What is your town known for?

Home of the University of Minnesota one of the Big Ten in college sports. And a light rail system. And a bike route connecting the cities of Duluth to Rochester MN. More city parks than most cities of its size.

Mountains

Booze, Whore's, and horses.

The University of Oregon and Nike was founded here. Eugene, Oregon.

Myrtle Beach, SC is a resort. People come here by the zillions to relax and have fun. Many come here to golf. We have about 120 golf courses. They shop here, go to restaurants, go to all kinds of entertainment. they go dancing,go sailing, go swimming, go to concerts, and they always hate to leave !!!

Clinton, Mississippi hosted a German POW Camp during WWII

Elephants !

The great fire

I live in Los Angeles. Need I say more?

Ha. Ha. Ha. Move somewhere else.

I am soooo not saying.

Being the principal centre of the Enlightenment, giving birth to the ideals that have shaped western society for the last three hundred years

Americans come up here to film stuff all the time.

Dopers. lol

I went from phoenix, arizona all the way to tacoma…or 'the aroma of Tacoma'-you pick

I like the song better!

Trashy Criminals

Me too

Wizard of Oz

Birthplace of John Brown. Home of the Nutmeg Ballet School. Home of the Warner Theater where many famous acts perform, such as the Beach Boys. Me

lobster,MIT and harverd,and our baked beans we are sometimes called "bean town"

were known for oil lol midland texas

Artist's flock to my old home town for views of the river.

The Denver Broncos.

it´s unknown

The beautiful angel falls :)

And our beaches!:)

Burial place of Mark Twain

This is crazy but our home town is known for the 1993 raid by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and the subsequent siege by the FBI ended with the burning of the Branch Davidian ranch outside of Waco, Texas, in McLennan County. Koresh, 54 other adults and 28 children were found dead after the fire.

Astrodome, the medical center, NASA for starters:

A tornado that wiped out the whole town. http://www.lib.usm.edu/legacy...

Flocks of snowbirds; and wretched summers

People come here in the summer to hike (and shop), in the fall for the foliage, to hike (and shop), and in winter to ski (and shop). It is a mountainous area. There are tourists here, it feels like, all the time.

Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Though apparently my high school is known for slut's. Found out that a few months ago. Overheard a convo a girl attending my school had with another girl. She had talked to this one guy and, when he found out what school she went to, he asked "Oh, so you're a slut?" My school's rep rocks.

Marjorie and Maria Tallchief-renound ballerinas. Also, much of the movie "TWISTER" was filmed within 1 to 5 miles from here. The opening credit scene shows the Arkansas River bridge 4 miles south of town, the opening scene about the signing of the divorce was filmed 1 mile west of town, the "We've got cows" scene was filmed at Kaw Lake just northwest of here, the farm equipment CGI scene of tractors and combines flying at Bill and Helen was filmed 4 miles south at another small town, Ralston; the scene about stopping on the bridge about 3/4 thru the film was shot west of town at Bellford Bridge, and other scenes were filmed close to the area. There is a "Bill's Corner" close to us, but they took liberty to use the name and show another local instead of the real thing, I guess mainly because there is no tire repair shop at the real Bill's Corner which was supposedly the reason for stopping there in the first place. The name of our little town, Fairfax, OK.

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