How Well Do YOU Know North America?

[topcliff 1]

 Welcome again to my second attempt at an architecture game. I honestly don't expect this to be as popular as Mike the Mayor's thread, but I hope it works. This is exactly the same as the Euro thread, but in North America. The cities showcased could be from anywhere in North America (USA, Canada, Mexico). The rules are simple:

1. You get three guess' MAX for which city it is.

2. Have fun!

Here's the first city. TopCliff

[josefmayor 8]

This city looks close to canada, so I'm going to guess Seattle.

The Hills and the Architectural style is very close to some of Spa's stuff.

[Gozer_Jep 0]

i would say san francisco, because of the hill

[plus01 0]

San Francisco?

Never mind, I say Seattle

[Q-Tips 37]

I'm most likely to be wrong, cause i dont know America well. But i think josefmayor is right. However, i do not think this is in Canada. So i would guess for a city close to the border. And when looking at the map, there are not that many larger cities where there are hills, but Seattle and Buffalo have hills?

[crazyyaya 4]

Seatle, 100% fure sure

[hamsterTK 93]

Lol you should be more careful with image file names....

[topcliff 1]

All right, it's Seattle! I learned my lesson about file names. Here's the next one. TopCliff

[dadyrghluv 8]

gonna suggest boston

[_MostlyHarmless 17]

Do the pictures have to be so fuzzy?

[topcliff 1]

Originally posted by: northsider1983 Do the pictures have to be so fuzzy?quote>

 

I didn't take the pictures. Blame whoever took this photo. I just posted it and resized. It was already like this. TopCliff

[Haljackey 17,302]

Cancun? (Do I see a palm tree in that stretched image?)

EDIT:  You should change the name to "How Well do you know NORTH America" if it involves Canada/USA/Mexico!

[Syth37 0]

So. Cal Somewhere.

[topcliff 1]

This might make it easier: that's not a palm tree, it's a redwood. TopCliff

[boefpo 0]

I'm going to guess San Francisco.

[crazyyaya 4]

San deigo

[Jasoncw 11,840]

Well, we only see that part of the city, any city could have a hill like that if it's in a river valley, which many cities are. But I will also guess San Francisco, for the same reasons, and plus the author is from California.

[topcliff 1]

Nope, no one has it yet. And, yes, I am Californian and dead-proud of it! Here's a second picture of a city landmark. TopCliff

[DFire870 2]

Monterey, CA. I remember seeing that statue when I was there. Not to mention you can see part of the name in the picture.

[Saint Andrew 6]

You should give a clue about the city size each time, or else it's pretty hard!

[topcliff 1]

DFire gets it! Yeah, now I'm gonna check the pics very closely before posting them. It was Monterey, California. All right, time for the next picture! TopCliff

[granto93 4]

i'm proabaly wrong but i'm gonna guess Montreal

[NYM1980 3]

Looks like Toronto.  Kinda looks like the bridge used in Resident Evil 2, which was shot in Toronto

[hamsterTK 93]

geez that could a million places in US/Canada

Im gonna make a wild guess and say Regina, since according to my map it has a river and since it isnt huge it doesnt have a skyline

[topcliff 1]

Well, so far people are right in assuming it's in Northern U.S. or Canada. Besides, who said that was the whole skyline? That could be a suburb for all you know! TopCliff

[granto93 4]

okay, im 98% sure it's not toronto. i think its either Montreal or a burb of Montreal, like Laval or something

[boefpo 0]

Okay, I'm being 100% honest when I say that I was soooo close to saying Monterey (I recognize that statue as well) instead of San Francisco, but I figured you would have gone with a more well known city. Shame on me!

This one is tough... I'm going to take a wild guess and say St. Louis.

[topcliff 1]

Do you guys need another pic? I could go get one now if you guys think you need it. TopCliff

EDIT: Here's the second picture.

[IDS2 3,346]

Edmonton?

[granto93 4]

i's appreciate another picture Edmonton may be a possibility