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Old 07-03-2017, 06:40 PM
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There was an interesting factoid in today's Daily Sun " ... 31,686 in the total acreage being developed by The Villages, including 8,000 acres in and around the villages of Fenney and Southern Oaks."

That is nearly 50 square miles (49.509 to be exact).
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Yes, and looking at the map in this months Daily Sun magazine, 466a is almost the North/South dividing line!!!!
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Yes, and looking at the map in this months Daily Sun magazine, 466a is almost the North/South dividing line!!!!
That's hard to imagine. I will have to look at that. Sure has grown a lot since we got here in June of 2005.
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By comparison, the City of Boston is 48.4 square miles.


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Lots of golf courses, wetlands, preserves, retention ponds and other "green spaces" makes this a wonderful place to live.
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Are you originally from Boston? I grew up there.
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Are you originally from Boston? I grew up there.


Grew up in Beverly. Went to BC & BU.


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For comparison, according to Google:

Manhattan is 22.82 square miles
The Bronx is 42.47 square miles
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I grew up right in Boston proper. Very close to the Brigham & Womens Hospital.
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Yes, and looking at the map in this months Daily Sun magazine, 466a is almost the North/South dividing line!!!!
We're now the middle of T.V. 😊
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There was an interesting factoid in today's Daily Sun " ... 31,686 in the total acreage being developed by The Villages, including 8,000 acres in and around the villages of Fenney and Southern Oaks."

That is nearly 50 square miles (49.509 to be exact).
OP question was: how big is TV? ... and the answer?
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