Worst skyline in america? (live, best, population, Chicago)

[JJG]

Originally Posted by 313Weather

Most people don't care about cities that small.

I even doubt many Americans can find el Paso on a map.

It is what it is.

I don't know about that. El Paso may not be that big, but it has somewhat of a noticable identity.

[pgm123]

I think most Americans know where El Paso is. At the very least, they know it's in Texas. I'd say it's the fifth most famous Texas City (behind Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and Austin) and it might be more famous than Austin.

[JJG]

Originally Posted by pgm123

I think most Americans know where El Paso is. At the very least, they know it's in Texas. I'd say it's the fifth most famous Texas City (behind Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and Austin) and it might be more famous than Austin.

In THIS century, no.

[imaterry78259]

Austin wish it had the scenery of El Paso

[maxposure]

Among the 10 largest cities, I'd say San Jose, San Antonio and Phoenix.

[JJG]

Originally Posted by imaterry78259

Austin wish it had the scenery of El Paso

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Where'd that come from?

[LOOK MA NO HANDS]

I'd have to say New York and Chicago have the smallest and most unimpressive skylines in America.

[case44]

Originally Posted by JJG

I don't know about that. El Paso may not be that big, but it has somewhat of a noticable identity.

Then again, after 552 miles of endless, isolated travel from San Antonio on I-10, it'd be hard not to notice.

[geoking66]

Washington, DC.

[case44]

Originally Posted by imaterry78259

Austin wish it had the scenery of El Paso

Not necessarily. That city has a charm all its own, with hills to the west of town and a burgeoning downtown fixture. Granted, said hills are not the Franklin Mountains, but they still lend a nice touch to the western horizon. Austin has a definite advantage over El Paso.