Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The I-85 Corridor is a multi-state region that follows Interstate 85 across the Southeastern United States. It stretches from Montgomery, Alabama to Petersburg, Virginia. Principal metropolitan areas include Metro Atlanta; Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson, South Carolina (also known as The Upstate); the Charlotte metropolitan area; the Piedmont Triad (which includes Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point); and the Research Triangle (which includes Raleigh and Durham).A number of studies have identified parts of the region as a developing megalopolis or "megapolitan area". (see also Piedmont Atlantic MegaRegion) In particular, the metro areas of the Triangle, Triad, Charlotte (together as the Piedmont Crescent), Greenville-Spartanburg and Atlanta are growing toward each other. The area also appears to be growing toward the Northeast Megalopolis by way of two corridors through Virginia. It is also growing toward a developing megalopolis centered around Atlanta, stretching from Chattanooga, Tennessee to Birmingham, Alabama.. }
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- I-85_Corridor abstract "The I-85 Corridor is a multi-state region that follows Interstate 85 across the Southeastern United States. It stretches from Montgomery, Alabama to Petersburg, Virginia. Principal metropolitan areas include Metro Atlanta; Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson, South Carolina (also known as The Upstate); the Charlotte metropolitan area; the Piedmont Triad (which includes Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point); and the Research Triangle (which includes Raleigh and Durham).A number of studies have identified parts of the region as a developing megalopolis or "megapolitan area". (see also Piedmont Atlantic MegaRegion) In particular, the metro areas of the Triangle, Triad, Charlotte (together as the Piedmont Crescent), Greenville-Spartanburg and Atlanta are growing toward each other. The area also appears to be growing toward the Northeast Megalopolis by way of two corridors through Virginia. It is also growing toward a developing megalopolis centered around Atlanta, stretching from Chattanooga, Tennessee to Birmingham, Alabama.".