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For the man-made monuments/icons out here in the eastern half of the country, I honestly don't know where to start lol.
Empire State Building, World Trade Center (Old and New), Chrysler Building, NYC Taxi Cab, NYC Subway, Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, Madison Avenue, Broadway (NYC), Brooklyn Brownstones, Times Square, Central Park (It's man-made as well all know ), Apollo Theater, Grand Central Terminal, Butler Library & Low Memorial Library at Columbia University, Ellis Island Immigration Museum, American Museum of Natural History, Atlantic City Boardwalk, John Hancock Center (Chicago), Sears Tower, Nassau Hall at Princeton University, Chicago El, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, White House, Supreme Court, Smithsonian Castle, Embassy Row, National Mall, Reflecting Pool (DC), Vietnam Veterans Memorial (DC), World War II Memorial (DC), Healy Hall at Georgetown University, Old Post Office Pavilion, Founders Library at Howard University, National Cathedral, Union Station (DC), Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Philadelphia City Hall, Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Baltimore Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry, Monticello, Stone Mountain (Despite its pro-confederate meanings, it still looks magnificent in a way), Cinderella Castle in Disney World (Along with Spaceship Earth, The Sorcerer's Hat, and Tree of Life), etc., etc., etc., etc. THERE'S JUST TOO DAMN MANY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL Somebody else can do rest.
You forgot Boston! Bunker Hill Monument, Old North Church, Pru Tower, Old State House, Fenway, Boston Commons, Freedom Trail, USS Constitution, etc. etc.
You forgot Boston! Bunker Hill Monument, Old North Church, Pru Tower, Old State House, Fenway, Boston Commons, Freedom Trail, USS Constitution, etc. etc.
Eastcoast, simply because the monuments have more history behind them.
Yes, exactly what I was going to say. East because of the history behind them, their age, and their prominence - all specifically, their history and involvement in the making of America or modern day iconic cities.
Eastern man-made monuments > Western man-made monuments
Western natural "monuments" > Eastern natural "monuments"
The OP seems to have meant the former, which is reflected in the poll. When foreigners think of the "United States" in terms of nature, however, they are generally thinking of The West.
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), Apollo Theater, Grand Central Terminal, Butler Library & Low Memorial Library at Columbia University, Ellis Island Immigration Museum, American Museum of Natural History, Atlantic City Boardwalk, John Hancock Center (Chicago), Sears Tower, Nassau Hall at Princeton University, Chicago El, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, White House, Supreme Court, Smithsonian Castle, Embassy Row, National Mall, Reflecting Pool (DC), Vietnam Veterans Memorial (DC), World War II Memorial (DC), Healy Hall at Georgetown University, Old Post Office Pavilion, Founders Library at Howard University, National Cathedral, Union Station (DC), Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Philadelphia City Hall, Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Baltimore Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry, Monticello, Stone Mountain (Despite its pro-confederate meanings, it still looks magnificent in a way), Cinderella Castle in Disney World (Along with Spaceship Earth, The Sorcerer's Hat, and Tree of Life), etc., etc., etc., etc. THERE'S JUST TOO DAMN MANY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL 
Somebody else can do rest.
