number of stadiums in the U.S.?
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Not enough information to provide a complete, correct answer.
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I don't have any stats on this so please let me know how I did. Common sense would say that Florida and Texas would be 2 big NFL contributors. Same with Ohio and Pennsylvania for the north. The fact that 20% of our country's population lives in California would mean that they have to be in the top 10. So that leaves 5 others. I will try to rule out states with real small populations even though you have already said that there are a few of them under 9 mil. How about Georgia, Virginia, Oklahoma, Illinois, Washington State?\n\nThose are my guesses but I will throw in honorable mentions to Michigan, Indiana, Nebraska, Tennessee, N Carolina , Alabama,\nMisouri & Mississipi\n\nThanks this was fun
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There are 30 teams. 16 National League and 14 American League
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sc, nj (although the jets an giants play there), RI, ME, VT, MS, ND, SD, MT, OR, NV, NM, AK, OK, VA, WV, KY, HI, AL, NH, WY, AL, KS, ID, DE, UT, IA, AND NE.
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Frankly I agree that the 32 team number is great.  At fifty years old I remember when there were half that number.  I would, however, move teams.  The southeast has far too many teams in the conferences.  With the large NCAA and NASCAR schedules move one of the Florida teams to Nebraska or Oklahoma.  I would then move the NO Saints to Arizona, and Arizona to NO.  Neither owner deserves a team.  Bidwell can't do anything right and Benton is a disgrace.  Notice Benton's been so quiet since his problem plagued city sold-out his stadium?  If they want to own them, fine, make them move them!!
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Humbolt Park, on Chicago's westside, has a number of teams. I suggest to you to be a little more specific in order to get a good answer.
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well according to Wiki the dome can house 64,000 football spectators now. With Card's new stadium being able to expand to 73,000, I'd say a new statdium will probably hold between 70-85,000 people (I gave such a big gap, because the NFL high is 91,704 in washington)
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In general, ballparks are single-purpose arenas used to host baseball games, and only baseball games. They can not be altered to host a football, soccer, hockey, or basketball game.\n\nA Stadium, in general, is a multi-purpose arena that can host a football game one day, a concert the next, and then a baseball game the next day. \n\nEither way, most people don't really differentiate between the two.
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NFl have 32. NBA has 30. NHL has 30 as well.
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Most stadiums don't decriminate amomg their fans.  Most will offer their promotional items to the first 10,000, 25,000 or whatever number ideas they have on a first come, first serve basis.  Great to the ballpark early.  Good Luck!
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I'll take them one at a time:\n\n1 Mexico City- This would be a good choice. Big stadium, big market (all of Mexico). This could be a logical first global expansion point.\n2 Birmingham- I don't think the NFL wants to expand much more into the south. I could be wrong. Alabama is big for college football-I'm sure it'd be a big NFL state.\n3 Las Vegas- Absolutely not. For all the Pro Leagues, Las Vegas is the untouchable city. The gambling/sports connection is one they stay far away from.\n4 Hawaii- Not sure what kind of market Hawaii would be. Cities with weather that good, typically have people who make their own fun outdoors.\n5 Canada- Possible, although the late year weather would be a problem. Also, Canadian government protection of CFL could be a problem.\n6 Germany Could be a good first expansion if they went global.\n7 the UK- Would be most probable point for european expanisio\n8 Oklahoma City- Not sure. most people there are already Cowboy fans.\n9 Albuqueque- Could be a possibility. Small overall population of state is a drawback.\n10 LA- There will be a team in LA\n11 San Antonio- Texas is large enough to support another team. San Antonio would be a good bet.\n12 others- Portland, Connecticut, Virginia(Va Beach/Norfolk), Orlando(too close to Tampa ?), Louisville(too close to Cincy ?) Puerto Rico. If Cuba became a free nation after Castro's death, Havana(who played NCAA football in the 30's and 40's).
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Here are the 12 stadiums for the WC 2006\n-Berlin                      -Hanovre\n-Cologne                     -Kaiserslautern\n-Dortmund                    -Leipzig\n-Francfort                   -Munich\n-Gelsenkirchen               -Nuremberg\n-Hambourg                    -Stuttgart
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76000 (in 2006). Eight thousand seats were added for the 2006 season.\n\nThe long-term plan is to rebuild the South Stand and fill in the corners to a capacity of 90,000, but due to the lack of space outside the stadium there are no immediate plans for this redevelopment.
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depends you gota add the state and city to make more sence there is over 10000 high school teams in America
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There are a total of 50 states.  There are the 48 continental states and Alaska and Hawaii.  The United States also has six territories and the District of Columbia.
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I think they need to get one first.  I don't think they could have too teams because either they would need two stadiums or the schedulers would have to make someone else at home every week.  I think one football team is enough for one city.
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Hillsborough Stadium (Sheff Wed's ground) currently has a capacity of 39,859.\n\nIn London, only Stamford Bridge (Chelsea, 42,055) and The Emirates Stadium (Arsenal, 60,432) have bigger capacities.