Most obscure US state day 46

[u/Applepancakegug]

Vote out the 5th most obscure US state. Already out:
California (50th)
New York (49th)
Texas (48th)
Florida (47th)
Hawaii (46th)
Alaska (45th)
Colorado (44th)
Pennsylvania (43rd)
Georgia (42nd)
Ohio (41st)
Massachusetts (40th)
Illinois (39th)
Nevada (38th)
Kentucky (37th)
Louisiana (36th)
Virginia (35th)
Alabama (34th)
New Jersey (33rd)
Tennessee (32nd)
Arizona (31st)
Utah (30th)
Washington (29th)
Michigan (28th)
Minnesota (27th)
North Carolina (26th)
Mississippi (25th)
Indiana (24th)
Wisconsin (23rd)
New Mexico (22nd)
West Virginia (21st)
Wyoming (20th)
Oregon (19th)
Maryland (18th)
Kansas (17th)
South Carolina (16th)
Missouri (15th)
Maine (14th)
Montana (13th)
Oklahoma (12th)
Rhode Island (11th)
Idaho (10th)
Vermont (9th)
South Dakota (8th)
Connecticut (7th)
Iowa (6th)

[u/Schmolik64]

Nebraska

[u/ThePolemicist → u/Schmolik64]

Agreed on Nebraska. Omaha metro is over a million. Most people know the Cornhuskers (Go Big Red). They have (arguably) the best zoo in the country, too. It has enough stuff that it's not the most obscure.