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The Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN). They are two mid-sized cities right next to each other, instead of one big city, so they don't really have a big city feel. Also, the whole "Minnesota Nice" mentality and strong roots of most people here helps give the area a small town feel.
When I think of a small town I think of a population of about 1500 with one church, a main street, a mcdonalds, a diner, and not a whole lot else. And no large city feels like that to me.
People from elsewhere (other big cities) always say Boston feels like a small town. Or at least I have heard it from people. I can't really speak on the matter since Boston was always the definition of a city to me when I was a little kid.
Hmmmm Hard to say. I guess Orlando in the sorts Metro area make city limits feel wide though hey are not.
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