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Which of these cities are culturally "Southern"? (search mode)

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(Listed by state, alphabetically)

#1 Jacksonville, Florida		31 (83.8%)
#2 Miami, Florida		1 (2.7%)
#3 Orlando, Florida		2 (5.4%)
#4 Louisville, Kentucky		28 (75.7%)
#5 Charlotte, North Carolina		27 (73%)
#6 Raleigh, North Carolina		22 (59.5%)
#7 Nashville, Tennessee		30 (81.1%)
#8 Austin, Texas		8 (21.6%)
#9 Dallas, Texas		28 (75.7%)
#10 Houston, Texas		26 (70.3%)
#11 Arlington, Virginia		1 (2.7%)
#12 Richmond, Virginia		27 (73%)
#13 NOTA		1 (2.7%)

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Re: Which of these cities are culturally "Southern"?

« on: October 01, 2015, 07:30:09 PM »

Not culturally southern:

Orlando
Miami
Arlington
Austin

Everything else is, but Louisville is really pushing it. But then again the southern parts of Illinois and Indiana have southern characteristics too. Austin was hard too, since its culture is very much about fine arts. Its like if someone dropped a bigger version of Madison, WI or Ann Arbor, MI in the middle of Texas, so I would consider it pretty different from the rest of Texas's major cities.

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