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Indianapolis is the largest city in the United States state of Indiana. Indianapolis is also the county seat of Marion County. On the West Fork of the White River, Indianapolis is situated in the central part of Indiana. The city has its name derived by combining “Indiana” with “polis”, which is the Greek word for city. In eighteen hundred and twenty, Indianapolis was settled. It was chosen as the state capital five years later. In eighteen hundred and thirty two, Indianapolis was incorporated as a city. In eighteen hundred and thirty eight, it was reincorporated. In eighteen hundred and forty seven, the railroad reached the city. It marked the beginning of the growth of the city. Its industrial expansion was hastened towards the end of the nineteenth century by discovery of natural gas nearby and initiation of the automobile industry. Indianapolis was merged with surrounding Marion County in nineteen hundred and seventy.

Indianapolis, Indiana

Many events and other attractions entice visitors to Indianapolis. Many bus companies operate in Indianapolis catering to this segment. They offer services of charter bus, coach bus, limo bus, party bus etc. to customers. They all have earned a high reputation for the quality services they offer. The prices charged for services also come in an affordable range.

Indianapolis is situated amidst a rich agricultural region and acts as its chief processing point. It is also a major grain and livestock market. The commerce, transportation and manufacturing of the region are focussed in the city. Electronics, pharmaceuticals and food processing are some leading industries. Witnessing rapid growth are financial sector and service and insurance industries. Printing and publishing and flour milling thrive in Indianapolis. Included among its many manufactures are construction and agricultural equipment; clay, paper, lumber, and dairy products; electronics; chemicals; auto parts; feeds and fertilizers; crushed limestone; apparel; and pharmaceuticals.

The world famous five hundred mile automobile race happens in Indianapolis. It is also the site for Indiana State Fair.

In Indianapolis exists Butler University, Marian College, the University of Indianapolis, Christian Theological Seminary and Indiana University. Purdue University has its presence in Indianapolis with many units including the Medical Center and the Herron School of Art. In a building erected as a war memorial in Indianapolis is situated the headquarters of the American Legion. The important landmarks in Indianapolis are the state capitol, the state library and its historic building, the home and burial place of James Whitcomb Riley, the home of Benjamin Harrison, a Carmelite monastery, the Soldiers and Sailors Monument and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where the famous annual five hundred mile automobile race is conducted. Then, there is the Artsgarden center for the visual and performing arts which was opened in nineteen hundred and ninety five.

Houston is the largest city in the United States state of Texas. Harris County has Houston as its county seat. Adjacent to the Gulf of Mexico, Houston is located in the southeast part of the Texas state.

Houston, Texas

Houston has the distinction of being the fourth largest city in the United States. If a consideration of the entire South and Southwest is made, Houston stands as the largest city there. Houston acts as a port which is an entry point to the United States. As far as industry, commerce and finance are concerned Houston is a prominent hub. Houston is one of the world’s prominent oil centers. Houston comes second as the busiest tonnage handling port in the United States, after New York. Many research firms in space and science are based in Houston. Houston is home to electronics plants, giant oil refineries, high tech and computer technology industries, steel and paper mills, shipyards, breweries, meatpacking houses and factories manufacturing oil drilling equipment, clothing, glass and seismic instruments. Houston homes the world’s greatest concentrations of petrochemical works. Making Houston a major center of finance, more recently, many banks, especially foreign ones, have started functioning in Houston. Houston is home to two international airports. In addition to them, Ellington Field serves as a joint use civil and military airport. Cruise ships started sailing from Houston from nineteen hundred and ninety seven.

Many tourists visit Houston to savor its prominent institutions and other attractions. Many bus companies operate in Houston catering to this segment. They offer services of charter bus, coach bus, limo bus, party bus etc. to the customers. They are all highly reputed for the quality service they offer. One thing to note is that these services come at an affordable price.

Two institutions of note that exists in Houston are Texas Medical Center and Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. The Texas Medical Center is the world’s largest hospital complex. It is also a leading medical research facility. Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center is home to the Manned Spacecraft Center of National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Houston Museum District is an important location in Houston which attracts tourists. This location homes several museums. Another important attraction is the Space Center Houston Museum in the Space Center. Space Center is the visitor’s space of Lyndon B. Johnson space center. Existing in Houston are several notable arts museums and a children’s museum. Houston is also home to many parks. One of them is Hermann Park which is large. In Hermann Park are situated a zoo, a museum of natural science and a planetarium. Wortham Theater Center is an institution in Houston which houses opera and ballet companies.

