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*LA/Seattle/Baltimore/Vancouver/DC are honorable mentions*
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Does Mexico city have an admirable urban core or is it just a humongous footprint of medium density urban area? I also strongly disagree with their being a gap between Toronto and the other cities listed
Toronto, Montreal, and Mexico City should be included.
LA and Seattle would be removed from the list. I'd think either Boston or Philly next.
To me, the Big Four would be Manhattan, Mexico City, Chicago, Toronto. Then SF, Montreal, Boston, Philly, DC would be a good debate.
I would add Vancouver into that second batch. Maybe Seattle? Most urban doesn't necessarily correlate to size right, unless most urban also means largest urban swaths..
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