Asheville area sub-forum vs. Western NC/Mountains sub-forum (Henderson, Hendersonville: move, metropolitan area)

[Administrator]

This poll will be open for 48 hours. Thanks for any input.

[Sampy123]

Are we going to add a coastal sub-forum as well?

[Administrator]

Originally Posted by Sampy123

Are we going to add a coastal sub-forum as well?

Yes, it'll be added.

[lovesMountains]

Originally Posted by Administrator

This poll will be open for 48 hours. Thanks for any input.

Does this mean you will move all previous posts about Asheville to the new forum to help newcomers find them all?

[Administrator]

Originally Posted by lovesMountains

Does this mean you will move all previous posts about Asheville to the new forum to help newcomers find them all?

Yes, they will be moved.

[Sampy123]

Originally Posted by Administrator

Yes, it'll be added.

Great!! this will be so helpful, thanks!

[the Parkies]

Wonderful!--thanks! Will "Asheville area" include everything from Hendersonville to Weaverville, West Asheville to Black Mountain (at least that much scope)?

[mm34b]

Originally Posted by the Parkies

Wonderful!--thanks! Will "Asheville area" include everything from Hendersonville to Weaverville, West Asheville to Black Mountain (at least that much scope)?

I would think so, but it just depends on how City-Data chooses to define "Asheville". Historically, the Asheville Metropolitan Area has been defined as Buncombe, Henderson, Haywood and Madison counties.

[the Parkies]

Thank you, mm34b. Traditional demarcations would be really helpful.

[mm34b]

Originally Posted by the Parkies

Thank you, mm34b. Traditional demarcations would be really helpful.

City-Data may also decide to just go with a mountain region of North Carolina sub-forum instead.

See map for Blue Ridge Province

http://www.geology.enr.state.nc.us/p...phy_600dpi.pdf