I know West Louisville has them. What about in your city?

Oakland
1. Laney College Parking Lot(Sat/Sun)..mainly peoples junk from their house..I got this nice sterling silver tea service from there once for 20 bucks; turns out its worth 3 thousand dollars(hooray)..gave it to my mom.

2. Coliseum Drive In(3-5 days a week)..mainly designer knock offs, apparel, household items, tools, stereos, pirated and legal music and movies, excellent produce, etc...

3. Durant Square(Indoor)(7 days a week)Once an abandoned warehouse, now a shopping arcade that has low quality jewelry, street clothes, designer knock offs, cell phones, stereos, pirated and legal music and movies, shoes, household items, furniture, etc.(there are now condos and lofts immediately adjacent to Durant Square...very interesting hood development(Condos sold for about 400K 2 years ago)

4. AC "Mall"(Indoor)(7 days a week)...pretty much the same as Durant-only a lot smaller

5. Ashby BART Station Parking Lot(Sat/Sun)(this ones in Berkeley)Pretty much the same as Laney, but some relics from hippiedom too.

There are some smaller ones, but these are the most noteworthy IMO.

Yeah, but in the Houston area they are called a "Flea Markets"

In the Dallas area they call them "Bizarres"

Never heard of swap meets till I moved out here to Seattle.

There's some in Hartford, but we call them Flea Markets also.

Las Vegas has butt loads. All up north in the inner city areas though.

Yes, but In the Baltimore-Washington area they're known as flea markets.

Yeah DC has flea markets, so does Queens.

Manhattan is known to have lots durring the summer that have flea markets.

They have a large one in an old drive in movie theater. Also a small one near a train station in Solana Beach sometimes. So yes I suppose.

I've heard of swap meets, but haven't been to one. There's a few here in Seattle metro area.