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Originally Posted by aerostar
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Originally Posted by Viffermike
All that lists is the number of high-density areas a specific state has (and NJ has the most). Actually, a better resource is this page. Population density by state:
1). New Jersey
2). Rhode Island
3). Massachusetts
4). Connecticut
5). Maryland
6). Delaware
7). New York
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46). South Dakota
47). North Dakota
48). Montana
49). Wyoming
50). Alaska |
I said NJ has the highest population density. And he mentioned "NYC", which is a city, so I listed those as well. NJ wins in state and city categories. |
Which is pretty much a nonstarter statement anyway for two reasons:
- State vs. city (duh ... been established)
- 7 of the top 11 most densely populated incorporated areas are in New Jersey but are part of the New York Metropolitan Statistical Area.
(I mean, sheesh: Jersey has the Jets AND the Giants, and the MetroStars/Red Bulls ... yet they're 'New York' teams? That's a generations-old WTF? right there ...)
So, let's just say you're both sorta-kinda right and get back on topic ...
