How do folks see themselves oriented around urban centers? An interesting map, and a survey you can take to contribute to it.
Not surprisingly, Denver is one of the largest urban centers in the country, by this measure ...
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Well...
There really isn't much inbetween here and anywhere else. I was amused by the chunk of Kansas that is influenced by Lincoln, NE when none of Nebraska is.
That's part of what makes it intersting (SLC is in a similar boat). That's one reason, of course, why we lack some of the retail entities that other locations have, e.g., Ikea, Trader Joe's.
SLC?
While I am a master of the Three letter acronym...I do not get that one.
Salt Lake City.
You know -- the other really large "city" area on the map, next to Denver.
Oh...
Salt Lake City....yeah...I tend to forget that it even exists... ;P
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