10

• Population: 1 000 536
• State: California
• Founded: 1777

S en José is a very important city for the USA. Although it has long been behind the back of its great neighbor San Francisco, today it has come to the fore in innovative technologies, as well as the development and implementation of new technology projects.

9

• Population: 1 197 816
• State: Texas
• Founded: 1841

D allas is a large city in the state of Texas. Situated on the Trinity River. The city was laid out by John Neely Bryan in 1841. There are several versions of who Dallas is named after: in honor of the eleventh vice president of the United States, his father or son. While historians argue, the city grows and prospers. At present, it has grown so much that it has merged with nearby cities, forming a huge metropolis, which occupies an honorable ninth place among the largest cities in the United States.

8

• Population: 1 345 895
• State: California
• Founded: 1769

S an Diego is a city in the very southwest of the United States (just 24 km north of the Mexican border), the administrative center of San Diego County in the state of California, the second most populous city in California and the eighth largest city in the United States.

7

• Population: 1 409 019
• State: Texas
• Founded: 1718

With an Antonio - a city in which mingled different cultures and traditions, while each of them has retained its uniqueness. Lots of attractions and places of amazing beauty. Various festivals and carnivals are constantly held in the city.

6

• Population: 1 513 367
• State: Arizona
• Founded: 1868

Phoenix is ​​the capital of the state of Arizona. Currently, many companies are operating in this US city that are engaged in the production of high-tech and telecommunications equipment and devices. For example, Intel has built 3 factories that produce chips.

5

• Population: 1 553 165
• State: Pennsylvania
• Founded: 1682

Philadelphia is one of the oldest cities in the United States, the fifth largest city in the country and the most populated city state of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia is one of the largest industrial, financial and cultural centers in the United States. Throughout its history, it has been considered one of the most multi-ethnic cities in America: Italian and Irish, Eastern European and Asian communities have lived side by side with the city's large black population, many of whom are descendants of those who fled here during the civil war between North and South.

4

• Population: 2 195 914
• State: Texas
• Founded: 1836

Houston is the fourth largest city in the United States, the administrative center of Harris County, in southeast Texas. It is a major economic and business center of the country, also famous for its cultural life. After the famous Broadway in New York, here is the largest theater district in the United States, which includes Opera theatre, symphony hall and others.

3

• Population: 2 718 782
• State: Illinois
• Founded: 1795

Chicago is the largest city in the Midwestern United States. It is located on the shores of Lake Michigan in northeastern Illinois. The Calumet and Chicago Rivers flow through Chicago, and there is a canal nearby that connects the Mississippi to the Great Lakes. Chicago is the economic, industrial, cultural and transportation capital of the Midwest. AT last years Chicago has acquired the status of one of the world's financial centers. Chicago got its name from the Native American word "shikaakwa", which translates as "wild lily".

2

• Population: 3 884 307
• State: California
• Founded: 1781

Los Angeles is the largest city in California and the second most populous city in the United States. The Big Orange is deservedly considered the "capital" of US cinema, several of the largest film studios are located in the LA area, including Paramount Pictures, 20th Century Fox, Sony Pictures, Warner Bros., Universal Pictures and Walt Disney Studios.

1

• Population: 8 405 837
• State:
• Founded: 1624

New York is the largest city in the United States. For many centuries it was one of the main centers in the world of trade and finance. New York is rated as the world's alpha city for its global influences in media, politics, education, entertainment and fashion. New York is the main center of foreign affairs, the headquarters of the United Nations is located here. The "Big Apple" is New York City's most famous nickname, originating in the 1920s. According to one version, the connection of the "apple" with New York appeared due to the fact that the first tree planted by the first settlers, which gave fruit, was an apple tree. Therefore, the "apple" has become a symbol of New York.

Less than 150 thousand inhabitants, but what a rich culture - beautiful streets and alleys, stunning architecture, historical monuments, large parks, many cafes and cozy restaurants.

As it turned out, not only famous and big cities have something to offer avid travelers. We were convinced of this by looking closely at the top ten.

15. Naples, Florida

The city has very beautiful white sand beaches where you can sunbathe. I would especially like to highlight Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park. Other things to do in this prestigious southwest Florida city include the Golf Resor, shopping, and an eco-tour where you can spot spotted dolphins on the high seas.

14. Santa Barbara, California

The city, located on the Central Coast of California, is historically surrounded by the Santa Ynez Mountains. The city itself is reminiscent of the French Riviera.

