So many South Parks

There are two South Park's here in Ohio (one is called "Southpark" and the other is called "South Park"). And there is a mall near me called "Southpark Center". If you have any kind of U.S. map, or some kind of mapping software, try to see if there are any other South Park's around this country of ours.

We have a SouthPark Mall. Its sister mall is NorthPark. hmmm

Ash AIM-AshRead ICQ-26921582 Sister of Carmel " Dreams unwind. Love's a state of mind."

I bet SouthPark mall has received more business in the last year, am I right?

Ha! don't I wish. NorthPark does, at least that I know of. I don't go to SouthPark very often. not for ages. but I'm going on the 30th...gee, I wonder why ;-)

Ashley (3 weeks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) AIM-AshRead ICQ-26921582 Sister of Carmel " Dreams unwind. Love's a state of mind."

Southpark Center was opened in November of 1996, one year before South Park first aired. And I wonder if that mall got more bussiness, too.

Hey OOLordyOO, do you also live in Ohio?

Halifax, Nova Scotia, has a major street named South Park Street.

OOLordyOO wrote:

In article , [email] (Can-O-Whoopa$ 3:16) writes:

Using the Precision Street Maps USA software, I found the following:

States with a South Park: AL, CA, IL, IN, KY, MI, NJ, OH, PA, WA, WV

States with a Southpark: NC, OH

Yep, there are definitely a lot of them out there! :-)

The two South Parks in Ohio are subdivisions (a group of houses), not towns.

There's one in Pennsylvania?!?!?! I checked the map in my Encyclopedia, and there's none to be found (and it's SUPPOSED TO <kick> list EVERY <kick> city in PA <kick> in it....<encyclopedia flies out window>) Welllll, perhaps 1986 encyclopedias are a bit outdated? ;P

In article , Kyle Broslofski writes:

Yup, it's small, but it's there. It's south of Pittsburgh and northwest of Fayette.

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How about Irish beer "KilKenny" ??

James

Well I can top that here in Australia. Later this week I will be spending two days in the city of Adelaide. I am booked into the South Park Hotel, but that's not all - its just down the road from a suburb called 'Kilkenny' (its true). I'm a bit worried about those Adelaide people.

Chris Brownbill wrote in message ...

'Tis true. At the moment I'm about 5km (Just over 3 miles for you Americans who don't like metric) from Kilkenny. ---- Cronos ---- A bus station is where a bus stops. A train station is where a train stops. My desk is a work station.

I know for a fact there's one in Texas. One of my friends from school went down there, and she ended up in South Park! ;P ('though methinks it was an actual *park*, not a town)