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SLC shouldn't be on there imo. It's metro is only at 1M, but it anchors an area of over 2M people
Downtown SLC is very unimpressive for a metro of 1M and especially for a CSA of 2M. The mountains offer a spectacular backdrop, but otherwise the city is very "meh." The first time I went there I thought maybe downtown SLC was a suburb and not the real SLC.
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Cincinnati feels more like a metro of 5 million, not 2 million. When you come over the hill and the skyline appears you feel like you're entering a great world city. Downtown area is also very dense.
Cincinnati feels more like a metro of 5 million, not 2 million. When you come over the hill and the skyline appears you feel like you're entering a great world city. Downtown area is also very dense.
Not really Cincy is just right. Louisville feels much bigger imo.
Im also gonna select NOLA. When I visited, I was shocked at how small the population was.
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