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Doesn't look too different from other states/cities, besides the spanish titled roofs. But you can find that in a few other states.
Not every photo someone will post will be exclusive to that state. There were plenty of those NY state photos which had things you can find in other states.
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That's not the point. You have bashed Houston in the past for having no density, and these pictures show otherwise. These show that Houston (as well as the other Texas cities) have urbanity despite misconceptions.
It's not really that dense. The NYC suburbs have a higher population density.
although there are some dense parts, cities in the "sunbelt" just aren't that dense compared to other cities
you can argue the importance of density - but you can't argue what density is
you can't say a figure is invalid because a place has more people on less land or even the same amount of people on less land ...... it's not invalid, it's the definition!
harris county is the 3rd most populous county in the nation - however, it only has half the density of suburban nassau county on long island ....... it's about 1/30th as dense as NY county, 1/17th as dense as kings county, 1/10th as dense as queens county and 1/15th as dense as bronx
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