What do your cities borders look like? (best, state, better)

[kidphilly]

What are some pictures of your cities border

Here are some of Philly

[californio sur]

Not sure what exactly you mean by "borders." I thought you were referring to the outer city limits but those photos confuse me. Sorry.

[kidphilly]

Originally Posted by californio sur

Not sure what exactly you mean by "borders." I thought you were referring to the outer city limits but those photos confuse me. Sorry.

That is the is city border of Philadelphia in the picture, the city doesnt really stop just changes municipalities, all cities will look a little different

The pictures are from Upper Darby, Montgomery County looking back at 69th Street where Philadelphia begins on Market Street.

[WestbankNOLA]

Leaving New Orleans headed east


Entering from the north


Coming in from the south
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/10/16/2145144//is.jpg (broken link)

[Champ le monstre du lac]

Entering Seattle

I-90 west coming from Mercer Island



I-5 north in South Seattle (very nice approach into the city, drive around and over the hills and then this view unfolds abrubtly)




or by ferry on Puget Sound....

looking east toward the city



looking west toward Bainbridge Island and the Olympic Mountains

[TheWereRabbit]

Boston is the bottom. Cambridge is the top. There are probably better pics out there that are not public, but you can just do a search for "Charles river" and find a bunch.

[Champ le monstre du lac]

Tobin Bridge: Chelsea/Boston city line - Mystic River

[californio sur]

In Los Angeles the border to the west and south is the Pacific Ocean:


To the north are mountains

Don't have any photos of the eastern border but it is just suburban San Gabriel valley

[lammius]

From Routes 1 & 9 (from the west)
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...adway_exit.jpg

Casciano Bridge between Newark and the Bayonne/Jersey City line:
Flickr Photo Download: newark bay bridges at sunset 2 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinskoepke/2999401102/sizes/l/ - broken link)

From the Holland Tunnel (this is the NYC-bound approach, though. Couldn't find pics the other way into JC)
Flickr Photo Download: Welcome to "Holland" (http://www.flickr.com/photos/91499534@N00/351175769/sizes/l/ - broken link)

Or by elevator. Up to Jersey City, down to Hoboken:
http://www.jcfaq.com/9thst.jpg

[GLS2010]

Entering Orlando from the south on interstate 4..



And these are the typical signs you see around the metro when your entering the Orlando city limits...