| Hint | Answer |
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| State in which most of the show takes place. | |
| County in which most of the show takes place. | |
| Popular abbreviation for the above. | |
| Country originally home to 'Annyong' Bluth. | |
| 'Make the biggest little mistake of your life' in this city. | |
| State home to Lindsay and her family prior to the series. | |
| This country is often cited as being 'down old South America way.' | |
| George Sr. may have commited 'light treason' by building homes here. | |
| This was 'pot central' in the '70s and earned the nickname 'big yellow joint.' | |
| Island home to the above. | |
| Island home to many sheep. | |
| Military base near Uncle Oscar's lemon grove. | |
| Every year, Oscar attempts the 420-mile walk to this city. | |
| However, he's never made it past this college. | |
| An oft-used point of reference, as in the phrase 'twenty miles to...' | |
| District in Orange County known for its reversed lanes and 'the Poppins.' | |
| Despite Buster's cartography training, this part of the map is not the land. | |
| This location sounds like a salad dressing, but for some reason I don't want to eat it. | |
| This might be a nice place to escape to (unless of course you marketed the Cornballer). | |
| Barry is legally obligated to tell you you can't leave the state. I wish you hadn't said this city. | |
| Although a Google search turns up no results, Maeby supposedly went to this city with her debate club. | |
| One company wants you to know, unlike other cartels from this country, they 'won't kidnap and kill you.' | |
| Original location of the cabin. George Sr. would take you if he didn't have to help this lady find her puppy... | |
| This ship is — or rather was — permanently docked south of LA. You may be thinking of the nightclub, though. | |
