Major City-Big City-Mid City-Small CIty

[WOT]

Let's gets some debate going shall we? Hours away from a Superbowl Hosting Selection - Here is how I view some "City Hiearchy in the Midwest for "best in class"

Major City - Chicago hands down

Big City - Indy - a smaller Chicago getting bigger everyday

Mid City - Grand Rapids, MI - Ok I'm biased, but we are on the move looking at what Indy is doing

Small City - You pick!!

[Unionstation13]

well, small city, would probably have to be somewhere like crawfordsville, or Greensburg, both quite beautiful.

[WOT]

well, small city, would probably have to be somewhere like crawfordsville, or Greensburg, both quite beautiful.

[Rural King]

^Ft. Wayne would be more of a mid-city IMO (standards of course differ), as its way larger than Greensburg or Crawfordsville, which are more in the small city or town category. I guess it also depends on how small the definition of city in this context is going to go.

[MisterMike]

Not to downgrade Greensburg or Crawfordsville but what about Columbus for small city. There aren't any towns its size that can boast the world-class architechural resume Columbus can. Just sayin'.

[Choirboy622]

I would consider Muncie, Terre Haute, and possibly even Evansville to be small cities. Fort Wayne might be called a medium sized city.

[tamias6]

I would have to go with Petosky, MI for shear beauty of the place.

[ZachariahDaMan]

I hear you on that, Petoskey is definately a beautiful town. I was really surprised at the size of downtown when I was there last summer. There are just tons of small towns to choose from but it's up there.

Major city- Chicago

Big city- only city I've been to that fits this size is Detroit

Mid city- Grand Rapids