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Hortensis

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7. Okay, THIS is cool: Interactive map with every dot making a New Deal site:

Reply to Cheezoholic (Original post)

Wed Mar 17, 2021, 09:26 AM

Mar 2021

https://livingnewdeal.org/map/

You can choose by location, categories, and agencies. Or just click on a dot.

It's FABULOUS to begin to realize the enormity of what was accomplished BECAUSE the nation was in such desperate trouble. Simple lists of the many thousands of both historically huge and small projects does that even more.

You say it hasn't been done, but it has. I'm sorta guessing modern local projects will take the place of building with stone, but that's a detail.

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How is a potentially 2 trillion dollar or more infrastructure bill going to work [View all] Cheezoholic Mar 2021 OP

That's why 45 ignored it Delarage Mar 2021 #1

Much of the money will probably be given to states... dawg day Mar 2021 #2

Not true and misses the point... JT45242 Mar 2021 #3

Good post. Duppers Mar 2021 #9

Your stats are off. Voltaire2 Mar 2021 #4

Rural americans benefit tremendously from road projects jcgoldie Mar 2021 #5

I dont know for sure but I suspect much of this for transit projects in suburbia.. honest.abe Mar 2021 #6

Okay, THIS is cool: Interactive map with every dot making a New Deal site: Hortensis Mar 2021 #7

Maybe, when the bill is written stillcool Mar 2021 #8