Poll: Where do you live?

[AllieBaba]

Which of the following most accurately describes the place you live?
A. Metropolis
B. Suburb
C. Mid-sized city
D. Small town
E. Rural

 

[Jon]

C

 

[jla1178]

D. Possibly even a D-.

 

[AllieBaba]

Well crud, I tried to edit the poll so it read Metropolis, not Metropolitan, but I just managed to make it more confusing. Apparently I'm the only one whose vote registered.

 

[CA95380]

D - Small Central California town

Town Nickname? Turkey Town - no comments, please!

 

[Chris]

Well crud, I tried to edit the poll so it read Metropolis, not Metropolitan, but I just managed to make it more confusing. Apparently I'm the only one whose vote registered.

Why don't you just ask everyone where they live?

I live in Virginia Beach, Va.

 

[Epsilon Delta]

I live between San Jose, CR and Montreal, QC so I'd say metropolis. I couldn't really imagine living in smaller towns or rural areas.

 

[editec]

Searsport, Maine is a town of about 3,000 souls located on the Penobscot Bay.

It is rural, yes.. but in a Maine coastal way.

(Where's?) Waldo Country, Maine had a 2000 census population of 36,280.

It has a total of two stoplights.

 

[Shattered]

Somewhere between D and E... Apparently, we're "growing", but our white and yellow pages combined is still more like a pamphlet.

 

[midcan5]

in my mind....

 

[Ravi]

Ftl

 

[DiveCon]

i'd say kinda between D and E

the poll doesnt match your posted options

 

[DiveCon]

Searsport, Maine is a town of about 3,000 souls located on the Penobscot Bay.

It is rural, yes.. but in a Maine coastal way.

(Where's?) Waldo Country, Maine had a 2000 census population of 36,280.

It has a total of two stoplights.

you got us beat by double

and i dont think we will keep that one now that the I-295 repairs are finished

 

[editec]

The benefit of living in a rural area is there aren't too many people.

The downside to living in a rural areas is there aren't too many people.

I like living here.

I also liked living in downtown Boston for many years.

Maybe I just adapt to my surroundings and find good things about wherever I happen to live.

No, strike that, I've lived places that didn't enough redeeming features to make them worthy of my staying.

Queens NY, for example.

 

[Abelian Sea]

Which of the following most accurately describes the place you live?
A. Metropolis
B. Suburb
C. Mid-sized city
D. Small town
E. Rural

Mid-sized city, though it's actually bigger than it feels like. Lots of sprawl, a tiny downtown, and lack of noticeable public transportation keeps it from feeling much like a city, despite its large population.

 

[CharlestonChad]

I live in downtown Charleston, SC. 120k in the city, and usually a quarter or half the people in the city are tourists at any given time.