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Originally Posted by MNMike
Whoever said 100 square miles is a small area for a city...it is not! That is actually a pretty large footprint for a mid sized city, average at best...that is the is basically the square mileage of Minneapolis and St. Paul combined(population 670,000 together). I am pretty sure Denver has open land within it's city limits...some of which was turned into suburban style development over the past decade...along with the land that was left to fill when the airport moved. All of that Denver growth was not in the core of the city, so don't try to make it sound like that  I am sure an impressive enough amount of it was though, with all the nice new developments. |
What I was getting at was that Denver is not known for being a largely suburban city, with the addendum that every city has its share of suburban development.
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