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New York has a pretty good number of steeples in NJ and on the Hudson (towns like Cornwall-on-Hudson come to mind), but they are too spread out to make a coherent skyline. Like in most cities steeples have been engulfed by the spread of the city though.
Too bad this is limited to major MSAs. Otherwise I would have chosen Charleston, SC, which is actually nicknamed "The Holy City" because of the steeple-dominated lowrise skyline.
North Adams, MA is the steeple city. Its very small (13,000 people). And it sits in a small valley between hills on every side. But within that small space you have a skyline with like 5 steeples in it. Check it out!
Never get tired of looking at Charleston pics. And I remember discussing in another thread how Charleston is provably the largest town/city to have church steeple make up its tallest buildings.
Riverside, CA in the Los Angeles Area has a large concentration of steeples, they realy stand out by the way.
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