The average American has only been to 5 of these places, how many have you been to?

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Anonymous wrote:I'm the 8 poster from above and a few of these don't appeal to me (like the French Quarter, Lake Tahoe, Gateway Arch) but I would love to see others like Yellowstone and Yosemite.

Lake Tahoe is gorgeous PP—I think you would like it in the summer if you’re interested in Yosemite and Yellowstone!

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25. What is "River Walk"? The one in San Antonio?

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Anonymous wrote:16

Correction 17, just realized I have been to the Gateway Arch

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:19.

Actually 20, but what a strange list. Are these things supposed to be equivalent? Can you even “visit” the Hollywood sign?

About 20 years ago we drove up as far up as we could go to see how close we could get to it ... and it was still pretty far away!

Yes, you can get there but watch out for local residents and snakes. None of them want you there.

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14.

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Anonymous wrote:Never-mind that; I have a US passport! Not many people have one of those.

+1 I mean, I've been to 12 on that list, but I've also been to a lot of European cities.

I don't really care to go to some of the places on that list anyways.

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12. It helps that there are multiples in New York and DC.

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Anonymous wrote:16

Correction 17, just realized I have been to the Gateway Arch

Wait, if the Chicago River is the lake that runs along Miracle Mile lakefront area, then it’s 18

Is that what’s referenced?

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25, kind of surprised me.

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All but 3, but this is a random list. Zion vs Mall of America??

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6. (Sad trombone)

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The list is ridiculous, OP.