In November of 2012, the people of North Dakota will vote to become a US state. This is no joke. It turns out the 122-year-old state constitution has a flaw that no one noticed until historian John Rolczynski caught it in 1995. You can read up on all the details
here, but the outcome is that—technically—North Dakota is still a territory; that is, until they vote to fix the problem next year. Since no one has created an updated map of the 49-state America, we figured it was our duty to do so.
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