Most major cities worldwide border a major waterway. In the U.S., the most populated city, New York, is at the Atlantic Ocean, the #2 city, Los Angeles, is at the Pacific Ocean, the #3 city, Chicago, is on the shores of Lake Michigan, the #4 city, Houston, is near the Gulf of Mexico, and so on. That's because at the time most cities were settled, waterways were the primary transportation route, especially for transporting goods to a city.
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Most major cities in the US have dealerships
There are emergency housing available in most major US cities. They are typically run by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. They become active when there is an natural disaster.
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The majority of Canada's major cities lie within 200 km of the US border, due to high trade volume and traffic with the US. Most of these areas happen to sit in the lowlands.
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Some major US cities located within ceded land areas include Seattle, Minneapolis, and Detroit. These cities are situated on land that was historically inhabited by Indigenous peoples and later ceded to the United States through treaties or other agreements.
Many cities are located throughout all of the Southeastern US and are not subjected to any one specific area. Some of the major Southeastern US cities are located on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic Ocean, including New Orleans, Miami, and Savannah. However, some major cities are located aways inland, on a major river or not, including Montgomery, Atlanta, and Nashville.