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Denver and Colorado Springs are worlds apart politically, dynamically, and overall environment.
Jacksonville and Miami are also quite a big contrast from each other. Jacksonville being a very Southern city, and Miami having a heavy Latin American and transplanted Northeastern urban influences.
Atlanta and Savannah are also quite a contrast of New South and Old South.
Last edited by Champ le monstre du lac; 02-03-2012 at 03:26 AM..
Jacksonville and Miami are also quite a big contrast from each other. Jacksonville being a very Southern city, and Miami having a heavy Latin American and transplanted Northeastern urban influences.
Completely agree. This is hands down the biggest difference for any of the states. Though, you could place any Florida city against Miami and it would look just as different.
Some very different big(ger) cities within the same state, the cities might as well be in a different state:
CA- SF Bay Area vs LA
TX- Dallas or Houston vs Austin
NY- NYC vs Syracuse or Rochester or Buffalo
PA- Philadephia vs Pittsburgh
any others?
At some point or another, every single one of these comparisons have been made in the forums (more than once). Sorry - it's been done.
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