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Seattle is a coastal city located in the state of Washington. It is the largest city in both Washington state and the Pacific Northwest region. The population of Seattle is distributed among various races and ethnicities, with the majority being white. Popular sports teams in Seattle include the Seahawks, Mariners, Storm, and Sounders. Notable celebrities from Seattle include musicians Ann and Nancy Wilson and Jimi Hendrix. Places for tourists to visit include the Museum of Flight and the wall of gum.
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Vancouver is a coastal city located in British Columbia, Canada. It has a population of over 600,000 people and is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in North America. Some of the most popular attractions in Vancouver include museums like The Crab, historical places like the Orpheum Theatre, and various outdoor activities due to the mild climate. Famous celebrities from Vancouver include artists Rodney Graham, singer Bryan Adams, and hockey player Barry Beck.
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New Hampshire is a state located in New England with a humid continental climate. Its capital is Concord and largest city is Manchester. The state has a population of over 1.3 million people. New Hampshire's economy relies on agriculture such as dairy, nursery stock, cattle and apples as well as industry including machinery, electronics and tourism. Popular attractions include Santa's Village theme park, Diana's Baths waterfalls, the White Mountains for hiking and tourism, and Hampton Beach, one of America's best beaches. Famous residents include basketball star Michael Jordan and singer Rihanna.
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