13. Laguna Beach, California

Laguna Beach is famous for its beaches. Nature lovers can go hiking at Laguna Coast Wilderness Park or go underwater at Crystal Cove State Park.

12. Taos, New Mexico

The city is located on the western slopes of the Sangre de Cristo mountains.

Don't miss Taos Pueblo, an ancient Indian community and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

11. Napa, California

Taste dishes in local pubs, go to the Opera House, take a walk along the river, taste local wines.

10. Newport, Rhode Island

A short drive from Boston is Newport, which impresses with its historical sights. Book your trip to Newport early as it hosts jazz and folk festivals during the summer.

9. Asheville, North Carolina

The city lies in the center of the Blue Ridge, at the confluence of the Swannanoa River and the French Broad River.

8. Carmel-by-the-Sea, California

Carmel-by-the-Sea is known as one of the most romantic cities in the country. What is its architecture, expansive beaches and small shops hidden in small cottages.

7. Sedona, Arizona

Stunning Sedona is considered a must-see for tourists. During the day you can explore its red monoliths, pine forests and canyons. The city is worth visiting art galleries. Enjoy the expanse of the starry sky at night.

6. Telluride, Colorado

This is a part of the real Wild West, unique in its beauty and picturesque landscapes. This resort is located quite far from Denver, which, of course, will appeal to every lover of secluded relaxation in peace and quiet.

The old town with stylized wooden houses is located in the valley, and at an altitude of 1000 meters there is a ski village.

5. Savannah, Georgia

Located on the Atlantic coast, the city is wonderful from a tourist point of view: old buildings, numerous squares, the Savannah River embankment, shady and calm streets.

4. Aspen, Colorado

The most prestigious and international ski resort in the USA. A Victorian-style city nestled in the picturesque Roaring Fork valley, with huge amount restaurants, shops and plenty of activities besides skiing. Festivals and numerous concerts are constantly held here - in a word, this is a real resort with excellent shopping and a rich rhythm of life.

3. Park City, Utah

Park City is known for its ski resorts and for hosting the Sundance International Film Festival every year. The number of tourists in the city significantly exceeds the number of permanent residents.

2. Santa Fe, New Mexico

The "City of Holy Faith" is not only the highest mountain capital of the state, but also one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in America. East of the city lies the territory of the Santa Fe National Forest, surrounding the wilderness of Peco (Pecos) with several mountain peaks up to 3658 meters high and dozens of hiking trails.

1. Charleston, South Carolina

Charleston is very good for tourism. Here you can combine walks in the old city, shopping in shops, excursions to places of military glory or to nearby plantations, fresh seafood dinners in local restaurants and a lazy beach holiday by the ocean.

We have all heard about large American cities where life does not stop for a minute: about New York, sparkling with glass skyscrapers and about Los Angeles, a city where the dreams of talented young people come true, about sleepless Chicago and bustling Miami, about gambling Las Vegas and business Washington. They are visited mainly by tourists and business people, and few people want to live in these cities that are always “running” somewhere. We offer those who want to stay to live in the USA to see completely different cities of the country, so to speak " one-story America”, in which the quiet and measured life of ordinary Americans takes place, who have found their futuristic world or simply fled from the bustle of the city. Here they are, 10 cities in the United States that are ideal for meeting old age with dignity.

• Where: Arizona

This city is for nature lovers and connoisseurs of intense cultural life. Once (Prescott) was the main city of Arizona. Now it is an ordinary American town with a population of about 44 thousand. It is located in the Bradshaw Mountains, which is why the climate here is mild: summers are hot, and in winter the temperature rarely drops below 10 ° C. A special attraction of the city are its buildings built in the Victorian style. Why choose Prescott as the best place to live? Its wealth is the most interesting history of the city. In addition, you will enjoy the low housing prices in Prescott.

• Where: Florida

Yes. Yes, exactly (Venice). America also has its own city on the canals, named after the famous Italian Venice. It is located in Florida, on the Gulf of Mexico. The houses of the city also stand on the rivers and canals, and they are built in the same style as the houses in Italy, in the style of the Renaissance. Along with water, a quiet and measured life of the townspeople flows here. And the apartments are rented (sold) at affordable prices. Well, if you like relaxing by the water, then you should definitely come here to live: clean beaches, green parks, sports grounds where you can play tennis or golf.

