northern-most Southern city, southern-most Northen city

[daniel18 0]

Which one better fits this description?

[Mikejesmike 0]

I've never considered Baltimore or Maryland for that matter southern. I don't care who drew what mason dixon line where. That city and state has too much in common with the northeastern atlantic states (Del,NJ,Mass,Conn,RI) ,small densely populated, faster pace of life, for me to consider them southern. They're also pretty far north. For southern-most northern I would say Louisville.

[skycity 0]

Richmond and Washington, DC are about an hour and a half drive apart, but lightyears apart in terms of the north-south divide.

[richyb83 954]

I'm gonna have to go with Louisville.

I consider Baltimore & DC the Mid-Atlantic region.

[Louisvilleslugger 0]

Louisville's best decribed as the Northern most Southern city. The best term for that would be a Mid-Southern city. I think that Louisville being immediately South of the Mason Dixon Line is a give away of how most Louisvillians view this subject.

[Mikejesmike 0]

You said it right northern most southern. That's what I meant to say.

[bobdreamz 0]

Miami?.....it is culturally more northern than any southern city I could think of.

[Atl's Jdfresh 0]

Miami?.....it is culturally more northern than any southern city I could think of.

I will have to disagree. The city is very compact like a northern city would be however the people that live there are totally different free northerners in my oppinion. to me Miami is the equivalent of Atlanta just on the coast with a greater hispanic population.

[FromCityToRural 2]

Maryland has always struck me as a more southern wannabe city...I knew somebody in Western Maryland and she was completely Southern-like. Besides which, the Marylandians wanted to join the Confederacy in the War between the States. But, over in Baltimore it did strike me as a very Northern kinda place...

[bobdreamz 0]

I will have to disagree. The city is very compact like a northern city would be however the people that live there are totally different free northerners in my oppinion. to me Miami is the equivalent of Atlanta just on the coast with a greater hispanic population.

well considering I'm from Miami I would have to also disagree....Miami culturally is nothing like Atlanta...it was founded by northerners and still has that influence in addition it has the highest foreign born population in the US so yes the hispanic population also adds to the mix culturally.

[facilities man 1]

Having been to both, I would say Atlanta and Miami are not very much alike at all.

[monsoon 0]

Closed. These threads are irrelevant.