“The East Coast” generally means the north east. “The South” is all the states in the south eastern corner of the country, including the coastal states down there. (Where the borderline is between them depends entirely on who you ask)
Edit: To further clarify, everyone in the actual region calls the coastal states the east coast. That includes New England and the Southern states that touch the Atlantic Ocean. I say this as someone who has lived in every coastal state except for Maine and Florida. So if you try to use “the east coast” to refer to New England, at least in the region you’re talking about, people are going to think you mean the states on the coast…
Anytime related to the “South”. West Coast is chill. East Coast is chill.
Too far down the east coast gets gross. What’s your cutoff?
Personally, I’d say North Carolina.
“The East Coast” generally means the north east. “The South” is all the states in the south eastern corner of the country, including the coastal states down there. (Where the borderline is between them depends entirely on who you ask)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_United_States
I disagree. The east coast is quite plainly the Atlantic coast, including part of the South. If you mean Northeast, just say that.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Coast_of_the_United_States
Well huh… I guess you mgiht be a bit wrong.
Edit: To further clarify, everyone in the actual region calls the coastal states the east coast. That includes New England and the Southern states that touch the Atlantic Ocean. I say this as someone who has lived in every coastal state except for Maine and Florida. So if you try to use “the east coast” to refer to New England, at least in the region you’re talking about, people are going to think you mean the states on the coast…
The east coast is definitely not “chill”