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I believe one is about to open in Wichita, and that might be the smallest market.
There’s one in Madison, which is smaller than Wichita, but metro areas are about the same size.
My guess is that the smallest municipality with one is like a small suburb of a major city, while the smallest metro area is probably a college town of some sort.
Charlottesville (48k) has Trader Joe's and a Whole Foods. They have alot of stores/businesses (Atheleta, William's Sonoma, Orangetheory, etc.) you'd be surprised to see in such a small town.
Charlottesville (48k) has Trader Joe's and a Whole Foods. They have alot of stores/businesses (Atheleta, William's Sonoma, Orangetheory, etc.) you'd be surprised to see in such a small town.
Charlottesville has to be the winner as more a stand alone than the others. Asheville should be among the runner ups given it's population is just 90K plus also maintains both Whole Foods and Earth Fare locations too.
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