In this week's EROS by the numbers.....

After recognizing that TER was not differentiating between Austin and San Antonio, I've now listed them together.  This means the count of total providers has been off, so now we should have a number that's a wee bit more accurate.

However, as always, there are plenty of duplicates, especially where cities are close enough that providers can drive between them.

No real surprises this week, but it looks like LA has caught on again, leaping 15% to a total of 117 girls.


Sunday, October 25, 2009

936  Total 0% increase/decrease


298 Northeast     -1%

48 Boston     17%
142 New York     4%
30 New Jersey     -9%
34 Philadelphia     -26%
44 Washington DC     -4%


149 Southeast     -2%

10 Virginia     43%
21 Carolinas     -13%
23 Atlanta     -12%
0 North Florida     -100%
41 Tampa/Orlando     -7%
54 Miami     10%


110 Mid-west     -18%

49 Chicago     -14%
15 Minnesota     -12%
4 Wisconsin     33%
19 Michigan     -30%
15 Ohio     -17%
2 Indiana     -33%
2 Kansas City     -50%
4 St. Louis     -20%


97 The South     7%

22 Dallas     -8%
38 Houston     9%
21 Austin/San Antonio     17%
16 New Orleans     14%


78 The Rockies     4%

14 Colorado     0%
43 Las Vegas     5%
1 Reno/Tahoe     -67%
20 Arizona     18%

59 Northwest     4%

3 Vancouver     50%
9 Seattle     -18%
4 Portland     -20%
43 San Francisco     10%


145 Southwest     13%

117 Los Angeles     15%
28 San Diego     8%


-- Modified on 10/25/2009 11:25:33 AM