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The Lincoln Memorial
Washington D.C., USA
This transportation innovation is one reason Omaha grew to be seven times more populated than Council Bluffs.
The transcontinental railroad
You can get a burger here in over 100 countries.
McDonalds
This city of hubris never sunk into the sea.
Atlantis
A bean; an organ
Kidney
Christ the Redeemer
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
This character was relocated to Omaha, taking the alias "Gene Takavic"
Saul Goodman
Chat with anyone, anywhere! Over 70% of the global population has these portable devices.
Cell Phones
This loosely defined geometric region has no evidence of usual activity.
Bermuda Triangle
For a lock; of great importance
Key
Notre-Dame
Paris, France
This pizza chain was founded in Omaha. Their headquarters is still on N 108th Street.
Godfather's Pizza
Over 60% of the global population use these platforms to share content, communication, and community.
Social Media
Also a John Green book, these are fictional locations created by mapmakers to protect against copyright infringement.
Paper Towns
A baby goat; to joke
Kid
The Forbidden City
Beijin, China
The world's largest!
Ball of Stamps
This delivery staple came to the USA in the 1890s. Variations are a staple in nearly every country.
Pizza
This South American city of gold may not exist, but a sedan named after it was manufacturer for fifth years, ceasing production in 2002.
El Dorado
To tangle; one nautical mile per hour
Knot
The Taj Mahal
Agra, India
Standing Bear and 29 fellow Ponca were held in this North Omaha military barrack prior to the landmark 1879 trial of Standing Bear v Crook.
Fort Omaha
The Bilboa Effect often results in cities worldwide investing in flashy architecture/landmarks to revitalize their city with this season industry.
Tourism
This enchanting, legendary island is said to be where King Arthur's sword was forged.
Avalon
To be eager; a highly developed sense
Keen