why isn't there a category for a city in Minnesota?

Question

Minneapolis and St. Paul are very distinguished and populated cities, but there is no subject category for them out of all of the U.S. cities?? why is that?

and since the twin cities are normally combined as one...our population is probably more than half of the cities on the list.

Answer 1

I agree, I lived in Mpls and can't see why it's not on the list. I live in NC and we don't have any cities listed either, even though this state has a large population with all the NYers retiring on the beach and all the Floridians retiring in the mountains. In between, there's Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill, but guess they're just not considered popular cities yet to Yahoo...and I'm sorry but I hated every city I went to in Ohio...

Answer 2

I agree. Look at Baltimore, MD. That first guy that answered is kind of full of it. Does he think that Minneapolis and St. Paul aren't
"major cities"? Geeze!!
I know this isn't answering your question and I'm going to keep checking back to see if someone has a valid answer. I guess I just wanted to put my 2 cents worth in. Thanks.

Answer 3

There are not enough people from Minnesota on Yahoo Answers. Most of us are from the major cities like NYC, LA, etc.

Answer 4

I agree!! I mean, come on - they have a category for Cleveland AND Cincinnati...

Answer 5

becuase there jealous. I dunno thats a good question. I friggin love Minneapolis.