U.S.A. Cities

2. A city located on Oahu island, Hawaii, known for its beautiful beaches, volcanos, and unique Polynesian culture.
7. A vibrant city in Florida, famous for its sunny beaches, Latin American influence, and the Art Deco district.
8. A city in Arizona, known for its desert surroundings, warm climate, and striking red-rock formations.
9. A city in Colorado, known for its proximity to the Rocky Mountains, outdoor activities, and as the "Mile High City" because of its elevation.
10. A city in Texas, known for its space center, oil industry, and diverse culture, also home to NASA's Johnson Space Center.
13. A city in Michigan, historically known for its automobile manufacturing, Motown music, and as the comeback city revitalizing its downtown area.
14. A city in Texas, known for its live music scene, vibrant arts community, and hosting large events such as SXSW.

1. A city in Maryland, known for its charming Inner Harbor, historic ships, and as the birthplace of the Star-Spangled Banner.
3. A city in Tennessee, known as "Music City" for its thriving country music scene, historic Grand Ole Opry, and a lively downtown area.
4. The capital of the United States, known for its historic monuments, memorials, and home to the President at the White House.
5. A city in Massachusetts with a rich historical past, known for its universities, such as Harvard, and its role in the American Revolution.
6. A city in Illinois, known for its impressive architecture, deep-dish pizza, and being nicknamed "The Windy City."
8. A city in Oregon, known for its eco-friendly culture, beautiful parks, and as a hub for the arts, music, and craft beer scene.
11. A city in Washington State, known for its rainy weather, the Space Needle, and being the birthplace of Starbucks coffee.
12. A city in Georgia, known for its importance in the civil rights movement, Coca-Cola headquarters, and home to the world's busiest airport.