• Where: Florida

An ancient city in the USA, very cozy, thoroughly saturated with history. This (St. Augustine), the first of the cities that the Europeans founded. Although it is very small, it has many historical monuments and attractions: the oldest stone fort in the United States, Castillo de San Marcos, an ancient, well-preserved, wooden school, which will be 300 years old this year, the magnificent Fountain of Youth park Ponce de Leon, the navigator who first set foot on this land. Usually hundreds of tourists come to this cute town, because there is something to see. Therefore, you can safely open your own travel company in St. Augustine (if you have skills in such a business) and start making money.

• Where: South Carolina

Here it is, a typical "one-story" American town with a population of only 12 thousand people. White houses of pre-war architecture on a picturesque island! (Beaufort) is listed on the Register of Historic Cities in the United States. This American town has repeatedly become the object of Hollywood cinema (for example, Forest Gump was filmed in Beaufort). This is a city that often hosts various festivals (for example, international cinema), exhibitions are organized contemporary artists, american football and basketball sports. A wonderful calm town.

• Where: South Carolina

For those who love the sun, the ocean and golden sand, those who are tired of city noise, but cannot live without the possibilities of a big city, we suggest paying attention to the town (Myrtle Beach). It will be more comfortable here for those who cannot stand the cold. There are only 30 thousand people in the city. And the rest are visitors, those Americans who want to bask in the sun and swim. The city itself is big, but not noisy. All life is seething on the main street, built up with hotels, boutiques and restaurants (that's where the tourists are). A little away from her, and you will find yourself in a real countryside with low private houses, which are inexpensive.

• Where: Texas

The city (Abilene) is slightly larger in population than the previous cities on our list, but the cost of living in the city is 12% below the average for all of America. It is located in an agricultural region and is also a center for oil production. In it you can get higher education, because there are 3 universities. Abilene is being actively built and developed: there is a zoo, many recreation parks, sports and entertainment centers. Every year, the city hosts an entertaining West Texas Fair, the favorite competitions of the people of Texas are the rodeo and many other interesting things. So you won't be bored.

• Where: Texas

The sleepless capital of Texas is a big city of great opportunities (Austin). Why do we recommend it? The fact is that although Austin is not really a small city, it does not have the famous Texas shootouts and Texas Rangers (this is how we imagine Texas). The city has a low crime rate! And he became famous as a city of live music (in almost all cultural institutions, clubs, restaurants, pubs, musicians play country, jazz, blues and rock and roll). In the most prosperous and safe city in America, real entertainment and a reckless life await you!

• Where: Idaho

The real American province is the city (Boise). The nickname "City of Trees" "stuck" to it. It is really very green, located at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Unlike other big cities in the US, it does not have entertainment and great opportunities, but it is quiet and safe here. Needless to say, Boise has the lowest crime rate in all states, there are no criminal gangs and gangs (for example, in a city with 250 thousand people, only one murder was committed in 2014!). Boise is a college town with a high education rate (41% of residents have a college degree). There are many places for active sports: there is a ski resort, great opportunities for cycling, swimming, kayaking, rafting. In general, a great place for a quiet life and raising children.

palm springs

• Where: California

An oasis in the middle of the desert, a city with luxury hotels and wide golf courses palm springs(Palm Springs) - a real "Mecca" for the elderly, a city where you can adequately spend the rest of your days. Here 350 sunny days in a year! It is all planted with palm trees, and is also famous in America for its mineral springs. Just imagine what beautiful parks there are with lakes where swans swim and pink flamingos roam! World celebrities, movie stars and wealthy pensioners love to relax in Palm Springs.

Salt Lake City

• Where: Utah

City located in a picturesque area Salt Lake City(Salt Lake City) - just a great place to live in the USA. It is located on the shores of the Great Salt Lake, surrounded by mountains. This is the religious center of the Mormons, the Church of the Modern Saints of Jesus Christ, in which people spend most of their money on charity. Salt Lake City - the city of the "white" Olympics in 2002. In winter, you can go skiing from the mountains, and in summer you can go cycling through the canyons or go rock climbing. It boasts of its unusual architecture and wonderful places full of historical sights. This is safe city, with a low crime rate in the country, the areas of which are well patrolled and guarded by police. And all because the inhabitants of the city are very law-abiding and restrained. When it comes to buying real estate, it is one of the most favorable cities in America.

