The heart of the couth beats downtown: Jacksonville, Florida

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Visitors coming to Jacksonville for the 2005 superbowl championships are in for a pleasant surprise when they see the transformation in the largest city in America. There is a concerted effort to move industry off the riverfront so that people can enjoy its beauty but that apart, the two billion dollars being spent on the transformation sees the addition of a football stadium and a nightclub district, which is also ready for the superbowl.

Florida, Jacksonville, Florida

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The heart of the south beats downtown: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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Oklahoma city is beginning to blossom feels local residents and the city that has seen a number of changes in its history is suddenly adding waterfronts, clubs restaurants and sprucing up its stadium for the convenience of the residents. The Oklahoma City Museum is being renovated, as are most of the rundown buildings in and around the city.

Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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The heart of the south beats downtown: Atlanta, Georgia

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Atlanta, in Georgia, is the corporate headquarters for the world's largest conglomerates, even though the city is known as the big peach, and this transformation started after the city hosted the summer Olympic games in 1996. The city would add a downtown aquarium, in 2005, to an already impressive list of hot spots.

Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia

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