| lexicalization | eng: WikiProject Cities of the United States |
| subclass of | (noun) a large and densely populated urban area; may include several independent administrative districts; "Ancient Troy was a great city"
urban center, city, metropolis |
| has instance | c/Los Angeles task force |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Austin |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Boston |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Charlotte |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Chicago |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Cincinnati |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Columbia, Missouri |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Dallas-Fort Worth |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Durham NC |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Erie |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Houston |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Jacksonville |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Lowell, Massachusetts |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Myrtle Beach |
| has instance | c/WikiProject New York City |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Omaha |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Pittsburgh |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Seattle |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Shreveport |
| has instance | c/WikiProject St. Louis |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Syracuse, New York |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Tampa Bay |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Tampa |
| has instance | c/WikiProject Youngstown |