Atlantic City, The Hamptons, The Jersey Shore, New York City, Philadelphia (state, compare)

[NYC1DAY]

Can anyone think of a metro area that stretches an hour and half that can compete with........................

Atlantic City, The Hamptons, The Jersey Shore, New York City, and Philadelphia?

I would love to hear everyones opinions and answers

You will be thinking for A LONG TIME to come up with a answer!!!!

[DailyJournalist]

Thats why the northeast is tops!!!

[krudmonk]

*waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaank*

[Rachael84]

Nope, nothing compares.

[theSUBlime]

Nope, I can't really think of anything, but it does remind me that what we like to call "sprawl" (whether it be suburban or urban) is not unique to any one region in the US.

[Rachael84]

At least it's a unique sprawl that isn't known for having chain after chain store/restaurant

[theSUBlime]

Originally Posted by Rachael84

At least it's a unique sprawl that isn't known for having chain after chain store/restaurant

Sprawl is sprawl in my book, but I will admit, yous guys dress it up nicely.

[Rachael84]

There's more uniqueness to the sprawl here than the new sprawl in the south.

[theSUBlime]

Originally Posted by Rachael84

There's more uniqueness to the sprawl here than the new sprawl in the south.

Well isn't that naahhhce?

[NYC1DAY]

Originally Posted by theSUBlime

Nope, I can't really think of anything, but it does remind me that what we like to call "sprawl" (whether it be suburban or urban) is not unique to any one region in the US.

Sorry, but the Philly, NJ and NYC metro is not sprawl

NJ is the most dense state out of all 50

Of course everyone knows that NYC and Philly are dense

Where do you see sprawl in this metro?