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Greenville, SC (60K).....Due to SCs restrictive annexation laws. If the city was in any other state it'd show it's true population, the urban population of (350k)
I would say, from looking at photos, the follow (this includes the metro area):
1. Chicago: Although a large city with about 6 million, it's skyline is the third biggest in the world, beating many megacities like Sao Paulo and Tokyo.
2. Seattle: With a metro about 3 million, it's skyline looks to be one of the biggest in the US. The city itself also punches above it's weight in other areas.
3. San Diego: Has quite a large skyline for a city of 2 million.
That's all I can really think of. What others, do you think?
ed: Oh I should have put this in the Gen forum, never mind...
Seattle wins imho. Huge skyline, much smaller population than it indicates. Pittsburg is another example. It really does NOT look like a city with a city limit population 300,000. Kudos to them.
1. Chicago: Although a large city with about 6 million, it's skyline is the third biggest in the world, beating many megacities like Sao Paulo and Tokyo.
2. Seattle: With a metro about 3 million, it's skyline looks to be one of the biggest in the US. The city itself also punches above it's weight in other areas.
3. San Diego: Has quite a large skyline for a city of 2 million.
I had to say this since it seems no one else will correct it
Chicagos MSA is 9 million and urban msa is 8 million, the city has 3 million people
San Diego only has 1 million people and 3 million for a MSA
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