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Cities, like , can be classified according to various criteria: area, population, population density.
This ranking represents the United States based on population. Note that the list includes - one large city, which includes nearby settlements.
So, in front of you are the ten largest cities. (According to ISTAT data as of July 1, 2011)

1 New York (New York City) - 8.24 million people

State: New York
Founded in 1624
Population of the agglomeration: 20.6 million people
New York, nicknamed the Big Apple, is a diverse, tireless, multiethnic, contrasting, cultural city of America. Skyscrapers are the main difference between New York and other US cities. Here are the Statue of Liberty - a symbol of all America, 38 theaters, many shopping centers, thousands of architectural monuments, parks and nightclubs.

2 Los Angeles - 3.82 million people

California State
Founded in 1781
Population of the agglomeration: 17.7 million people
The largest city in California, covering an area of ​​over 1200 sq. km, and with the surrounding area its area increases by almost 8 times, once it was a small village. Only 44 inhabitants stood at the origins of the huge city: Spaniards, conquistodors, several Mexicans, African Americans and Indians. And now the city of Angels is a city with a diverse culture and customs.

3 Chicago (Chicago) - 2.71 million people

State: Illinois
Founded in 1795
Population of the agglomeration: 9.7 million people
The city of winds, which has the status of a criminal center in the United States - Chicago is one of the major financial centers in the United States after, of course, New York. But the transport hub - Chicago - is the largest not only in the United States, but throughout North America. The skyscraper Willis Tower (height - 443 m), which is the largest building in the United States, is located here.

4 Houston - 2.15 million people

State: Texas
Founded in 1836
Population of the agglomeration: 6.1 million people
Houston is the American gateway to the sky - here is the space mission control center. Lyndon Jones. Houston is a city with a highly developed economy. The port of the city is one of the ten ports in the world, with the largest cargo turnover. Houston offers its guests to taste the culinary tastes of various peoples in national cuisine restaurants, of which there are 11 thousand in Houston.

State: Pennsylvania
Founded in 1682
Population of the agglomeration: 5.8 million people
The cradle of America's independence, the capital of the rebel colonies. Both the Declaration of Independence and the first US Constitution were adopted and signed in this city.

6 Phoenix (Phoenix) - 1.47 million people

State: Arizona
Founded in 1868
Population of the agglomeration: 3.7 million people
Valley of the Sun or Phoenix - acquired the status of a city relatively recently - in 1881. Currently, it is a city in which high-tech sectors of the economy are developed. For example, there are 3 factories for the production of Intel chips.

7 San Antonio (City of San Antonio) - 1.35 million people

State: Texas
Founded in 1718
Population of the agglomeration: 2.1 million people
San Antonio is a symbiosis of American and Mexican cultures, it is a bilingual population and the flavor of national customs. The city is full of national Mexican symbols and is happy to pamper the tourist with the national dishes of Mexico.

8 San Diego - 1.32 million people

California State
Founded in 1769
Population of the agglomeration: 2.9 million people
Homeland of the Kumeya Indian tribe. The San Diego Zoo is the largest zoo in the world, perhaps the main attraction of one of the largest cities in California.

9 Dallas - 1.22 million people

State: Texas
Founded in 1841
Population of the agglomeration: 6.3 million people
The main attraction of Dallas is a building located on Elm Street. From this building in 1963, assassin Lee Harvey Oswald shot at John F. Kennedy.

10 San Jose - 9.67 million people

California State
Founded in 1777
Population of the agglomeration: 2 million people
Currently, San Jose is even considered the unofficial capital of California. Here are the offices of the largest companies producing computer hardware and software.
It is not difficult to see that New York, Los Angeles and Chicago took the leading places in the ranking both without agglomerations and with them. Most major US cities are located in California and Texas.

The United States of America (USA) is one of the largest countries in the world. In terms of territory, it ranks 4th after Russia, Canada and China. The state consists of 50 subjects: 49 administrative units - states and Colombia, which is recognized as a federal district. It is in Colombia that the main capital center of the country is located. The USA also includes 14 islands. Each state of America has its own capital, but not every capital is a major city in the area. There are 295 cities in America. We present only the most big cities.

About America in general

There are many big cities in the USA. Washington, the state capital, is located on the Potomac River. The place for the capital was chosen in 1790 by the first President of the United States, George Washington. There are many historical places in Washington DC. The biggest and most high building- The Capitol with the House of Representatives and the Senate. In Washington, you will not see skyscrapers, since no other buildings should be higher than the Capitol.

