The Five Greatest Cities of America (life, Atlanta, Los Angeles, quality)
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[*]Location/geography/natural landscape: Seattle[*]a viable, extinsive public transportation network: New York City[*]Located near at least 3 other major cities within a 24-hour period drive or within a day's drive: New York City[*]A farily nice skyline: New York City[*]A good park system: New York City[*]multiple places see and do things without losing interest quickly: New York City[*]decent job opportunities for both college graduates and non-college graduates: New York City[*]has a relatively affordable cost of living for people of all socieconomic backgrounds: Austin[*]A major airport: New York City[*]is fairly integrated among its citizens: New York City[*]great state funded colleges and universities: New York City[*]A good food scene: New York City
New York City, Seattle, Los Angeles, Boston, San Francisco
NYC
Chicago
Los Angeles
*San Francisco
*Washington DC
*Philadelphia
*Boston
*Any of these cities are good fits for 4 & 5...the United States truly has an embarrassment of riches when it comes to great cities in diverse regions.
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Originally Posted by Tmãç9
NYC
Chicago
Los Angeles
*San Francisco
*Washington DC
*Philadelphia
*Boston
*Any of these cities are good fits for 4 & 5...the United States truly has an embarrassment of riches when it comes to great cities in diverse regions.
I think Chicago and NYC are greater cities than Los Angeles. But it's subjective everyone will have a different opinion. But I would rather live in L.A.
1.NYC
2.Chicago
3 L.A
4.SF
5.Philadelphia
I know what you mean. I just don't feel that Chicago is on the same level of greatness as LA.
Minneapolis seems to fit into all of these categories. We have a good location but just no large cities within a reasonable driving distance (even though that's not really that big of a deal)
But we have great education, skyline, parks, transportation, good cost of living and major airport
NYC
Chicago
Los Angeles
*San Francisco
*Washington DC
*Philadelphia
*Boston
*Any of these cities are good fits for 4 & 5...the United States truly has an embarrassment of riches when it comes to great cities in diverse regions.
1. New York
2. Chicago
3. San Francisco
4. L.A
5. DC
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