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Sacramento calls itself "The city of trees" and boasts that it has the most trees per capita of any city in the world. I don't know about Atlanta or Raleigh though. But it is one of Sac's nicknames, along with The River City and The Big Tomato.
Sacramento calls itself "The city of trees" and boasts that it has the most trees per capita of any city in the world. I don't know about Atlanta or Raleigh though. But it is one of Sac's nicknames, along with The River City and The Big Tomato.
Sacramento does have alot of trees, but not like Atlanta
Sacramento calls itself "The city of trees" and boasts that it has the most trees per capita of any city in the world. I don't know about Atlanta or Raleigh though. But it is one of Sac's nicknames, along with The River City and The Big Tomato.
Then they should stop saying that.
Sacramento isn't even in the same neighborhood as far as the number of trees compared to the southeast cities. On the freeways that's mostly all you see. Trees and more trees.
Sacramento calls itself "The city of trees" and boasts that it has the most trees per capita of any city in the world. I don't know about Atlanta or Raleigh though. But it is one of Sac's nicknames, along with The River City and The Big Tomato.
If I knew how to post a damn pic on here I would show you Atlanta's..............
Boston's very green moreso outside city limits because of the tight city limits but on a metro level its insanely wooded. You don't see one house once you pass Malden (~3 miles north of DT) from the Highway
Houston HAD a lot of trees but the drought killed a large chunk of them. I'm guessing most of the Southern and Pacific Northwest cities will win this one.
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Atlanta..echo, echo, echo, however undeniably true
Charlotte
Seattle
Portland
There are many others with a lot of trees, but these four cities are exceptionally forested.
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