The top three cities in the United States

The city is the largest city in the United States, the largest port and the fifth largest city in the world. It is located in the north of the east coast of the United States and the southeast of new york. New york is one of the most famous cities in the world, the capital of international economy, finance, art and media, and the headquarters of the United Nations. New york also has many world-class museums, galleries and performing arts competition venues, and is one of the cultural and entertainment centers in the western hemisphere.

2.？ Los Angeles

A port city on the Pacific coast in southern California, USA, and the largest industrial and commercial city in the west. The population is 3.097 million (1984), and the metropolitan area is 7.478 million (1980), ranking third in the country after new york and Chicago. Mexicans and blacks account for a large proportion, but there are also many China, Japanese and Filipinos.

3.？ Chicago Chicago

The third largest city in the United States, a large industrial and commercial city in northeast Illinois. Located in the middle of the United States, at the intersection of Lake Michigan and Chicago River, it is the largest lake in the world, covering an area of 588 square kilometers. Land and water transportation. An important financial, trade and cultural center. The climate is very hot in summer, not cold in winter, windy all year round, nicknamed "windy city".

United States of America (English: United States), referred to as "United States" for short, is a federal constitutional country composed of Washington, D.C., 50 states, Guam and many other overseas territories.

Its main part is located in central North America. The first edition of the world survey by the CIA 1989 to 1996 has a total area of 9.373 million square kilometers, and 1997 was revised to 9.834 million square kilometers (plus the sovereignty of the United States in the Great Lakes and coastal waters such as estuaries, harbors and inland seas) with a population of 320 million.

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USA-Baidu Encyclopedia