Houston population and freeway usage changes over a 10 year period

Put it out there? Lol, I've seen at least 15-20 people from this site over the last couple of years. I've got nothing to hide and not worried one bit about any thread I've been a part of. But, if you actually looked into it, there isn't one dentist that hasn't done a homework/quiz assignment with classmates. And considering that homework really has no bearing on your grade in school, it's not nearly the big deal that people made it out to be. I was just being honest about the culture of dental school. When you have 14 classes per semester, something's gotta give. Many might not like it, but that's how dental school works.

RM95...definitely swing by some time. It's either me or my partner that is there. I'll usually be there on most Mondays, Wednesdays, and half a day on Fridays.

 

This is VERY interesting, I've been erroneously saying that Houston was the largest for awhile now.

 

The urban area of greater Houston is almost 1300 sq miles....the list has Houston at 580.

 

those damn EJTs

 

dumb and inconclusive analysis

tell me about housing costs in Portland

 

Well that sure doesn't seem like constructive criticism.

 

Fascinating info. Thanks for sharing.

 

Housing prices are much higher in Portland probably because to the market it is a more desirable place to live. However what does this have to do with the data posted by the OP.

 

Just read this thread. Good way to kill some time

 

NYC MSA 12,500 sq miles
Chicago MSA 10,900 sq miles
Dallas MSA 9,300 sq miles
Houston MSA 8,900 sq miles
OKC MSA 6,400 sq miles
LA MSA 4,900 sq miles
Jacksonville MSA 3,700 sq miles

So, we're not the biggest, but still beat the hell out of OKC in land area when you look at the greater MSA area.

 

This explains just as much in 5 paragraphs than the op's nose thumbing 5 years on this subject

 

What da1 really means is... you must hate black people.