More than one San Antonio! :)

I just went on weather.com to check the 5 day forecast for San Antonio and when I was keying in the name in the search these also came up.

San Antonio, Florida
San Antonio, New Mexico
San Antonio, Puerto Rico
San Antonio, Argentina
and a San Antonio Heights, California

I had no idea, but I do love learning something new everyday.

Has anyone been to any of these other San Antonio's?

I have visited all of them except the ones in Puerto Rico and Argentina.

When I was in Tampa earlier this year is when I found out there was a san antonio, fl lol..

And how did they compare?

San Antonio Texas is best right?

Yes, it is.

I once spent a couple of days in towns called Ayamonte (Spain) and Vila Real de Santo António (Portugal). Both across the border from each other.

I've been to San Antonio, Philippines. Not far from the Subic Bay Naval Station, where I did a tour of duty in the late 80's

Well that's interesting folks, thanks for replying .

New Mexico----aint missing much...lol


I luv googling things too

A long time ago a self proclaimed Simpson officianado told me that Springfield was the most common city name & found in every state. Later I worked in a job that put me in position to study the dynamics of city growth & I learned that Greenville is actually found in over 40 states (Springfield is not). Since I had already been to 3 cities with such a name, whenever I travelled close enough to one, I'd make a detour to go. There are 3 things I learned. 1) the only thing they have in common is the name 2) it's not always green in greenville & 3) people who live in these do not care that's its the most popular name for a city.
I think Arlington is also a popular name, I've seen it on maps pretty often.

Good point. Our Pepper Springfield is a complete flake..

Good point. Our Pepper Springfield is a complete flake.. Originally Posted by rp

Wow! That was rude & totally off topic.

I know! What was that about?

.....he does it all the time ===> and for some reason gets away with it!
he also did it here (post 3):
http://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?t=558628

to me its taking Freedom of Speech to a new and not so nice dimension.....

and back on track - there seems to be a lot of places with "Washington" in their name

Thank you dennisrn and there are 10 states with a city called Phoenix too.