adjective
Street Slang
itp
· adjective · atlanta
Inside the Perimeter — living within I-285, i.e. actual Atlanta.
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Definitions
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'Inside the Perimeter' — meaning within I-285, the highway loop that rings Atlanta. ITP is the real city: walkable-ish, denser, where the culture lives. Used as identity, not just geography.
“She's ITP, she ain't driving an hour to meet you in Alpharetta.”
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itp In A Sentence
She's ITP, she ain't driving an hour to meet you in Alpharetta.
Origin & Usage
Local Atlanta usage since I-285 was completed in 1969; the ITP/OTP divide hardened in the '90s–2000s as Atlanta sprawled.
Variants
i.t.p.
People Also Ask
What does ITP mean in Atlanta?
It stands for "Inside the Perimeter" — living within the I-285 loop, i.e. actual Atlanta rather than the suburbs.
How do you use ITP in a sentence?
"He'll only date people who live ITP."
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