User:Enzo Aquarius/UnBooks:UnRoadMap
Lost? Accidently went off the side of a cliff? Your wife being a backseat driver? Then this, Uncyclopedia's own UnRoadMap is just the tool you need! In a very inconvenient format, you will be able to locate where exactly you are and how to get to your location, despite what your wife or insignificant other may state!
Whether you're American, Canadian, British, Engrish or Antarctican, this road map is a great resource for you!
The United States of America[edit | edit source]
This is for you, the American citizen, whether native or illegal immigrant, let's teach you how to get around these, the United States of America.
First, you need to understand how the road system works in America:
- A kilometer is called a mile.
- A liter is called a gallon.
- French Fries are called Freedom Fries.
- Highways are called Interstates
- Y'all is a real word
Now that we got that out of the way, let's start!
Alabama[edit | edit source]
Howdy y'all to Alabama, home of the partially free and proud state with the most trailer parks. Need to understand how to get around the simple state of Alabama? Let's roll!
Alaska[edit | edit source]
Planning on visiting the snowy land of Alaska, or are you just lost? No worries, this state has snow plows making their roads somewhat accessable. You have to go through Canada though, so make sure to pick up some beer on the way.
Arizona[edit | edit source]
Interested in doing some gambling, whether it be legal or illegal, or perhaps you want to marry that woman you found on the corner of the street. Use this guide to get you through the hot and barren land that is known as Arizona!
Arkansas[edit | edit source]
Also known as the 'Ar in Kansas', follow this guide to take you to the land above the extended Gulf of Mexico.
California[edit | edit source]
Care to ride your Hummer through the massive roads of California? Use our stolen guide!
Colorado[edit | edit source]
Think you can brave the snow covered mountains of Colorado? Don't be a wuss, take the challenge!
Connecticut[edit | edit source]
Don't take this state's small size for granted, it's roads are quite complex. Then again, that's my opinion, which you probably don't care about.
Delaware[edit | edit source]
...what? Just click the link.
Florida[edit | edit source]
Want to ride your Ferrari through the golden roads of Miami and Fort Lauderdale of Florida? you stinking rich.... Perhaps you just want to steal some oranges from local farms? This guide is for you!
Georgia[edit | edit source]
Come on, it's Georgia.
Hawaii[edit | edit source]
Of course you need a guide to the roads of Hawaii, just make sure your tires can handle lava flows.
Idaho[edit | edit source]
Hands hurt from typing...
Illinois[edit | edit source]
Even people in the middle of nowhere need road maps too!
Indiana[edit | edit source]
Beside the middle of nowhere!
Iowa[edit | edit source]
I hate repeating myself.
Iraq[edit | edit source]
Kansas[edit | edit source]
Having difficulty navigating the weather-damaged roads of Kansas? Take a look!
Kentuckistan[edit | edit source]
Looking for the local Kentuckistan Fried Chicken, this guide can help!
Louisiana[edit | edit source]
I'll try my best...
Maine[edit | edit source]
Although it's still 'technically' part of Canada...
Maryland[edit | edit source]
Be merry in Maryland!
Massachusetts[edit | edit source]
Michigan[edit | edit source]
Although most of our roads are not recorded, you can still 'try' to drive around Michigan.
Minnesota[edit | edit source]
WHEN WILL THE Ms END?!
Mississippi[edit | edit source]
That place with the river.
Missouri[edit | edit source]
Or is it here...
Montana[edit | edit source]
Full of mountains, Montana is a driver's dream or nightmare for those starting to drive.
Nebraska[edit | edit source]
Nevada[edit | edit source]
The ultimate road map for those wanting to lose their money!
New Hampshire[edit | edit source]
The quick and easy way to get from Old Hampshire to New Hampshire.
New Jersey[edit | edit source]
Vwelcome to New Joysee!
New Mexico[edit | edit source]
Yes, there's a New Mexico, get used to it.
New York[edit | edit source]
And yes, four states with the word 'new'. Somebody wasn't creative.
North Carolina[edit | edit source]
Driving to South Carolina from the north? Guess what, you're going through North Carolina!
North Dakota[edit | edit source]
For whatever reason you need to drive through here, we're here to help somewhat.
Ohio[edit | edit source]
Trust me, it's bigger than you think.
Oklahoma[edit | edit source]
It's north of Texas, so this guide is a definite asset.
Oregon[edit | edit source]
Sure, Oregon is full of trees, but there are 'some' roads...aren't there?
Pennsylvania[edit | edit source]
Sounds delicious.
Rhode Island[edit | edit source]
For roads on Rhode Island, the island full of roads! Horrible man, horrible...
South Carolina[edit | edit source]
Need to get to North Carolina driving from the south, use our South Carolina guide!
South Dakota[edit | edit source]
Meh?
Tennessee[edit | edit source]
For that southern charm, in a middle state!
Utah[edit | edit source]
You...tah? Who comes up with these names?
Vermont[edit | edit source]
It's way the heck up there.
Virginia[edit | edit source]
I'm not making a vagina joke.
Washington[edit | edit source]
No, this is not Washington, DC, this is the more boring place to drive.
West Virginia[edit | edit source]
Good luck.
Wikipedia[edit | edit source]
Have you ever tried navigating Wikipedia? 1,500,000 roads and climbing, it's a freaking nightmare!
Wisconsin[edit | edit source]
Looking for some nice cheese or milk? Then Wisconsin is for you!
Wyoming[edit | edit source]
In the amount of time it took to get to this part of the page, you could be at your location in Wyoming by now.
Texas[edit | edit source]
If you ever think about navigating Texas on your own, you might as well shoot your genitalia.