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I'm going to give a mention to Midland, Texas. For a city of only 100,000, it has a very impressive skyline.
This picture is from a few miles outside the city.
Midlands tallest building is taller than ours in Albuquerque, Midland probably has the best skyline for its size.
Well I entirely disagree with that. However I do agree VC has one of the best skylines in the Western Hemisphere. To the best of my knowledge, I would place it 4th behind, NY, CHI and Sao Paulo. However to be sure, I think one would to carefully look at other South American cities such as Rio, BA, and Bogato. Also there are some very surprising skylines in rather smaller South and Latin american cities. Panama City is a good example.
You think Vancouver has more skyscrapers than Toronto?
The 3rd, 4th and 8th pics are my favorites for Syracuse. I like the gothic architecture against the cloudy backdrop. The dome in the 3rd and 4th pics give a sort of Minneapolis-esque look to it.
There is many many skylines in the US and a lot of beautiful ones are ignored because of the bigger cities. I dont necessarily think the bigger the better when it comes to skylines, i think it's a matter of structure and uniqueness to it. List some city skylines that deserve to have an honorable mention when it comes to beautiful skylines!
My 2 choices
Jersey City
Rochester, NY
I like the Jersey City pic. I never imagined the skyline looked like that. The big blue-silver skyscraper stands out as the most interesting.
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