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A map of the United States titled "What do you call people from each U.S. state?" shows each state colored according to the suffix of its demonym. The colors represent three suffixes: a red dot for "(a)n", a light blue dot for "ian", and a purple dot for "ite". The majority of states, including Texas, California, and New York, are colored red for the "(a)n" suffix (e.g., Texan, Californian, New Yorker). States like Florida, Alabama, and Georgia are also red. A smaller number of states, such as Washington, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, are light blue for the "ian" suffix (e.g., Washingtonian, Michiganian, Pennsylvanian). A few states, including Wisconsin, Wyoming, and Utah, are colored purple for the "ite" suffix (e.g., Wisconsinite, Wyomingite, Utahn/Utahnite). The map also includes Alaska and Hawaii, which are colored red and light blue, respectively. The source is listed as U.S. GPO and Wikipedia.