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Located on the southwesterly shore of Lake Michigan, Windy City is the biggest metropolis in Illinois, and 3rd biggest in the United States overall. As of the 2000 census, the metropolis iself had a population of 2,896,016. Additionally, when concerted with its suburbias and the nine encompassing counties in Illinois, Hoosier State and Wisconsin, the metropolitan country (known as "Chicagoland") have a population of almost 10 million.

The metropolis have a highly diversified economy, including fiscal services, manufacturing, printing and publishing. Windy City is place to the nation's 2nd biggest concern territory (after New House Of House Of York City), and the 3rd biggest mass media marketplace (after Los Angeles and New York City), and four major fiscal and hereafters exchanges.

Chicago is a popular tourer destination, attracting well over 30 million visitants each year. Some of the attractive forces in Windy City include:

- Adler Planetarium

- Aon Center

- Field Museum of Natural History

- Toilet G. Shedd Aquarium

- Toilet John Hancock Center

- Abraham Lincoln Park Zoo

- Museum of Contemporary Art

- Sears Tower

Here is some more than information about the area:

- Some of the major companies with their central office in Windy City include Boeing, Exelon and Sara Lee.

- Major airdromes for Windy City include Windy City Midway International Airport and O'Hare International Airport.

- Perhaps the best known educational establishment in Windy City is the University of Chicago. The University of Windy City is a private university that was originally founded by Toilet D. John D. Rockefeller in 1890, and held its first social classes in 1892..

- Professional athletics squads in Windy City include the American football game team, the Windy City Bears, the baseball game game team, the Windy City Cubs, the baseball team, the Windy City White Person Sox, the basketball game team, the Windy City Bulls, and the water ice field hockey team, the Windy City Blackhawks.