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Does Roanoke have 1 Forturne 500 and Forturne 1000 company?Rome doesnt but Columbus does. Columbus is more than twice the size of Rome.Have you been to Columbus?
Rome=Danville VA
The appeal and identity of Roanoke is the Blue Ridge setting.....Columbus isn't next to the Blue Ridge. Nice city but doesn't have same vibe as Roanoke.
I've driven through Columbus.
i don't think in terms of fortune 500 corporate chamber of commerce stuff.
GA doesn't have a city like Roanoke but I think Rome is the closet one b/c it is the largest city in the north Georgia mountain area.
Last edited by ClemVegas; 12-25-2019 at 04:39 PM..
And people always point out DC is only something because of the federal government. Yes, and Miami is what it is because of the beach. Lots and lots of planning and hard work went into making Northern Virginia what it is. And it’s recognizable across the country. I don’t hear many people outside the DC area who know “MoCo” or Montgomery County. Maybe after Amazon hoopla but still.
The link isn’t working for me.
But also 77, not to be petty, but I looked into the GDP for the counties. Looks like Fulton leads Fairfax by a healthy margin. Do you have similar figures for the rest of NOVA? I’m curious to see how the economies match up between NOVA and Metro Atlanta.
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2018 County GDP, $100B+
$787.186B Los Angeles, CA
$711.974B New York, NY
$411.671B Cook, IL
$387.731B Harris, TX
$328.260B Santa Clara, CA
$303.694B King, WA
$264.438B Dallas, TX
$260.484B Orange, CA
$247.622B Maricopa, AZ
$245.138B San Diego, CA
$183.171B San Francisco, CA
$171.126B Middlesex, MA $167.756B Fulton, GA
$164.632B Miami-Dade, FL
$144.494B Alameda, CA
$140.660B Washington, DC
$137.015B Hennepin, MN
$132.808B Suffolk, MA
$122.423B Clark, NV
$120.491B Philadelphia, PA
$120.101B Tarrant, TX
$114.862B San Mateo, CA
$114 507B Mecklenburg, NC $114.152B Fairfax, VA
$112.604B Oakland, MI
$111.568B Travis, TX
$109.073B Bexar, TX
$108.755B Queens, NY
$108.572B Broward, FL
$105.937B Kings, NY
$100.074B Cuyahoga, OH
But also 77, not to be petty, but I looked into the GDP for the counties. Looks like Fulton leads Fairfax by a healthy margin. Do you have similar figures for the rest of NOVA? I’m curious to see how the economies match up between NOVA and Metro Atlanta.
Fulton is comparable to FFX county+Aleaxandria+Arlington (which is basically one area but due to VA's weird city breakouts). Fulton actually houses Atlanta. Fairfax County area which is just a portion of NoVA is just the suburbs.
But also 77, not to be petty, but I looked into the GDP for the counties. Looks like Fulton leads Fairfax by a healthy margin. Do you have similar figures for the rest of NOVA? I’m curious to see how the economies match up between NOVA and Metro Atlanta.
Location: That star on your map in the middle of the East Coast, DMV
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We already know that NOVA has a higher per capita and is more prosperous with or without DC. Atlanta is much larger than NOVA.
NoVa is 3.1 million, Atlanta MSA is 5.9 million. So basically double the size. NoVa would be if you took metro Atlanta northward of I-20. If you extrapolated NoVa's economy to equate to Atlanta's metro population it would be greater though.
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