Been a while since I created a thread, eh? Anyways, the rules are pretty simple - you post what your current hometown is well-known for. My city, Fall River, is well known for: the Lizzie Borden axe-murders in 1892. the Braga Bridge, completed in 1965. the Government Center, made during the Brutalist architecture era. the Heritage State Park and Battleship Cove. Durfee High School. Being crime-infested (and just being a bad city in general). it's textile mills.
Don't forget that it's overpopulated as fuck and the most common car there is either a Crown Vic, Sienna or Prius.
Sydney is known for its spectacular opera house, and the fact that it is upside down. London is known for being full of tea, and the big ben.
Cincinnati, Ohio -Having the third most pizza shops per capita (behind New York and Chicago) -Having the largest unused subway network in the world -Being awful -Home to both GE Aviation and P&G -Is the "Chili Home of the World" by having the most chili restaurants per capita on the planet -Is sister city to both New Taipei and Munich -Being terrible -Home to "Newsradio 700 WLW", which in the 1930's, was the most powerful broadcast station in the world at 500,000 watts of power. At night, it could be heard in Germany. It is now one of the US's 50 most powerful stations at the legal limit of 50,000 watts of power.
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Home to North Americas largest mall (size equivalent to 48 city blocks.) Northernmost North American city with a population over one million. Wayne Gretskys hockey glory days Edmonton was the home of Wop May – a famous bush pilot who fought the Red Baron in his last dogfight in World War I. Sister cities with Nashville.