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Location: Originally Fayetteville, Arkansas/ now Seattle, Washington!
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Man if you are counting Hawaii and Alaska, the Pacific Coast hands down. You get an almost arctic city, a tropical paradise type city, Second biggest city in America, beautiful beach town like San Diego, Dense, European feeling San Francisco, Beautiful laid back Portland, Dense, BEAUTIFUL Seattle with its alpine looking scenery, cascades, olympics, mt rainier, puget sound, etc etc....and thats just the biggest ones! You can have it all on the Pacific coast
As for second place: it's a tough choice. I was originally going to say New England, because of the quaint historical aspects of cities like Boston.
But, after thinking some more, I'm actually going to say that the South should get 2nd place, just for the sheer number of choices. You have Atlanta, Raleigh, Nashville, Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, New Orleans, Knoxville, Louisville, Richmond, Charleston, Savannah, etc....So many cities to choose from!
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