Interesting idea but it is weirdly inconsistent. Their own icon shows Burlington Vermont only has a population of 44k yet it was used as the poster city in the example.
Meanwhile, cities like Nashua, New Hampshire (the second largest city North of Boston in New England) is absent because it only has about ~93k people despite being driving distance to BVT.
It is also worth noting that in the US, city status is not directly tied to population.
Portland Maine is 66k people and it has an icon.
Edit: also interesting that for Boston it is the Zacim Bridge, which is iconic but wouldn't have been my first thought. I would have thought a lobster, or a pilgrim hat, or Fenway park or something like that.
Meanwhile, cities like Nashua, New Hampshire (the second largest city North of Boston in New England) is absent because it only has about ~93k people despite being driving distance to BVT.
It is also worth noting that in the US, city status is not directly tied to population.
Portland Maine is 66k people and it has an icon.
Edit: also interesting that for Boston it is the Zacim Bridge, which is iconic but wouldn't have been my first thought. I would have thought a lobster, or a pilgrim hat, or Fenway park or something like that.