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During these troubled times, Tina Turner isn’t the only one who needs a hero. Many of America’s greatest cities are at risk of becoming modern-day Gothams. Estately analyzed the largest cities in the U.S. to determine which were most in peril.
Seattle awoke this morning to learn its existing nicknames of “Jet City” and “Emerald City” simply aren’t cutting it. Both Knute Berger of Crosscut and John Cook of GeekWire declared Seattle needs a more modern nickname better reflecting the city’s true identity. But is a new moniker really necessary?
No doubt, in recent weeks you’ve considered moving someplace warm. Perhaps this occurred to you while shoveling your driveway for the 37th time this week, or possibly after a near miss from falling gutter icicle.
From geography and politics to economy and lifestyle, every U.S. state is different, but each has surprising similarities with at least one other country. We at Estately crunched big numbers and did some important science stuff to determine the foreign country that has the most in common with each U.S. state.
