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San Francisco Hands Down..I've lived there On YBI Seattle ...been there Honolulu...been there Portland...been there Los Angeles..been there Long Beach..lived there Tulsa...lived there Tucson...been there Phoenix..Is hilly in certain area's Pittsburgh....seen pictures Kansas City...been there very hilly Little Rock..been there Memphis..been there..Nashville....Every other Tenn City........ Albuquerque N.M....been there El Paso...been there
All Florida Cities Take Your Choice..Miami..Orlando..Jacksonville..Tampa Chicago..been there Houston..been there Dallas Fort Worth..been there Oklahoma City...been there
The highest natural elevation in the borough of Brooklyn is precisely 216.5 feet above sea level. That's about as flat a topography as you'll find anywhere.
Denver claims the title as flattest city in america(queen of the plains). I think champaign IL is the flattest. Indy is not the flattest, maybee the fattest.jk Also, i'M pretty sure cinci & louisville are hillier than KC.
The flattest major cities I can think of are:
Indianapolis, IN
Fort Wayne, IN (not really a major city though)
Chicago, IL
Detroit, MI
Columbus, OH
Dayton, OH
Toledo, OH
Houston, TX
Miami, FL
Some of the hilliest are:
Pittsburgh, PA
Cincinnati, OH
San Francisco, CA Philadelphia, PA (not the city itself really, but right outside it is very hilly).
It gets hilly north of Houston.....
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