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Old 08-09-2010, 04:14 AM
 
Location: Boston
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If New England was a state...

It would be the 5th most populated state out of 44 at roughly 14,483,000, underneath Florida's 18,600,000, and beating out Illinois' 13,000,000.

It would be 10th out 44 in population density with 221.66 inhabitants/sq mi, below Illinois' 231.2, and above Hawaii's 199.8.
3/4 of the population would be in Southern New England (MA, RI, CT) with a population density of 786.83/sq mi, while the remaining quarter in Northern New England (NH, VT, ME) would be 63.56/sq mi.

The top ten most populous cities would be...
1. Boston, MA: 645,169 (4,522,858) Metro
2. Worcester, MA: 182,596
3. Providence, RI: 175,600 (1,600,956)
4. Springfield, MA: 150,640 (682,657)
5. Bridgeport, CT: 136,405 (902,775)
6. Hartford, CT: 124,062 (1,188,241)
7. New Haven, CT: 123,330 (846,766)
8. Stamford, CT: 119,303 (902,775)
9. Manchester, NH: 109,395
10. Waterbury, CT: 107,037 (210,000)

The likely Capital would be Boston.

It would be ranked 4th out of 44 by GDP with $763.7 billion, under New York's 1,144,481 , and above Florida's 744,120.

It would be 18th in area out of 44 with 71,991.8 sq mi, under South Dakota's 77,116.49, and above Washington's 71,299.64.

New England has six mainline interstates running through it, I-84, I-90, I-89, I-91, I-93, and I-95.
The longest River would be the Connecticut River at 407 mi.
Likely demonyms would be, New Englander, or Yankee.

It would rank very highly (most likely number 1) in education, with...
4 of the 8 Ivy League Schools
MIT
The Little Three
4 of the original Seven Sisters
The bulk of institutions identified as the Little Ivies
The Five Colleges consortium in western MA

New England - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This was just for fun, I thought people might be interested in this, I was. You can compare it to your state, and feel free to add stuff I missed, like number of F500 companies, something about it's history, or anything you might think is important that I missed.

Sorry if this should be in General US, seemed like a "vs" to me cause I thought people could compare this against their own states.

 
Old 08-09-2010, 07:43 AM
 
Location: West Cobb County, GA (Atlanta metro)
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I'll leave the post up because it's an interesting factoid, but you're not really comparing anything to anything else, so it's not appropriate for this room: //www.city-data.com/forum/city-...e-posting.html
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