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I'm definitely warming up to Mt. Adams more and more. Very cool area.
From the views I've seen, it almost like an old neighborhood of New England to me. Probably wouldn't say that if I was more familiar with the Midwest, but I was surprised to see something like that Ohio.
Somewhere in chicago without a doubt. What a stupid thread.
What a stupid reply indeed.
The thread is not titled: "What is the largest and most spectacular downtown area in the midwest", it is titled: What is the best urban NEIGHBORHOOD in the Midwest.
Have you for example ever been to Cincinnati? That cities core neighborhoods such as Mt. Adams and Over the Rhine for example are more similar to the historic neighborhoods of east coast cities. The 19th century rowhouses, narrow streets, with cornerplaces are not found in Chicago like that.
How well do you know Detroit? Despite that most of the city proper is a wreck, there are enclaves on the far northwest side of the city of Detroit that are the some of the most beautiful and opulent majority African American neighborhoods in the country. Like a whole neighborhood of Barack Obamas house in Kenwood.
Obviously Chicago has the most spectacular downtown area in the midwest, if not the country, but most of the rest of city, while having many great neighborhoods to live in are no more distinctive than what you see in Queens, NY. That't not an insult to Queens either.
How well do you know Detroit? Despite that most of the city proper is a wreck, there are enclaves on the far northwest side of the city of Detroit that are the some of the most beautiful and opulent majority African American neighborhoods in the country. Like a whole neighborhood of Barack Obamas house in Kenwood.
How would you define "urban?"
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