⑶ 2022 World Cup USA (18 Cities , 21 Stadiums , released in 2010.01.12)

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On the 12th January 2010 , The USA Bid Committee concluded its eight-month host city selection process and announced
the list of cities that would be included in its official bid book to FIFA to host the FIFA World Cup™ in 2018 or 2022.

Eighteen cities - the maximum allowable by FIFA - have been identified as official host cities and will be included
in the formal bid book that the USA Bid Committee will submit to FIFA on May 14, 2010.

The list of 18 cities and 21 stadiums which were selected to be included in the final bid is as follows.

Los Angeles (California), Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum , 93,607 , 1923.05.01

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Los Angeles (Pasadena , California) , Rose Bowl , 92,542 , 1922.10.08

Washington (Landover , Maryland) , FedEx Field 91,704 , 1997.08

Dallas (Arlington , Texas) , Cowboys Stadium , 91,600 (now 80,000) , 2009.05.27

Dallas (Texas), Cotton Bowl , 89,000 (before 92,107) , 1930

New York (East Rutherford , New Jersey) , New Meadowlands Stadium , 82,500 , 2010.04.10

Kansas City (Missouri) , Arrowhead Stadium , 77,000 (before 79,451) , 1972.08.12

Denver (Colorado) , INVESCO Field at Mile High , 76,125 , 2001.09

Miami (Florida) , Land Shark Stadium (Dolphin Stadium , Pro Player Stadium) , 74,916 (before 75,540) , 1987.08.16

Phoenix-Glendale (Arizona), University of Phoenix Stadium , 72,800 (now 63,400) , 2006.08.01

Seattle (Washington) , Husky Stadium , 72,500 , 1920.11.27

Boston (Foxborough , Massachusetts) , Gillette Stadium , 71,693 (before 68,756) , 2002.09.09

Houston (Texas) , Reliant Stadium , 71,500 , 2002.08.24

Atlanta (Georgia) , Georgia Dome , 71,228 , 1992

Baltimore (Maryland) , M&T Bank Stadium , 71,008 , 1998

San Diego (California) , Qualcomm Stadium , 70,551 , 1967

Nashville (Tennessee) , LP Field , 68,798 (before 69,143) , 1999.08.27

Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) , Lincoln Financial Field , 68,532 (before 67,594) , 2003.08.03

Seattle (Washington) , Qwest Field , 67,000 , 2002.07.28

Tampa Bay (Florida) , Raymond James Stadium , 65,856 , 1998.09.20

Indianapolis (Indiana) , Lucas Oil Stadium , 64,200 (before 63,000) , 2008.08.16

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