"ranks right up there with..."

Posted by Bert on August 01, 2006

"ranks right up there with..."

Dear The Phrase Finder's kind members,

I have a query about the idiom "ranks right up there with..."
What does it mean? In my opinion, I guess it mean on the highest rank or on the top. But I'm really not sure. So anyone know please help me. ^_^

(The Full Sentence is "Good to know New York ranks right up there with the old country.)

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