Boswash
The expression Boswash (also BosWash ; abbreviation f. From Boston to Washington "from B. to W.") or Northeast megalopolis denotes a megalopolis in the United States . The name comes from the cities at both ends, Boston and Washington, DC The term Bosnywash ( Bos ton, N ew Y ork and Wash ington) can also be found.
In English usage, the syllables are capitalized in the names of the megalopolis ( BosWash , ChiPitts and SanSan ). In the German-speaking context, however, only the first letter is usually capitalized.
Boswash stretches over the 750 km long belt of cities from Boston via New York City , Philadelphia , Baltimore to Washington, DC on the Atlantic coast, where around 45 million people live around 15% of the US population on just 3% of the state's territory. About 25% of the industry is represented here.
Big cities in the Boswash megalopolis are (from north to south):
- Portland ( Maine )
- Manchester ( New Hampshire )
- Nashua, New Hampshire
- Cambridge ( Massachusetts )
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Providence ( Rhode Island )
- Warwick (Rhode Island)
- Worcester, Massachusetts
- Springfield, Massachusetts
- New Bedford, Massachusetts
- Fall River, Massachusetts
- Hartford ( Connecticut )
- Waterbury (Connecticut)
- New Haven (Connecticut)
- Bridgeport (Connecticut)
- Stamford, Connecticut
- Yonkers ( New York )
- New York City (New York) ( Manhattan , Brooklyn , Queens , Staten Island , Bronx )
- Long Island, New York ( Nassau County and Suffolk Counties )
- Jersey City ( New Jersey )
- Newark (New Jersey)
- Paterson, New Jersey
- Edison (New Jersey)
- New Brunswick (New Jersey)
- Allentown, Pennsylvania
- Princeton, New Jersey
- Reading (New Jersey)
- Trenton, New Jersey
- Philadelphia ( Pennsylvania )
- Camden, New Jersey
- Atlantic City, New Jersey
- Wilmington ( Delaware )
- Baltimore ( Maryland )
- Columbia (Maryland)
- Annapolis, Maryland
- Washington, DC
- Arlington ( Virginia )
- Alexandria (Virginia)
- Richmond, Virginia
- Norfolk (Virginia)
- Virginia Beach (Virginia)
- Chesapeake, Virginia