You Can Visit The Entire Solar System Without Leaving The United States

A former coal mining town, Sun is located about 60 miles southeast of Charleston, the West Virginia state capital.

A former nuclear test site, Mercury can be found 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas.

Venus is a small city located about 36 miles southwest of Dallas.

Earth is just 65 miles from Lubbock.

Mars is about 25 miles north of Pittsburgh. The city is home to a flying saucer attraction and the local high school's mascot is the "Fightin' Planet."

Jupiter is, coincidentally, the largest municipality on this list. It's just north of West Palm Beach, Florida.

Saturn is a rural community west of Fort Wayne. It does not appear that there is too much there other than a church, some farms and a few homes.

Uranus can be found in Chiniak on Kodiak Island. Good luck getting here -- you'll have to take a few ferries along the way.

Neptune City is located on the Jersey Shore, about 60 miles south of Manhattan, New York

The "dwarf planet," Pluto, may be, on average, 3,670,050,000 miles from the Sun, but Pluto, West Virginia is just 34 miles from Sun, West Virginia where we started.