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* Northern Michigan, by residents of the lower peninsula of Michigan * The Lake Superior Lowland and the Northern Highland of Wisconsin
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* [[Prison|Up North]], a slang euphemism for going to prison.
* [[Prison|Up North]], a slang euphemism for going to prison.
* [[Northern Michigan]], by residents of the lower peninsula of Michigan
* The [[Lake Superior Lowland]] and the [[Northern Highland]] of [[Wisconsin]]


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 01:25, 22 July 2013

Up North is term used in England primarily by Southerners to refer to the North of England. In the United States, it sees the same usage, primarily by those in the South to refer to the Northeast and Midwestern regions of the country. Central Americans and South Americans tend to use it referring to Canada and United States.

It may also refer to:

See also