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Dallas GA is not podunk it's suburbia Jluke correct, it's the county seat of Paulding County, Georgia over 130,000.
Same concept. It's a pretty obscure place on the national scale. The only reason I know about Atlanta, TX is because for some strange reason, I remember that it is Ellen Degeneres's hometown.
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But anyways there's tons of threads with suburbs or small towns as the topic, don’t take it so seriously.
No, not tons. Relatively few. I'm not taking it seriously, but the point still remains...
Same concept. It's a pretty obscure place on the national scale. The only reason I know about Atlanta, TX is because for some strange reason, I remember that it is Ellen Degeneres's hometown.
Atlanta TX is a small isolated town, the only reason I know it is because some one brought it up in another thread. than I search up how many places is name after Atlanta Atlanta_(disambiguation) LOL. While Dallas GA is a part of Metro Atlanta, and it's incorporation interestingly out dates the Dallas TX. I don't know how it got it's name but, Dallas GA can't be name after Dallas TX. ) "obscure place on the national scale" maybe for some but this is why the OP posted info on these cities for your statement.
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No, not tons. Relatively few. I'm not taking it seriously, but the point still remains...
Relatively few is still some, if your not taking this seriously there's no point, just go with the flow.
Dallas, GA, mainly because it's close to a major metropolitan area. I have no desire to live anywhere near Texarkana, so Atlanta, TX gets ruled out.
However, Dallas, GA is not somewhere I'd live if I could help it. Miles and miles of suburban sprawl to get out there, and too far from the freeway for my tastes.
Atlanta TX is a small isolated town, the only reason I know it is because some one brought it up in another thread. than I search up how many places is name after Atlanta Atlanta_(disambiguation) LOL. While Dallas GA is a part of Metro Atlanta, and it's incorporation interestingly out dates the Dallas TX. I don't know how it got it's name but, Dallas GA can't be name after Dallas TX. ) "obscure place on the national scale" maybe for some but this is why the OP posted info on these cities for your statement.
Relatively few is still some, if your not taking this seriously there's no point, just go with the flow.
atlanta, tx isn't that isolated. it's in the texarkana area
both dallas, ga and dallas, tx were named for george m. dallas, vice president of the u.s. under james polk
atlanta, tx isn't that isolated. it's in the texarkana area
This is true so may be saying isolated is too much but it's technically not apart of the texarkana metro either.
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both dallas, ga and dallas, tx were named for george m. dallas, vice president of the u.s. under james polk
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) "obscure place on the national scale" maybe for some but this is why the OP posted info on these cities for your statement.
