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Some people say that Pittsburgh is the eastern "terminus" of the midwest and Denver is the western one. Having lived in both, and also in the midwest, my definitive answer is, "I don't know"!
(This has been discussed extensively on the forums of CD, especially Pittsburgh.)
The problem is "the midwest" is a terrible descriptor for the region that comprises midland, northern, and appalachian areas.
Although there are disparities in the sub-regions of the Midwest, there are cultural similarities that do bind all the Midwestern states.
There are cultural similarities that bind all 50 states. Pennsylvania, New York (Buffalo is often considered "midwest") and Colorado are not the midwest.
Can I use one Ive already lived in? If so I will never move back to Las Vegas, the city I grew up in, or Denver where I stayed for three months and left without looking back for a second. Denver and I did not fit at all. Other than places Ive already lived I would have to say I would never move to anyplace West of St Louis/Chicago/Minneapolis. I guess I would consider Seattle but probably would probably still say no.
What cities do you refuse to move to and absolutely would not. For example mine would be Las Vegas. I have no desire to have anything to do with that city. I'm not into the gambling or partying scene. I don't want to bash cities, rather think about certain aspects of places that make them "unlivable" to you and what cities have these aspects.
I also wouldn't ever move to Las Vegas. Dallas, Austin, Houston, Omaha, Oklahoma City, and Kansas City would also be at the top of my least favorite places to live list. Good question.
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