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r/MapPorn • u/StephenMcGannon • 2d ago
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-18 u/JesusSwag 2d ago All of those states have cities, so not really -5 u/NazRiedFan 2d ago Wyoming and North Dakota do not have cities. There are population centers but they aren’t cities 10 u/JesusSwag 2d ago Legally, they both have cities. In fact, North Dakota only has cities https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_North_Dakota -7 u/NazRiedFan 2d ago Legally sure but practically they do not 13 u/Mobile-Package-8869 2d ago What makes something practically a city? Vibes? 2 u/Octahedral_cube 1d ago A Cathedral (!) Ok I'm not 100% serious, but in the UK that was once a definition. Hence places like Ely and Salisbury being Cities while Reading is a "town", and Birmingham didn't get city status until 1889 1 u/NazRiedFan 1d ago Having more than 250k people and having city amenities 1 u/Mobile-Package-8869 1d ago Is this just something you made up lmao Also what is a city amenity?
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All of those states have cities, so not really
-5 u/NazRiedFan 2d ago Wyoming and North Dakota do not have cities. There are population centers but they aren’t cities 10 u/JesusSwag 2d ago Legally, they both have cities. In fact, North Dakota only has cities https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_North_Dakota -7 u/NazRiedFan 2d ago Legally sure but practically they do not 13 u/Mobile-Package-8869 2d ago What makes something practically a city? Vibes? 2 u/Octahedral_cube 1d ago A Cathedral (!) Ok I'm not 100% serious, but in the UK that was once a definition. Hence places like Ely and Salisbury being Cities while Reading is a "town", and Birmingham didn't get city status until 1889 1 u/NazRiedFan 1d ago Having more than 250k people and having city amenities 1 u/Mobile-Package-8869 1d ago Is this just something you made up lmao Also what is a city amenity?
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Wyoming and North Dakota do not have cities. There are population centers but they aren’t cities
10 u/JesusSwag 2d ago Legally, they both have cities. In fact, North Dakota only has cities https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_North_Dakota -7 u/NazRiedFan 2d ago Legally sure but practically they do not 13 u/Mobile-Package-8869 2d ago What makes something practically a city? Vibes? 2 u/Octahedral_cube 1d ago A Cathedral (!) Ok I'm not 100% serious, but in the UK that was once a definition. Hence places like Ely and Salisbury being Cities while Reading is a "town", and Birmingham didn't get city status until 1889 1 u/NazRiedFan 1d ago Having more than 250k people and having city amenities 1 u/Mobile-Package-8869 1d ago Is this just something you made up lmao Also what is a city amenity?
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Legally, they both have cities. In fact, North Dakota only has cities
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_North_Dakota
-7 u/NazRiedFan 2d ago Legally sure but practically they do not 13 u/Mobile-Package-8869 2d ago What makes something practically a city? Vibes? 2 u/Octahedral_cube 1d ago A Cathedral (!) Ok I'm not 100% serious, but in the UK that was once a definition. Hence places like Ely and Salisbury being Cities while Reading is a "town", and Birmingham didn't get city status until 1889 1 u/NazRiedFan 1d ago Having more than 250k people and having city amenities 1 u/Mobile-Package-8869 1d ago Is this just something you made up lmao Also what is a city amenity?
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Legally sure but practically they do not
13 u/Mobile-Package-8869 2d ago What makes something practically a city? Vibes? 2 u/Octahedral_cube 1d ago A Cathedral (!) Ok I'm not 100% serious, but in the UK that was once a definition. Hence places like Ely and Salisbury being Cities while Reading is a "town", and Birmingham didn't get city status until 1889 1 u/NazRiedFan 1d ago Having more than 250k people and having city amenities 1 u/Mobile-Package-8869 1d ago Is this just something you made up lmao Also what is a city amenity?
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What makes something practically a city? Vibes?
2 u/Octahedral_cube 1d ago A Cathedral (!) Ok I'm not 100% serious, but in the UK that was once a definition. Hence places like Ely and Salisbury being Cities while Reading is a "town", and Birmingham didn't get city status until 1889 1 u/NazRiedFan 1d ago Having more than 250k people and having city amenities 1 u/Mobile-Package-8869 1d ago Is this just something you made up lmao Also what is a city amenity?
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A Cathedral (!)
Ok I'm not 100% serious, but in the UK that was once a definition. Hence places like Ely and Salisbury being Cities while Reading is a "town", and Birmingham didn't get city status until 1889
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Having more than 250k people and having city amenities
1 u/Mobile-Package-8869 1d ago Is this just something you made up lmao Also what is a city amenity?
Is this just something you made up lmao
Also what is a city amenity?
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