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These Maps Prove 'Star Wars' Is More Popular Than 'Star Trek' In The U.S.

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Someone has definitively answered the question of whether we are a country united by "May the Force be with You" or "Live Long and Prosper."

Movato's real estate blog recently tallied the percent of each state's population that "liked" each of the two film franchises on Facebook.

According to the blog, "Star Wars" is an easy winner, being liked more in every state than "Star Trek."

star wars vs star trek

Of course, there's some room for error here. Surely, not every "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" fan is on Facebook, and, even if fans are many people may not necessarily "like" them. 

Movato further broke down their results to show which states have the highest percent of "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" fans.

states with most star wars fans

According to the map, "Star Wars" fans are more concentrated on the West coast.

Here are top five states that like "Star Wars" the most and least on Facebook:

States with highest % "Star Wars" fansStates with lowest % of "Star Wars" fans 
1. Alaska1. Mississippi
2. Washington2. Connecticut
3. Utah3. Maryland
4. Nevada4. Louisiana
5. Oregon5. Alabama 

Here's the breakdown of states with the highest percent of "Star Trek" fans.

states with most star trek fans

The results are pretty similar which could mean that there are more sci-fi fans out West. This could also mean that less people use Facebook in states in other parts of the country.

States with highest % "Star Trek" fansStates with lowest % of "Star Trek" fans
1. Oregon1. Mississippi
2. Alaska2. Louisiana 
3. Washington3. New Jersey 
4. Colorado4. Alabama 
5. Utah5. South Carolina 

You can read more on the study here.

SEE ALSO: A major "Star Wars" villain may return in "Episode VII"

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