1. Phoenix
   Las Vegas
2. Philadelphia
   Detroit

Las Vegas, Nevada, sits in the Mojave desert. It's 4-mile-long Vegas Strip is famous for its 24-hour casinos, entertainment options and elaborate displays.

1. Phoenix
   Los Angeles
2. Billings
   Duluth

Los Angeles is the commercial, cultural and financial center of Southern California. It is a world-famous center of film and television production.

1. Tallahassee
   Buffalo
2. Franklin
   Baton Rouge

Buffalo is the second largest city in New York State and is the birthplace of non-dairy whipped topping, which is quite the claim to fame. They also have the world's oldest active fireboat, if you're in the market for looking at a fireboat.

1. Chicago
   Portland
2. New York City
   Houston

New York City is the largest city in America, with over 20 million people living in its metropolitan area. New York City also has the largest foreign-born population density of any city on Earth.

1. Miami
   Boston
2. San Francisco
   Amarillo

Boston is one of the oldest cities in America. It is located in Massachusetts.

1. Rockford
   Pomona
2. Pasadena
   Mesquite

Mesquite, Texas has a population just over 140,000 people making it one of America's 200 most populous cities and one of the top 10 named after a kind of wood. It was home to America's first air-conditioned mall, the Big Town Mall, which was torn down in 2006.

1. Austin
   New Orleans
2. Dallas
   Providence

Dallas is the ninth most populous city in the U.S., with a population of roughly 1.3 million people. It is a commercial and cultural hub.

1. Seattle
   Austin
2. Washington, D.C.
   Atlanta

Washington, D.C., is the seat of American federal government. It is part of no U.S. state and bordered by Maryland and Virginia.

1. Cleveland
   Bridgeport
2. Chula Vista
   Denver

Cleveland was named for Genera Moses Cleaveland who lost an "A" somewhere in the city's history. It's also home to the NFL franchise the Cleveland Browns whose team logo is the color orange which makes all the sense in Ohio.

1. Austin
   San Francisco
2. Denver
   Chicago

Chicago is located in the state of Illinois. It is the largest city in the Midwest.

1. San Francisco
   Portland
2. Las Vegas
   Denver

San Francisco is a small city located in Northern California. It is famously hilly and expensive to live in.

1. El Paso
   Milwaukee
2. Seattle
   Mesa

Milwaukee is the largest city in Wisconsin and is also home to more beer than you can shake a stick at. In fact, Milwaukee had over two dozen breweries established by 1856. That's a lot of extremely old beer.

1. Duluth
   Chicago
2. Baltimore
   Seattle

Baltimore is the largest city in Maryland. It is not part of any county - it's the largest independent city in America.

1. Jacksonville
   Seattle
2. Harrisburg
   Washington, D.C.

Both Amazon and Microsoft are headquartered in Seattle. This city of roughly 700,000 is located in Washington State.

1. Tucson
   Fresno
2. Albuquerque
   St. Louis

Albuquerque, New Mexico is the biggest city in all of New Mexico and was named for Francisco Fernández de la Cueva, 10th Duke of Alburquerque. Those other 9 Dukes probably feel pretty bad about things.

1. Denver
   New York City
2. Orlando
   El Paso

Denver is the capital of Colorado and a city with Old West roots. In this city, more beer is brewed daily than in any other city in the U.S.

1. New Orleans
   Atlanta
2. Portland
   Anchorage

Atlanta is the capital of Georgia and has a metropolitan area population of over 5 million people. This makes it one of the largest metropolitan areas in America.

1. Reno
   Portland
2. Butte
   Wichita

Reno, Nevada is like Las Vegas lite and features not just gambling but bowling tournaments and a balloon race. It's also home to Tesla's Gigafactory where they make batteries in what is the biggest building in the world.

1. Philadelphia
   Los Angeles
2. Salt Lake City
   Nashville

Philadelphia is located in the state of Pennsylvania. An important historic city, it still has many buildings and sites left from the days of our founding fathers.

1. San Jose
   Las Vegas
2. Philadelphia
   Detroit

San Jose, California, has a population of over 1 million, making it the tenth most populous city in America. It is surrounded by Silicon Valley's rolling hills.

1. Portland
   Houston
2. Springfield
   Albuquerque

Houston is a large metropolis in Texas. It is known for being a home to both NASA and the Houston Grand Opera.

1. New Orleans
   Honolulu
2. Cherry Hill
   Albany

New Orleans is a famous melting pot of French, African and American culture. It's famous for its live music and Mardi Gras celebration.

1. Minneapolis
   San Diego
2. Chicago
   Detroit

San Diego is a Southern California city with a population of over a million. It is famous for its year-round warm weather.

1. New York City
   Portland
2. Philadelphia
   Minneapolis

Portland is the largest city in Oregon. It is famous as a hip cultural hub with a thriving arts scene.

1. Minneapolis
   Chicago
2. Las Vegas
   Los Angeles

Minneapolis is the largest city in Minnesota and forms "The Twin Cities" with neighboring Minneapolis capital St Paul. It is known for its parks and lakes.

1. Miami
   Charlotte
2. Sedona
   San Francisco

Miami is on Florida's southeastern tip. It is famous for the South Beach neighborhood, which is home to beautiful beaches and popular nightclubs.

1. Detroit
   Jacksonville
2. Harrisburg
   San Antonio

Detroit is the largest city in Michigan. Its nickname is "Motor City."

1. Chicago
   Las Vegas
2. Indianapolis
   Nashville

Indianapolis is the largest city in Indiana. One of its nicknames is "The Crossroads of America," because it is within a day's drive of the majority of the U.S. population.

1. Charlotte
   Nashville
2. Detroit
   Seattle

Nashville is located in Tennessee. It's the home of numerous famous music venues and a historic town for country, blues and rock music.

1. Oklahoma City
   Portland
2. Cleveland
   Honolulu

Oklahoma City is the capitol and largest city of Oklahoma. It has a population of over 600,000.

1. Columbus
   Phoenix
2. Minneapolis
   Miami

Phoenix, Arizona, is the largest capital city in the country. It is the only state capital with a population exceeding one million people.

1. Memphis
   Sacramento
2. Las Vegas
   Honolulu

Honolulu is the capital and largest city of Hawaii. It is a major international business hub.

1. Las Vegas
   Seattle
2. St. Louis
   New York City

St. Louis is an independent port city in Missouri. It is the cultural and economic center of the Greater St. Louis area, which is home to over 2 million people.

1. Miami
   Phoenix
2. Los Angeles
   Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City is the capital and largest city of Utah. The headquarters of the Mormon Church can be found there.

1. Los Angeles
   San Antonio
2. Miami
   Kansas City

Kansas City is the largest city in Missouri. This city is prominent part of jazz history.