Why So Few Americans Live In This HUGE Area Of The East Coast
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- Опубликовано: 16 фев 2024
- Have you ever wondered why vast stretches of the East Coast remain sparsely populated, despite the region's abundant resources and scenic landscapes? Join us as we delve into the intriguing phenomenon of America's Empty East Coast in this thought-provoking video.
From the rugged coastlines of Maine to the sun-drenched shores of Florida, the East Coast boasts some of the most diverse and captivating landscapes in the United States. Yet, there are vast expanses of land that remain largely uninhabited, raising questions about the factors that have shaped settlement patterns in this region of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
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In this video, we uncover the historical, environmental, and economic factors that contribute to the sparse population density along America's Empty East Coast. From early colonial settlements to modern-day urbanization trends, we examine how past events continue to influence the distribution of population along the coast.
Moreover, we'll delve into the unique geographical features and challenges that have shaped development in this region. From marshlands and barrier islands to hurricanes and sea levels to environmental factors that play a significant role in determining where people choose to live along the East Coast.
Join us as we uncover the untold stories behind America's Empty East Coast and gain a deeper understanding of the forces shaping human settlement in this vast region of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. Whether you're a history buff, looking to move south, or simply curious, this video offers valuable insights into a lesser-known aspect of American geography.
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As everyone else is commenting here, this area has literally been inundated with new people moving in. They're stacked in so tight they've ruined the area for the locals.
I know the feeling. I'm in north Florida and it's been happening here for decades since high-end realtors discovered us. Ruined it for locals and took away all the charm. It just keeps getting worse. I have a lifelong friend that just moved to South Carolina. She says they've met people from Boston and from South Florida that have recently moved there as well.
@@melissadeloach8503 Having grown up in North Florida I have no idea why anybody would move there. South Florida on the other hand is 👌
@@thievingpanda 👍I don't know why anyone would want to move here either LOL. I'm on the east coast. Back in the day, it was a fun place to live and grow up but beach is not as pretty as South Florida.
@@melissadeloach8503 Sarasota is where it's at man. Fort Lauderdale and Miami roads are just too terrible for me.
This area has seen a major influx of people since the pandemic. They have been migrating there for decades and will continue to for the reasons you promote.
I live in one of these sates and to be honest over the past couple of years I feel like my home has been invaded. Many of them are from the North seeking cheaper property, tax's and insurance costs. As they move in, we are planning on moving out within the next 5 years. You can have this over crowded place.....we're headed to Costa Rica.
Since I live in the Tampa area, I have visited Costa Rica numerous times over the past 25 years... even used to own undeveloped property there in the Puerto Cortes area. Just remember, if someone moves into/onto your property while you are not there, if they are Costa Rican, you will have a battle on your hands to reclaim your property.
Bye
Watch for squatters. Big problem there
@@jds1vette you must be one of the clowns I am referring to.
I lived in Fayetteville, North Carolina and Georgia for 15 years...moved to Wisconsin 4 years ago. Been freezing my ass ever since.@@nickd1637
There are a lot of people moving from the north to central ga especially Warner robins. Warner robins has passed up Macon in terms of population this year
HHI, SC is becoming Mytle Beach. We’re bolting this summer to western NC or eastern TN.
I haven’t seen your video, of course is premiering in three days, but I live in this area it’s not sparsely populated, and the only reason somebody wouldn’t want to live here would be hurricanes come up through this way we’re not in the middle of the country where all you have is tornadoes.
PLEASE for the love of God STOP moving to Charlotte, we are FULL!
Understanding why few Americans live in a large East Coast area is enlightening. Thanks for shedding light on this phenomenon and exploring the factors involved.
This is eye-opening! Understanding why fewer Americans live in certain areas is fascinating.
Never realized how untapped that part of the East Coast is! Interesting insights. Makes me want to explore.
It is very interesting when you compare it to other areas. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment here on this channel.
we’ve been invaded in Beaufort county SC
Because it sucks. Only reason people moving over here now is lower cost of living and they wanna get away from the fast paced life. People are making it more trash than it already is.
I'd love to hear about the crime rate and drug influence connections in terms of "these coastal cities" having not been largely "industrialized" then proceeding to mention some of the larger ports 'container'. Actually, I'm not good with words many times so basically the info IS VERY INFORMATIVE...jobs, people, traffic even, yet, what about crime in these towns where the population has been largely lower for coastal areas but with increasing number infiltration the crime and drug info would be a nice piece of INFORMATION. To the person thinking on East TN, again, as with anywhere, it largely depends on where exactly you land. 😊
if Your Talking about Georgia and The Carolinas around 26,000,000 people live in those 3 states where as for example in the 6 New England states only have a total of 15.2 million residents while the three most populous states in the US are California 39 million Texas 31,000,000 and Florida around 23,000,000 the country of Canada is roughly the same population as California while for ex UK has roughly the same population as Cali and Texas combined. as for the most populous counties in the US they are Los Angeles over 9,900,000 Cook County IL at 5,300,000 Haris County Texas 4.7 million Maricopa County AZ 4.552 million #5 San Diego CA 3.3 million
One, for the last 3 years our coastal cities are slam full with retirees and their adult children in tow from the NE. Two, the areas where there are no people is either protected national parks or salt marshes. Rivers flow south through our marshes into the ocean.
It was supposed to be a secret !!
Ty for the education ❤
I will look forward to finding out why this claim is being made.
Thank you❤
nice
Yeah why?
Jerry makes propaganda!
He's being honest
I’m looking for a job then I will move to Greenville
What the crap are you talking about with "empty southeast states"?
Georgia is the 8th most populated state in the country.
North Carolina is the 9th most populated state in the country.
Georgia and North Carolina both have around 11 million people each.
That you can call a region "empty" when it contains the eighth and ninth most populated states, and rapidly growing, is northern bias, it seems.
Sure, the coastal areas of Georgia and North Carolina aren't very populated, but most of these states' population lives inland, namely the Piedmont.
They live there because they are fishing for the big bucks.
Bullshit!
This vid is so inaccurate it’s not even funny