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Originally Posted by Cleverfield
Not at all. As I stated in my original post I am more familiar with Youngstown than I am with Detroit. Obviously, Detroit is much larger in scale, but I think the two are comparable when the scale is taken out of the picture. In other words, if you took a random square mile of Youngstown, and compared it to a random square mile of Detroit, which one would be worse? I'm mostly talking about neighborhoods here, not amenities like art museums, stadiums, downtowns, etc.
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I'll say again that I don't know a lot about Detroit. But, from what I've seen in articles and photos, Detroit's best neighborhoods have more grandeur than Youngstown's best. (scale plays a factor here) But, on the flip side, Detroit's worst areas are far worse than anything I've seen in Youngstown.
If you're really interested, both cities are pretty well covered by Google street view. So, for the comparison you're asking for, you can take a virtual road trip, and see for yourself.
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