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I had some time on my hands so I looked over a map of the US and posted most well-known and important cities. No hating, I just chose the cities I felt were best known and most larger ones. If your preference is not listed pls list as well. I chose for the poll to have multiple answers so you can choose multiple cities as well.
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Location: Austin, TX/Chicago, IL/Houston, TX/Washington, DC
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My favorite cities: Top 4 (No particular order):
- Tucson
- San Diego
- Seattle
- Denver
I especially love Tucson & Denver.
Top 6 After my Main 4:
- Washington DC
- Houston
- Chicago
- Miami-Fort Lauderdale
- Los Angeles
- Dallas-Fort Worth
Top 15 After my Main 10:
- Atlanta
- New York City
- San Antonio
- Pittsburgh
- Detroit
Top 20 After my Main 15:
- Raleigh-Durham
- Austin
- Orlando
- Milwaukee
- Phoenix
On the poll I voted for New York City, Washington DC, Houston, Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Antonio, Denver, Austin, Detroit, Indianapolis, Orlando, Seattle, San Diego, San Jose, Las Vegas, Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Pittsburgh, & Miami
I had some time on my hands so I looked over a map of the US and posted most well-known and important cities. No hating, I just chose the cities I felt were best known and most larger ones. If your preference is not listed pls list as well. I chose for the poll to have multiple answers so you can choose multiple cities as well.
You missed two of my favs Savannah and Albuquerque
Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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I voted for....
Seattle, WA
Portland, OR
Denver, CO
Austin, TX
All of these cities are scenic and have abundant parkland and nice topography. I love urban settings but I also need my elbow room without being super sprawly. I enjoy cities on a human scale that arn't too much of a rat race and have a nice walkable downtown. Under that criteria, these cities are the best.
Although I live near Boston, it really isn't one of my favorite cities in this country. I get why some people love it, its just too old, crowded, and dense for me and it doesn't have much contemporary architecture. I do however love the scenic shoreline and quaint historical commuinities of the suburban North Shore of Boston.
Last edited by Champ le monstre du lac; 12-27-2010 at 11:42 PM..
I'm East Coast thru and thru...I Love to visit other place but I can't be off the East Coast for more than 2 weeks then Homesickness sets in..
1 Pittsburgh
2 NYC
3 Philadelphia
4 DC
5 Boston
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Savannah and Albuquerque 
