Did you know: Ft. Myers has the highest total number of sunny days of all other cities in Florida Fort Myer’s beaches hold more shell varieties than any other beach in North America This week’s Geopath Market Spotlight focuses on the Ft Myers DMA. Infographics for the top DMAs and […]
Did you know: Philadelphia has been called the “mural capital of the U.S.” It has over 2,000 outdoor murals. One of every six doctors in the U.S. received their training in Philadelphia. This week’s Geopath Market Spotlight focuses on the Philadelphia DMA. Infographics for the top DMAs and much more […]
Did you know: Savannah is the oldest city in the state of Georgia, founded in 1733 by British General James Edward Oglethorpe. Savannah was home to the sailing competitions during the 1996 summer Olympics. This week’s Geopath Market Spotlight focuses on the Savannah DMA. Infographics for the top DMAs and […]
Did you know: Centennial park in Nashville is home to the only replica of the Greek Parthenon Nashville was founded on Christmas Eve, 1779. This week’s Geopath Market Spotlight focuses on the Nashville DMA. Infographics for the top DMAs and much more are available to Geopath members in their geekOUT […]
Did you know: Madison is the 2nd largest city in Wisconsin The Capitol building in Madison was constructed with 43 types of stone from six countries and eight states. This week’s Geopath Market Spotlight focuses on the Madison DMA. Infographics for the top DMAs and much more are available to […]
Did you know: Over 1,000 ships enter the Port of Duluth every year, making it one of the largest inland freshwater ports in America. Although the city no longer hosts any professional sports teams, Duluth fielded an NFL team called the Eskimos in the 1920’s This week’s Geopath Market Spotlight […]
Did you know: Ray Charles was born in Albany, Georgia on September 23, 1930. Charles is memorialized with a bronze statue in Front Street Park Radium Springs, one of Georgia’s 7 natural wonders is located in Albany. Radium Springs pumps 70,000 gallons of water per minute to the surface from […]
Did you know: Marquette is home to the only Olympic Education Center in the United States. The Superior Dome in Marquette is the largest wooden dome stadium in the world. This week’s Geopath Market Spotlight focuses on the Marquette DMA. Infographics for the top DMAs and much more are available […]
Did you know: Louisville is home to the Kentucky Derby. Louisville uses 60 tons of firework shells each year at Thunder Over Louisville, North America’s largest annual pyrotechnics show. This week’s Geopath Market Spotlight focuses on the Louisville DMA. Infographics for the top DMAs and much more are available to […]
Did you know: Jacksonville was named for General Andrew Jackson, who later went on to become the 7th President of the United States. The Dames Point Bridge in Jacksonville is the second longest concrete cable-stayed bridge in the western hemisphere. This week’s Geopath Market Spotlight focuses on the Jacksonville DMA. […]
