Cairo, a town at the southern tip of Illinois founded in the early 19th century, was given that name because it was expected to grow into a huge metropolis. Located at the confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, it was the transport hub of a region that became known as “Little Egypt” because of its huge deltaic plains where farmers could grow anything.

그 잘나간다는 천조국 미국도 지방도시 쇠퇴가 너무 심화되서 이제는 그냥 다 포기상태라는군,,

그냥 대도시만 잘나가지 그냥 지방 유령도시가 너무 많아서..이루 말할수없다고,, 하더라고