Atlanta 1.0

Isn't Houston the biggest city of the South? Anyways, great job on this map, even though it seems easy and plain... 10/10

Houston's not really the South, I think Texas in general is its own category....

Nice- Atlanta is pretty hilly tho- lots of 'houses in the hills' ya know?

Houston is the south....but Atlanta is bigger metro sq. miles wise. Sweet map

This is a very great job. I like the way you made it. It is very detailed.

Great Work

it looks a bit flat, but I suppose it gives what it promises. I cant see anything wrong with this map.

cool

If Atlanta isn't the biggest city in the south yet, then it will be soon. A thousand people a day move to the metro area. Believe me it's crazy now, there are subdivisons here atleast 60 miles out from downtown.

biggest size wise, our metro area reaches into alabama(and atl is pretty much in the center of N georgia) plus Atl is 200,000 times better than houston :)

I still think Houston and Texas count as its own region. A lot of places there don't have sweet tea. Without sweet tea, its not the South.

oh, by the way that river is the Chattahooche River

the largest metro areas by population in the south go like this dallas houston miami atlanta but my square miles (urban area), from smallest to largest: miami houston atlanta dallas

By strict definition of city limits, Atlanta isn't the largest city in the south, Houston is (Houston's population is estimated at 2,016,582 in 2005, Atlanta's is 470,688). However, discounting Texas, Atlanta is the second-largest metropolitan area in the south (Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach is the first).

I say that ATL and Houston are on the same level both Gamma World Cittie with houston being a little higher but atlanta is a great city

houston doesnt have sweet tea, therefore its not in the south.

More people live in the city of Charlotte than do the of Atlanta. Nice map, but I hate Atlanta.

CrazyFinger, I do hope that your last sentence was not serious. Although I wasn't born anywhere near Atlanta, I've lived here for some 15-ish years, being 18 now. But anyway, Atlanta is indeed hilly, especially in the north Metro Area where I live. Quite a nice place if you don't mind "Atlanta Weather" -- my name for our totally unpredictable weather that can change from pouring to sunny and back in less than a half hour....

Jacksonville, Fl is actually the biggest city in the u.s in terms of sq miles...

that river is the chattahooche

Okay, I'm sold. I'll download this. It's not as hilly as the Atlanta metro, but I can add the hills myself.