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I like when municipalities aren't adjacent to each other. That way you have areas "outside the city limits" to buy property. Plus, as cities grow in population, they can annex land and continue to expand. It's weird and claustrophobic to me to have cities butting up against each other. No room for expansion that way, and no land that's legally outside the city limits and in the jurisdiction of only the county.That’s what’s so different about this area. A town in south jersey is only about a square mile or so. Some are even smaller. If you go on google maps and look around Illinois you’ll see spots of a large town or a city with roads leading to other large towns, and for miles in between it’s farms and a few really small towns. If you look at south jersey it’s a bunch of small towns butting up against each other to form a big mass of people. So when you grow up there, you have in 10 square miles what most places in the country have in 10 times that space.



