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There's this great divide between "The South" and "The Deep South," too. I guess, geographically, you could say WV is "The South," but I don't really think so. I also don't count VA as "The South," either, so maybe I'm not the right person to ask.
"The Deep South" is, like, GA, AL, MS, the southern part of TN, and maybe parts of LA and AR. (Don't know too much about LA and AR, so I can't say much about them, sorry.) Even in the Deep South, there are cultural differences, mostly between the upcountry (of the Appalachian foothills) and the lowcountry (of the flatter land to the south). I can listen to people's accents and tell you WHERE in AL they're from. Creepy.
I, personally, grew up on the line between upcountry and lowcountry and have all the obnoxious, rednecky traits of both. I'm a cultural mess.![]()
I can see VA and northern MD falling off maybe, sort of, I guess I just have a hard time seeing WV fall off the map of "The South."