Sister Cities

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Havana, Cuba

Established: 1519
Language: Spanish
Population: 2,152,518

Located only 106 miles south of Key West, Havana is a port city known for its tropical climate, beautiful architecture and vintage cars.

Ichihara, Japan

Established: 1963
Language: Japanese
Population: 283,531

Ichihara's waterfront on Tokyo Bay is home to oil refinieries as well as power, petrochemical and shipbuilding companies.

Worms, Germany

Established: 14 B.C.
Language: German
Population: 81,099

A port city located on the Rhein River, Worms is the site of various historically important events, including when Martin Luther defended his beliefs in 1521.

Katowice, Poland

Established: 1598
Language: Polish
Population: 284,363

Once home to industrial steelworks, mines and foundries, Katowice is now known for its economy based on professional services, education and healthcare.

Malaga, Spain

Established: 770 B.C.
Language: Spanish
Population: 594,050

Home to beautiful cathedrals, beaches and ancient ruins, Malaga is also known to be the birthplace of Pablo Picasso.

Pyeongtaek, South Korea

Established: 1940
Language: Korean
Population: 635,218

Pyeongtaek is home to Camp Humphreys, the United States' largest overseas military base.

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ConstAnta, Romania

Established: 600 B.C.
Language: Romanian
Population: 249,423

Constanta is the fourth largest city in Romania and the oldest continuously inhabited city in the region.

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Cockburn, Australia

Established: 1871
Language: English
Population: 112,000

This suburb of Perth is a coastal city named after Cockburn Sound, an inlet of the Indian Ocean.

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Ari'el, Israel

Established: 1978
Language: Hebrew
Population: 17,668

Ari'el is named after Jerusalem and literally means "Lion of God."