Our Tampa is the best. Okay, we're a little biased — but the rankings on dog-friendly cities, most-active places to live, best cities for foodies and so on and so forth kinda prove our point.

But, in the interest of brotherly — or sisterly — hospitality, we're taking a open-minded look at the other cities across the US that share the Cigar City's name. We asked AI to compare the cities, now we're highlighting some key similarities and differences — beyond the name. Here’s what the artificial intelligence program said.

Tampa, Kansas

"Both locations have tight-knit communities, though Tampa, Florida, is much larger and more urbanized compared to the smaller, rural Tampa, Kansas."
"While Tampa, Florida, is known for tourism and a diverse economy, Tampa, Kansas, has a more agricultural focus, but both cities engage in local commerce that supports their residents."
"Both towns are situated near water bodies — Tampa, Florida, on Tampa Bay, and Tampa, Kansas, near local rivers and lakes."
"Each Tampa has local events and festivals that reflect their community spirit, though the scale and type of events differ significantly."

Tampa, Kansas' skyline is just a little different than Tampa's. | Photo via @unbound_dawa

And further out toward the West Coast, there lies another Tampa: Tampa, Colorado. We hate to burst your bubble, but it's little more than a railway and plains.

So we're taking a look at the nearest city to see what it could be like —pending some development — and how it compares to the Big Guava:

Keenesburg, Colorado

"Both places have tight-knit communities. Keenesburg is a small town with a rural feel, while Tampa, though larger, has various neighborhoods with strong local identities."
"Both areas offer outdoor opportunities. Keenesburg has access to rural and agricultural landscapes, while Tampa features parks, waterfronts, and beaches."
"Both locations have experienced growth and development, though the scale is different. Keenesburg is growing as part of the expanding Denver metropolitan area, while Tampa is a major urban center in Florida."
"Both towns emphasize family-friendly activities and community events."

Which Tampa would you rather visit? Let us know.