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I'd love to drop Indianapolis right on top of Indiana's Lake Michigan shoreline. Yeah, we'd be Chicago's little brother, but I'd be fine with that. My one condition would be that all the industrial garbage currently on the lakeshore would be gone, restoring the shore to its original condition.
Everyone in Arizona would want Phoenix where Yuma is to be as close as possible to the glamous California. It'd cut their drive time to San Diego by 2 1/2 hours. Cause lets be honest, nobody from SoCal goes to AZ yet everyone in AZ drives the 6+ hours to our coast to "play in the water" and then drive back another 6 hours to their home.
Hell no, Yuma is a craphole. It is super humid and hot without a lot of natural beauty. Many people of this state don't travel to California, unless they are going back home to visit family. If anything I wish the Gadsen Purchase would have included that 60 mile strip of Mexico going to the Sea of Cortez where Rocky Point is.
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Originally Posted by Brendan Graves
I'm seeing a trend here, most people want their not so scenic cities moved to the most scenic region the state has to offer.
I'd move Phoenix to Flagstaff
No, way too cold. It would have never grew to Phoenix's size. Prescott would have been the ideal location. Prefect weather, only light snow and not as rocky and rugged. Prescott was the territory capitol before it moved to Phoenix. Should have stayed. Much more history, beautiful Victorian architecture.
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