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- Mexico’s busiest commercial airports in 2015
- Longest turnpikes and tollways in North America
- Dalai Lama quote
- When two city names are better than one
- Largest single-structure airport parking garages in the USA/Canada
- Birthplace geography of iconic pop/soda/cola brands
- Faded orange rooftops
- Busiest resort town airports of the East Coast
- Busiest resort town airports of the Great Lakes region
- Busiest resort town airports of the Intermountain West
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Author Archives: problogic
Mexico’s busiest commercial airports in 2015
Below is a list of the 50 busiest commercial airports in Mexico in 2015 as ranked by total passengers. As can be seen from the image above, Mexico City is in the process of developing a gorgeous new international airport. … Continue reading
Posted in aerospace, air travel, airport planning, airports, architecture, aviation, geography, logistics, Mexico, planning, tourism, Trade, transportation, Travel
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Longest turnpikes and tollways in North America
Below is a list of the longest tollways in North America based on the following criteria: Minimum distance of 40 miles At least a portion be four lanes Limited access A guide for abbreviations of provinces or countries is provided … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Cars, cities, commerce, Communications, economic development, environment, geography
Tagged highways, toll roads, tollways, turnpikes
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Dalai Lama quote
“On this International Day of Peace, we must remember that peace cannot come from prayer alone. It requires action.” – Dalai Lama
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When two city names are better than one
In recent years there was an effort to merge the communities of Saugatuck and Douglas in southwest Michigan. While this vote failed, there are 14 successful examples across the country. These are listed below. Sedro-Woolley, Washington (1898) Winston-Salem, North … Continue reading
Largest single-structure airport parking garages in the USA/Canada
The following list identifies the largest single-structure parking garages/decks at airports in the United States and Canada. The rankings are based on the number of parking spaces and include public parking and/or rental car parking spaces. Most of the airports … Continue reading
Posted in aerospace, air travel, airport planning, airports, architecture, aviation, Canada, Cars, cities, geography, infrastructure, land use, North America, planning, spatial design, Statistics, tourism, traffic, transportation, Travel
Tagged airports, aviation, land use, parking, parking decks, parking design, parking garages
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Birthplace geography of iconic pop/soda/cola brands
The following list identifies well-known soft drink brands (pops, sodas, and colas) from across much of North America. The criteria for inclusion in the list includes: Founded a minimum of 40 years ago – Vernor’s leading the way at 150 … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, branding, Canada, commerce, consumerism, culture, economic development, economic gardening, Food, fun, geography, history, Maps, marketing, Mexico, North America, product design, States, Statistics
Tagged cola, pop, soda, soft drinks
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Faded orange rooftops
Tomorrow, September 6th the next to last Howard Johnson’s restaurant in the United States, located in Bangor, Maine will be closing. This leaves but one Howard Johnson’s Restaurant in the country – in Lake George, New York. To this baby … Continue reading
Posted in branding, cities, consumerism, culture, geography
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