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Most non-touristy parts of Baltimore are very dangerous. Never been to East St. Louis but will be passing through this summer on the highway.
You won't see anything from the highway. Take a ride on Saint Clair Ave. It's fairly safe but gives a nice young white southern boy a look at ESL. You can get off on St Clair and ride for a while and just get back on 64 with no problem. At least I had no problem.
yall must havent heard of first 48 DALLAS SOUTH OAKCLIFF,HOUSTON3RDWARD,AND MIAMI AND SET THE RECORD STRAIGTH NEWORLEANS DIDNT TAKE OVER HOUSTON CAUSE HOUSTON WAS HANDING ASS WHOOPING!!!!! ALL AROUND THE METROPOLATAIN AREA!!!!!!!!:confuse d:
yall must havent heard of first 48 DALLAS SOUTH OAKCLIFF,HOUSTON3RDWARD,AND MIAMI AND SET THE RECORD STRAIGTH NEWORLEANS DIDNT TAKE OVER HOUSTON CAUSE HOUSTON WAS HANDING ASS WHOOPING!!!!! ALL AROUND THE METROPOLATAIN AREA!!!!!!!!:confuse d:
By the way, you can stick that B-more bashing s**t up your country a**!
LOL Calm down. I will say that there are nice parts of Baltimore that are away from the harbor. However, it would be folly to ignore the horrible reputation that Baltimore has gained regarding crime. From my understanding things are improving. I like Baltimore the harbor and the aquarium are awesome. There are still parts you'll never catch me hanging around that's for sure though.
WARNING: Wilmington has higher violent crime rates than Trenton, Camden, and Compton, CA. ...
no it doesn't. it does look pretty ghetto though.
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