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who looks at cities only? is Jacksonville more important and bigger than Boston, DC and San Fran? i cant take u seriously now
indianapolis can annex the whole state of indiana and therefore gain millions more of population for all i care, will it make it bigger too?
thats like sayin san antonio is one of the largest cities in the country too, nobody except u cares tho
Either way, work on getting the criteria together and try again. People can suggest cities/areas, but unless there is a clear description of what you want, it isn't going to make a difference what we suggest. Pittsburgh may be too small, as it isn't that bigger than the Indianapolis and Columbus metros.
According to that link Indianapolis is #29. Most of the cities in the 20-30 range of metro sizes arent vastly different population wise. Why do you say you'll be bored in Columbus or Indy?
According to that link Indianapolis is #29. Most of the cities in the 20-30 range of metro sizes arent vastly different population wise. Why do you say you'll be bored in Columbus or Indy?
i jus have that feeling, these places seem kinda quiet and family oriented
can you tell more about em?
Either way, work on getting the criteria together and try again. People can suggest cities/areas, but unless there is a clear description of what you want, it isn't going to make a difference what we suggest. Pittsburgh may be too small, as it isn't that bigger than the Indianapolis and Columbus metros.
yea its not all about population, however pittsburgh seems like it has a nice, dense and rather big downtown and city core, given its size
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