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Aspens

in El Paso, TX

Aspens are slender deciduous trees with pale bark and fluttering green leaves, often growing in groves.

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Where it is

All-time count by city.

  1. 01Colorado Springs, CO515
  2. 02El Paso, TX429
  3. 03Sierra Vista, AZ381
  4. 04Mountain Village, CO323
  5. 05Benson, AZ232
  6. 06Henderson, NV231
  7. 07Jacksonville, FL215
  8. 08Austin, TX213
  9. 09Tucson, AZ212
  10. 10Phoenix, AZ198
  11. 11New York City, NY146
  12. 12San Antonio, TX134
  13. 13Jasper, AB120
  14. 14San Diego, CA117
  15. 15Nipissing, Unorganized, South Part, ON105
fewestEl Paso, TX · 100th percentilemost
COUNTED
429
all time in El Paso
RANK
#1
of 138 cities in TX
SHARE
26%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
66.7
per 100k residents

Other objects in El Paso

Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.

  1. 01Barrier Gate2.5K
  2. 02Saguaro Groves1.5K
  3. 03No Crossing Markings1.4K
  4. 04Desert Wildflower Bloom1.4K
  5. 05Desert Scrub1.3K
  6. 06Crossing Markings Zebra1.1K
  7. 07Power Tower952
  8. 08Uncontrolled Crosswalk712
  9. 09Woodland Rock Outcrops695
  10. 10Deciduous Leaf Cycle669
  11. 11Desert Oasis618
  12. 12Crossing Markings Lines568
  13. 13Native Plants531
  14. 14Drought-Stressed Landscape470
  15. 15Elk Herd454
  16. 16Bushes449
  17. 17Desert Landscapes438
  18. 18Desert431
  19. 19Aspens429
  20. 20Sage Plants426
  21. 21Desert Expedition406
  22. 22Shrubland378
  23. 23Scrubland305
  24. 24Street Tree305