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Are we defining 'country' as having a certain population density? I'm not getting it. Aren't 'city' and 'country' mutually exclusive terms?
Also, the neighborhood you cite as a typical example of Jacksonville's 'urbanity' is clear out by I-295 in the western boonies. Kind of disingenuous to compare them to intown neighborhoods in DC.
Try Riverside or Avondale if you want an example of a more typical urban neighborhood in Jacksonville.
Yeah because you probably don't know anything about your area outside your own hood.
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