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1. South Central Los Angeles
2. LA river (though it's going to get redeveloped)
3. Fashion district (there's some new developements with even more coming soon)
4. Watts
5. Pico union (some of it is ghetto)
1. Camden
2. Detroit
3. New Orleans
4. Jackson, MS
5. Pine Bluff, AR
6. Irvington, NJ
7. North Charleston
8. Compton, CA
9. Atlantic City
10. Birmingham
I don't know if they should be in that exact order, but i can't say i'm too far off from what i'm trying to attempt.
East St. Louis makes alot of these places look like one big party.
Newark went down the drain when mayor gibson took over in the 1970s. It will never recover. I lived there for 23 years and left 1983. Now i need to get out of Jacksonville, fl its worse than newark.
Jacksonville is the quintessential armpit, a culture shock for anyone from the Northeast or probably anywhere els.
Newark went down the drain when mayor gibson took over in the 1970s. It will never recover. I lived there for 23 years and left 1983. Now i need to get out of Jacksonville, fl its worse than newark.
It will never recover? Newark's violent crime rate in 1995 was 3,985.3 incidents per 100k residents. It's property crime rate was 11,526.6 incidents per 100k residents. In 2007 Newark's violent crime rate was 852.7, and the property crime rate was 3,806.4. I'd call that a pretty big recovery.
I don't think Lansing, MI is quite deserving of being on that list. It doesn't compare with Detroit or Flint.
You are right, Lansing is not that ghetto at all, but I'll surprise no one had mentioned Muskegon Heights, MI, I'll put Muskegon Heights next to Flint, Saginaw, Benton Harbor, Ypsilanti and Detroit as top ghetto Michigan cities.
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