Topeka: el ambiente
Vídeos de quienes fueron, reproducidos aquí mismo, con lo que dijeron los espectadores debajo. No forma parte de la puntuación.
El veredicto
Dividido · 55Los comentaristas están divididos: los residentes de toda la vida valoran los lagos, la historia y las viviendas asequibles de Topeka, pero muchos advierten sobre la delincuencia, el deterioro y las manzanas que pasan de restauradas a abandonadas.
- viviendas asequibles
- lago y aire libre
- historia y arquitectura
- gente amable
- fácil de desplazarse
- buenas escuelas para familias
- delincuencia
- manzanas desiguales y casas abandonadas
- declive desde los años ochenta
- impuestos altos
- política sobre la falta de vivienda
- La calidad de vida depende mucho del barrio que elijas.
- La delincuencia es real pero manejable para los residentes que cumplen la ley, según un residente de toda la vida.
- El lago Shawnee y los espacios al aire libre son un gran atractivo.
- La vivienda es barata, aunque los impuestos se consideran altos.
- Muchos sienten que la ciudad ha perdido el encanto que tenía antes.
Leído de 8 vídeos, 36 comentarios y 0 publicaciones el 2026-11-08; el resumen lo escribe un modelo de lenguaje y puede malinterpretar el sarcasmo.
TOPEKA: Just HOW BAD Is It? What We Saw In The Kansas Capital City
Joe & Nic's Road Trip · 304K visualizaciones · 2022
Lo que dijeron los espectadores
“Topeka is a really strange city. It truly depends on what block you're on - literally one block will be large, beautiful renovated century homes, and the next block over it can be bad - like abandoned and burned-out houses bad. It's a very ”
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“The man in the mural is John Brown, a nationally prominent abolitionist during the years leading up to the Civil War. He was hanged in 1859 after a failed attempt to incite a slave insurrection at Harper's Ferry. Kansas was a free state and”
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“I grew up in Topeka, and have vivid memories of the 1966 tornado that tore half the dome off of that Capitol building. I recently learned the secret of those 100 year-old wood framed houses you are admiring. Kansas always had few trees - so”
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“I'm a Topekan now and have lived here my whole life. I'm 53 years old. Overall I'd say I really like living here. We have a lot of crime, however if your a normal everyday law abiding citizen you don't get mixed up in all that nonsense. Be ”
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“i live by lake Shawnee in Topeka . People complain about every city. The lake is really nice and quiet..”
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“Every video of yours I watch, I'm always thinking to myself like ooh I wanna live in that town”
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“The reason there is asphalt over the brick is the cost of maintaining a brick street is so much higher. (25:15) Inside the capitol, the elevator is operated by a person, that’s why there is a chair inside and it was not in operation. The ca”
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“It's crazy that I've lived here my entire life and didn't know about half of the things covered in this video! It's nice to see more of my town, I've never had much chance to go exploring.”
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“So nice to reminisce. Spent my college years in Kansas and have only fond memories of the area, terrain, and people. Very underrated state like so many "fly over" states in the eyes of elitists along the east and west coasts. Nice video, Sp”
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“It's just nice to see that someone has something nice to say about my Kansas state! Love your positive comments!👍God bless!”
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Encontrado con una búsqueda en YouTube de la ciudad y “digital nomad”, recogido el 2026-11-08; los títulos, descripciones y comentarios son de sus autores y enlazan al original.