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Assignment 2: A Chicago Case Study
Chicago has 2.7 million residents; it is one of the most populated cities in the Northern Midwest and the State of Illinois. It has 237 miles of land and of that there is 8,1000 acres of green places. It currently has 580 parks and 26 beaches. Chicago has over 30 downtown and neighborhood festivals. Chicago also has 56 museums and 700 public art works.
Capital: Springfield: As of 2013 Chicago’s population was estimated to be.117,006 and Springfield’s population is over 211,700.
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