Home Google data: We Americans, apparently, are among those most obsessed with crosswords
Local

Google data: We Americans, apparently, are among those most obsessed with crosswords

Rebecca Barnabi
headlines news
(© zimmytws – stock.adobe.com)

Unscramblerer.com analyzed Google trends data from the last 12 months and revealed the top English-speaking countries that love crosswords.

The United States is the fifth country most obsessed with crosswords. No. 1 is the United Kingdom, followed by New Zealand, Ireland and Australia. Canada is no. 6.

Vermont is the state with the most love for crosswords, followed by Maine, Minnesota, Montana and South Dakota. Nevada residents are least fascinated.

According to Unscramblerer.com, solving online crosswords is a growing trend in the U.S. For more than 10 years, searches for “crossword” have grown each year.

“There is something magical about crosswords. A crossword allows you to enter a new exciting world that is full of challenges and mystery. You have to use your wit and knowledge in new creative ways. Solving a good clue gives you this amazing ‘Aha!’ moment. The feelings of insight crossword solvers experience are very enjoyable and satisfying. We are not surprised about the growing trend of crossword solving,” a spokesperson for Unscramblerer.com said.




Multimedia

 

Latest News

fire department fire truck accident emergency
Local

Lightning strike causes residential structure fire in Albemarle County

augusta county sheriff accident police crash
Local

Augusta County: $50,000 reward offered for information in 2025 coin theft

A $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the return of property taken in a residential burglary in Augusta County that came to be known when a high school student said he had silver coins stolen off a school bus.

road closed
Local

Rockingham County: Route 704 bridge over I-81 to close for repairs

The Route 704 (Cecil Wampler Road) bridge over Interstate 81 in Rockingham County is scheduled to be closed for up to a week beginning Thursday, Aug. 20.

american flag fist
Trump's America

Robert C. Koehler | Quick question: can we ever evolve beyond nationalism?

climate change
Trump's America

Earl Zimmerman | Roundup of what’s making news in the climate, environment

boxing
Etc.

Pro boxer battered in 2015 match in Northern Virginia dies from injuries at 33

feet of soccer player tread on soccer ball for kick-off in the s
Etc.

Women’s Soccer: George Mason takes control in second half in 4-1 win over VMI