Mississippi River Delta Louisiana

Earth from Space: Deep South Delta by europeanspaceagency, on Flickr

Earth from Space: Deep South Delta by europeanspaceagency, on Flickr
Mississippi River Delta Louisiana
Earth from Space: Deep South Delta by europeanspaceagency, on Flickr
Jacksonville looks exactly how I would expect a Metro with only 1.3 million people to look. Where as Miami looks like a Metro with 5.5 million people. Jacksonville might have the biggest population, but 1.3 million is pretty small, making it only the 40th largest metro in the Nation, where as Miami is comfortably sitting at 8th.^ nice pic of Florida! You can see metro Miami's rigid grid pattern along with the SW coast as well. Orlando & Atlanta look like the sprawling blobs that they are radiating in all directions. For being the largest city in Florida , Jacksonville looks very small.
You have the Everglades and the Atlantic Ocean to thank for that. The Everglades store up huge amounts of fresh water. If we pave over them, we're screwed.I love Miami's highly structured lay out. It just seems so carefully thought out, I love it!
LOL so much for copypasting the NASA notes!I think you have left and right mixed up.
The picture of Florida is pretty amazing (post #5). You have enough detail of Miami that the grids and major arteries can be identified while at the same time you can see the city lights of Cincinnati in the very top of the picture. The angle is incredible.from the Miami Forum thread
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1470347