Arlington, Texas

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cs.donaldsonMember29 December 2012 04:36:50

Arlington, Texas is a nice city between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Arlington is the home of Six Flags Over Texas, The Texas Rangers (baseball team) as well as the Dallas Cowboys (football team).

Arlington is the largest metropolitan city in the United States which does not have public transportation.

It is also a college town, with the University of Texas at Arlington.

If you move to Arlington, you will need to have a vehicle.

Overall, it is a nice city to live in with easy highway access to both Dallas and Fort Worth.

AurélieViP31 December 2012 05:29:26

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Thank you for these informations cs.donaldson!

Aurélie

RITA P2New member04 January 2013 06:31:52

wow! nice post. but I want to move to Washington dc. Do you have any idea about life there?

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