True, so New York looks like Manchesterkoolkid said:The pictures look great but I think you got it all wrong. Remember, the U.S was the colony, not Britain.
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It depends what kind of American city you're talking about. it is American in that it's very open and that it's got higways runnig through its centre, but there are other 'types', as it were, of American city. There's no way that Birmingham is like New York For example. But there are other American cities in shares appearances with.Birmingham in England is definitely the most american-looking city in Europe.
Really? I didn't know that American cities look Canadian.Skyscraperama said:American looking cities, outside of the US?
Well, obviously, people will gonna post Canadian cities where AMERICAN culture and CANADIAN Culture are ALIKE.
You shouldve said "American looking cities, outside of NORTH AMERICA"
Realy? is it truth? :dunno:ronald said:. Also, the people in Perth have got an American accent, unlike the Australians living in East Coast cities.
I realise this. I was looking for cities that have general american feel about them. Whether it be californian or new yorkish.Citystyle said:Is there a text book to an american city and it's looks. Nope.
Point the colonials of america forget there colonial, australian cities look less english than american cities. It's all the sun.