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I wouldnt say largely overlaps, but i think they overlap around columbia. Even still, columbia is still baltimore.
It's very common to find people who live in columbia and commute to work in the D.C. metro area. Other cities, like Frederick and Annapolis, are also considered to be in both D.C. and Baltimore metro areas.
Last edited by BigCityDreamer; 11-07-2010 at 09:20 PM..
So now Baltimore is Southern to some? I'm sure NYC and Philly will be the next cities considered...
Or maybe next up: "Is Boston in the Deep South like Jackson, New Orleans and Mobile?"
Pretty soon Chicago will be southern too right? Because it has the worst economy, is way too suburban, no culture, terrible food, rude people, the highest crime in America, and of course, no public transportation.
Pretty soon Chicago will be southern too right? Because it has the worst economy, is way too suburban, no culture, terrible food, rude people, the highest crime in America, and of course, no public transportation.
I would generally agree with those points, but Chicago is definitely Northern.
It's the Capital of the Rust Belt. The Rust Belt is definitely a northern phenomenon.
Was in repose to some posts that have apparently been removed by the mod - the comment makes no sense without them nor was it meant for anything other than sarcasm
Baltimore is northeastern. So is DC. To suggest otherwise is completely absurd.
Baltimore is very similar to Philly in its makeup and design but that doesnt necessarily make it a northeast city imo.
The "northeast" for me ends in Wilmington/Newark De.Then there is a 75 mile stretch of rural/suburban landscape. That gap through northern Md is what seperates the northeast from the mid atlantic.
Areawise- Baltimore is more closely associated with Washington/Richmond than Philly and points N
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I'm sure NYC and Philly will be the next cities considered...
