Soft Drink Dialects
North AmericaCulturalThe 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.
Value | Tropical Cyclone Zones | Settled by 400 CE | Settled by 800 CE | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Alabama | Coke | |||
Alaska | Soda | |||
Alberta | Pop | |||
Arizona | Soda | |||
Arkansas | Coke | |||
British Columbia | Pop | |||
California | Soda | |||
Colorado | Pop | |||
Connecticut | Soda | |||
Delaware | Soda | |||
District of Columbia | Soda | |||
Georgia | Coke | |||
Idaho | Pop | |||
Illinois | Pop | |||
Indiana | Pop | |||
Iowa | Pop | |||
Kansas | Pop | |||
Kentucky | Coke | |||
Maine | Soda | |||
Manitoba | Pop | |||
Maryland | Soda | |||
Michigan | Pop | |||
Minnesota | Pop | |||
Missouri | Soda | |||
Montana | Pop | |||
Nebraska | Pop | |||
Nevada | Pop | |||
New Brunswick | Pop | |||
New Hampshire | Soda | |||
New Jersey | Soda | |||
New Mexico | Coke | |||
New York | Soda | |||
Newfoundland and Labrador | Pop | |||
North Dakota | Pop | |||
Northwest Territories | Pop | |||
Nova Scotia | Pop | |||
Nunavut | Other | |||
Ohio | Pop | |||
Oklahoma | Pop | |||
Ontario | Pop | |||
Oregon | Pop | |||
Pennsylvania | Pop | |||
Prince Edward Island | Pop | |||
Québec | Other | |||
Rhode Island | Soda | |||
Saskatchewan | Pop | |||
South Carolina | Coke | |||
South Dakota | Pop | |||
Tennessee | Coke | |||
Texas | Coke | |||
Utah | Soda | |||
Vermont | Soda | |||
Virginia | Soda | |||
Washington | Pop | |||
West Virginia | Pop | |||
Wisconsin | Soda | |||
Wyoming | Pop | |||
Yukon | Pop | |||
Florida | Soda | 2.91% | ||
Mississippi | Coke | 0.303% | ||
Louisiana | Coke | 2.07% | ||
North Carolina | Soda | 0.888% | ||
Massachusetts | Soda | 0.220% | ||
Hawaii | Soda | 2.28% | 58.3% | |
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