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Atlanta tops list of cities with infrastructure concerns
Jul 20, 2017, 2:56pm EDT
Ben MillerContributing Writer

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  The I-85 bridge collapse did nothing to help Atlanta's bridge and infrastructure problems.
  
  BYRON E. SMALL
  
  
  Atlanta ranks No. 1 in the country on a list of the top 10 U.S. cities with infrastructure concerns. And Atlanta's biggest infrastructure concerns should come as no surprise: roads and bridges.
  
  That's according to an analysis of nearly 10,500 tweets discussing infrastructure from more than 4,000 Twitter users. QSR International of Australia, a research software developer, said it conducted the analysis.
  
  Chris Astle, CEO of QSR International, in a statement.
  
  Here's the list of the nation's top 10 cities with infrastructure concerns, and what people there are worried about:
  
  1. Atlanta-Roads and bridges;
  
  2. Washington, D.C.-Roads and bridges/infrastructure plan;
  
  3. New York City/Tri-State Area-Infrastructure plan;
  
  4. San Francisco Bay Area-Infrastructure plan/energy and the power grid;
  
  
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  5. Boston-Energy and the power grid;
  
  6. Denver-Energy and the power grid;
  
  7. San Diego Area-Infrastructure plan/dams;
  
  8. Los Angeles-Infrastructure plan;
  
  9. Indianapolis-Roads and bridges/transportation;
  
  10. Philadelphia-Roads and bridges/energy and the power grid.
  
  Ben Miller contributes to the Denver Business Journal and compiles the Morning Edition email newsletter. Contact him at [email protected].
  
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