Which Canadian places do Americans Google the most and what do they ask?

Which Canadian places do Americans Google the most and what do they ask? - Americans care about us Canadians, they really do. But how much they care and what they want to know varies from state to state.

Google Trends handily ranks which states Google about Canada the most and what those inquisitive Americans ask about their northern neighbour.

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51. Mississippi - Mississippi Googled about Canada the least out of 50 states and the District of Columbia. Mississippians asked Google about the capital of Canada (it's Ottawa).

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50. Lousiana - The good people of Louisiana Googled mostly about Canadian Tire, Calgary, and Alberta.

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49. Alabama - Alabamans Googled "Clearly Canadian," Canada Goose, Toronto, and Montreal.

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48. Oklahoma - In Oklahoma, "Canadian Tea Party" and "Canadian Football League" topped the searches about Canada, while Niagara Falls, the Canadian flag, and the population of Canada were also popular.

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47. Kentucky - Kentuckians also Googled about the CFL, Canada Goose, Canadian Tire, and "Clearly Canadian."

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46. New Mexico - The people of New Mexico asked Google about the capital of Canada, Toronto, Montreal, and a map of Canada. Clearly geography is a big question here.

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45. West Virginia - West Virginians were only concerned with the capital of Canada (again, Ottawa) and a map of Canada.

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44. Georgia - Georgians Googled about 'Big Brother Canada,' Canada Day, Canadian holidays, Equifax Canada, and Ted Cruz Canada.

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43. Missouri - Missourians Googled about 'Big Brother Canada,' the prime minister, the Canadian Football League, Canada Goose, and "Canada drugs."

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42. Tennessee - In Tennessee, they also Googled about 'Big Brother Canada', "Do you need a passport to go to Canada?" (yes) and the exchange rate.

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41. Kansas - The fine people of Kansas Googled about Montreal, "Clearly Canadian," "What time is it in Canada?" (there are six time zones in Canada) and Canada Goose.

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40. Arkansas - Arkansans Googled about Canada Day, the capital of Canada (I feel like we've covered that), Alberta, and Niagara Falls.

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39. North Carolina - North Carolinians Google 'Big Brother Canada,' "If you die in Canada do you die in real life?" (which is one of the most searched queries in Google from the US regarding Canada), and "Canadian Marble Fox."

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38. South Carolina - South Carolinians Googled about 'Big Brother Canada,' Duke Basketball, which isn't Canadian but showed up in related queries anyway, and the Canadian Football League.

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37. Texas - Texans Googled 'Big Brother Canada,' 'Ted Cruz Canada,' and 'Bajan Canada.'

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36. Virginia - Virginians Googled 'Big Brother Canada' and "If you die in Canada do you die in real life?" (yes).

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35. Iowa - Iowans Googled about 'Big Brother Canada', Canada Goose, and Canadian provinces.

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34. Indiana - In Indiana, the most Googled query about Canada was 'Canada Mexico Brawl,' which refers to the 2013 fight between Canadian and Mexican baseball teams at the World Baseball Classic.

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33. Colorado - Coloradans Googled about Canada Goose, "Drinking age in Canada" (19 or 18, depending on the province) and "How to become a Canadian citizen?" (it's complicated).

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32. Nebraska - Nebraskans Googled about Canadian immigration, Canadian tuxedo, and Canadian provinces.

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31. Nevada - Nevadans Googled "Bajan Canadian," about West Jet, and "What time is it in Canada?"

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30. Maryland - In Maryland, people Googled Canada's country code (+1), 'Big Brother Canada,' and Canadian tuxedo.

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29. California - Californians Google "Canada Mexico Brawl" and "If you die in Canada do you die in real life?" the most.

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28. Wyoming - Wyomingites Googled about Quebec, travel visas, and Vancouver.

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27. Wisconsin - In Wisconsin, 'Big Brother Canada,' "Mexico Canada Brawl," Quebec City, and the Canadian anthem were the most common Google queries.

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26. Ohio - The folks of Ohio Googled about Canada Day, "If you die in Canada do you die in real life?" and Canadian holidays.

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25. Utah - Utah Googled about Lake Louise, Canadian Tire, and Canada Goose.

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24. Pennsylvania - Pennsylvanians Googled about 'Big Brother Canada,' "Bajan Canadian" and "Mexico Canada Brawl" the most.

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23. Oregon - Oregonians Googled "Kanada" (?), the Canadian flag, and Ikea Canada the most.

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22. Illinois - In Illinois, "Canada Mexico Brawl," "If you die in Canada do you die in real life?" and "Bajan Canadian" were the most Googled.

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21. South Dakota - South Dakotans Googled the map of Canada and Alberta.

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20. Rhode Island - Rhode Islanders Googled Canada Goose, the map of Canada, and about the capital of Canada.

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19. Florida - Floridians Googled Canadian holidays, "Bajan Canadian," and 'Amazing Race Canada.'

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18. Delaware - The population of Delaware Googled Montreal the most.

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17. Arizona - Arizonans also Googled Montreal the most.

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16. District of Columbia - The District of Columbia collectively Googled Lake Louise, Yahoo.ca, Canadian immigration, Canada Day, and the Canadian embassy in Washington D.C.

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15. Idaho - In Idaho, people mostly Googled about Lake Louise, Canada Goose, Alberta, and Toronto.

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14. Minnesota - Minnesotans Googled 'Clearly Canadian,' "If you die in Canada do you die in real life?" and the Canadian Football League the most.

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13. New Jersey - The fine folks of New Jersey Googled "Bajan Canadian," BestBuy.ca and "Canada Mexico Brawl" the most.

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12. Massachusetts - In Massachusetts, "Ted Cruz Canada," "Canada Mexico Brawl," and "Canadian Train Crash" were the most-Googled.

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11. Hawaii - Hawaiians Googled what the capital of Canada was, about Whistler, BC, and "Environment Canada Weather."

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10. Connecticut - In Connecticut, they Googled about Canada Goose, "Big Brother Canada," "Clearly Canadian," and "Drinking age in Canada."

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9. New York - New Yorkers Googled Ted Cruz, "Canada Mexico Brawl," "If you die in Canada do you die in real life?", Canada Day, and "Canadian Minister of Defense Aliens"(Rick Hillier, former Minister of Defense).

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8. New Hampshire - In New Hampshire, they Googled Alberta and Niagara Falls the most.

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7. Michigan - The people of Michigan Googled Canada Day, 'Big Brother Canada' and "Canada Train Wreck."

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6. Washington - In Washington, they Googled Canada Day, "Canada flooding," and "Clearly Canadian" the most.

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5. Montana - Montanans Googled "Canadian dollar" and Lethbridge the most.

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4. Alaska - Alaskans Googled the map of Canada and Canada Goose the most.

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3. North Dakota - North Dakotans only Googled about the Canadian dollar.

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2. Maine - Mainers Googled about Canada Goose and "Douanes Canada."

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1. Vermont - Vermont Googled about Canada more than any other state in the union. They mostly Googled about Canadian Tire, the capital of Canada (sigh), and Canada Goose.

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