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Alright, this is kind of a big though on my mind i've been trying to get off my shoulders. I am going to need some help on this one.
I am trying to decide which cities are urban in california. this is can get kind of hard since a city may seem urban, but could be a suburb or ex-urb.
I am guessing for california our urban cities are Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento, Fresno, San Francisco, San Jose.
CA: Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, San Jose, Fresno, Sacramento
TX: San Anatonio, Dallas, Houston, Austin, El Paso, Fort Worth
CO: Denver, Colorado Springs
TN: Memphis, Nashville
NC: Charlotte, Raleigh
FL: Jacksonville, Miami
AZ: Phoenix, Mesa
OH: Columbus, Cleveland
NY: New York City
IL: Chicago
WA: Seattle
OR: Portland
NV: Las Vegas
UT: Salt Lake City
PA: Philadelphia
MI: Detroit
VA: Virginia Beach
NA: Omaha
IN: Indianapolis
MY: Baltimore
WI: Milwaukee
MA: Boston
KY: Louisville
OK: Oklahoma City
GA: Atlantic City
NM: Albuquerque
MI: Kansas City
HI: Honalulu
MI: Minneapolis
Other: San Juan, Puerto Rico
Washington, District of Columbia
Atlantic City is in New Jersey; Atlanta is in Georgia.
And I'm really not sure how you're characterizing "urban" here; are you referring to central cities?
For Virginia, Norfolk is considered the traditional urban center of the Hampton Roads metro area, although Virginia Beach is the largest municipality in that area. You also left out Richmond. Actually you left a lot of cities out for the states you listed: Pittsburgh, Tampa, Orlando, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Buffalo, etc. And Maryland is "MD," Missouri is "MO," and Minnesota is "MN."
Atlantic City is in New Jersey; Atlanta is in Georgia.
And I'm really not sure how you're characterizing "urban" here; are you referring to central cities?
For Virginia, Norfolk is considered the traditional urban center of the Hampton Roads metro area, although Virginia Beach is the largest municipality in that area. You also left out Richmond. Actually you left a lot of cities out for the states you listed: Pittsburgh, Tampa, Orlando, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Buffalo, etc. And Maryland is "MD," Missouri is "MO," and Minnesota is "MN."
well, im just a high school kid. so if my list is wrong, plz edit it and i will edit my first post.
Alright, this is kind of a big though on my mind i've been trying to get off my shoulders. I am going to need some help on this one.
I am trying to decide which cities are urban in california. this is can get kind of hard since a city may seem urban, but could be a suburb or ex-urb.
I am guessing for california our urban cities are Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento, Fresno, San Francisco, San Jose.
CA: Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, San Jose, Fresno, Sacramento, Oakland, San Bernardino, Riverside, Long Beach
TX: San Anatonio, Dallas, Houston, Austin, El Paso, Fort Worth
CO: Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder
TN: Memphis, Nashville
NC: Charlotte, Raleigh
FL: Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Springs
AZ: Phoenix, Mesa, Tuscon
OH: Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo, Youngstown, Akron
NY: New York City, Buffalo, Syracuse, Rochester, Albany
IL: Chicago, Peoria, Champaign, Springfield
WA: Seattle
OR: Portland
NV: Las Vegas, Reno
UT: Salt Lake City
PA: Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Reading, Allentown, Scranton
MI: Detroit, Grand Rapids, Flint
VA: Virginia Beach, Richmond, Norfolk, Roanoke, Alexandria
NA: Omaha
IN: Indianapolis, Fort Wayne
MY: Baltimore
WI: Milwaukee
MA: Boston, Springfield, Worcester
KY: Louisville, Lafayette, Bowling Green
OK: Oklahoma City, Tulsa
GA: Atlanta, Macon, Savanna, Augusta
NM: Albuquerque
MI: Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield
HI: Honolulu
MI: Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth
Other: San Juan, Puerto Rico
Washington, District of Columbia
CA: Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, San Jose, Fresno, Sacramento, Oakland, San Bernardino, Riverside, Long Beach
TX: San Anatonio, Dallas, Houston, Austin, El Paso, Fort Worth
CO: Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder
TN: Memphis, Nashville
NC: Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro
FL: Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Springs
AZ: Phoenix, Mesa, Tuscon, Glendale
OH: Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo, Youngstown, Akron
NY: New York City, Buffalo, Syracuse, Rochester, Albany
IL: Chicago, Peoria, Champaign, Springfield
WA: Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane
OR: Portland
NV: Las Vegas, Reno
UT: Salt Lake City
PA: Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Reading, Allentown, Scranton
MI: Detroit, Grand Rapids, Flint
VA: Virginia Beach, Richmond, Norfolk, Roanoke, Alexandria
NA: Omaha
IN: Indianapolis, Fort Wayne
MD: Baltimore
WI: Milwaukee
MA: Boston, Springfield, Worcester
KY: Louisville, Lafayette, Bowling Green
OK: Oklahoma City, Tulsa
GA: Atlanta, Macon, Savanna, Augusta
NM: Albuquerque
MO: Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield
HI: Honolulu
MN: Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth
NJ: Trenton, Jersey City
AL: Anchorage
ID: Boise
Other: San Juan, Puerto Rico
Washington, District of Columbia
Don't understand the question. Which cities are urban? ALL cities are urban--that's by definition. Do you mean to find out the largest cities and/or metropolitan areas in each state? I realize I'm a Neanderthal here in the Age of the Internet, but I thought that's what atlases were for.
Another addition to the list: Newark, NJ.
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