Are these big cities suburbs of bigger cities? (beach, population)

[tion91]

Are these cities suburbs to a bigger city?

Long beach to Los Angeles
Oakland to San Francisco
St. Paul to Minneapolis
Baltimore to DC
Fort Worth to Dallas
Bellevue to Seattle
Colorado Springs to Denver
Newark to New York City

[manitopiaaa]

Long beach to Los Angeles - NO
Oakland to San Francisco - SLIGHT NO
St. Paul to Minneapolis - NO
Baltimore to DC - NO
Fort Worth to Dallas - NO
Bellevue to Seattle - YES
Colorado Springs to Denver - DEFINITELY NO
Newark to New York City - SLIGHT NO

Good on you for avoiding mention of the big fireworks starter: Is San Jose a suburb of San Francisco?

If the term is bedroom community, then the answer is:
Long Beach - YES
Oakland - NO
Saint Paul - NO
Baltimore - NO
Fort Worth - NO
Bellevue - NO
Colorado Springs - NO
Newark - NO

Of these, only Long Beach has lower daytime population than nighttime population.

[ClevelandBrown]

Bellevue is for sure. It's population in 1960 was 12,000. You may be able to say Long Beach is a suburb of LA, but that could go either way. The rest all cities with histories not exclusive to their nearby larger city.

[KodeBlue]

Originally Posted by tion91

Are these cities suburbs to a bigger city?

Long beach to Los Angeles
Oakland to San Francisco
St. Paul to Minneapolis
Baltimore to DC
Fort Worth to Dallas
Bellevue to Seattle
Colorado Springs to Denver
Newark to New York City

Baltimore to DC.. @#$& No. Baltimore DC, unlike the rest of that list, aren't even the same MSA.

[manitopiaaa]

Originally Posted by KodeBlue

Baltimore to DC.. @#$& No. Baltimore DC, unlike the rest of that list, aren't even the same MSA.

Colorado Springs actually isn't even in the Denver CSA.

[Vic Romano]

Originally Posted by tion91

Are these cities suburbs to a bigger city?

Long beach to Los Angeles
Oakland to San Francisco
St. Paul to Minneapolis
Baltimore to DC
Fort Worth to Dallas
Bellevue to Seattle
Colorado Springs to Denver
Newark to New York City

What do you plan to do with the information once you receive it?

[KodeBlue]

Originally Posted by manitopiaaa

Colorado Springs actually isn't even in the Denver CSA.

The same case is to be made for Denver and Colorado Springs then.

[Joakim3]

Originally Posted by tion91

Are these cities suburbs to a bigger city?

Long beach to Los Angeles
Oakland to San Francisco
St. Paul to Minneapolis
Baltimore to DC
Fort Worth to Dallas
Bellevue to Seattle
Colorado Springs to Denver
Newark to New York City

Long Beach/LA - On the edge

Oakland/San Francisco - No

St. Paul/Minneapolis - Their symbiotic

Baltimore/DC - Just lol, Baltimore pre-dates DC. Hard no

Fort Worth/Dallas - No

Bellevue/Seattle - Yes, It's a textbook satellite city.

Colorado Springs/Denver - No

Newark/NYC - No

[Citykid3785]

Long beach to Los Angeles - yes
Oakland to San Francisco - no
St. Paul to Minneapolis - no
Baltimore to DC - no
Fort Worth to Dallas - no
Bellevue to Seattle - yes
Colorado Springs to Denver - no
Newark to New York City - yes

[ParaguaneroSwag]

Colorado Springs is quite a drive from Denver