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Yep. Love the idea, but the score is pretty wrong. E.g. Fremont. According to the map, there is a large area north of Sacramento for whom "Fremont" refers to a
by cjensen 4y ago
Yep. Love the idea, but the score is pretty wrong.
E.g. Fremont. According to the map, there is a large area north of Sacramento for whom "Fremont" refers to an unpopulated place in Yolo County[1] rather than the city of a quarter million a in the Bay Area. That seems.... unlikely.
[1] Railroad sidings have names and end up in geographic place lists. Looks to me like Wikipedia has filtered out many siding names but not all of them. I suspect this particular "Fremont" is a siding name.
- junar 4y agoAlso, in the Seattle area, "Fremont" likely refers to its Fremont neighborhood, and not, as the map claims, a place in California. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fremont,_Seattle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fremont,_Seattle