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Coastal Dunes

in San Francisco, CA

Coastal dunes are windswept sand hills near shorelines, often covered with grasses and other stabilizing vegetation.

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Where it is

All-time count by city.

  1. 01Jacksonville, FL7.7K
  2. 02Los Angeles, CA2.6K
  3. 03Flagler Beach, FL1K
  4. 04San Diego, CA490
  5. 05Melbourne, VIC339
  6. 06Galveston, TX308
  7. 07Isle of Palms, SC284
  8. 08Henderson, NV262
  9. 09Atlantic Beach, FL225
  10. 10Honolulu, HI204
  11. 11San Francisco, CA200
  12. 12Sefton, ENG188
  13. 13Sunnyvale, CA178
  14. 14Fort Worth, TX174
  15. 15Dallas, TX143
fewestSan Francisco, CA · 99th percentilemost
COUNTED
200
all time in San Francisco
RANK
#3
of 177 cities in CA
SHARE
4.2%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
20.1
per 100k residents

Other objects in San Francisco

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

  1. 01Graffiti891K
  2. 02Street Sign22K
  3. 03Tactile Paving11K
  4. 04Lowered Kerb8.8K
  5. 05Barrier Kerb8.4K
  6. 06Wheelchair Accessible6.3K
  7. 07Crossing Markings Zebra5.8K
  8. 08Uncontrolled Crosswalk5.1K
  9. 09Stop Position3.9K
  10. 10Public Transport Platform3.4K
  11. 11No Crossing Markings3K
  12. 12Restaurant1.8K
  13. 13Barrier Gate1.6K
  14. 14Bicycle Parking1.6K
  15. 15Wood Material1.6K
  16. 16Railway Crossing1.6K
  17. 17Flush Kerb1.6K
  18. 18Evergreen Leaf Cycle1.4K
  19. 19Crossing Markings Ladder1.4K
  20. 20Surveillance1.3K
  21. 21Building Entrance1.3K
  22. 22Emergency Fire Hydrant1.2K
  23. 23Seabird Colony1.1K
  24. 24Pillar Fire Hydrant1.1K