Atlanta

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Londrina
 

Londrina - by Wilson Vieira
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Aerial San Francisco by Michael Lee, on Flickr

:previous: Kick a$$ pic. :cheers:

Even better if the angle was wider to include Rincon Hill

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https://www.instagram.com/mackerskm/

Tucuman, Argentina

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Argentina seems to really love apartment towers.

(speaking of a city that loves apartment towers...)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dergarabedian/27820802564
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Toronto

Chicago:

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Chicago From the Air by Mark Susina, on Flickr

Aerial of Los Angeles, ca.1929 by Michael Ryerson, on Flickr


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Aerial of Los Angeles, ca.1929 by Michael Ryerson, on Flickr

Seattle:

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Seattle by Susie, on Flickr

Love this shot.
Seattle is a monster of a city in the making. (I won't say mega city cause I don't know if the metro can handle 10+ million peeps) What do we think the MSA will max out at? It is just such a desirable city and growing by leaps and bounds.

I hope the city core tops out at 800k in like 10 years. I believe metro is something like 3.6 to 3.8 million or so.

http://www.seattle.gov/dpd/cs/groups...al/s049199.png
Credit: http://www.seattle.gov/dpd/cityplann...ndemographics/

One of my favorite cities next to NYC and Miami. #3 naturally IMO. It's just a stunning region. Nature meets city in a perfect harmony. Definitely have to revisit. It's been 2+ years since my endeavour there. :(

Granted its come a long way:

1962:

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Aerial View of the Fair - 1962 Seattle World's Fair by The Paper Depository, on Flickr

2016:

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15+seattle+skyline2 by joyce orpia, on Flickr

Philadelphia Pano looking NW

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That's a phenomenal Seattle aerial. Even part of central Ballard in the lower left.

That "2016" Seattle skyline shot is actually about 2011, very early in the current boom.

O darn. Yeah it said it was uploaded in 2016, should of looked at when it was taken. Kinda challenging to find similar angles. But still, whole place is booming. Has come a long way, even from the early 90's. :cheers:

But anyways;
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Baltimore:

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Patapsco River in downtown Baltimore by Chesapeake Bay Program, on Flickr

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Chesapeake Bay watershed from the air by Chesapeake Bay Program, on Flickr

Burnaby, suburb of Vancouver - http://www.globalairphotos.info/larg...wn/2016/0130/2

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GlobalAirPhotos.com

Burnaby would be so much better if those highrises were a lot closer together.

https://c7.staticflickr.com/9/8723/2...e07cac69_h.jpgHouston's Theatre Disctrict by David Valdez, on Flickr

https://c3.staticflickr.com/9/8136/2...5ea6037b_h.jpgH Town by russell.hancock, on Flickr