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Old Posted Jun 28, 2026, 1:35 AM
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Originally Posted by dubu View Post
the only large cities in the cascade range are seattle, vancouver and portland. aka northern cali to canada. thats why east coast people always call the west coat LA and SF. thats only a small part of the west coast. people have been living in oregon and the east coast for 18,000 years, 200 years if you only count the oregon trail ect. no one built houses before then, so people wouldnt populate.
Uhhhhh…

The Pacific Northwest coast tribes absolutely had wood frame houses of the same architectural quality found throughout contemporary Europe. These were seafaring people with perhaps the largest craft in the Americas and whose boating tech and capability rivaled (and sometimes exceeded) Europeans’ in the local conditions. The Tlingit defeated Russia in the Tlingit-Russia War of 1802 because of it.
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Houston: 2.4m (+3.9%) + MSA suburbs: 5.4m (+12%) + CSA exurbs: 200k (+5%)
Dallas: 1.3m (+2%) / FtW: 1.0m (+10%) + suburbs: 6.4m (9%) + exurbs: 566k (+9%)
San Antonio: 1.5m (+6%) + MSA suburbs: 1.2m (+10%) + CSA exurbs: 82k (+3%)
Austin: 994k (+3%) + MSA suburbs: 1.6m (+18%)
Texas (whole): 31.29m (+7%) / Texas (balance): 8.6m (+3%)
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