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Originally Posted by Mojeda101
LA just lacks the concentration of skyscrapers. It's spread out. Downtown, Wilshire, Koreatown, Century City, UCLA, Hollywood. It has "mini" skylines all over.
Here's a perfect example:
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That's true. Toronto does that as well. There's the main cluster then about 4-5 mini clusters, Mississauga being the largest secondary one. Vancouver is beginning to form a significant secondary cluster in Burnaby. Are there any other cities in the US with multiple clusters? Atlanta maybe? I suppose New York has downtown, midtown, Jersey City, and even a small one in Brooklyn.
Mississauga in the foreground, downtown Toronto 28km in the distance (That's 17 miles for you folks still using British Imperial Units)
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Last edited by isaidso; May 10, 2013 at 12:07 AM.
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