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Old Posted Jun 6, 2019, 6:14 PM
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Originally Posted by 202_Cyclist View Post
Portland, ME, is also a contender.

Portland, ME is a great city, but it's metro pop. is half a million.



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Originally Posted by PhilliesPhan View Post
This answer fits the city population requirement, but falls out of line in regards to the metro population requirement; however, I'll say it anyway. I'd definitely choose Harrisburg if I had to live in a small city! It has a nice setting on the Susquehanna River, beautiful architecture, great jobs in government, and Amtrak access to Philly, NYC, and Pittsburgh!

I've said it many times here before, but Eastern Pennsylvania's small cities are - at least as far as urbanity is concerned - the best of their size in North America. If I were from the region and priced out of the big cities, I'd definitely consider places like Allentown or Reading as viable cheaper alternatives.

(also all too big for this thread though)
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