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If I'm not mistaken........Tehran, Kabul, Johannesburg, Brasilia?, Bogota, Ankara, Delhi?, Moscow?, Chonqing?, Milan?, Birmingham UK?, Nairobi? Harare?
In North America: Mexico City, Indianapolis (was built from scratch to be at the exact center of the new state), Denver (a very small river), Dallas (a small river), Phoenix, Tucson, Calgary, Fairbanks, Birmingham
Define close proximity... I don't think Sao Paulo is close to a large body of water... It is about an hour west from the coast... I suppose that is close, but they dont have any coast within the city limits or large rivers or lakes running through the city... I think they have canals but those are man made... But again I'm not positive and would stand corrected...
SP has the Guarapiranga dam within its limits. It also have a beach and some people use it for water sports, like sailing. It also has the Tietê and Pinheiros rivers, but both are very polluted. Pinheiros at least serves for composing the landscape of the Nações Unidas avenue.
Well if the requirement is to run through the city's core, then cities like St. Louis wouldn't count because St. Louis is just east of the Mississippi River, and it does not run through the city core... And obviously St. Louis is a city build on a major river.
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