What city has the best chance to survive the next 10,000 years (tornadoes, earthquakes)

[milquetoast]

It may be a trick question, think

[destinedtodave]

umm...do we know of any cities that have survived for 10,000 yrs so far?

I think if (and thats a huge if) the human race is around that time we will be so radically different the question will have no meaning.

p.s. Definately not LA though

[STLCardsBlues1989]

Well, if the coasts flood, then probably not there. The rest of the county is susceptible to earthquakes, tornadoes, just about anything.

[oc2eire]

Probably Dallas since they aren't anywhere close to a body of water

[KerrTown]

Las Vegas. Denver is a runner-up.

[jonjj]

Well--if flooding does occur, somewhere high up like Quito, Ecuador.

[destinedtodave]

hmm...perhaps Jericho. It was first settled in 9000 BC.

Jericho - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

That said, I believe the bulk of humanity will have merged with artificial intelligence before we see 2100 so I don't think there will be a need for cities, at least in the traditional, physical sense.

[gameguy56]

Pittsburgh!

Surrounded by rivers and farmable land, it's gonna be around for a while...

[RuralCoastalGuy]

Rome.........................

[New City V]

One of those nearer to the bottom yellow arrow ...