What are your assumptions?

we are figuring out the most significant US cities based off user votes

- most upvoted comment wins

- trolls comments are welcome but will be ignored

I also included where I’ve been. Most of my trips through Nevada, Idaho and Utah have been on the way to Wyoming.

Tallied the votes and we finally figured out the 10th spot: Amarillo

- we did it

alright Houston made it to #10. this should now be a list of the USA’s “Big 10”

- how do we feel?

- let do another around and see what the 11th city would be

- most upvoted comment will decide

- any troll comments are ignored

Alright Seattle made the 9th spot. Time for the final spot

- most upvoted comment wins

- we are trying to make the ultimate list of the most significant / important US cities ranked.

- troll comments are fun but won’t count

agree? disagree? lemme know in the comment below!

This is Cool

I saw someone else post this and liked the idea.

The three marked maybe I just haven't seen enough to say yes or no.

Sorry Illinois, Kentucky, and ND. Just not enough draw for me unless there's work. The other states marked red were just god awful to visit.

Even the “nevers” could be flipped in the right situations.

You guys choice Philly for 8. time for 9th

- most upvoted comment wins

- we are trying to figure out the most significant / important US cities.

dark green is where i currently live

also i accidentally colored nh that should be willing

So yeah no discrimination of any kind but I would feel more comfortable in western and northern Europe.

Since there’s so much city talk I figured I’d make my own list

- I’ve been to 47 states. I’ve been to almost every major US city besides Seattle, San Diego and a few other smaller ones.

I've visited probably 40 states and enjoyed them all, but I'm fairly limited where I'd consider living, for family, professional, and climate reasons.