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Soft Drink Dialects

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The distribution of generic names given to soft drinks in North America

A map showing soft drink dialects in North America. "Soda" is used (light green) mainly in California and Nevada. "Pop" (light yellow) in Canada. "Coke" (light purple) in the Southern U S. "Other" (orange) is used mainly in Quebec and northern Canada.

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Display by:	Soft Drink Dialects	Rice Production (U.S.)							Colonial Possessions, 1914
	Value	Rice Production (U.S.)	Rice Production (U.S.)	Rice Production (U.S.)	Rice Production (U.S.)	Rice Production (U.S.)	Rice Production (U.S.)	Rice Production (U.S.)	United Kingdom
Alaska	Soda
Arizona	Soda
Utah	Soda
District of Columbia	Soda
Florida	Soda
Idaho	Pop
Rhode Island	Soda
Washington	Pop
Wyoming	Pop
Montana	Pop
North Dakota	Pop
Kentucky	Coke
Virginia	Soda
Delaware	Soda
Mississippi	Coke
West Virginia	Pop
Nebraska	Pop
Texas	Coke
Missouri	Soda
Louisiana	Coke
Hawaii	Soda
North Carolina	Soda
Oregon	Pop
Alabama	Coke
New Mexico	Coke
Kansas	Pop
Wisconsin	Soda
New Jersey	Soda
South Carolina	Coke
Michigan	Pop
Connecticut	Soda
Pennsylvania	Pop
Colorado	Pop
Nevada	Pop
Massachusetts	Soda
Georgia	Coke
Maryland	Soda
Oklahoma	Pop
Tennessee	Coke
California	Soda
Arkansas	Coke
South Dakota	Pop
Ohio	Pop
Indiana	Pop
Iowa	Pop
Illinois	Pop
Yukon	Pop								100%
Northwest Territories	Pop								99.3%
New Hampshire	Soda								0.148%
Vermont	Soda								0.322%
Nunavut	Other								97.8%
Maine	Soda								0.420%
Nova Scotia	Pop								95.1%
Prince Edward Island	Pop								86.9%
Saskatchewan	Pop								100%
New Brunswick	Pop								98.8%
British Columbia	Pop								96.8%
Newfoundland and Labrador	Pop								98.5%
Alberta	Pop								100%
New York	Soda								0.177%
Québec	Other								99.7%
Manitoba	Pop								99.9%
Ontario	Pop								99.9%
Minnesota	Pop								0.119%

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