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For CT, I would say Foxwoods instead of Mohegan Sun. It looks like the emerald palace in the Wizard of Oz and can be seen from miles away as you're driving toward it, in certain areas.
As bland as it sounds the overpasses on the Merritt Parkway are impressive.
Mt. Rainier is the most topographically prominent, though. (i.e. it's is the mountain with the greatest drop between its peak and its lowest contour line encircling it). So, Mt. Rainier looks bigger.
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Originally Posted by Ghengis
sorry, wrong again...Mt Whitney (and 3 Colorado peaks) still larger
Maybe, but I think if it's anything other than the capitol building, it has to be the Field of Dreams in Dyersville.
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