eastern United States that could fit within its area, giving readers a broader perspective. It was suggested that 243 Rhode Island states could fit geographically within Texas. This new map, courtesy of Reddit user DoNotMakeEyeContact, shows how many times each state would fit in the state of Texas.
A large portion of Vietnam would fit perfectly along the stretch from Corpus Christi to Texarkana, which is many kilometers long, but you would need a second Texas to cover the northern part of the country and Hanoi. This map provides an interesting perspective on how much space Texas has compared to other states. It's easy to see why it's known as the Lone Star state! It's also interesting to note that Texas is larger than many countries in Europe and Asia. This map provides an interesting way to compare the size of different states and countries. Texas is a great example of how size doesn't always matter. Despite its large size, it has a relatively small population compared to other states.
This means that it has plenty of room for growth and development. It also means that there is plenty of room for people to explore and enjoy its natural beauty. The map created by DoNotMakeEyeContact provides an interesting perspective on how much space Texas has compared to other states. This map provides an interesting way to compare the size of different states and countries.
