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Nightlife: Houston
Culture: St. Louis (could easily be Houston, but I like the aesthetic of St. Louis' culture/museums over a 'new' look, even if Houston offers more. Milwaukee could win this one on virtue of being 90 minutes from Chicago though)
Shopping: Houston
Dining: Houston
Weather: Milwaukee
Scenery: Milwaukee
Outdoor Activities: St. Louis
Crime Rate: Milwaukee
Economy: Houston
History: St. Louis
None of these are especially different from each other, though I think I like the Milwaukee aesthetic/weather best, so probably for me, Milwaukee.
So you are saying these things are better in STL, right? or? I've never really heard people say Milwaukee is in another league than St. Louis... either the same tier or it's St. Louis that's in another league being the pretty substantial size differences.
Yes; where did I say Milwaukee was better than St. Louis?
Houston is so much bigger and the population is growing.
St. Louis is not growing but not loosing. At the same time a very livable city.
I can't comment on Milwaukee but seems to be different than both St. Louis and Houston. It is the smallest of the 3.
This type of comparison seems silly. It would be better to read Houston vs Dallas or Atlanta or St. Louis vs Cleveland or Milwaukee vs Louisville or Memphis.
These cities don't compare very well.
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