What is a stereotype about the area in which you live? (Not your country)?

Sheffield [UK].

Tight fisted, plain speaking Yorkshire folk.

Who think Yorkshire is the best place in the world [even if they hate other cities in the county].

Lancaster, England

Umm, I don't know. I live on an estate. When I first moved here five years ago people said I was a chav because only chavs live on that estate. There's still a stereotype that everyone here is a thug and it's a dangerous place to live, but it's not that bad, just stupid rumours.

My stye's stereotype is that everyone is a farmer an at least 65 years old.

I live in South Dakota. (we're not canadian! We just sound like we are!)

Well I'm from Essex, so if you've ever seen TOWIE *The Only Way is Essex* that's pretty much the stereotype.

I live in Ireland, we drink a lot and eat nothing but shpuds.

Ask anyone what a common Irishman is and he'll say a shpud eating drunk.

And a leprechaun..

That we're rednecks. That we act too american compared to the rest of the country.

Not really true.

I don't really know because I've never been the type of person who socializes with my neighbours or people who live near my area. :/

It's very borrrrrrrring.

That is the truest stereotype I've found. :P

I am from Alberta, Canada and everyone thinks we are the "Texas" of Canada or Rednecks.

we're a bunch of hicks (it's true)

Indiana, Fort Wayne, Usa