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    11 Megaregionen der Vereinigten Staaten

    Von sonic-the-hedgefund

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    1. GreenChileEnchiladas on

      That ‘Front Range’ belt is definitely not a Mega-Region.

      North of Santa Fe, NM to Pueblo, CO is quite sparse.

    3. como365 on

      I’ve always thought this map was a bit ridiculous. Kansas City, Missouri is not a Great Lakes city.

    4. SmtyWrbnJagrManJensn on

      Well this is still stupid after being posted for the 100th time

    6. Shitter-was-full on

      Albuquerque is not big enough to have that long tail down from Colorado. It’s population is like 500k

    7. Everard5 on

      The Piedmont Atlantic really shouldn’t include Nashville or Memphis IMO. I might hear you out on Nashville but I don’t get why Chattanooga isn’t included. Memphis is a hard no.

    8. SparksWood71 on

      Love this – I feel like Phoenix is, or has, merged with LA the way Vegas has. So many people from SoCal have moved to Arizona.

    11. mousepatrol on

      lol Victoria and Vancouver BC are in the United States mega regions list. Get the fuck out of here Boise! 😂

    13. Volhn on

      Yeah I think the source of this was someone playing around with the concept of future large population centers. This millionth repost title represents it as an actual thing. The Central Valley in CA is its own thing and probably closer culturally to LA than the SF Bay Area.

    15. OcotilloWells on

      Camp Pendleton is the only reason Southern California isn’t the “Angeles-Diego” area.

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