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Dallas><Minneapolis
Detroit><New Orleans
Indianapolis><Charlotte
New York><Miami
St. Louis><Memphis
Columbus><Jacksonville
Cincinnati><Birmingham
Columbus has a fantastic/gentrified/urban inner city. I really do not see this in Jacksonville. Columbus might compare better with Charlotte in NC, however Charlotte lacks the progressive/hip/college vibe. Thus the only thing in the south that is like Columbus would be a mix of Charlotte and Raleigh.
New York-Atlanta (when you think of North or South these are probably the first cities you think of for each region Philadelphia-Dallas- each have huge regional importance Chicago-Houston- the number two cities that deserve more recogition from the number one city in their region, my opinion Pittsburgh-Birmingham- does this need an explanation? Inadianapolis-Charlotte- I have always heard these two are similiar, so for lack of a better reason here they are, I know that's a bad reason Boston-Raleigh- I may catch heat fro this. Not because Raleigh is a thriving metropolis but each city has huge educational and research based economies I think that there are several similiarities, but Raleigh on a much smaller scale.
guesses: New Orleans-Detroit Jacksonville-Columbus Nashville-Cleveland
I would also say Miami and New York City because of culture but I already used New York, so Miami is left out even though it is a huge southern city.
I believe the South offers no apologies for our big acres of land and suburban living. That's what makes the South the South historically. Atlanta may not have Center City but does Phily have Buckhead? Each city has its own unique flavor that offers the USA.
New York-Atlanta (when you think of North or South these are probably the first cities you think of for each region
Philadelphia-Dallas- each have huge regional importance
Chicago-Houston- the number two cities that deserve more recogition from the number one city in their region, my opinion
Pittsburgh-Birmingham- does this need an explanation?
Inadianapolis-Charlotte- I have always heard these two are similiar, so for lack of a better reason here they are, I know that's a bad reason
Boston-Raleigh- I may catch heat fro this. Not because Raleigh is a thriving metropolis but each city has huge educational and research based economies I think that there are several similiarities, but Raleigh on a much smaller scale.
guesses:
New Orleans-Detroit
Jacksonville-Columbus
Nashville-Cleveland
I would also say Miami and New York City because of culture but I already used New York, so Miami is left out even though it is a huge southern city.
I believe the South offers no apologies for our big acres of land and suburban living. That's what makes the South the South historically. Atlanta may not have Center City but does Phily have Buckhead? Each city has its own unique flavor that offers the USA.
I personally wouldn't know. I wanted to make the case that Phily has Center City and Atlanta has Buckhead which makes it unique. I also forgot the underground, which maybe only Montreal has something similiar. But do you have pictures or descriptions of South Street? That would be a nice comparison.
Yeah, both cities have huge city proper populations, nice urban cores. I don't know much about the economy of each but I'm sure that even that is similiar. Both are nice cities, perhaps underrated in each respected region.
Pittsburgh - Birmingham
Indy - Charlotte
DC - Dallas
Chicago - Houston
Columbus - Austin
DC, Detroit - Atlanta
Philly - Miami
Baltimore - Jacksonville
Providence - Charleston
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