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The use of の as a question marker is very feminine. Unless that is how you want to sound I would suggest you not use it.
有難うしろきつねさん- a good replacement word?
- the quizzes are very helpful.
Ending a statement with の is definitely feminine, not necessarily asking a question with it. Actual question in spoken Japanese are generally spoken with a rising intonation at the end, in casual writing only you can represent this with a question mark. So I would rewrite that phrase to be "どこに住んでる？"
I found this resource to be a helpful explanation http://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/11914/is-ending-question-sentences-with-%E3%81%AE-really-feminine
藤沢北に住んでいます。みんあさま、どこにすんでいますか。
シドニーに住んでいる。
Is this the polite way? どこに住んでいますか。- はいそうです。
