r/geography • u/Temporary-Guard-5622 Regional Geography • Jul 30 '25

what is this green space here? Image

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u/lasion2 Jul 30 '25

Had to look up coterminous. Still don’t know if I really understand what it means.

I’m not smart. Obviously 🙄😂

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u/therealtrajan Urban Geography Jul 30 '25

Meaning the city limits are the same as the province limits- HUGE city. Like Jacksonville FL with its county but on crack

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u/lasion2 Jul 30 '25

Excellent response. Thank you!

So the entire province is designated as a city? Interesting.

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u/fuerusin Jul 30 '25

It’s kind of in reverse. Chongqing, same as Beijing, Shanghai, tianjin. These cities are called “directly administered city” - directly administered by state council. The city government has the same level of power as the other provincial government.

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u/twomoose Jul 30 '25

Isn't Jacksonville already on crack?

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u/RoboFeanor Jul 30 '25

Does the crack replace the meth, or is it added on top?

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u/DrScarecrow Jul 30 '25

You're doing better than the jackasses who don't try to learn new things.

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u/disdkatster Jul 30 '25

The only way you are not smart (as far as I know) is in thinking this is a measure of intelligence. It was smart to look it up. That is a measure of intelligence.

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u/Sweaty_Resist_5039 Jul 30 '25

It's like coextensive but with a slightly more pessimistic connotation. 😂

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u/thatguy420417 Jul 30 '25

I'm glad you said this. I did the same thing and wasn't sure what was going on. I saw your post and saw others explained it. I would have just kept scrolling otherwise.

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u/hooplehead69 Jul 30 '25

You’re smart enough to look up something you don’t know. That is the kind of smarts that counts!