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The tri state area for Massachusetts includes New York, Connecticut, as well as Massachusetts. Most states are included in their own region's tri state area.
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What state do you make the most doing carpentry?
Most likely it would be a major metropolitan area with the fewest illegal immigrant workers.
How are the terms suburb and metropolitan related?
The metropolitan area is a large city together with its suburbs.A megalopolis is an urban region formed when two or more metropolitan area grow together.The related part is that you need two metropolitan areas to make a megalopolis.
What states make up the tri state area?
The tri-state area is composed of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.. i am from NY so it's valid..lol
What metropolitan area is known as Lehigh Valley?
"The metropolitan area known as Lehigh Valley is an area between New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Three cities make up the Lehigh Valley, also known as ""The Valley"" and they are Bethlehem PA, Allentown, PA and Easton NJ."
Definition of a region?
a region is a group of states gathered together to make a bigger area but just not as big as a continent.Its just broken down into something to make something easier to use. like you could say these following states are in this region instead of saying these states are in this continent
When did America become a state?
North America is a continent, not a state. States make up the United States of America.
What is the definition of inbound?
Regarding public transportation systems, it usually refers to a train that is heading toward the downtown area of the major metropolitan area that the system services. Outbound trains are headed in any direction away from the metropolitan area. In call center terms, inbound means the calls that come to you. Outbound calls are the ones that you make to someone else.
How much money does a tire shop make?
Wow, Where is this tire shop? What is the local population? Retail? Industrial? Agricultural? Is this in a metropolitan area, or a farm community?
How is metropolitan statistical area different from a designated market area?
Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Is a U.S. Government classification for a free-standing urban population center with a population in the urban center of at least 50,000 and a total MSA population of 100,000 or more. Buyers in MSAs typically exhibit social and economic homogeneity. MSAs usually border on non-urbanized counties. Peoria, Illinois, and Sheboygan, Wisconsin, are examples. Designated Market Area (DMA) Is a geographic area defined by nielsen media research company as a group of counties that make up a particular television market. These counties comprise the major viewing audience for the television stations located in their particular metropolitan area. For the most part, the metropolitan areas correspond to the standard metropolitan statistical areas (see metro area) defined by the Federal Government Office of Management and Budget. The areas do not overlap, and every county in the United States belongs to only one DMA. dmas are used in the evaluation of audience data as well as in the planning and buying of media.
What are the fundamental laws of each state?
When the states make there own laws for just that state
Why do states charge sales tax?
States charge sales tax because the state government needs to make money, and taxation is the only way to make money for the state.
What is th relationship between a country and a state?
"State" can be another word for "country." In the United States of America, Mexico, and a few other places, a "state" is the name used for a semi-sovereign area that is part of the country.
