Link to the first thread in this series.
USA Sprawl Festival
Or, click on the following links to see just individual cities in that thread:
Kansas City
Some northern Denver suburbs
Albuquerque
Seattle
Las Vegas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Some western & southern Minneapolis suburbs
Orange County, California
Philadelphia
Tucson
Orlando
Northern Virginia/DC
Cleveland
Houston
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Long Island, New York
Jacksonville
Boston
And the 2nd round ones:
Phoenix-East
Phoenix-South
Phoenix-North
Phoenix-West
Portland
Silicon Valley
Los Angeles
San Bernardino County
San Diego - south
San Diego - north
Buffalo
Broward County, Florida
Dallas-Fort Worth II
Riverside County, California
Denver - south suburbs
Orange County II
Bergen and Passaic Counties, New Jersey
Milwaukee
Columbus
El Paso, with some Juarez
San Antonio
Detroit
Tampa
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CINCINNATI, in a Winter Wonderland.
Well it's that time of year folks. You know what I mean.
In celebration of that time of year I thought I'd do a special edition of a USA Sprawl Festival.
Not only will you get pictures of sprawl, you'll get pictures of sprawl
in the snow!! 
Well, mostly in the snow.
But before we show some snow we have to know that Spring Training is only 3 months away!
At least the Bengals are busy this time of year. Though not for this picture.
But before we get to the sprawl, I just couldn't resist this beauty . . .
And this one, too. This looks like "the hood."
OK,
now we get on with the sprawl . . .
This one's for bgwah. Notice the trees planted in the middle of the cul-de-sac. Seattle and Detroit have company.
Some people can walk to their shopping.
Close-up of some typical houses.
There was a HUGE industrial park a ways north of the city. This was just a slice of it.
Snooooowww!!!
You can see the tracks of sleds on the school grounds.
Christmas shoppers busy at the mall.
And when the shoppers get home, it all goes here.
More industry and business.
Not many golfers in the snow, I would guess. Though ya never know.
Quaint. A railroad station, a little business district, a cute little church and some cute houses. Looks like a Thomas Kinkade painting!
I'm guessing that's a fake-old building in the middle, not a real one.
Blah!
Another close-up of some houses.
Building new stuff in the snow.
Townhouses and apartments. The pool looks frozen.
Quaint church in a quaint neighborhood. Another Thomas Kinkade painting.
Let's go ice skating! Make sure the ice is thick-enough, first.
About as average as you can get.
An average shopping center in an average neighborhood.
I got bored of averageness and decided to stick in this non-sprawl beauty here.
I've been working on the railroad, all me live-long day . . .
Mmmmm . . . sprawl? Or not sprawl?
And yet another break from the spraw. Sorry I just couldn't resist these interludes.
Back to the sprawl again . . .
Fantastically average.
Hideously common.
Average apartments.
Lots of pretty snow.
I bet no one's playing tennis in those courts on the right.
A far-away view of some burbs in the (pretty) far north metro.
Winter Wonderland! With a quaint chuch in the corner.
Life in a cozy cul-de-sac. Sorry bgwah, no trees in the middle this time.
Some office campus, I think. Or maybe a community college?
More bleh.
. . .little pink houses for you and me . . .
Average suburban apartments.
Some folks don't have far to go for their Christmas shopping.
New stuff. With more on the way.
Another quaint church in a quaint (sort-of) neighborhood.
Ditto. Except this time the church is modern.
