Cities with a large waterfront and a river running through it (Miami, Chicago, Cleveland, Milwaukee, ?) (state, Los Angeles)

[OyCrumbler]

Are there any other ones in the states with these? Do they end up with similar profiles as stated in some of the Miami vs Chicago threads?

Post pics please! (I have none)

[ajf131]

NYC, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Houston, Columbus, Indianapolis, Kansas City...(Columbus has the Scioto, Indianapolis has the White), Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Memphis, New Orleans, Minneapolis, Miami, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Tampa, and lots more.

[OyCrumbler]

Oops, my mistake.

I mean a waterfront on a large body of water that's met by a river (Chicago would be the Chicago River and Lake Michigan). It's a sort of squiggly T kind of thing.

[bmd69]

Buffalo

[18Montclair]

Honolulu.

[thefinalcut]

Originally Posted by OyCrumbler

Oops, my mistake.

I mean a waterfront on a large body of water that's met by a river (Chicago would be the Chicago River and Lake Michigan). It's a sort of squiggly T kind of thing.

NY with Hudson River. New York is an incredible example of a waterfront city as it is located on three islands and peninsula and its geographical location (international port) has defined the city for centuries.

[graterdaze]

Jacksonville, Fl (the river city), has the st. johns running through downtown, u can walk all around it and has walkable bridges.

[midtownruth]

Mobile, Al. Our port is on Mobile Bay, which empies into the Gulf of Mexico, and we have 5 rivers emptying into the bay and forming a huge delta. I don't have any pictures, though.

[TB Fla]

I know that Tampa has 183 miles of Shoreline with the Hillsborough river running though the center of the city.

[treedonkey]

Princeville, Kauai, Hawaii

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