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Originally Posted by Crawford
Right, but Miami to Palm Beach is a bit different. That's a narrow, linear region that's had dense, contiguous development for at least a generation or two. Quite distinct from two separate metros that happen to have some sprawl potentially converging at a few highway exits.
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of course.
i was simply correcting the distances.
the south florida MSA is an entirely different animal in that it is one of the most land-constricted major metros in the nation, squeezed onto a relatively thin little strip of land smooshed between the atlantic ocean to the east and the everglades to the west.
central texas has no such land constraints.