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Topic	How do Americans define "city" as opposed to "country"?
jramirez23 04/02/17 1:13:10 PM #11:	ShadosAtPhoenix posted... Population density. Simple as that. As to where the cut off is, I've never had to compare places where it wasn't obvious. If it's gray area, it's either "suburb" or "middle of nowhere" from the city's point of view. I think you're right but I wonder where the cutoff is. --- It's tough being an economist. How would you like to go through life pretending like you know what M2 means? <cite>jramirez23 posted [p:876372027] in How do Ame... [t:75187794]...</cite> <quote><cite>ShadosAtPhoenix posted...</cite> <quote>Population density. Simple as that. As to where the cut off is, I've never had to compare places where it wasn't obvious. If it's gray area, it's either "suburb" or "middle of nowhere" from the city's point of view. </quote> I think you're right but I wonder where the cutoff is. --- It's tough being an economist. How would you like to go through life pretending like you know what M2 means?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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