find your county on this map. (if you are from canada, there is a list here . if you're from somewhere else you can answer too, i just don't have statistics for you.) what does your county primarily call pop/soda/coke? do you call the same thing everyone else does? if not, what do you call it? 80-100% of us call it pop. yes.

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Generic Names For Soft Drinks http://popvssoda.com:2998/countystats/total-county.html

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This is a map showing, by county, the preferred name in the United States for a cold, carbonated, non-alcoholic beverage - be it "soda", "pop", "coke", or something else entirely (like smack in the middle of New Mexico... what the heck are they calling it there?) In South-western Ontario, where I grew up, it was all "pop", even to the point where the "Pop Shoppe" was a well-known chain of ...

Pop? Soda? Coke? Something Else?

Depending on where you live, when you refer to a carbonated soft drink, you probably use a specific name for what you're talking about. Let's go to the http://popvssoda.com:2998/countystats/total-county.html .

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http://popvssoda.com:2998/countystats/total-county.html

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Cola? Soda? Coke? Pop? What generic term do YOU use to refer to those lovable, carbonated drinks we so love to drink ? In the US, it seems, the popular terms are Soda, Coke or Pop, and the choice is extremely regional. Different areas have different terms, but in some places you can find specific counties with local terms used:   (click for full map, of course) For a set of ...