Summary of Why NOBODY Lives in these 10 EMPTY Big Cities
The video discusses 10 large cities in the United States that are surprisingly empty despite their size. It compares population densities and land areas of cities like Kansas City, New Orleans, Memphis, Tulsa, Virginia Beach, Nashville, Jacksonville, Oklahoma City, and Anchorage. Factors contributing to the low population densities include urban sprawl, historical events like Hurricane Katrina, crime rates, lack of job opportunities, and high cost of living. Some cities have seen population declines, while others are experiencing growth due to programs like Tulsa Remote. The video also highlights issues like housing affordability, crime rates, and public school ratings that impact the desirability of these cities.
Notable Quotes
— 02:30 — « New Orleans is one of the least densely populated cities in America despite its pretty large population. »
— 05:36 — « Tulsa is one of the emptiest large cities in the US with a population density of 285 people per square mile. »
— 07:15 — « Virginia Beach is one of the least populated cities in America with a population density of 1,862 people per square mile. »
— 11:41 — « Jacksonville gets a lot of tourists, which may make it feel more crowded despite its low population density. »
— 13:18 — « Oklahoma City is pretty empty with only about 1,146 people per square mile. »
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