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Milo and POTUS posted:He's not joking about the hilarious helipad lmao 
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With the housing market being as hosed as it is across the West, I'm not going to judge
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Do they have one of these for the US?
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Sep 22, 2019 19:38
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The last one I saw (can't find it now) was basically a map of where people were best educated and had the most expensive housing. Shockingly enough, Fairfield County was at like 35%.
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pik_d posted:Yes?  I assumed DrSunshine was referring to Kazakhstan being in UEFA.
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What's the deal with Toronto housing market? Is it that lopsidedly expensive?
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Howard Phillips posted:What's the deal with Toronto housing market? Is it that lopsidedly expensive? Yes. https://blog.padmapper.com/2019/09/16/september-2019-canadian-rent-report/
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Why are some state capitals spelled in capital letters?
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Sep 22, 2019 22:14
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Jasper Tin Neck posted:Why are some state capitals spelled in capital letters? They are published by Japanese studios.
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Albany loses. Phoenix wins.
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Sep 22, 2019 22:48
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Are Providence and Boston the two geographically closest?
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Bloodnose posted:Are Providence and Boston the two geographically closest? Not if we’re including the District of Columbia.
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I like how NYC has been entirely annexed and Massachusetts is smaller than ever, but this expansion of Rhode Island cannot stand.
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NYC taken over by Jersey, forced to endure a brutal reign of revenge for all the jokes.
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Missouri lost the last of its coast and Colorado has a weird exclave.
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New York (state) lost like 75% of its population, right?
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Jasper Tin Neck posted:Why are some state capitals spelled in capital letters? All of the cities with capital letter names have city populations over 500,000, all the rest don't. That's a pretty standard population cutoff for notating cities on continent-scale maps, so they probably just used that default when generating the map. Grape posted:NYC taken over by Jersey, forced to endure a brutal reign of revenge for all the jokes. The map hands Trenton not merely NYC and the bulk of the Westchester, Nassau and Rockland county NY suburbs, but also Philadelphia itself and like 3/4 of the Philly direct suburbs. That would basically increase the population of New New Jersey to around 20 million at minimum. (The small chunks of territory lost to Dover's Hyper-Delaware have barely any people in them) Bloodnose posted:Are Providence and Boston the two geographically closest? Yes, the next closest is Annapolis-Dover, which are 48 miles apart instead of 41 miles like Providence-Boston.
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fishmech posted:All of the cities with capital letter names have city populations over 500,000, all the rest don't. That's a pretty standard population cutoff for notating cities on continent-scale maps, so they probably just used that default when generating the map. What’s not standard is using city limit population.
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Ensign Expendable posted:Yes. Yikes. 
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Platystemon posted:What’s not standard is using city limit population. No, that's very standard.
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Please not this argument again
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Washington really doesn't change much.
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Connecticut gets the lovely republican parts of Long Island and Springfield Mass. Worst annexations loving ever.
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We also get New Rochelle and Port Chester.
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Four Corners moved ~1100 miles east to somewhere near Cairo, Illinois.
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Sweeper posted:Please not this argument again What states have real mountains?
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DrSunshine posted:What states have real mountains? Every state lying entirely west of the hundredth meridian west, plus New Hamsphire, North Carolina, Maine, and Alaska (which needs the exception because the Aleutian Islands cross into the Eastern Hemisphere). Platystemon fucked around with this message at 09:58 on Sep 23, 2019 |
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DrSunshine posted:What states have real mountains? If your state doesn't have a highest point above 5,000ft (1500m) then it doesn't have mountains.
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Maxwells Demon posted:If your state doesn't have a highest point above 5,000ft (1500m) then it doesn't have mountains. This criterion is in addition to having actual mountains. I’m looking at you, Nebraska, and your “Constable Mountain”.
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SlothfulCobra posted:I like how NYC has been entirely annexed and Massachusetts is smaller than ever, but this expansion of Rhode Island cannot stand. On the contrary, Fall River is rightful RI clay! :cryingbuddycianci:
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Platystemon posted:This criterion is in addition to having actual mountains. Lol, prominence: 29 feet https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panorama_Point Yeah prominence definitely is more relevant than MASL.
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Even Britton hill has a higher prominence than that hahaha
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 This is Kansas if it were all at mean elevation. Nebraska is similar. The whole state slopes very gently upward from east to west. Both states are extremely flat, but they are not level. Kansas’ high point has a prominence of nineteen feet. It’s only a few hundred feet higher than Colorado’s lowest point Oklahoma has sort of a similar problem. It has more hills than the other two (including the Ouachita Mountains a third of the way in on the bottom right of the above image), but its high point is at the tip of the panhandle, on the Black Mesa it shares with New Mexico and Texas, which is a third of the way in from the left at the bottom of the image. 
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I've actually been there and while sure as poo poo not a "mountain" it actually does have an incredible view.
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https://twitter.com/gabriel_zucman/status/1176017853285158912 The map in the site is completely interactive.
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It's a small thing but the colour choice of that map is a bit curious.
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SurgicalOntologist posted:On the contrary, Fall River is rightful RI clay! :cryingbuddycianci: Don't even pretend that the RI flag smily wouldn't have a crying blue bug.
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