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Where Do You Live and What Do You Eat?

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PETA acknowledges that in some cities life as a vegetarian is easier than others. Here’s who made the lists:

logo-vegcities.gifAmerica’s Best Vegetarian-Friendly Large Cities

1. Portland, Oregon
2. Seattle, Washington
3. San Francisco, California
4. New York, New York
5. Atlanta, Georgia
6. Washington, D.C.
7. Minneapolis, Minnesota
8. Austin, Texas
9. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
10. Chicago, Illinois

America’s Best Vegetarian-Friendly Small Cities

1. Asheville, North Carolina
2. Eugene, Oregon
3. Salt Lake City, Utah
4. Norfolk, Virginia
5. Santa Monica, California
6. Santa Cruz, California
7. Boulder, Colorado
8. Madison, Wisconsin
9. Athens, Georgia
10. Ann Arbor, Michigan

Canada’s Best Vegetarian-Friendly Cities

1. Vancouver, British Columbia
2. Victoria, British Columbia
3. Toronto, Ontario
4. Montréal, Québec
5. Calgary, Alberta
6. Ottawa, Ontario

Visit the feature article for links to each city and town listed.


4 Responses to “Where Do You Live and What Do You Eat?”

  1. Meg Says:

    Home stretch! Go Sally go!

  2. Sparky Duck Says:

    its amazing that all those pacific northwest cities are there. though i knew that, the 2 people i know in Oregon, vegetarians

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