Top 50 Current US City Skylines (beachfront, area, firm)
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1) NYC
2) Chicago
3) Philly
4) San Francisco
5) LA
6) Miami
7) Seattle
8) Atlanta
9) Houston
10) Pittsburgh
11) Las Vegas 12) Jersey city
13) Charlotte
14) Boston
15) Cleveland
16) Dallas
17) Detroit
18) Minneapolis
19) Austin
20) St Louis
21) Honolulu
22) Denver
23) San Diego
24) Oklahoma city
25) New Orleans
26) Jacksonville
27) Cincinnati
28) Baltimore
29) Milwaukee
30) Phoenix
I didn't feel like going all the way to 50 hahaha
Jersey City has a skyline?
News to me. Frankly, I'd say both Des Moines and Omaha (both in the Central Plains second tier, behind KC and St. Louis) top Jersey City in that department.
News to me. Frankly, I'd say both Des Moines and Omaha (both in the Central Plains second tier, behind KC and St. Louis) top Jersey City in that department.
I don't know if it deserves #12 in the country, but it definitely has a skyline: https://flic.kr/p/2axR57u.
News to me. Frankly, I'd say both Des Moines and Omaha (both in the Central Plains second tier, behind KC and St. Louis) top Jersey City in that department.
whatt??!? JC has an awesome skyline! I put it at 18-20.
New York
Chicago
Miami
San Francisco
Seattle
Honolulu
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Dallas
Boston
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Las Vegas
San Diego
Charlotte
Jersey City
Austin
Denver
News to me. Frankly, I'd say both Des Moines and Omaha (both in the Central Plains second tier, behind KC and St. Louis) top Jersey City in that department.
New York
Chicago
Miami
San Francisco
Seattle
Honolulu
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Dallas
Boston
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Las Vegas
San Diego
Charlotte
Jersey City
Austin
Denver
This is a good list. I'd probably move Charlotte higher and Houston lower, but otherwise I agree!
Not everything in the foreground here is Jersey City, right? And what's that tall one that's U/C?
All of the tall buildings are in JC. The short buildings in the foreground are in Hoboken & Weehawken, but they're not part of any "skyline."
The tallest one under construction in that photo is 99 Hudson. Completed a year or two ago. The problem with finding pics of JC's skyline is getting ones that are current. There are a couple of 40+ story buildings topped out now that aren't in that photo, and a recently-completed 72-story building up in Journal Square that would be outside the range of this photo anyway.
All of the tall buildings are in JC. The short buildings in the foreground are in Hoboken & Weehawken, but they're not part of any "skyline."
The tallest one under construction in that photo is 99 Hudson. Completed a year or two ago. The problem with finding pics of JC's skyline is getting ones that are current. There are a couple of 40+ story buildings topped out now that aren't in that photo, and a recently-completed 72-story building up in Journal Square that would be outside the range of this photo anyway.
Hard to get current photos of JC but there are some background shots on skyscrapercity.
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