This is a list of fictional U.S. states found in various works. Fictional states are not as common as fictional cities, counties, or countries; often, a work will invent a fictional city and simply not reveal its state. Occasionally, however, a fictional state is …

This is a list of fictional states of the United States found in various works of fiction involving the states, insular areas, districts, reservations, or other...

This is a list of fictional states of the United States found in various works of fiction involving the states, insular areas, districts, reservations, or other unincorporated territories.

The Fictional States Of America, are states that do not exist in real life, but exist, on the Dream Fiction Wiki. This list will be updated as time goes on, but feel free to add a fictional state if you want to.

List of fictional states; may refer to: List of fictional countries on the Earth; List of fictional countries by region-stan#Fictional

Speculative Fiction trope wherein the United States of America is significantly different from real life. Perhaps it has broken up or expanded beyond its borders, is replaced by a completely different entity, or become a dictatorship. Whatever the case, we ain't in Kansas no more. Or at least, Kansas as we know it.

2017年6月11日 · Fictional States of the U.S. Created by Tullamareena (DeviantArt). Here is a list and description of every fictional state and where it comes from: Alderney, from Grand Theft Auto IV; Calisoga (Calisota), in the Duck universe from various Walt Disney comic books; Catawba, a stand-in for North Carolina in Thomas Wolfe’s Look Homeward, Angel (1929)

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2016年4月16日 · Descriptions taken from Wikipedia: List of Fictional States of the United States. Underneath each description is a short account of my reasoning of placing each state onto the map, based off of information in their respective works of fiction. I left out less serious, mock states such as 'Pennsyltucky' and 'Oklachusettes'.

Named States. Alderney, based on New Jersey, in the Grand Theft Auto games series. Like New Jersey, the "State of Alderney" is named after one of the Channel Islands. (See also "New Guernsey", below.) Ames, the fictitious state in which are set many moot-court cases and examination problems at Harvard Law School.