Signals / Condition
Dead Animal
in Vancouver, BC
Dead Animal is an animal that has died, typically appearing motionless on the ground or beside a roadway.
- LATEST YEAR
- 1K
- 2026
- CHANGE
- -62%
- vs previous period
- PEAK
- 2.7K
- 2025
- ALL TIME
- 11K
- 1570 per 100k residents
Where else it is
All-time count by city.
- 01New York City, NY150K
- 02Chicago, IL103K
- 03Dallas, TX78K
- 04Austin, TX73K
- 05Calgary, AB70K
- 06Cincinnati, OH42K
- 07Charlotte, NC24K
- 08Kansas City, MO18K
- 09Vancouver, BC11K
- 10Seattle, WA10K
- 11Pittsburgh, PA10K
- 12Los Angeles, CA6.5K
- 13New Orleans, LA4.9K
- 14Cambridge, MA4.7K
- 15Baltimore, MD2K
Other conditions in Vancouver
The state of a place: complaints, wear, noise and upkeep. All-time counts.
- 01Rodent Issues159K
- 02Streetlight Issues19K
- 03Dead Animal11K
- 04Street Cleaning9.1K
- 05Flooding Issues9K
- 06Street Repair8.7K
- 07Overgrown Vegetation8.1K
- 08Sewer Issues4.3K
- 09Snow Removal Issues2.3K
- 10Utility Issue2.1K
- 11Transport Bottlenecks896
- 12Road Safety Risks836
- 13Parking Pressure344
- 14Cycling Safety Hazard313
- 15Broken Traffic Signal299
- 16Pedestrian Safety Hazard271
- 17Broken Meter235
- 18Overgrown Sidewalk178
- 19Overgrown Trail172
- 20Crosswalk Blocked140
- 21Tree Hazard130
- 22Snow-Covered Forest130
- 23Dead Tree122
- 24Missing Traffic Sign110