Posted Apr 13, 2014, 12:22 AM
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Location: The absolute western-most point of the Philadelphia urbanized area. :)
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Originally Posted by Cirrus
We can do this. Here are the 50 largest urbanized areas.
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US URBANIZED AREA SUBWAY STOPS?
New York Y, multiple lines
Los Angeles Y, multiple lines
Chicago Y, multilpe lines
Miami-Ft Laud. -
Philadelphia Y, multiple lines
Dallas Y, 1 station
Houston -
Washington Y, multiple lines
Atlanta Y, multiple lines
Boston Y, multiple lines
Detroit -
Phoenix -
San Francisco-Oakland Y, multiple lines
Seattle Y, 5 stations
San Diego Y, 1 station
Minneapolis-St Paul Y, 1 station
Tampa-St Pete -
Denver -
Baltimore Y, 1 line
St Louis Y, 4 stations
San Juan Y, 2 stations
Riverside-San Bern. -
Las Vegas -
Portland Y, 1 station
Cleveland Y, 2 stations
San Antonio -
Pittsburgh Y, 1 line
Sacramento -
San Jose -
Cincinnati Abandoned, 1 line
Kansas City -
Orlando -
Indianpolis -
Virginia Beach -
Milwaukee -
Columbus -
Austin -
Charlotte -
Providence -
Jacksonville -
Memphis -
Salt Lake City -
Louisville -
Nashville -
Richmond -
Buffalo Y, 1 line
Hartford -
Bridgeport-Stamford -
New Orleans -
Raleigh -
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Pittsburgh actually has two lines that share an underground loop, the Red Line and the Blue Line. There are currently 6 grade-separated stops within Downtown, and four are subway: Steel Plaza, Wood Street, Gateway Center, and the North Side station that opened with the North Shore Connector...
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