Us Cities
16 entries in the Us Cities compendium.
San Jose, CaliforniaCapital of Silicon ValleySanta Fe, New MexicoOldest state capital in the U.S., founded in 1610.Savannah, GeorgiaGeorgia's first city, a historic port and cultural gem.Shreveport, LouisianaLouisiana city founded at Red River's navigable point.Sioux Falls, South DakotaThe most populous city in South Dakota, where the falls shaped history.Spokane, WashingtonEconomic and cultural hub of the Inland Northwest.Springfield, IllinoisCapital of Illinois and longtime home of Abraham Lincoln.St. Augustine, FloridaOldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the contiguous U.S.Stockton, CaliforniaInland seaport and logistics hub founded during the California Gold Rush.Tallahassee, FloridaCapital of Florida, college town, and historic center of government.Tampa, FloridaMajor Gulf Coast city and county seat of Hillsborough County.Toledo, OhioMajor Midwest trade center and fifth-busiest Great Lakes port.Topeka, KansasCapital of Kansas and site of landmark desegregation case.Trenton, New JerseyCapital of New Jersey and brief U.S. capital.Tucson, ArizonaSecond-largest city in Arizona, founded as a Spanish presidio in 1775.Tulsa, OklahomaSecond-most-populous city in Oklahoma; historic oil hub.
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