Chillest place north of the border, the valley is located where Sudbury was originally intended to be built (a crater). Also known as V-Town to local residents, it houses roughly half of the city's grow-ops, the only non-artificially restored greenery in the Greater Region of Sudbury, and about half of Ontario's French population in Hanmer. It's hella tight. Yo...oh, and it's full of wanna be white gangsters. The closest they've been to the projects is the crack shack on Main street. Poor Canada...

"Valley of the Sun"

Also simply, "The Valley."

Phoenix, Arizona

Nickname for Phoenix, Arizona and its surroundings: Scottsdale, Mesa, Glendale, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Peoria, etc.

describes a girl/woman that is abnormally large and wide (like a valley)

What St. Louis people refer to as the Chesterfield Valley/ Gumbo Flats which flooded in 1993 and has, in the past 6 years, undergone one of the fastest retail booms in history, transforming farmland and rednecks at the edge of St. Louis County into the state's most affluent city. It has been dubbed the most desirable place to live in Missouri and is home to the longest strip mall/retail outlet in the country, well over 2 miles long.

A city in Marin County, California, that was the basis for the South Park episode "Smug Alert!" The people of Mill Valley are generally smug, entitled hermits who live in tiny 837 sq ft shacks that they paid $1.2 million for.

Mill Valley is known as the home of the down low Shermitard as well, the best friend of the JaysBoyToy.

To drive through the Cuyahoga Valley National Park late at night. Most people smoke marijuana, during the drive.

A region streching from the Bronx to Albany. It includes the immediate suburbs of NYC (Westchester, Rockland), the NYC exurbs (Orange, Putnam, Dutchess), and the upper hudson valley (Idont remember the counties). Generally a mix of suburbs and exurbs, but once you get past Poughkeepsie its all farm land. Considered upstate to city people.

oh, and by the way, monticello is not part of the hudson valley.