America's 50 largest population centers by radius (25/35/50 mi) (apartments, neighborhood)
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So more than half the people living 25mi from Watertown, MA weren’t born in Massachusetts? That seems pretty extreme.
It means that, within that circle, thats how many were not born in MA. They could have been born in NH, RI, CT, or any other state. Given than Boston has such a huge amount of transplants, it doesn't seem that crazy to me.
Miami/SF, Milwaukee, Chicago, Cleveland have the most proportional water by 20 mile radius (in that order).
NYC, Seattle, Boston, Baltimore, NoLA would be the next tier
*Everything else*
3 of the top 5 being cities directly on the Great Lakes doesn't surprise me at all, but I'm guessing would be a surprise to most. ... dumb luck but i watched a 700-foot, 6 story cruise ship come to port the other week when I was downtown (Cleveland)
Miami/SF, Milwaukee, Chicago, Cleveland have the most proportional water by 20 mile radius (in that order).
NYC, Seattle, Boston, Baltimore, NoLA would be the next tier
*Everything else*
Even though Detroit falls into "Everything else" in terms of water, I would think it comes pretty close to having the most proportional part of it's radius obsolete given how much of it sits in Canada no?
Even though Detroit falls into "Everything else" in terms of water, I would think it comes pretty close to having the most proportional part of it's radius obsolete given how much of it sits in Canada no?
Yes, but Winsdor doesn't add much population wise. It's something like an extra ~300k in that radius
The numbers the are shown don't include anything from Canada or Mexico.
Correct.
For Detroit, it doesn't include Essex County (where Windsor lies in). Essex has ~420k but a 20 miles radius covers roughly 2/3rd of the county
I forgot to add San Diego. SD gets a massive boost from TJ at that radius and is in the same tier as Miami, SF, Chicago, Cleveland & Milwaukee in terms of land:water ratio.
For Detroit, it doesn't include Essex County (where Windsor lies in). Essex has ~420k but a 20 miles radius covers roughly 2/3rd of the county
I forgot to add San Diego. SD gets a massive boost from TJ at that radius and is in the same tier as Miami, SF, Chicago, Cleveland & Milwaukee in terms of land:water ratio.
El Paso is the one I always think about when I think of US cities that get the biggest transnational boost.
The urban population triples.
2 Miles Away
Los Angeles: 178,214
Miami: 161,498
Atlanta: 101,098
Las Vegas: 94,206
Austin: 88,107
Houston: 81,532
Dallas: 64,892
Charlotte: 56,157
Nashville: 54,865
Phoenix: 50,040
3 Miles Away
Los Angeles: 457,999
Miami: 260,712
Las Vegas: 208,888
Atlanta: 188,186
Houston: 184,568
Austin: 170,149
Dallas: 152,635
Nashville: 110,348
Charlotte: 107,583
Phoenix: 99,793
4 Miles Away
Los Angeles: 794,020
Miami: 366,357
Las Vegas: 333,630
Houston: 290,712
Atlanta: 261,410
Dallas: 255,763
Austin: 250,344
Phoenix: 211,118
Charlotte: 166,205
Nashville: 165,319
5 Miles Away
Los Angeles: 1,213,345
Las Vegas: 503,777
Miami: 486,263
Houston: 417,921
Dallas: 366,324
Phoenix: 360,344
Atlanta: 352,853
Austin: 324,362
Charlotte: 244,754
Nashville: 231,240
6 Miles Away
Los Angeles: 1,665,547
Las Vegas: 708,333
Miami: 603,952
Houston: 564,758
Phoenix: 501,164
Dallas: 495,463
Atlanta: 466,160
Austin: 431,137
Charlotte: 336,181
Nashville: 282,618
7 Miles Away
Los Angeles: 2,175,247
Las Vegas: 871,444
Miami: 743,765
Houston: 732,336
Dallas: 646,643
Phoenix: 655,223
Atlanta: 572,828
Austin: 527,250
Charlotte: 449,167
Nashville: 329,666
8 Miles Away
Los Angeles: 2,631,138
Las Vegas: 1,041,761
Houston: 929,670
Miami: 871,075
Phoenix: 817,021
Dallas: 803,817
Atlanta: 678,383
Austin: 633,369
Charlotte: 546,281
Nashville: 374,901
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