Which U.S. city was home to the world's first fully enclosed, climate-controlled shopping mall, designed specifically to combat harsh geographic weather conditions?

Shopping malls revolutionized retail by creating controlled environments for shopping regardless of outdoor conditions. Their development was closely tied to geographic and climate challenges that retailers faced. This poll tests your knowledge of how geography influenced a major retail innovation that changed shopping habits worldwide and sparked economic development in previously challenging locations.

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Edina, Minnesota (Southdale Center, 1956)
Phoenix, Arizona (Park Central Mall, 1957)
Anchorage, Alaska (Northern Lights Center, 1954)
Miami, Florida (Dadeland Mall, 1958)