I live in las Cruces

Illinois is just better tbh 🎉🎉🎉

No Kalamazoo ?

Township is not a city

Nah Charlotte is in the state I was born in and since I’ve been there I agree with it being 2nd

I am convinced that if it weren't for I-15, I-70 would have ended somewhere around Denver.

I like I-70 the most in st.louis

As of the 2020 Census: 1. Little Rock 202, 591 2. Fayetteville 93, 949 3. Fort Smith 89, 142 4. Springdale 84, 161 5. Jonesboro 78, 576 6. Rogers 69, 908 7. North Little Rock 64, 591 8. Conway 64, 134 9. Bentonville 54, 164 10. Pine Bluff 41, 253 Little Rock finally hit 200,000 in population and has seen steady growth since its founding in 1821. It is estimated that LR will hit 210,000 by the 2030 Census. Conway is the fastest growing city in central Arkansas, along with Benton (35,014) and Bryant (20,663). It is estimated that Conway will surpass NLR in population by the 2030 Census, possibly reaching 70,000. Northwest Arkansas is the fastest growing region in the state, which includes Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville, and Fort Smith. The population growth is bolstered by the presence of the University of Arkansas, the corporate headquarters of JB Hunt Trucking, the international headquarters of Tyson Foods, and the international headquarters of Wal-Mart all being located there. Jonesboro is the largest city in Northeast Arkansas and home to Arkansas State University. Jonesboro is only about a 60 minute drive from Memphis, TN. Pine Bluff, county seat of Jefferson County, is one of the worst cities in America for crime per capita, and has lost a significant percentage of its population over the last thirty years (from 57,140 in the 1990 Census to 41, 253 in 2020) mostly due to crime, gang activity, lacks policing policies, and poor leadership from city hall. PB is consistently seen on "Most Impoverished Cities in America" lists. Jefferson County is also home to a number of state and federal prisons and correctional facilities.

I guest he didn’t get Master’s tickets, so he left Augusta off the list. The second largest city of Georgia.

Awesome video, thank you for making it.

maon population is 156,000!

Why no Williamsport Pennsylvania or Lycoming County too kh

How did they miss. Augusta

2020 update 1:Little Rock 2:Fayetteville 3:Fort Smith 4:Springdale 5:Jonesboro 6:Rogers 7:Conway 8:North Little Rock 9:Bentonville 10:Pine Bluff

I argue that Nashville is second largest city in the southeast

I argue that Nashville is second largest city in the southeast

I argue that Nashville is second largest city in the southeast

I-10, literally a third of the interstate is in Texas. Over 800 miles.

I love Arkansas specailly Hot springs.

we drove on inerstate 70 1000 times

I'm from Nashville Tn

Metro Detroit should combine some cities together, large metro area with way too many cities

Here is the actual list. #1. Atlanta #2. Columbus #3. Augusta #4. Macon #5. Savannah #6. Athens #7. Sandy Springs #8. South Fulton #9. Roswell #10. Johns Creek

I thought the Missouri was longer than the Mississippi but I did not no it was over 100 miles bigger than it lol

I am from Omaha! My son is from Bellevue! Greetings !!

Dallas-fort worth looks the biggest.

Hold up, Roanoke City has 100k people!

Nice video! Interstate 75 is my Interstate. Miami FL, to Sault Ste Marie, Michigan, going for 1,786 miles! 🛣️

Once again, a KZbin video tries to pass off a city's strict limits rather than the size of its metropolitan area. One great example is to maintain that Minneapolis is smaller than Milwaukee, when the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metro area has more than twice the population of Milwaukee's. I believe MSP would actually rank #2 in metro area!

Is it just me that was born in Philadelphia and still live in Philadelphia

TRAFFORD pa is a trap there waiting to pull u over and fine u

Enchanted hills is not a city it’s part of rio rancho which means Santa Fe should be 4

Vermont is a best place ever

So amazing! I drove some of the 40 and 70 and 95

I count 1,898 miles on Interstate 🛣 95 and that is MY interstate!!

Of all the cities on this list you leave off Augusta

Nice sharing

I love this series!

beautiful city

Sadly, the flowrate for the Missouri and Mississippi says the mouth of the Mississippi is the Missouri, and the mouth of the Missouri is the Gulf of Mexico, but at this point no one wants to shorten the second longest river.

Cover image is Arizona Utah

Huge difference between Lincoln & Omaha, and the other 8 spots on the list. #s 5-10 are all tightly bunched in the 20-30k range.

Ever notice that five of these cities are in Northwest Arkansas!

Too bad the country was ruined with so much Latin America coming to live here.

Of course, people don't come to VT for the cities, but the neat small towns and beautiful countryside. Pretty neat that only 4 cities exceed 10,000 in population. I thought Brattleboro might have made the list. South Burlinton is just suburban sprawl, so not appealing at all. Burlington has nice features, but I love the many wonderful small towns from Woodstock, Norwich, Chester, Grafton to Middlebury, Manchester, Dorset, and Stowe. It is a lovely state, save for the socialists who run it!

Why do you even bother? What’s your point? Let someone write about a subject they know something about, We don’t need more fake information. After the recent years of government, maybe this is tolerated but it’s not right!

I-70 goes through my hometown. I live in St. Louis

Thank you for sharing nice place

Wow! nice place

wow! beautiful place