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That's a good point, I never saw the point of "metros" how they used them in Texas. I'm assuming it's basically a common economy sort of thing. But I know noth
by swozey 3y ago
That's a good point, I never saw the point of "metros" how they used them in Texas. I'm assuming it's basically a common economy sort of thing.
But I know nothing about Townships and all the MW/Michigan style of .. cities? I guess. Tend to forget those even exist.
- vundercind 3y ago> Tend to forget those even exist. Ha ha—that’s fair. > That's a good point, I never saw the point of "metros" how they used them in Texas. One role of that way of categorizing, even in less-atomized cities, is to capture the area that’s basically economically dependent on the city. Nobody (more or less) would live in those suburbs and exurbs if not for the presence of the city. It’s like looking at a lake’s drainage basin.