Minneapolis is the largest city in the United States state of Minnesota. Minneapolis is the county seat of Hennepin County. On the Mississippi River, Minneapolis is located in the southeast central part of Minnesota. Near to Minneapolis is situated the city of Saint Paul, which is known as its “twin city”. Father Louis Hennepin visited the future site of Minneapolis and gave their name to Falls of Saint Anthony in sixteen hundred and eighty.

Minneapolis, Minnesota

In the period between eighteen hundred and five and six, Lieutenant Zebulon Pike made a treaty with the Sioux Indians. Accordingly, they ceded to the whites much land, including the Falls of Saint Anthony and the site of Minneapolis. In the period between eighteen hundred and nineteen and twenty was built Fort Snelling. In eighteen hundred and twenty three, the government built a lumber and flour mill. Flour milling became such a significant industry in early Minneapolis that it was soon the milling capital of the world. In eighteen hundred and forty eight, the town of Saint Anthony was established on the east bank of the Mississippi. Simultaneously, the town of Minneapolis grew up on the opposite bank of the river. The Dakota Sioux word “minna”, which stands for water and the Greek word “polis”, which stand for city is combined to give Minneapolis its name. In eighteen hundred and sixty seven, Minneapolis was incorporated as a city. In eighteen hundred and seventy two, the city of Saint Anthony was annexed to it. Minneapolis became the gateway to the Northern Great Plains, following the spread of the railroads in the eighteen hundred and seventies.

Attracted by its many peculiarities, many tourists visit Minneapolis. Many bus companies operate in Minneapolis catering to this segment. They offer services of charter bus, coach bus, limo bus, party bus etc. to the customers. They are all highly reputed for the quality services they offer. One thing that has to be underlined is that these services come at an affordable price.

Minneapolis is a center of industry and commerce which serves a large agricultural region. The twentieth century witnessed the development of industries of manufacturing, food processing, milling, computers, health services, and graphic arts as Minneapolis’s major ones. The Minneapolis- Saint Paul metropolitan area homes headquarters of fifteen Fortune five hundred companies. Ninth Federal Reserve Bank is headquartered in the city. Major among its many manufactures are food products, electronic equipment, instruments, graphic art products, machinery, fabricated metals, chemicals, and textiles.

The suburbs have witnessed growth, although the population of the city has declined since the nineteen hundred and seventies. In the nineteen hundred and nineties, the phenomenon that changed the racial composition of the city is the influx of African Americans and immigrants.

Milwaukee is the largest city in the United States state of Wisconsin. Milwaukee is the county seat of Milwaukee County. On Lake Michigan, the city is situated in the southeast part of Wisconsin. Although French missionaries, in the seventeenth century, visited the site of Milwaukee, it was only in seventeen hundred and ninety five that Jacques Vieau established a fur trading post there. In eighteen hundred and eighteen, Vieau’s son in law, Solomon Juneau, who was an agent of the American Fur Company, made his home there. In eighteen hundred and thirty eight, the settlement merged with several neighboring villages to form Milwaukee. In eighteen hundred and forty six, it was incorporated as a city. After eighteen hundred and forty eight, there was a surge of German immigrants arriving. They contributed greatly to the city’s political, economic and cultural development. There are many theories about the origin of the word “Milwaukee”. It is even disputed. It may have come from the Potawatomi word “ Mahn-ah-wauk” which means ‘council grounds of the Potawatomi or from “Mah-an-wauk-seepe” meaning gathering place of rivers or from the Algonquian word “Milo-aki” meaning beautiful land.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Large number of tourists visits Milwaukee, enticed by its many attractions. Many bus companies operate in Milwaukee catering to this inflow. They offer services of charter bus, coach bus, limo bus, party bus etc. to the customers. They are all well known for their high quality service offered. It is noteworthy that the prices of these services come at an affordable range.

One of the great industrial centers in the United States is Milwaukee. It is also one of the largest Great Lakes ports. Manufacturing remains a strong entity. Leaders in lithographic commercial printing and the production of medical diagnostic instruments, small gasoline engines, malt beverages, iron and steel forgings, mining machinery and robotics in the United States are Milwaukee’s manufacturers. Among the major metropolitan areas of the United States, Milwaukee’s high tech manufacturing community is one of the largest.

Milwaukee was once known as a “beer town”. But now only a small percentage of its workforce is involved in beer production. However, an important role is played by beer and almost eleven percent of malt beverage of the United States is produced in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee was the scene of racial disorder and black demonstrations in the nineteen hundred and sixties. In the recession years from nineteen hundred and seventy nine to eighty two, the city was hit hard economically. In the industrial sector, more than sixty thousand jobs were lost. In the late nineteen hundred and eighties prosperity reoccurred. This was mainly because of re-establishing of manufacturing jobs caused mainly by the economic efforts of major Milwaukee companies, in areas such as the international export of tools and machinery.