New York is the largest city and seaport in the United States, located at the mouth of the Hudson River. The city was founded by the Dutch. An interesting fact is that Manhattan - the center of New York - was bought by the Dutch from local Indians for $ 24. It was the most profitable business deal in the history of the United States. Today New York is known as the city of skyscrapers. There are many other interesting places in New York: Rockefeller Center, Central Park, Times Square, shopping districts and the United Nations building. On Broadway, in Manhattan, Columbia University is one of the largest universities in America.

Boston is another major US city. It belongs to the first cities that were built on the Atlantic coast of the country. It is an important port, financial and cultural center. It has three universities.

The second largest after New York, Chicago is one of the largest industrial cities in the United States.

Los Angeles, California - centers of modern industry. Not far from Los Angeles is Hollywood, the center of the American film industry.

There are very many large cities in the USA. Washington, the capital of the United States of America, is situated on the Potomac River. The place for the capital was chosen by the first President - George Washington. Washington has many historical places. The largest and highest among the buildings is the Capitol with its great House of Representatives and the Senate chamber. In Washington you can't see any sky-scrapers because no other building must be higher than the Capitol.

New York is the largest city and the biggest sea-port in the USA, which is located in the mouth of the Hudson River. This city was founded by the Dutch. It is interesting to know that Manhattan Island - the central part of New York - was bought from the local Indians by the Dutch for 24 dollars. That is considered the most profitable commercial deal in the US history. Today Manhattan is the heart of business and commercial life of the country. Today New York is the city known by its skyscrapers. There are many other places of interest in New York: Central Park, Times Square, Rockefeller Centre, the shopping districts and the United Nations Building. In Manhattan, at Broadway, there is Columbia University, one of the biggest universities of the USA.

Boston is another large city of the USA, one of the first cities built on the Atlantic coast of America. It is an important port and a financial and cultural centre. There are three universities in it.

The second largest city after New York is Chicago. It is one of the biggest industrial cities in the USA.

Los Angeles, in California, is the center of modern industries. Near Los Angeles there is Hollywood, the center of the US film industry.

