1619find your spot
Sep. 13th, 2003 02:06 pm
Sep. 13, 2003
according to 	http://www.findyourspot.com/survey/Results.asp?
ID=3969BE79444546E11CBC5275F876CC8A
My 	top spots are the following (and I could have *sworn* I specified 	
HUMIDITY DOTH SUCKE!!!!):
Hattiesburg, Mississippi Hub of 	South Mississippi
This southeast Mississippi hub has been rated 	the #1 small city in 
the nation for health care
Population: 	45,000 | Average Home Price: $105,000 | 
Precipitation: 58" 	| Snow: 0"
Clarksville, Tennessee The New South
This 	Tennessee city calls itself the "Gateway to the New 	South"
Population: 104,000 | Average Home Price: $102,000 | 	
Precipitation: 50" | Snow: 8"
Jackson, 	Mississippi Old Capital of the South
This historic Mississippi 	city is the home of the largest planetarium 
in the 	Southeast
Population: 441,000 | Average Home Price: $100,000 | 	
Precipitation: 49" | Snow: 1"
Tallahassee, 	Florida Florida's Grand Old Capital
This city is home to the 	National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, 
site of the most 	intense constant magnetic field on Earth
Population: 285,000 | 	Average Home Price: $127,000 | 
Precipitation: 62" | Snow: 	0"
Greenville, South Carolina The Rising Star of the 	South
The Peace Center for the Performing Arts presents theater 	and 
concerts in this South Carolina city's rejuvenated 	downtown
Population: 56,000 | Average Home Price: $173,000 | 	
Precipitation: 51" | Snow: 7"
Gainesville, 	Florida The Heart of Florida
Consistently ranked as one of 	America's best spots, this city is 
surrounding by undeveloped 	forests, lakes, and wetlands
Population: 218,000 | Average Home 	Price: $113,000 | 
Precipitation: 51" | Snow: 	0"
Biloxi-Gulfport, Mississippi The Sparkling Gulf 	Coast
This city started as a French settlement in 1699; its name 	
means "First People"
Population: 122,000 | Average 	Home Price: $120,000 | 
Precipitation: 60" | Snow: 	0"
Chattanooga, Tennessee City of Vision
The 	beautiful former depot of this town's famous Choo-Choo is now a 	
unique vacation comple
Population: 155,000 | Average Home 	Price: $121,000 | 
Precipitation: 54" | Snow: 10"
Johnson 	City-Kingsport, Tennessee Two Natural Wonders
This Tennessee 	city's lively annual Springfest includes a JazzNite, 
golf 	tournaments, a chili cookoff and a beach party
Population: 	100,000 | Average Home Price: $120,000 | 
Precipitation: 45" 	| Snow: 17"
Tulsa, Oklahoma A Blend of the Best
This 	technologically important Oklahoma city hosts a low-tech Blue 
Grass 	and Chili Festival each year
Population: 393,000 | Average Home 	Price: $131,000 | 
Precipitation: 43" | Snow: 5"
Athens, 	Georgia The Classic City
The world's only double-barreled cannon 	rests in this Georgia town; 
it was "a spectacular failure" 	in tests in 1864...
Population: 101,500 | Average Home Price: 	$142,000 | 
Precipitation: 50" | Snow: 0"
Tuscaloosa, 	Alabama The Big Apple of the South
This important city on 	Alabama's Black Warrior river is home to 
Stillman College and 	the University of Alabama
Population: 114,000 | Average Home 	Price: $121,000 | 
Precipitation: 52" | Snow: 	1"
Jacksonville, Florida Florida's First Coast
Here 	in Florida's "youngest city" the median age is just 	32
Population: 1,100,000 | Average Home Price: $127,000 | 	
Precipitation: 54" | Snow: 0"
Ocala, Florida 	Kingdom of the Sun
This tree-lined spot on the Silver River has 	been nationally 
recognized for its prize-winning 	horses
Population: 46,000 | Average Home Price: $105,000 | 	
Precipitation: 50" | Snow: 0"
Knoxville, 	Tennessee Gateway to the Smoky Mountains
In the shadow of the 	Great Smoky and Cumberland Mountains, this spot 
served as 	Tennessee's capital from 1796 to 1812
Population: 372,000 | 	Average Home Price: $121,000 | 
Precipitation: 47" | Snow: 	11"
Augusta, Georgia Georgia's Garden City
The 	Masters golf tournament is held in this Georgia town each 	year
Population: 310,000 | Average Home Price: $108,000 | 	
Precipitation: 42" | Snow: 0"
Charleston, South 	Carolina Cosmopolitan Southern City
Fort Sumter, the scene of the 	first shots of the Civil War, overlooks 
this city's 	harbor
Population: 184,000 | Average Home Price: $151,000 | 	
Precipitation: 52" | Snow: 0"
Bryan-College 	Station, Texas The Heart of Texas
Home to a major university, 	this spot claims to have the friendliest 
residents in the 	world
Population: 152,400 | Average Home Price: $120,000 | 	
Precipitation: 33" | Snow: 2" 
Lakeland-Winter 	Haven, Florida Cities on the Lakes
This aptly-named spot in 	central Florida has been called "The Water 
Skiing Capital 	of the World"
Population: 105,000 | Average Home Price: 	$110,000 | 
Precipitation: 54" | Snow: 0"
Auburn, 	Alabama The Spirit of the South
Home to perhaps the best public 	golf course in America, this spot 
boasts a 54-hole facility 	where 32 of the holes border water
Population: 67,000 | Average 	Home Price: $162,000 | 
Precipitation: 56" | Snow: 1"
St. 	Petersburg, Florida The Sunshine City
The world's first scheduled 	passenger service airline flight took off 
from this Florida 	town's yacht basin in 1914.
Population: 248,000 | Average Home 	Price: $137,000 | 
Precipitation: 55" | Snow: 0"
Port 	Arthur, Texas The Stars of Eastern Texas
This spot is the home of 	the Janis Joplin Annual Birthday Bash, held 
in 	January
Population: 57,000 | Average Home Price: $75,000 | 	Precipitation: 
55" | Snow: 1"
Beaumont, Texas 	The Stars of Eastern Texas
This spot is the home of the Fire 	Museum of Texas, showcasing the 
largest fire hydrant in the 	country
Population: 172,000 | Average Home Price: $100,000 | 	
Precipitation: 55" | Snow: 1"
Savannah, Georgia 	Georgia's Historic City
Conde Nast Traveler magazine named this 	Georgia town one of the top 
10 U.S. cities to visit
Population: 	293,000 | Average Home Price: $125,000 | 
Precipitation: 51" 	| Snow: 0"