The largest CITIES in the USA summarized – Part 1 (Geography Now!)

We just finished filming the next few episodes today so while we are in post-production editing the next country, Many of you requested this topic for filler week so here it is! PART 1 of the Largest cities PER STATE summarized! Birmingham Alabama to Kansas city Missouri. Enjoy!

Phoenix is actually located on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Reservation, which is made of two different Native American tribes: the Pima, and the Maricopa. There are several Apache tribes with one reservation located in northeastern Arizona, encompassing the Navajo reservation, not in the state’s capital metropolitan area.

Wilmington Delaware
There idiots mudders jack asses or smart people live any were else in the state

Miami is definitely not the most populous city in FL its Jacksonville

You were wrong about Indianapolis, everyone who doesn't farm lives there

I live in Wisconsin

Woooooo Boise my home town ( never say Boize or ask for no fry sauce you will get shamed)

Atlanta, home of at least part of like all the Marvel movies, 1/3 of the rap game, and Coca-Cola. We’re also the not-so-proud owners of a blown 28-3 lead in the Super Bowl. At least our soccer team is good.

Jacksonville is larger than Miami, (sorry I'm from jax slightly biased)

Miami is not the largest city in Florida, Jacksonville is.

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A lot of New Orleans buildings are actually Spanish inspired because many were rebuilt after a big fire in the 1800s and LA was under Spanish control

Bra Bridgeport is straight up the hood

I live in Connecticut and I like it here

I'm from louisville, I call it louie-ville

Given I was born in Des Moines and lived there for 15 years until I moved. It’s really not a city that gives you much to talk about. The Iowa State Fair (one of the most well known state fairs) is held not far outside of Des Moines in Altoona. It’s pretty much boring but also interesting at the same time.

hellll yeah california chrome is at 10:10. hes one of my favorite racehorses!

I was just on vacation in LA and it takes like a half an hour to go 6 miles away

Atlanta has the busiest airport in the world

Though Kansas is flat, with the exception of the Flint Hills, it is actually the 6th flattest state in the US. Also it'd be nice if you actually had shown a picture of Wichita, but it's whatever

From Connecticut: NW: mostly wooded, a few nice towns filled with amazing people. (Most of Northern CT is like the country part of the state. Hunting, country music, all that stuff (except for Litchfield Hills)). North-Central: lots of small fields, farming, a few suburban towns that are constantly growing. NE: not much really happens there, just a few nice towns. Nothing ever makes the local news. Hartford area: XL Center and tons of restaurants and crime. About it. Southern CT: lots of beaches, not very healthy beaches though. Lots of us go to Rhode Island or Mass for beach experience. Most of the main CT cities are here (Bridgeport, New Haven.)

I live around Detroit, and I love it. The Urban decay is actually pretty cool, to look at. Its sort of post apocalyptic, centered around a pretty cool downtown, reminds me of fallout. And with the steady swarm of hipsters moving here, there's a lot more art, good food, and craft beer here. Good area for music and comedy too!

Oh ya LA

I’m from Minneapolis

Being from Baltimore, that part was so accurate

CT is a pretty bad state tbh. High taxes, shitty beaches, creepy and haunted stuff, and all of the cities are a dump. We aren't that clean and proper but we are really suburban.

Denver: Health….yeah…fanatically. Elk? Not even close…like the airport.

As far as Oahu goes the south east side is upper middle class, mostly white and Japanese

The city/middle is all Micronesians and Filipinos

And the westside/north are ethnic Hawaiians

Boise was fairly wrong here. I understand theat you haven't been there, but it is actually one of the friendliest cities.

Atlanta doesn’t have just the largest airport in the country, but the world. 🙂

From Denver, no…

2:13. Yup. We can’t survive in the cold, and yes, literally there’s nothing outside metro Phoenix for like miles!

Someone knows nothing about Portland Maine it's more like Oregon then anywhere on the East coast