I want to walk through the arrays and spit out the keys and values.

My JSON object has a bunch of city names as keys of arrays, then has quotes within those arrays belonging to each city.

Here's the result I'm getting back from my $.get method (after parsing to JSON object);

1. Object {Wolverhampton: Array[10], Manchester: Array[10], Leicester: Array[10], Bradford: Array[10], Durham: Array[5]…}

   1. Aberdeen: Array[10]
   1. 0: "I'm about to explode Chinese and chocolates such a combination and my fellow workmates were a right laugh!"
   2. 1: "�@TylerProsper: @_BoricuaMorena timeout�??????"
   3. 2: "@ashleighca haha why not? I wouldn't want him as much good looking as he is, stay away from my asshole"
   4. 3: "Shite weather and ridiculously tired, time for a sleep and hope my coupon is alive when I wake up!"
   5. 4: "what was the score boys and any use getting #mwi @calummcbain @kieranlynch95 @sobykerr72 @DaleSimeon88 @kieranferns @Dylnamitee"
   6. 5: "@kirstyfisherxx im here babe "
   7. 6: "@StrawberrycurIs last min Xmas pressie I've got stock, Chelmsford peeps, anytime between now and Xmas eve, collection only"
   8. 7: "@rhimarkable i'm a left tit you're a right tit hahah night"
   9. 8: "i am really bored."
   10. 9: "@xrebeccamallisx im home tomorrow sweetcheeks! who's house first on Xmas day? Hahahaha"
   11. length: 10
   12. __proto__: Array[0]
   2. Armagh: Array[4]
   3. Bath: Array[5]
   4. Belfast: Array[10]
   5. Birmingham: Array[10]
   6. Bradford: Array[10]
   7. Brighton: Array[1]
   8. Bristol: Array[10]
   9. Cambridge: Array[5]
   10. Canterbury: Array[5]
   11. Cardiff: Array[10]
   12. Chester: Array[7]
   13. Chichester: Array[6]
   14. Coventry: Array[10]
   15. Derby: Array[10]
   16. Dundee: Array[10]
   17. Durham: Array[5]
   18. Edinburgh: Array[10]
   19. Glasgow: Array[10]
   20. Gloucester: Array[10]
   21. Hereford: Array[5]
   22. Inverness: Array[9]
   23. Lancaster: Array[9]
   24. Leeds: Array[10]
   25. Leicester: Array[10]
   26. Lichfield: Array[4]
   27. Lisburn: Array[4]
   28. Liverpool: Array[10]
   29. Manchester: Array[10]
   30. Newport: Array[10]
   31. Newry: Array[2]
   32. Nottingham: Array[10]
   33. Oxford: Array[8]
   34. Peterborough: Array[8]
   35. Plymouth: Array[10]
   36. Portsmouth: Array[10]
   37. Preston: Array[4]
   38. Salford: Array[10]
   39. Sheffield: Array[10]
   40. Southampton: Array[10]
   41. St Albans: Array[10]
   42. Stirling: Array[5]
   43. Sunderland: Array[6]
   44. Swansea: Array[10]
   45. Wakefield: Array[10]
   46. Winchester: Array[6]
   47. Wolverhampton: Array[10]
   48. Worcester: Array[8]
   49. York: Array[5]
   50. __proto__: Object

I want to spit out the array keys (the city names) and then each array value (quotes) in this structure;

1. <div>
2.       <h4>Aberdeen</h4>
3.       <ul>
4.             <li>                     <q>"I&#039;m about to explode Chinese and chocolates such a combination and my fellow workmates were a right laugh!"</q>              </li>
5.             <li>                                               <q>"&iuml;&iquest;&frac12;@TylerProsper: @_BoricuaMorena timeout&iuml;&iquest;&frac12;??????"</q>
6.             </li>
7.           <!-- ... etcetera -->
8.        </ul>
9. </div>
10. <div>
11.       <h4>Armagh</h4>
12.       <ul>
13.            <!-- ... etcetera -->
14.       </ul>
15. </div>

What I have at the moment is some jQuery that spits out different HTML but the worrying part is it loops through the array values for each array. Sorry, I don't think I explained that well.

Instead of just outputting the quotes for each city, it outputs every quote for all the cities in each city.

Here's my jQuery code;

2.   $.get('../../controller/cities.php', function(result) {
3. 
   
4. var citiesTweets = jQuery.parseJSON(result);
5. console.log(citiesTweets);
6. 
   
7. $('#all_cities').append('<div></div>').append('<ul></ul>');
8. 
   
9. $.each( citiesTweets, function( k, v ) { 
10. $('#all_cities ul').append('<li></li>');
12. $('#all_cities li').append('<h4>' + k + '</h4>');
14. $.each(v, function(k,v){
15. $('#all_cities li').append('<blockquote>' + this + '</blockquote>');
16. });
18. });
19. 
    
20. });

My problem question is:

How do you get jQuery to loop through only the elements in one array, rather than all of the arrays?

Sorry, that's probably the wrong question but I don't know how to phrase it other than, "What's going on here?".