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Annapolis, unfortunately the capital of Maryland. I had high expectations of this place. After hearing good things about it, noticing it is between two awesome cities and one of my favorite estuaries, knowing they have an intact downtown or whatever...something was just mediocre about it to me. Perhaps it is because colonial georgian architecture doesn't do much for me, or maybe because I just have become too jaded to be impressed with a place as small as this. The post office is nice though. Congratulations Annapolis, if you were a county seat in Ohio, you would be in my top 75 almost assuredly. Now it is time to fire cannons at you until you change the capital to Baltimore. If you must keep thatstyle of architecture, this Baltimore building should be good enough. Balitmore has good buildings. Well, most of them at least. According to locals, this is the real Washington monument, not that silly thing in D.C. At this point, I have no idea what is happening anymore. I'm shall now go swimming for an extended duration. Hi, HI. I did not wish to spend too much time taking pictures here, my time was short and didn't bring my camera. Hi, HI capitol. Bye, HI.

For this, a rivertown is where the river was the main street. Cleveland I list as a square after looking at probably too many old maps. It looks to me like the four squares around the Superior and Ontario intersection area was the defining point. There just so happens to also be a huge lake, and a major river, really close by. Columbus I put as a square due to the huge square for the statehouse. High street is quite the significant street, but historically Broad street was even more so. All of the larger cities are difficult to categorize. Some of the small ones seem to be too, as there are squared intersections, random shapes, newer or destroyed areas, and some that seem to be everything all at once.

akron - main street alliance-main street ashtabula-main street aurora - intersection amherst - five points intersection ashland - main street avon - main street avon on the lake - intersection baltimore - intersection barnesville - main street batavia - main street bay village - intersection beavercreek - as long as kettering can be called an intersection city, beavercreek can be too bedford - intersection bellbrook - intersection bellefontaine - main street bellevue - intersection berea - small triangle and main street bexley - main street bowling green - main street brecksville - intersection brunswick - intersection bryan - square bucyrus - square burton - kind of an oval with one way traffic square cadiz-intersection caldwell - square cambridge - main street canal winchester - main street carrollton - square celina - square centerville-intersection chardon - square chagrin falls has a triangle cheviot - main street chilicothe - main street cincinnati - rivertown circleville - main street cleveland - square columbus - square conneaut - main street coshocton - main street dayton - canal for now defiance - main street delaware - main street dover - main street dublin - main street e liverpool - rivertown eaton - intersection elyria - square euclid - main street fairborn - main street fairview park - main street findlay - main street franklin - main street fremont - main street gahanna - main street galion - square gallipolis - french square grafton - main street grandview heights - main street granville - main street greenville - intersection hamilton - main street with a square hilliard - main street hillsboro - intersection huron - port off lake independence - square ironton - rivertown jackson - intersection jefferson - intersection kenton - square kettering - either intersection or nothing lagrange - intersection lakewood - main street lancaster - main street lebanon - main street lima - square lodi - square logan - main street london - main street lorain - main street mansfield - square mariemont-6 way intersection... marietta - rivertown marion - main street marysville - main street mcconnellsville - intersection medina - square mentor - between a main st. and intersection miamisburg - matin st middletown - main st? milan - square millersburg - main street minerva - main street mt gilead - intersection mt vernon - square napoleon - intersection newark - square new lexington - intersection new philadelphia - intersection north olmstead - main street north ridgeville - main street north royalton - main street norwalk - intersection oakwood - main street oberlin - you have to flip a coin olmstead falls - intersection ottawa - main street painesville - misc. (all 3?) paulding - square plymouth - triangle port clinton - main street portsmouth - rivertown prospect - fried bologna sandwiches ravenna - main street richwood - main street rocky river - main street sebring - intersection sharon center - (under review) sidney - square springfield - square? main street? st clairsville - main street st mary's - main street steubenville - rivertown strongsville - intersection tallmadge - rounded square tiffin - main street toledo - T town troy - intersection upper sandusky - intersection urbana - intersection van wert - main street vermilion - intersection wapokeneta - main street warren - square washington c.h. - intersection wauseon - main street waverly - ouch waynesville - main street wellington - intersection west carrolton - main street westlake - mainstreet/iintersection combo westerville - main street willard - main street willoughby - main st and triangle? wilmington - interseciont woodsfield - intersection wooster - was a square worthington - square xenia - intersection yellow springs - main street west union - probably a square, but something it just seems wrong youngstown - main street zanesville - need help with this one ?= canton cleveland heights cuyahoga falls e cleveland e palestine fairfield gambier garfield heights huber heights johnstown kent lisbon massilion middlesburg heights montgomery nelsonville new concord norwood orrville perrysburg pickerington reynoldsburg riverside salem sandusky shaker heights solon tipp city university heights upper arlington vandalia Any new ones to add, or ones that I have missed?

Look in this thread by ink from a few years ago: http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php/topic,15484.0.html

Lincoln, the capital of Nebraska ok, the title of having all the tall buildings in your CBD look the same has been switched from Battle Creek to here hey cool, somebody got a new second tallest tower Omaha, the if Akron Ohio didn't have any bigger cities in the state this is what I would imagine it would start to look like in some ways or whatever of Nebraska

Trenton, the capital of New Jersey ...another one of the NJ cities close to Philadelphia Burlington, VT ...if Cumberland, MD and Seattle had a little baby and it moved to Vermont.

Fostoria, Ohio There used to be some buildings to the left on this one. Train station. No more Amtrak :-( and here is a quick look at a patch of grass in the middle Tiffin, Ohio. To me, Tiffin is probably the best non-county-seat city in Ohio. This is only true because I no longer recognize Seneca county's right to exist.

I see that you have a question, but I am quite confused. What is it you are trying to figure out?

Concord, the capital of New Hampshire. and a bonus round. Battle Creek, Michigan

yay!

Montpelier, the capital of Vermont. The state capital with the fewest people living in it.

Cool! I wasn't sure this place actually exists, but it looks like it does.

Dover, one of the capitals of Delaware. Here is all of it: That doesn't seem like enough, so here is Wilmington, Delaware. It's not just one of Philadelphia's duckling cities. Now, a Dover do-over. There really is a town here, yay

Augusta, the capital of Maine. Portland, Maine

Des Moines, the capital of Iowa. Also, Kansas City

Hartford, the capital of Connecticut. Also, here is Springfield Massachusetts, not the capital of Illinois.

At least one of these cities is the capital of Tennessee. I present to you the paradox of Schrodinger's Capital. Within this thread are pictures two Tennessee cities, Knoxville and Nashville. The order has been randomized, and unless you already know the location of each picture, they could be from either one. As far as this thread is concerned, they might as well be both in one, and not in either.

Jefferson City, the capital of Missouri. A small city, but they have more than 500,000 people if you count in base 6. Goodbye from Portland. No, forget that, Baltimore.

awesome!

Lansing, the Topeka of Michigan. Also the capital, or something like that. Goodbye, from Seattle.

Topeka, the capital of Kansas. Don't expect much. Goodbye, says a St. Louis turtle.

once upon a time, some snow fell on washington:

I went through Cincinnati not long ago, and noticed The Banks were being constructed...was quite surprised it is actually happening!

:-o

a quick answer would be that daniel burnham was allowed to design streets