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This is just a fun little thread. Anyhow, can you name any U.S. cities, large, medium, and small sized, that have no rivers or natural bodies of navigable water.
Sturgis SD. We lived there as children and the only "river" was a concrete canal running through our neighborhood. It's been a long time, but other than ponds.... I cannot recall any large bodies of water.
I thought some of these cities listed had rivers. How about Phoenix? Does it have a river? I never thought so but I guess it could be one of those situations where the "river" is just a trickle in a large dry bed that only fills after substantial rainfall.
Whenever i see a map and see birmingham, I don't see any water around it. is that true?
and Im pretty sure Columbus is on a river
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