I found this old article in a storage box.

It shows how many other cities can fit into the Los Angeles city limits. It looks like 7, not including Manhattan.

BTW, in that map, I live in what would be the far western part of Milwaukee, south of the 118 freeway and west of the 405 freeway.

Wow! That's a BIG CITY! Not to steal it's thunder but isn't Jacksonville Florida the largest city(area- wise)?

I live in Glendale, which would be around the Milwaukee part of L.A.

Cleveland is by the Pallisades.

Okay, so you've got Manhattan, so where would you fit the other four boroughs?


And how much does Long Beach, California know about Long Beach, New York?

Okay, so you've got Manhattan, so where would you fit the other four boroughs?

There is only so much room! But remove the other cities and all of the New York city limits would easily fit.

And how much does Long Beach, California know about Long Beach, New York?

I don't know. How much does Long Beach, New York know about Long Beach, California? ;)

Wow! That's a BIG CITY! Not to steal it's thunder but isn't Jacksonville Florida the largest city(area- wise)?
Yes, unless it's changed, Jacksonville has the most land area.

I don't know. How much does Long Beach, New York know about Long Beach, California? ;)
I'm not sure, but I wouldn't doubt they frequently have to emphasize the fact that they aren't from that Long Beach, whenever the subject comes up.

I'm not sure, but I wouldn't doubt they frequently have to emphasize the fact that they aren't from that Long Beach, whenever the subject comes up.
Since the population of Long Beach, California (462,257) is a lot more than Long Beach, New York (33,275), I'm quite sure that the California Long Beach is well known by many.

Since the population of Long Beach, California (462,257) is a lot more than Long Beach, New York (33,275), I'm quite sure that the California Long Beach is well known by many.
Exactly, and it has a much larger land mass.