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Nobody judges urbanity by whether or not there's an airport in the city proper, but there is no airport in San Francisco, which is obviously more urban than Oakland.
1. Please look up the word 'urbanity'
2. Jersey City and Hudson County are high density suburbs.
Awe how cute. JC is definitely one of the most densely populated suburbs I know of so kudos, but it's a still a bit too bland and dependent on NYC as a reason to exist to be as 'urban' as Oakland tho, A for effort JC-maybe some day
Awe how cute. JC is definitely one of the most densely populated suburbs I know of so kudos, but it's a still a bit too bland and dependent on NYC as a reason to exist to be as 'urban' as Oakland tho, A for effort JC-maybe some day
I have no reason to defend JC, I'm not from there and I never go there, however in being objective I can tell you it is clearly more urban than Oakland.
I have no reason to defend JC, I'm not from there and I never go there, however in being objective I can tell you it is clearly more urban than Oakland.
More densely populated? Absolutely. Congrats. Gold Star for you.
Now that youve separated the two( 'urban' and 'density'), tell us how exactly Jersey City is more 'urban'?
Haha there is ZERO correlation between density and 'urbanity'
Definition of urbanity
plural urbanities
1 :the quality or state of being urbane
2 urbanities plural :urbane acts or conduct
Definition of urbane
:notably polite or polished in manner
Trust me. In the arena of urbanity, Oakland runs circles around Joisee City. LOL
Just one example. Oakland has 6 restaurants recognized by the Michelin Guide, including Commis which was awarded 2 stars( that's excellent btw)
Hudson County: 0
#polished
Not sure what this means but like I said, higher population density notwithstanding, Jersey City is a actually a bit sleepy vs Oakland.
Have you even been to both?
LOL urbane indeed.
Homer
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