Describe the biggest cities in your state in five words or less (hotels, houses)

[jetsfan16]

Top 10 cities in South Carolina:

1. Charleston- Holy City with heavy tourism
2. Columbia- Capital with a university
3. North Charleston- Hub of commerce and airport
4. Mount Pleasant- Fast-growing haven of northeast
5. Rock Hill- Charlotte’s brother with more space
6. Greenville- Classy town with green space
7. Summerville- Eventual center of Lowcountry
8. Goose Creek- Most people forget it’s a town
9. Hilton Head Island- Upper middle class tourism hub
10. Sumter- Air Force hub, little going

Myrtle Beach is 14th. Lower middle class tourism hub.

What about your state?

[BostonBornMassMade]

Took a different approach:

Boston- historic, diverse, cold, compact, triple-decker

Worcester- ugly, hilly, cold, boring, microcosm

Springfield- ghetto, suburban, Puerto Rican, Different, dead

Cambridge- progressive, density, colleges, restaurants, fun

Lowell-gritty, Mills, improved, Cambodian, northernness

Brockton-violent, dorchester, affordable, declining, Black

Lynn-improving, Sin,diverse, beach, alternative

New Bedford-historic, crime, changing, concrete, Providence

Quincy- underrated, proximity, Asian,affordable, highways

Fall River-old, Portuguese, unappealing, townie, poverty

Didn’t of Maryland because the only two places I e been that felt like cities and not random planned suburbs were Baltimore and Annapolis. I hear Frederick is a city though.

[citidata18]

Atlanta - A city in a forest

[Citykid3785]

Atlanta - green, hilly, friendly, diverse, sunny
Savannah - romantic, inexpensive, charming, european, walkable

[Champ le monstre du lac]

Burlington - Collegetown, yuppies, tourists, the lake, beautiful.

Winooski - dumpy, tiny, milltown, somewhat urban

Montpelier - cute, charming, mountain, river, valley

Barre - Granite, heroin, Vermont's armpit.

Rutland - Losing population, strip malls.

Brattleboro - Hippies, heroin, beer, crunchy, organic.

[g500]

Pennsylvania
Philadelphia - international, colonial, hyper-urban (claustrophobic), gritty, skyscrapers
Pittsburgh - steel, hilly, pro-sports-oriented, bridges/rivers, industrial
Allentown - underknown, valley, residential, blue collar, near Philly suburbia
Harrisburg - bureaucratic, gritty, near Hershey, river, centralized
Lancaster - Amish, manure-smelling, commonly mispronounced, trendy, agricultural
Scranton - The Office, declining, poor, coal, polka
Reading - pagoda, old, rowhouses, Hispanic, commonly mispronounced
Erie - lake, snow, more snow, cheap, far
York - agricultural, country, old, rowhouses, hip hop
State College - academic, football, yuppie, mountainous, rural

Edit: I hope someone else does PA too!

[Texamichiforniasota]

1. Los Angeles- Big, diverse, traffic, beaches, restaurants.

2. San Diego- Slower paced, beaches, great weather.

3. San Jose- Wealthy, tech centered, suburban.

4. San Francisco- Tech, wealth, banking, beautiful, urban.

5. Fresno- Agriculture based, Central Valley, quiet

6. Sacramento- State Capital, decent midsize city

7. Long Beach- Fun tourist attractions, decent downtown.

8. Oakland- Gentrifying, NorCal Black Cultural heart

9. Bakersfield- Oil, rednecks, cheap living

10. Anaheim- Tourists, Disneyland, hotels.

[dontbelievehim]

Los Angeles - has it all, overcrowded, and pricey
San Diego - LA's little brother, still underrated
San Jose - great weather and location, overpriced
San Francisco - scenic and dense, our Paris
Fresno positive spin: best athletes. Cheap. Our Denver
Fresno negative spin: overgrown college-ag town, improving
Sacramento - most underrated, the flat Cincinnati.
Long Beach - dense socal town. Very polluted.
Oakland - second city of NorCal, Hyphy
Bakersfield - cheap, dusty, cowboy central, improving
Anaheim - part San Jose, part orlando

[g500]

Pennsylvania
Philadelphia - international, colonial, hyper-urban (claustrophobic), gritty, cosmopolitan
Pittsburgh - hilly, pro-sports-oriented, homey, industrial, well-known
Allentown - underknown, located in a valley, residential, blue collar, near Philly suburbia
Harrisburg - bureaucratic, gritty, near Hershey, not radioactive lol, central
Lancaster - Amish, manure-smelling, commonly mispronounced, trendy, agricultural
Scranton - The Office, declining, poor, coal, polka
Reading - pagoda, old, rowhouses, Hispanic, commonly mispronounced
Erie - lake, snow, more snow, cheap, far
York - agricultural, country, old, rowhouses, hip hop
State College - academic, football, yuppie, mountainous, rural

Edit: I hope someone else does PA too!

[TheTimidBlueBars]

Nevada

Las Vegas: this, city, does, not, exist

Reno: outdoorsy, rural-minded, hipster, gritty, changing

Carson City: depressed, expensive, hemmed-in, artsy, historic

Elko: mining, isolated, flashy, conservative, boots

Fallon: western, cowboy, wide, hinterlands, lonely