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Hmmm. I'd say it's a blend of the two, combining JC's demographics (sort of; JC's more polyglot) with Morristown's built form (sort of).
I'm going to lean towards the built form, for Jersey City is clearly more urban than Morristown thanks both to the density of its residential neighborhoods and districts like Newport and Journal Square (though downtown Morristown does come close to the latter). Slight edge to Morristown.
Now for some disinvested cities:
Is East St. Louis, Ill., more like Gary, Ind., or Camden, N.J.?
I went with Gary. Both are in the same state and more similar demographically. Is Billings MT more similar to Spokane WA or Boise ID?
I think I'll go with Boise. Both have similar looking downtowns and surrounding scenery.
Is Memphis more similar to Nashville or KCMO?
Kansas City. Denser inner ring suburbs, hipster free bbq worth eating, Deep South roots, not congested. Both cities have higher crime and run down areas and mostly flat.
Is Cincinnati more similar to Baltimore or Minneapolis?
Kansas City. Denser inner ring suburbs, hipster free bbq worth eating, Deep South roots, not congested. Both cities have higher crime and run down areas and mostly flat.
Is Cincinnati more similar to Baltimore or Minneapolis?
Baltimore for sure. Both are historic North/South border cities with Appalachian influences and similar architecture, distinctive cultures, hilly terrain, etc.
Baltimore for sure. Both are historic North/South border cities with Appalachian influences and similar architecture, distinctive cultures, hilly terrain, etc.
Is New Orleans more like Memphis or Mobile?
Memphis... similar demographics, similar-sized metros, and both are closer peers in terms of their national significance and cultural contributions.
Is Columbus more similar to Nashville or Charlotte?
Memphis... similar demographics, similar-sized metros, and both are closer peers in terms of their national significance and cultural contributions.
Is Columbus more similar to Nashville or Charlotte?
Charlotte. Both of them financial hubs (Charlotte much larger) that have made significant additions to their civic infrastructure within the past 30 years or so. And neither of them have a significant music industry, or even an equivalent tourist draw.
Charlotte. Both of them financial hubs (Charlotte much larger) that have made significant additions to their civic infrastructure within the past 30 years or so. And neither of them have a significant music industry, or even an equivalent tourist draw.
Is Houston more like Los Angeles or Dallas?
Dallas based on cultural similarities. Both are Southern to Southern adjacent. Both are often criminally undervalued for their cultural and historic contributions, especially Houston. Both are well known for their explosive growth over the years focused on energy, IT, finance unilke Los Angeles. Both are more affordable and more things to do outside of media and tourism.
Is Richmond more similar to Raleigh or Pittsburgh?
Dallas based on cultural similarities. Both are Southern to Southern adjacent. Both are often criminally undervalued for their cultural and historic contributions, especially Houston. Both are well known for their explosive growth over the years focused on energy, IT, finance unilke Los Angeles. Both are more affordable and more things to do outside of media and tourism.
Is Richmond more similar to Raleigh or Pittsburgh?
Raleigh for sure being state capitals of Piedmont states, and closer in size.
I'd say Memphis. Both have issues with high crime and poverty. Is Tampa more similar to Norfolk or San Diego?
Norfolk based on culture, things to do, general more friendly blue collar feel, abundance of tolls, bridges, and better preserved shoreline.
Is Nashville more similar to Denver or Cincinnati?
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