1. St. Vincent & the Grenadines
2. Treetops Lodge, Kenya
3. Heidelburg, Germany
4. Kashmir, India
5. Taj-Mahal, India
6. Moorea, French Polynesia
7. Cambridge, UK
8. Le Château Frontenac
9. Tuscany, Italy
10. Frégate Island, Seychelles
According to Macleans
1. BELGRADE, SERBIA
2. MONTREAL, CANADA
3. BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
4. DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
5. THESSALONIKI, GREECE
6. LA PAZ, BOLIVIA
7. CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
8. BAKU, AZERBAIJAN
9. AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND
10. TEL AVIV, ISRAEL
According to Reuters
1. Accident, Maryland
2. Bad Axe, Michigan
3. Badwater, California
4. Bat Cave, North Carolina
5. Bitter Springs, Arizona
6. Boos, Illinois
7. Casper, Wyoming
8. Chocolate Bayou, Texas
9. Cut Off, Louisiana
10. Deadwood, Oregon
Continue for more spooky names.
1. Next year marks the 125th anniversary of the 1885 Northwest Resistance.
2. The poet laureate of Edmonton is a hip-hop artist named Roland Pemberton, a.k.a. Cadence Weapon.
3. Shelburne, Nova Scotia is said to have been the fourth-largest town in North America at one point and has the third-largest natural harbour on the continent.
4. Thunder Bay is developing its waterfront much like Toronto.
5. Despite worries about Olympic crowds, the folks in Whistler say up to 95 per cent of ski runs at Whistler-Blackcomb will be open to the public for January, February and March.
6. They say there’s a guy in his 70s named Stevie who wanders from bar to bar on George St. in St. John’s most nights and delivers dance performances.
7. Up in Ottawa, the tourism folks are making farmers cool by putting out “trading cards” with their names and information to highlight local producers. Cool.
8. Moncton has free wireless all over downtown and even on city buses, which encourages folks to take public transit.
9. Calgary is finding its urban groove.
10. Northwest Territories communications coordinator Julie Warnock says the NWT is home to what she calls mercenaries, missionaries and misfits.
According to theStar.
1- Sarajevo, Bosnia
2- Ghat, Libya
3- Kigali, Rwanda
4- Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea
5- Granada, Nicaragua
6- Annapurna, Nepal
7- Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe
8- Darien Gap, Panama/Colombia
9- West Bank, Palestine
10- Seal River, Manitoba
According to MSNBC.com
No. 1: Anchorage, Alaska
No. 2: Bismarck, North Dakota
No. 3: Honolulu, Hawaii
No. 4: Flagstaff, Arizona
No. 5: Billings, Montana
No. 6: New York, New York
No. 7: San Antonio, Texas
No. 8: Washington, D.C.
No. 9: San Francisco, California
No. 10: Cheyenne, Wyoming
According to MyFoxLubbock.com
1- New York City
2- Chicago
3- Boston
4- Houston
5- San Francisco
6- Austin
7- Washington (and its suburb Alexandria, Va.)
8- Portland, Ore.
9- Charleston
10- Ann Arbor
According to PawNation.com
Austin-Round Rock, TexasAccording to Forbes…
Detroit
Bellevue, WA
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