List of largest cities in the United States

• Aurora - Aurora, Illinois IL
• Alexandria Alexandria, Virginia VA
• Albuquerque - Albuquerque, NM
• Anchorage - Anchorage, Alaska AK
• Annapolis (Capital of Maryland MD)
• Arvada - Arvada, Colorado CO
• Atlanta - Atlanta (Capital of Georgia GA)
• Atlantic City - Atlantic City (New Jersey NJ)
• Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland MD
• Bâton Rouge - Baton Rouge (State capital of Louisiana LA)
• Burlington - Burlington, Vermont VT
• Billings Billings, Montana MT
• Binghamton - Binghamton, New York, NY
• Birmingham - Birmingham, Alabama AL
• Bismarck Bismarck (North Dakota State Capital ND)
• Bloomington - Bloomington, Minnesota MN
• Boise Boise (Capital of Idaho ID)
• Boston — Boston (Capital of Massachusetts MA)
• Boulder - Boulder, Colorado CO
• Bridgeport Bridgeport, Connecticut CT
• Buffalo - Buffalo, New York State NY
• Washington - Washington Capital of the United States (District of Columbia DC)
• Virginia Beach - Virginia Beach (Virginia VA)
• Harrisburg Harrisburg (State Capital of Pennsylvania PA)
• Honolulu - Honolulu (Hawaii State Capital HI)
• Grand Forks - Grand Forks, North Dakota ND
• Greensboro - Greensboro, North Carolina NC
• Grand Rapids - Grand Rapids, Michigan MI
• Davenport - Davenport, Iowa IA
• Dallas - Dallas, Texas TX
• Durham - Durham (North Carolina NC)
• Denver Denver (Capital of Colorado CO)
• Des Moines - Des Moines (Capital of Iowa IA)
• Detroit - Detroit (Capital of Michigan MI)
• Jackson - Jackson (Mississippi State Capital MS)
• Jacksonville - Jacksonville, Florida FL
• Jersey City - Jersey City (New Jersey NJ)
• Joliet (Illinois IL)
• Juneau - Juneau (Alaska AK)
• Jefferson City State Capital (Missouri MO)
• Dover (Capital of Delaware DE)
• Indianapolis - Indianapolis (Capital of Indiana IN)
• Kansas City Kansas City (MO)
• Carson City (Nevada State Capital NV)
• Columbus - Columbus (Capital of Ohio OH)
• Columbia Columbia (State Capital of South Carolina SC)
• Colorado Springs - Colorado Springs (CO)
• Concord - Concord (State Capital of New Hampshire NH)
• Las Vegas - Las Vegas (Nevada NV)
• Las Cruces - Las Cruces, New Mexico NM
• Lexington - Lexington, Kentucky KY
• Lincoln - Lincoln (capital of Nebraska NE)
• Little Rock - Little Rock (capital of Arkansas AR)
• Los Angeles - Los Angeles, California CA
• Louisville Louisville, Kentucky KY
• Madison - Madison (capital of Wisconsin WI)
• Manchester - Manchester (New Hampshire NH)
• Miami - Miami (Florida FL)
• Memphis - Memphis, Tennessee TN
• Milwaukee - Milwaukee, Wisconsin WI
• Minneapolis - Minneapolis, Minnesota MN
• Mobile - Mobile, Alabama AL
• Montgomery - Montgomery (capital of Alabama AL)
• Montpelier - Montpelier (capital of the state of Vermont VT)
• Nashville - Nashville (capital of Tennessee TN)
• New Orleans- New Orleans(Louisiana LA)
• Newark Newark, New Jersey NJ
• New York - New York (NY)
• Norfolk Norfolk, Virginia VA
• Newport News Newport News, Virginia VA
• Augusta - Augusta (capital of Maine ME)
• Ogden, Utah UT
• Oklahoma City - Oklahoma City (capital of Oklahoma OK)
• Albany - Albany, New York NY
• Olympia - (Washington State Capital WA)
• Omaha - Omaha, Nebraska NE
• Orlando - Orlando, Florida FL
• Austin - Austin (capital of Texas TX)
• Pierre
• Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PA
• Portland Portland, Maine ME
• Portland - Portland, Oregon OR
• Providence - Providence (capital of Rhode Island RI)
• Provo - Provo, Utah UT
• Pueblo - Pueblo, Colorado CO
• Richmond - Richmond (capital of Virginia VA)
• Rockford - Rockford, Illinois IL
• Raleigh - (state capital of North Carolina NC)
• Rochester - Rochester, New York, NY
• Sacramento - Sacramento (California CA state capital)
• Salem - Salem (capital of Oregon OR)
• San Antonio - San Antonio, Texas TX
• San Diego - San Diego, California CA
• Santa Fe - Santa Fe (NM state capital)
• San Francisco - San Francisco, California CA
• San Jose - San Jose, California CA
• Centennial (Colorado CO)
• Saint Louis - Saint Louis, Missouri MO
• Saint Paul - Saint Paul (capital of Minnesota MN)
• Cedar Rapids - Cedar Rapids, Iowa IA
• Sioux Falls - Sioux Falls (South Dakota SD)
• Syracuse - Syracuse, New York NY
• Seattle - Seattle, Washington WA
• Salt Lake City - Salt Lake City (capital of Utah UT)
• Schenectady, Schenectady, New York, NY
• Springfield - Springfield (capital of Illinois IL)
• Sioux-City - Sioux City, Iowa IA
• Sioux Falls - Sioux Falls (South Dakota SD)
• Tallahassee - Tallahassee (capital of Florida FL)
• Tampa - Tampa, Florida FL
• Topeka, Kansas KS
• Trenton - Trenton (capital of New Jersey NJ)
• Wheeling - Wheeling, West Virginia WV
• Wilmington - Wilmington, Delaware DE
• Wilmington - Wilmington, North Carolina NC
• Wichita - Wichita, Kansas KS
• Warren Warren, Michigan MI
• Wayne (Michigan MI)
• Fargo Fargo, North Dakota ND
• Fayetteville - Fayetteville, North Carolina NC
• Philadelphia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PA
• Phoenix - Phoenix, Arizona AZ
• Flint Flint, Michigan MI
• Fort Wayne - Fort Wayne, Indiana IN
• Frankfort - Frankfort (capital of Kentucky KY)
• Huntsville - Huntsville, Alabama AL
• Hartford - Hartford (Capital of Connecticut CT)
• Helena - Helena (capital of the state of Montana MT)
• Hilo Hilo, Hawaii HI
• Houston Houston, Texas TX
• Hampton - Hampton, Virginia VA
• Charleston - Charleston (capital of West Virginia WV)
• Chicago—Chicago, Illinois IL
• Cheyenne - Cheyenne (capital of Wyoming WY)
• Charlotte - Charlotte, North Carolina NC
• Evansville - Evansville, Indiana IN
• Ann Arbor - Ann Arbor, Michigan MI
• Eugene - Eugene, Oregon OR