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Rowan University has two medical schools in Camden county N.J. ,one in Camden which is one subway stop from Center City and the other in Statford N.J. I chose to use the words Philadelphia region which includes Mercer county N.J. . The term msa and csa are recent inventions of the Census Bureau which is a very narrow definition mostly used by government to appropriate federal funds . So in the term Philadelphia region ,yes Princeton is included .
Childrens and Penn both have outpatient facilities in Ocean and Mercer counties .
Again - no.
Anyway, this is all irrelevant because Princeton, NEW JERSEY is in neither Philly nor NYC's downtowns, same with anywhere else in Mercer or Ocean Counties. I find we in NJ have to remind our lovely neighbor city residents across the rivers of this when they attempt to use us (as they please, also discard us as they please) for bragging rights - the coast, Princeton University, etc.
If any body has a inferiority complex , it should be you. Philadelphia is a great place to live and work and great things a happening here . University of Penn has developed cures for blood cancer and doing cellu
lar engineering to combat disease and genetic mutations . Children' s Hospital of Philadelphia is the world's leader in finding cures for childhood disease . Twenty percent of all Doctors in the U.S. get there training from the 7 medical schools in Philadelphia . Over 120 colleges and universities in the Philadelphia region including two ivy league schools. World class art museum ect. So what is Tennessee doing that so great ?
Twenty percent of all doctors get their training in Philadelphia? That can't possibly be correct.
I think I would put DC, Boston and Seattle before LA, Miami and Houston. Downtown LA is certainly booming right now though for sure.
In my experience DTLA and downtown Boston are about the same size. Boston's is a lot nicer though. Not sure which city has more residents, if you count Back Bay then Boston would probably get the edge.
I think he meant Princeton which is 25 minutes up 95, but we really don't need to start this debate of what Mercer County is more connected too because it has nothing to do with the OP's question.
Sick picture of Toronto above.
Yes, he probably is including Princeton. But Mercer Co is not part of of the Philly metro area. The only NJ counties that are are Camden, Burlington and Gloucester.
Rowan University has two medical schools in Camden county N.J. ,one in Camden which is one subway stop from Center City and the other in Statford N.J. I chose to use the words Philadelphia region which includes Mercer county N.J. . The term msa and csa are recent inventions of the Census Bureau which is a very narrow definition mostly used by government to appropriate federal funds . So in the term Philadelphia region ,yes Princeton is included .
Childrens and Penn both have outpatient facilities in Ocean and Mercer counties .
Truthfully, I was talking about med schools that are within Phila. city borders. Not Philly metro.
Has anyone actually posted a list of downtowns by population in this thread? I'd be curious to see where each city stands.
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