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Originally Posted by Stay Stoked Brah
10 mile radius = 314 square miles
Detroit (including Windsor) = 1,676,930
Dallas = 1,305,068
Miami = 1,257,084 (some water)
Minneapolis = 1,262,872
Denver = 1,270,312
Atlanta = 918,355
Seattle = 831,088 (lots of water)
DC = 1,792,926
Chicago = 3,096,327 (some water)
St. Louis = 961,428
Houston = 1,431,672
Boston = 1,621,346 (some water)
Philadelphia = 2,201,664
Los Angeles = 3,853,219
Jersey City = 6,047,279 (map tool wouldn't center on lower Manhattan)
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some more cities:
Sunnyvale, CA = 1,258,550 (San Jose off center)
Salt Lake City = 612,948 (includes empty areas to the west)
Portland, OR = 1,027,583
Sacramento = 973,039
San Diego = 1,130,422 (some water, off center)
Columbus, OH = 925,494
Charlotte = 583,838 (seems way too low)
Tempe, AZ = 1,111,663 (Phoenix off center, includes mountain)
Austin = 664,556 (includes empty land in the west)
San Antonio = 1,108,692
Baltimore = 1,308,812
Kansas City = 728,591
I think we're seeing that a 10 mile radius isn't perfect because of the linear development pattern of some cities that excludes urbanized areas and includes lightly developed or non developed areas.