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California has earthquakes and alot of hills and mountains. Some cities even have height restrictions... so no, it has more to do with Cali's conditions.
Regarding the original list: I don't get why some cities are lumped together with adjacent cities....such as "Cincinnati including Covington". Huh?? Covington is in another state. Why is it included in the Cincy ranking?
Yet this isn't the case with Clayton, MO. It borders St Louis, (and the two cities are even in the same state)....yet they are listed separately.
I don't see how the list can be accurate when it's not even consistant.
Yeah.... that airport in San Diego is like a short stroll towards downtown.
I love the downtown area anyway. I don't care how tall buildings are.
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