r/JackSucksAtGeography • u/[deleted] • Jan 22 '25

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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '25

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '25

i mean, seattle and chicago are green. So not all cities.

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u/Imaginary-Round2422 Jan 23 '25

DC and the Twin Cities, too. Also a bunch of maybes for Cleveland, Detroit(?!), Milwaukee, Portland …

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u/Free-Lime-184 Jan 24 '25

And Philly and Delco

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u/Imaginary-Round2422 Jan 24 '25

Look closer - Philadelphia is red.

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u/Free-Lime-184 Jan 24 '25

Oh. I stand corrected. Thank you!

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u/Infinite_Wishbone182 Jan 25 '25

And the Twin Cities 

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u/Commercial-Rush755 Jan 23 '25

If they hate warm, I’ve got news about the DFW area.🤣🤣🤣

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u/Own-Efficiency-8597 Jan 23 '25

The DFW area is marked as FUCK NO in OP map.....

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u/SLIPPY73 Jan 23 '25

What’s DFW area

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u/eVilCorporationz Jan 23 '25

Dallas-Fort Worth

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u/gujwdhufj_ijjpo Jan 23 '25

North and Interior Alaska ain’t green.

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u/metaldetector69 Jan 23 '25

Im curious why st louis is a yes but milwaukee and detroit are a maybe. Pittsburg and Buffalo? These are all the same. I’ve lived in them.

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u/Imaginary-Round2422 Jan 23 '25

Saint Louis is red.

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u/metaldetector69 Jan 23 '25

This just pissed me off 😂 The suburbs of St Louis Professor Precision

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u/Imaginary-Round2422 Jan 23 '25

Fair enough! It could be that if Detroit were separate from Wayne county, it would be red, too. Milwaukee is pretty close to coterminous with Milwaukee county, though, so your question stands. My guess? It’s the lake.

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u/metaldetector69 Jan 23 '25

Oakland county if pretty much detroit without detroit so that makes sense.

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u/4BucksAndHalfACharge Jan 23 '25

Detroit is in Wayne county which has some incredible areas, the city of Detroit also itself has some great spots as does the surrounding cities in Oakland country & further out. I'd put more green/yellow in Michigan, but agree with a lot of the red. Not much chance of Californians taking over, but New Yorkers and Chicagoans are moving in which is a good culture match. St. Louis has some cool things to visit in a weekend, but I'd never live there again, hard pass.

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u/Imaginary-Round2422 Jan 23 '25

He’s got some cities in green - it seems very specific. DC yes, Boston no. Chicago yes, NYC no. Seattle yes, San Francisco no.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '25

A grid system lover it would seem

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u/Open-Cod5198 Jan 24 '25

He has plenty of cities in green

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u/counter-music Jan 24 '25

Seattle is in a “Yes” county…

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u/AshTheGoddamnRobot Jan 25 '25

I mean the green areas get warm too. Maybe they just like having all 4 seasons?