which cities do you think could blend in perfectly w/ other states? (best, island)

[greenbay33]

I also could see Denver plopped down in west Texas somewhere near El Paso

[Diff1]

I think Norfolk Va could be a city on the DelMarVa

[tcave360]

Originally Posted by hipcat

You can stick San Francisco in the Northeast and It'll still function the same but with colder weather and less hills.

Sacramento could easily fit as a Great Plains city like Denver, Omaha, Topeka etc.

Phoenix and Las Vegas could fit in the Inland Empire.

I can definitely picture San Francisco in either New York or New Jersey. And for some reason, I think SF would fit in perfectly in Maine.

[tcave360]

Cincinnati in Maryland
Cleveland in Pennsylvania
Las Vegas in California
Philadelphia in New Jersey
Savannah in Louisiana
Raleigh in Virginia
St. Louis in either Kentucky or Virginia
Miami in California
Detroit in Ohio
Pittsburgh in Ohio or West Virginia
Wilmington, DE in either Maryland or Pennsylvania
Baltimore in either Delaware, Ohio, or Pennsylvania
DC (Besides VA and MD) in Delaware
Toronto in New York
Montreal in either New York or Vermont
Vancouver in Washington
Calgary in Colorado or Oklahoma
Quebec City in Vermont
Newfoundland in Maine or Massachusetts
Atlanta in Virginia or North Carolina
Chicago in Indiana or Wisconsin
Minneapolis in Wisconsin, Illinois, or Georgia
Charleston in Virginia
Charlotte in Georgia or Virginia
Annapolis in Rhode Island or Massachusetts
Phoenix in California
Boston in Maine or Maryland
Alexandria, VA in Pennsylvania
Richmond in Maryland, North Carolina, or West Virginia
San Diego in Hawaii

As for New York City and Los Angeles.....Things might get a little tricky....

[xboxmas]

I feel like Spokane, WA could easily fit into Colorado or Montana.

[Acajack]

Originally Posted by tcave360

Quebec City in Vermont
...

Hmmmmm

[Dawn.Davenport]

Originally Posted by tcave360

Toronto in New York
Montreal in either New York or Vermont
Vancouver in Washington
Calgary in Colorado or Oklahoma
Quebec City in Vermont
Newfoundland in Maine or Massachusetts

I agree with you comment on Vancouver, and I've never been to Calgary, but I do have to question: have you even been to Canada?

Toronto, which is flat, is nothing like the New York cities, which tend to be hilly. Toronto is new, shiny, clean, with modern architecture. The Upstate New York cites are characterized by crumbling Art Deco buildings, abandonment, and decay. Crossing from Buffalo to Fort Erie is a jarring contrast. Nothing about Toronto in any way, shape, or form feels like the rustbelt. Toronto is more like a bigger version of Minneapolis with Chicago's geography.

Apart from geography and maple syrup, Montreal and Quebec City have nothing in common with Vermont and New York. Quebec City is like nothing in the United States. In my opinion, Montreal felt like a snowy cross between San Francisco and Istanbul.

Newfoundland is not a city.

[Deezus]

Originally Posted by tcave360

Vancouver in Washington

Vancouver is already in Washington.

[rnc2mbfl]

Raleigh-Durham in NoVa

[tcave360]

Originally Posted by Dawn.Davenport

I agree with you comment on Vancouver, and I've never been to Calgary, but I do have to question: have you even been to Canada?

Toronto, which is flat, is nothing like the New York cities, which tend to be hilly. Toronto is new, shiny, clean, with modern architecture. The Upstate New York cites are characterized by crumbling Art Deco buildings, abandonment, and decay. Crossing from Buffalo to Fort Erie is a jarring contrast. Nothing about Toronto in any way, shape, or form feels like the rustbelt. Toronto is more like a bigger version of Minneapolis with Chicago's geography.

Apart from geography and maple syrup, Montreal and Quebec City have nothing in common with Vermont and New York. Quebec City is like nothing in the United States. In my opinion, Montreal felt like a snowy cross between San Francisco and Istanbul.

Newfoundland is not a city.

No, I haven't.

I chose Toronto for New York because Ontario looks like it could physically be in either the Upper Midwest and the Interior Northeast, of course, there is that rust belt factor that comes in direct contrast to it I'll admit. And the geography was the sole reason I lumped Montreal and Quebec City with Vermont and New York.

As for Newfoundland, I think I was thinking about Halifax when I did that, my mistake. I keep forgetting that Newfoundland is a province.

Culture and geography-wise, where do you think I should've added the Canadian cities in other than Vancouver?