Signals / Condition
Dead Coral
in Monterey, CA
Dead coral is bleached or lifeless reef structure, typically appearing pale, brittle, and underwater or exposed on shore.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01San Diego, CA194
- 02Sydney, NSW123
- 03Santa Cruz, CA91
- 04Brisbane, QLD67
- 05Riviera Beach, FL56
- 06Newport Beach, CA49
- 07Pacific Grove, CA46
- 08Corpus Christi, TX31
- 09Juan de Fuca (Part 1), BC30
- 10Monterey, CA29
- 11Honolulu, HI25
- 12Melbourne, VIC21
- 13Coronado, CA20
- 14Coconut Creek, FL18
- 15Sanibel, FL16
fewestMonterey, CA · 87th percentilemost
- COUNTED
- 29
- all time in Monterey
- RANK
- #5
- of 32 cities in CA
- SHARE
- 5.5%
- of the peer group's total
- DENSITY
- 88.1
- per 100k residents
Other conditions in Monterey
The state of a place: complaints, wear, noise and upkeep. All-time counts.
- 01Dead Coral29
- 02Landslide Risk Cues23
- 03Tree Hazard20
- 04Snow-Covered Forest14
- 05Overgrown Trail14
- 06Overgrown Ruins13
- 07Damaged Light Pole13
- 08Road Safety Risks12
- 09Dead Street Tree11
- 10Bent Signpost10
- 11Loose Scree10
- 12Infrastructure Issues10
- 13Damaged Utility Pole9
- 14Dying Street Tree9
- 15Power Line Hazard9
- 16Eroded Trail9
- 17Damaged Traffic Sign7
- 18Missing Traffic Sign7
- 19Burned Woodland7
- 20Dead Tree6
- 21Distressed Property6
- 22Leaning Utility Pole6
- 23Cycling Safety Hazard5
- 24Transport Bottlenecks5