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To someone from NYC or another large metro, Jacksonville is mid-sized.
Mid size to me is generally <1m MSA.
Yeah it seems like the OP is looking at metros that are smaller than <1.5 m by their list.
Anyone that has been to Richmond and one of the front-runners (louisville, DesMoines, Tulsa) that can compare them to Richmond? Richmond is my hometown so I am biased. From pictures they don't look as big as Richmond does (in person). Panoramio - Photo of Richmond Skyline from the South Side of the James
Anyone that has been to Richmond and one of the front-runners (louisville, DesMoines, Tulsa) that can compare them to Richmond? Richmond is my hometown so I am biased. From pictures they don't look as big as Richmond does (in person). Panoramio - Photo of Richmond Skyline from the South Side of the James
I've spent some time in Richmond. It's a very underrated city, I think. I do like the skyline, but it strikes me as a little boxy compared to the three frontrunners you've mentioned.
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