Amish Country
Plain people's region
Amish Country refers to rural regions of the United States where Amish communities have settled, particularly in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana.
These areas are characterized by traditional farming, horse-drawn buggies, and plain dress.
The term often appears in tourism contexts: We drove through Amish Country and bought quilts at a roadside stand.
- shunningDeliberately avoiding someone
- Lancaster CountyPennsylvania region, plain communities
- simple livingIntentional reduction of consumption
- no electricityLacking electrical supply
- farmingCultivating land for food
family farm · Rumspringa · communal worship · Sunday service · woodworking · barn raising · Anabaptist · Pennsylvania Dutch · covered bridges · scrapple · blacksmithing · quilting · cow · hex signs · barn · furniture making · suspenders · farmers' markets
- East CoastAtlantic coast, mid-Atlantic, Eastern Seaboard, New York City, NYC
- PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Pittsburgh, Lancaster, Erie, Harrisburg
- OhioRock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cincinnati, Pro Football Hall of Fame, Akron, Columbus
- Ohio GeographyColumbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
- Northeast IndianaFort Wayne, New Haven, Huntington, Auburn, Decatur
- Wayne County OhioWooster, Dalton, Doylestown, Smithville, Fredericksburg
Amish CountrySilicon Valley
Bay Area tech corridor
smart city · tech hub · Tokyo · Seoul · Shenzhen
Amish CountryManhattan
NYC's densest borough
downtown · metropolis · inner city · urban sprawl · megacity
Amish CountrySan Francisco
Northern California metropolis
Greenwich Village · West Hollywood · cosmopolitan city · fashion capital · Hollywood