Visited US States Map

Tap any state to mark it as visited · Track your 50-state progress

Free Tool

How It Works

Three simple steps

1

Tap your states

Click or tap any of the 50 states on the map to mark it as visited. Tap again to remove.

2

See your stats

Watch your states, percentage, region completion, and population reached update in real time.

3

Share or embed

Download a square Travel Card, share the URL, or embed your map on a blog.

Features

Everything you need

Interactive 50-state map

Beautiful SVG map with smooth interactions. Alaska and Hawaii included as proper insets.

Real-time stats

See states visited, % of country, region completion, and US population reached instantly.

Census-region tracking

Northeast, Midwest, South, West — see which Census Bureau regions you've completed.

Travel Card download

Generate a square 1:1 card with your map and stats — perfect for Instagram and iMessage.

Shareable links

Your map is encoded in the URL. Send the link, your friends see your exact map.

Embeddable code

Drop an interactive iframe into WordPress, Squarespace, Ghost, or any blog.

About this tool

Why track every state

The Visited US States Map is a free interactive tool to mark and track which of the 50 US states you've been to. Tap any state on the map, and your travel stats update instantly — including state count, percentage of America explored, region completion, US population reached, and total land area covered.

The map is structured around the four US Census Bureau regions — Northeast, Midwest, South, and West — so you can see which regions you've fully covered and which still have states to check off. Region completion is one of the most satisfying milestones for long-haul travellers, especially New England (a 6-state sweep) and the Mountain states.

The percentage of US population reached uses 2023 Census Bureau population estimates summed across visited states, divided by the US total of approximately 334.9 million. It's a quieter brag than state count, but more honest: visiting California reaches 11% of Americans on its own, while many lower-population states reach less than 1% each.

Your selections are encoded in the URL, so you can bookmark this page or share the link to keep your progress without any signup. To turn the map into a permanent travel journal — with photos, dates, and notes for every trip — install TripMemo on iOS.

Population and area data: 2023 US Census Bureau estimates. Region/division definitions: US Census Bureau standard geographic regions.

FAQ

Common questions

How do I mark states on the map?
Tap any state on the map to mark it as visited. The state turns orange, your stats update instantly, and your selections are saved in the URL so you can bookmark or share your map. Tap a state again to remove it.
Does Washington DC count as a state?
No. The District of Columbia isn't one of the 50 states, so DC doesn't count toward your 50-state total. We still show DC on the map and let you mark it — it just doesn't inflate the headline number.
What are the four US regions on this map?
The Northeast, Midwest, South, and West — the four regions defined by the US Census Bureau. Each region groups states by geography and shared history, and the map shows how many of each you've completed.
How is "% of US population reached" calculated?
We sum the 2023 population estimates for every state you've visited and divide by the US total (about 334.9M). It's a quick way to see how much of America you've actually been around — visiting California reaches more people than visiting Wyoming, even if both count as one state.
Can I share my map?
Yes. The Share button gives you a link with your states encoded, so anyone who opens it sees your exact map. There's also a square Travel Card you can download as a PNG — sized for Instagram, iMessage, and anywhere else.
Can I embed the map on my blog?
Yes. Once you've marked a few states, the embed section gives you HTML and Markdown snippets to drop into WordPress, Squarespace, Ghost, Hugo, or any other platform. Each embed links back to your full map.
Is my data saved automatically?
Your visited states are stored in the URL — bookmark the page or share the link to keep your progress. For permanent storage with photos, dates, and trip journals, use the TripMemo iOS app.
What's the difference between this and the TripMemo app?
This free tool is great for tracking which states you've been to. The TripMemo app goes further — it lets you create detailed trip journals with photos, download offline maps, and tie every memory to a specific state and date.

All 50 States

Tracked on this map

Click any state below to pre-select it on your map. 50 states + Washington DC, organised by Census Bureau region.

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