Crazy how pronounced the line from the DC area to the Boston area is
SimilarElderberry956 on
The house prices in urban areas is insane. State governments should decentralize their services and have more of their employees move to small towns. With remote work possible the smaller communities can be revived.
Capt_Foxch on
Ohio has three metro areas of 2M+ in a straight line and no passenger rail connecting them
ljshea1 on
Christ greater Atlanta is huge
heckeldaddy on
I would not call the majority of Suffolk county and the east and west forks urban, this map seems stupid. Maybe just off pop density but it’s definitely not urban.
InfamousEconomy3972 on
I’m gonna need Dexter to help me out with this
Minimum_Influence730 on
It’s fascinating how some metros are growing into each other.
I thought Tampa and Orlando were close but Philly and Wilmington are basically one city!
ComeTasteTheBand on
Buffalo is dense AF
Gnumino-4949 on
So what you’re saying is, Michigan lost Dayton?
Ya_i_just on
Every time I see this, i always think „welcome to NJ, everything outside that red area is either farmland, preserved, land or abandoned“
fredinNH on
Based on all the little red areas in northern Vermont and New Hampshire that I’m familiar with, this map has a low threshold for “urban”.
DadCelo on
Eastern Florida is just one long sprawl
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I see a line through Texas to the Dakota’s
Crazy how pronounced the line from the DC area to the Boston area is
The house prices in urban areas is insane. State governments should decentralize their services and have more of their employees move to small towns. With remote work possible the smaller communities can be revived.
Ohio has three metro areas of 2M+ in a straight line and no passenger rail connecting them
Christ greater Atlanta is huge
I would not call the majority of Suffolk county and the east and west forks urban, this map seems stupid. Maybe just off pop density but it’s definitely not urban.
I’m gonna need Dexter to help me out with this
It’s fascinating how some metros are growing into each other.
I thought Tampa and Orlando were close but Philly and Wilmington are basically one city!
Buffalo is dense AF
So what you’re saying is, Michigan lost Dayton?
Every time I see this, i always think „welcome to NJ, everything outside that red area is either farmland, preserved, land or abandoned“
Based on all the little red areas in northern Vermont and New Hampshire that I’m familiar with, this map has a low threshold for “urban”.
Eastern Florida is just one long sprawl