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by perl4ever
2311 days ago
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I think it's important to include the general area because people commonly live and commute anywhere within a few miles. Most Americans live in what are technically suburbs. And the overall lifestyle of a place depends on the population within a reasonable radius of travel, not what is within an arbitrary boundary. I live in an area of NY currently that has towns similar in size to where I went to school in AZ, but the surrounding area, say a ten mile radius, has maybe three times the population. It's a very noticeable difference, both in general lifestyle and in employment opportunities, education and so on. |
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