Talk:Midtown Manhattan
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[edit] Columbus Circle subway station is one of the city's busiest.
Shouldn't the caption for the image of the subway station be more specific? Just "Columbus Circle subway station is one of the city's busiest" doesn't sound right. I assume, though, that they mean busiest stations. Blackmanor1000
[edit] Comma
Why is there a comma in the title? Should it not be Midtown Manhattan? As a word "midtown" functions much like "downtown" or "uptown". Nelson Ricardo 03:01, Sep 9, 2004 (UTC)
I agree. It's really known as Midtown Manhattan on maps. This really pisses me off! Pacific Coast Highway 02:28, Jun 27, 2005 (UTC) (10:28PM EST)
- Fixed. —Nightstallion (?) Seen this already? 11:08, 12 April 2006 (UTC)
[edit] More than 3 million commuters?
It said in the article that "more than 3 million commuters work in midtown", I find this doubtful being that manhattans entire daytime population is around 2.8 million (1.5 million residents + 1.3 million commuters). Not to mention that at around 3 square miles that would mean midtown would is 1/million people square mile during the day. That said, some of those 2.8 million people must work in the other districts of manhattan not least of the downtown area, I read in a travel book midtown has 700,000 workers, people need to cite things not just generalize "more than 3 million", I have changed the page to reflect this and will add a citation next time im in a bookstore and get the book that said that, however I can already back the 2.8 million up with this http://nymag.com/news/intelligencer/19395/, being as that its daytime population is 2.8 million, 1/4 of that would be 700,000 which would be a more reasonable number for midtown during work hours.
There isn't a good image on this page. In fact, on the entirety of Wikipedia there isn't a single decent image of the midtown skyline, or even one I'd contemplate posting on a message board. Truly shameful for the most readily identifiable skyline in the world!
- Dear anonymous contributor: Please sign your posts using four tildes (~). Also, why not add an image yourself, instead of criticizing everybody else? -- Ssilvers 20:39, 4 December 2006 (UTC)
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