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These three travelers visited 22 states in 24 hours — here's the route they took

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Gunnar Garfors Virginia

Gunnar Garfors had already traveled to all 198 countries in the world when he decided to tackle another travel feat: traveling to more than 19 countries in 24 hours.

Last year, Garfors and his two travel companions, Øystein Djupvik and Tay-young Pak, managed to break a record and make it to 19 countries in one day.

This year, they set out to break another record and make it to 22 US states in 24 hours. And they succeeded.

Garfors said the three friends made the trip for two main reasons: the adrenaline rush that comes with trying to beat a record, and as a kind of promotional tour for the book he just released. 

They traveled mostly by car — and admittedly broke some speed limits — but also took a few flights.

There were some states where the group spent more time than others due to a flight delay or lots of driving, and then there were states where they only hopped out to take a photo or grab food.

Here's a map of the route the group took. According to Garfors, a fair amount of planning went into the route.

Gunnar Garfors 22 States in 24 Hours Map

And here's the complete list of states they visited in order:

1. Maine

2. New Hampshire

3. Massachusetts

4. Connecticut

5. Rhode Island

6. Vermont

7. New York

8. Pennsylvania

9. New Jersey

10. Delaware

11. Maryland

12. Virginia

13. West Virginia

14. North Carolina

15. South Carolina

16. Alabama

17. Mississippi

18. Tennessee

19. Arkansas

20. Missouri

21. Kentucky

22. Illinois

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