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I'll probably get some flack for this but, my hometown Erie, PA.
The problem with most pictures of Erie's downtown is that they are taken from the bay or the Bicenntennial Tower pointing south. Most of downtown's tallest buildings are farther back from the water, and when viewed from the north are all set in a row.
I'll probably get some flack for this but, my hometown Erie, PA.
The problem with most pictures of Erie's downtown is that they are taken from the bay or the Bicenntennial Tower pointing south. Most of downtown's tallest buildings are farther back from the water, and when viewed from the north are all set in a row.
Jersey city is a very dense enclave in a 20 million person metro, across the river from one of the foremost skylines on the planet. I can't imagine it would qualify for this discussion.
No doubt it's different than an isolated 100K city in PA, but I don't know thats necessarily cause for disqualification.
No doubt it's different than an isolated 100K city in PA, but I don't know thats necessarily cause for disqualification.
Jersey City is not an MSA. So no, it doesn’t qualify. Neither does Buckhead, Clayton, Arlington, Bellevue, Newark, Long Beach, Sandy Springs, etc. They are all part of a large MSA, not small MSA’s themselves.
Youngstown, Ohio - 2020 Estimated Population 65,422. Peak population of 170,002 in 1930. Metro area is approximately 536,000 (Youngtown/Warren/Boardman metro)
This really shows how little many here know about the Omaha metro..which coincidentally, has a metropolitan population of 1 million. Small? No. Mid major? Yes.
This really shows how little many here know about the Omaha metro..which coincidentally, has a metropolitan population of 1 million. Small? No. Mid major? Yes.
It's all relative though, 57th largest metro in the US. Some might consider that small. It's why I wish the OP supplied a few parameters on size. Some consider anything below a tier 1 or 2 city to be "small." Trust me, I've been to Omaha many times.
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