Cincinnati vs. Louisville vs. Rochester

[Peter1948]

https://www.courier-journal.com/stor...na/3233996002/

Great article about a rapidly improving and little known side of urban Louisville metro. This area is crawling with pedestrians in the summer especially on weekends like a New England resort town.

[ckhthankgod]

Originally Posted by Peter1948

You can't just throw that in....Louisville's MSA carries a ton of land area dead weight in rural IN. Regionally. the "golden Triangle" of Louisville, Lexington, NKY is similar in size, scope, amenities and population to Rochester to Buffalo and its residents interact similarly daily.

Also Louisville is a VERY small land area MSA....places like Nashville are like 50% bigger I think in land area.

That's not my point. I'm just saying that the Louisville area is on par with those 2 adjacent areas combined in terms of land area, but with a similar population as one of those areas. That's all and by adding those other areas of KY is actually enhancing my point due to being an even bigger land area.

To get away from that, this is a great source for information about the Rochester area: https://rocwiki.org/

Another good source: https://celebratecityliving.com/

[btownboss4]

I think Replacing RIT with a highway that no longer exists might be the worst decision any city has ever made.

[OyCrumbler]

Originally Posted by btownboss4

I think Replacing RIT with a highway that no longer exists might be the worst decision any city has ever made.

Yea, most of the major upstate NY cities did some pretty gnarly freeway routing through their cities.