Most urban suburb? (Boston, population, Cleveland, area)

[SouthCali4LifeSD]

san diego hands down! and orange county...

[Toxic Toast]

Originally Posted by SouthCali4LifeSD

san diego hands down!

San diego is a suburb?


I think many around Detroit are very urban, in addition to Highland Park and Hamtramck you have River Rouge, Lincoln Park, Dearborn, and Inkster.

[noid_1985]

Oak Park, IL
Evanston, IL

probably the two most urban suburbs outside of Chicago-- both of which are very diverse

[SteelCityRising]

My vote goes for Arlington and Alexandria, Virginia, directly across the Potomac River from our nation's capital.

[john_starks]

Originally Posted by neonwattagelimit

If you count Hudson County, NJ as a suburb, then I think it would be that, hands down. But Hudson County includes Jersey City, which is more of a city-near-a-city. The rest of the county (Hoboken, Weehawken, etc), follows a similar development pattern. Bayonne is more suburban, so that may count.

yeah, does that count as a suburb? Hudson co. reminds me of another borough.

[lammius]

Hudson County is pretty dense. 13,000 ppsm (and much of the land area is "meadowlands"). Most of the cities and towns are 1 square mile or less.

[Ann_Arbor]

Oak Park and Evanston, IL- once early examples of suburbs, now seem very urban relative to their outlying areas

[BelieveInCleve]

Hoboken, NJ. Its a very urban suburb of NYC. Really that whole general area has dense suburbs until you get out further.

[e2ksj3]

Originally Posted by ScranBarre

My vote goes for Arlington and Alexandria, Virginia, directly across the Potomac River from our nation's capital.

I have to second that one. Arlington and Alexandria are real urban with a lot highrises, urban neighborhoods, and probably more urban than a lot of cities. Plus Metro goes through both cities.

[Iconographer]

In Atlanta, Buckhead, Cumberland and Dunwoody (Perimeter Center).