I knew someone would call me on that, but my responses is that just because you have Texas-sized cities in this country doesn't make up for the fact that 100+ square mile major cities are physically larger cities, and that the average size for central cities aren't anywhere near this size. Houston-sized major cities are an exception and anamolies, not the rule. Yes, for any historically significant cities to be over 100 square miles in size is rare, and that includes Detroit and Philly.
And, what I meant by room to fill in was just what I meant, room to make more dense.
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Last edited by LMich; Jul 10, 2007 at 1:11 AM.
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