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It looks like non-US cities near the top of the "best" list tend to be large (London, Paris, Berlin, Montreal, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Seoul). By contrast, US cit
by HillaryBriss 10y ago
It looks like non-US cities near the top of the "best" list tend to be large (London, Paris, Berlin, Montreal, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Seoul).
By contrast, US cities near the top of the "best" list tend to be small or mid-sized.
- mywittyname 10y agoProbably because the data is US-centric. So they will break out neighboring American cities into several 10-100sq mi. chunks but leave European cities that are 600sq mi. in tact.
- mwfunk 10y agoIt looks like the small- or mid-sized cities on the best list are almost all part of much larger metropolitan areas though. It looks like it's dominated by cities in the Bay Area (including Silicon Valley) and the regions surrounding LA.