Did you mean "comparable", because "incomparable" makes the sentence essentially meaningless.

…book, in 1840, Mississippi accounted for nearly a quarter of all cotton grown in the United States. The amount of large slave holdings and millionaires in Natchez alone was incomparable to any other city in the U.S.
Sold Back Into Slavery, She Sued for Restitution — and Won
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Keith Collyer
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Sep 29, 2021
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Did you mean "comparable", because "incomparable" makes the sentence essentially meaningless.
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I’m a husband, father, grandfather, retired Systems Engineer, bassist, cyclist and will write on any and all of those things as the urge takes me.
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