US cities you never hear about... (transplants, moving to, MLS)

[MrJones17]

Wilmington, DE
Dover, DE
Anything in Montana

[shoe01]

Originally Posted by mhays25

San Antonio is a fraction of the size of #10. It's out of sight for a reason. (Municipal population isn't relevant here.)

It has the 24th-largest metro area (2.47 million).

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

Corpus Christi was the setting (and I think filming location) of the movie Selena (as Selena was from Corpus Christi)

Which came out over 20 years ago.

[NDak15]

Originally Posted by North 42

Never really hear much about Lansing Michigan, considering it is a state capital!

If you really think about it you don't hear about a lot of state capitals. How much do you hear about Des Moines, Bismarck, Tallahassee, Montgomery, Albany, Olympia, Salem, and too many others to mention?

[Ben Around]

Originally Posted by Katarina Witt

It seems one hears about Madison quite a bit, e.g. "keep Madison weird", etc.

You hear about Madison in CO? I'm surprised.

[Ben Around]

Norfolk, VA, Columbus, GA, Wichita, KS, Dayton, OH, Lincoln, NE.

[908Boi]

Columbus OH
one of the largest cities in the US and i don't know anything about it

[BrooklynJo]

Originally Posted by 908Boi

Columbus OH
one of the largest cities in the US and i don't know anything about it

Me and you were thinking the same thing. I’m going to explore it for the first time this summer hopefully!

[mhays25]

Ohio has basically three cities of equal size, and two have major league teams. Of course they get more PR.

[mjlo]

Originally Posted by Katarina Witt

It seems one hears about Madison quite a bit, e.g. "keep Madison weird", etc.

How many cities are they trying to "keep weird" these days? It seems so many cities are struggling for this they have all become the norm lol