SOME IMPORTANT CITIES IN THE USA

by students in 1st ESO C

 

 

 

By Alberto, Clara and Lara

 

Virginia Beach is located on the Eastern coast of the USA. Its climate is humid due to the moderate effect of the ocean at that zone. The average annual temperature is around 15 ºC and the wettest seasons are spring and summer although rainfalls are almost constant throughout the year.

 

 

Its nickname is “The Queen city” or “The Hornet’s Nest”. In 2007, its metropolitan area had an estimated population of 1,897,034. The city has cool winters and warm, humid summers. The highest recorded temperature is 40ºC.
There are many museums in Charlotte, like The Mint Museum of Craft Art, and many things to do; some of them are the fun tours.

 

By Amara and Roberto

By Álvaro and Elia


Nashville is situated in the centre of Tennessee; it is next to river Cumberland and its population is 569,891 inhabitants. In 1918 a train crashed to another and 101 people died whereas 171 were injured; this accident in Nashville was very important.
Nashville is called “The Music City” and it’s the capital of the country western music.
Important celebrities were born in Nashville as Justin Timberlake or Miley Cyrus.

New Orleans is the largest city of Louisiana. It is important because the civil war took place there and the city suffered the effects of hurricane Katrina.
New Orleans area is home to numerous celebrations the most popular of which is carnival.
In New Orleans there is a museum called “The national World War II Museum” opened to provide information on the invasion of Normandy, France.

 

By Jesús and Lucía

By Beatriz and Jorge


Miami is famous for its warm and friendly climate, which makes it one of the major destinations in North America. The average temperature during the winter months is around 20 ºC.
Miami has early and warm springs and long autumns that sometimes extend into middle December, with bright skies.

Charleston is located just south of South Carolina coastland. It is the second most populated city in South Carolina closely to the state capital, Columbia.
The city was founded as Charles town, Carolina. In 1670 Charleston was the fifth largest city in North America; it was also one of the first colonial cities.
It has a subtropical humid climate. Summer is hot and humid, the area’s coastal situation helping to keep things cooler than inland. It is also the wettest season with almost half the annual rainfall occurring during summer.
Charleston is a city of celebrations. Some of the most widely-known include the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition or the Annual Festival of Houses and Gardens.

 

By Adrián and Patricia

By Miguel and Teresa

Atlanta has a subtropical wet climate: wet summers and mild winters with a bit of snow.
The importance of Atlanta is related to the black people movement and their civil rights. In 1957, Martin Luther King Jr. founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to issue the movement of the racial consent.
You can see the picture of Margaret Mitchel House and Museum, which is the house of the woman who wrote Gone with the Wind, published in June 1936.
Atlanta is located in the SE of USA. It has the biggest company of Coca-Cola in the world. It is the capital and the largest city in USA state of Georgia. The population is around 61% of black people and 39% of white people.
Historically, Atlanta was the scenery of several important battles and it was the venue for the Olympic Games in 1993.