Which, in a great piece of irony, no longer produces oranges.

It’s too far north and gets frosts, plus citrus greening has killed the Florida citrus crop. There are a whole lot of abandoned groves in Orange County, Florida.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citrus_greening_disease

Frankly, I’m not surprised that you can’t grow oranges in Orange County, Vermont.

What's with all the specks in Virginia? Some weird Commonwealth bs?

Incredible that they chose to color the Orange County counties not orange, and every not Orange County county orange.

Yep. There are 95 counties and 38 independent cities (the blobs).

The Commonwealth of Virginia is divided into 95 counties, along with 38 independent cities that are considered county-equivalents for census purposes

In the Commonwealth of Virginia, all municipalities incorporated as "cities" have been "independent cities", also called "free cities", since 1871, when a revised state constitution took effect following the American Civil War and the creation of West Virginia.

They are independent cities. They are separate legal entities from the counties that surround them. Not sure why cities in VA do that though.

And not a single one is named Blue County!

Free OC! Free OC!

Outgrowth of the early colonial charter system that Virginia had and a few centuries of evolution from that point. In at least a few cases was a "great" way to maintain segregation, but many of the cities were independent well before that point and some actually ended up annexing the county they were initially independent from, leading to the weird situation in the southeastern tip where there are seven "cities", almost all of which are county-sized

You madman.

What about orange cheddar?

You cannot grow orange cheddar either.

dang

Kill the bee! Kill the bee!