File:Detroit Region Footprint.png
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Metropolitan and micropolitan area components of the overall Detroit Combined Statistical Area.
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English: The Detroit region CSA (as defined the the US Office of Management & Budget) is indicated in both yellow and orange counties in Michigan's Lower Peninsula. The boundaries separating the component metro areas are represented in bold, black lines. The primary cities that each of the metro areas are named for are shown with their footprints as located within each of their metros. |
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