Draft:Big Cities of America
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These are very big cities in America. At least one in every state and DC.
These are the Top 50 as of 2023
New York City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
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Phoenix
Philadelphia
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San Antonio
San Diego
Dallas
San Jose
Austin
Jacksonville
Fort Worth
Columbus
Indianapolis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Seattle
Denver
- Birmingham, Alabama pop. 200,073 (3rd Largest City in Alabama)
- Huntsville, Alabama pop. 215,006 (Largest City In Alabama)
- Montgomery, Alabama pop. 200,603 (2nd Largest City and Capital of Alabama)
- Anchorage, Alaska pop. 291,247 (Largest City in Alaska)
- Mesa, Arizona pop. 504,258 (3rd Largest City in Arizona)
- Phoenix, Arizona pop. 1,662,607 (Capital and Largest City in Arizona)
- Tucson, Arizona pop. 542,629 (2nd Largest City in Arizona)
- Little Rock, Arkansas pop. 202,591 (Capital and Largest City in Arkansas)
- Anaheim, California pop. 346,824 (10th Largest City in California)
- Bakersfield, California pop. 403,455 (9th Largest City in California)
- Fresno, California pop. 542,507 (5th Largest City in California)
- Irvine, California pop. 306,370 (13th Largest City in California)
- Long Beach, California pop. 466,742 (7th Largest City in California)
- Los Angeles, California pop. 3,820,914 (Capital and Largest City in California)
- Oakland, California pop. 440,642 (8th Largest City in California)
- Riverside, California pop. 314,998 (12th Largest City in California)
- Sacramento, California pop. 524,943 (6th Largest City and Capital of California)
- San Diego, California pop. 1,386,942 (2nd Largest City in California)
- San Francisco, California pop. 873,895 (4th Largest City in California)
- San Jose, California pop. 1,013,240 (3rd Largest City in California)
- Stockton, California pop. 320,804 (11th Largest City in California)
- Colorado Springs, Colorado pop. 478,961 (2nd Largest City in Colorado)
- Denver, Colorado pop. 715,522 (Largest City in Colorado)
- Bridgeport, Connecticut pop. 148,654 (Largest City in Connecticut)
- Hartford, Connecticut pop. 121,054 (2nd Largest City and Capital of Connecticut)
- Wilmington, Delaware pop. 70,898 (Largest City in Delaware)
- Jacksonville, Florida pop. 949,611 (Largest City in Florida)
- Miami, Florida pop. 442,221 (2nd Largest City in Florida)
- Orlando, Florida pop. 307,573 (4th Largest City in Florida)
- Tampa, Florida pop. 403,364 (3rd Largest City in Florida)