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Sorry, but that first picutre of Fort Worth was the best I could find.
I have some of my own, but they're worse than that one.....
Although, you could look at it as the two cities being as different as "night and day".
And in transportation, Dallas has Fort Worth beat since they already have a fully established rail system, and Fort Worth wont even start on our streetcar system until 2012.... at least.
But it will get better for both cities since there are talks and plans of a regional rail system as we speak.
Fort Worth Streetcar (http://fortworthology.com/lightrail/ - broken link)
The poll is very close. I'd say it's a good comparison.
And I would agree. This is probably the least bias thread I have seen on city-data. Just because a city is more well known or bigger does not necessarily make it a better city to live in. Since 2000 the majority of the growth that has taken place in DFW metro area has taken place on Fort Worth side of the metro area. This has widely been ignored by the nation. Fort Worth is one of the nation fastest growing American big city and was named one of the most livable cities in America. New residents that have decided to make DFW home have prefered For Worth over Dallas. This is a fact and stats back it up. This metro is not called Dallas area its called Dallas-Fort Worth for a reason. As Fort Worth continues to grow respect will come and more attention and notarity will follow.
My vote goes to FW for simple living. It's a great place. Dallas has a far prettier skyline, but FW is one of the best cities in the US.
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