Signals / Object
District
in Baltimore, MD
District: a defined local area, typically represented by neighborhood streets, buildings, boundaries, or a recognizable community center.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01New York City, NY36
- 02Hartford, CT36
- 03Newton, MA21
- 04Worcester, MA20
- 05Providence, RI17
- 06Bridgeport, CT15
- 07Birmingham, AL15
- 08Wheeling, WV15
- 09Cincinnati, OH14
- 10Dayton, OH13
- 11Atlanta, GA12
- 12Baltimore, MD12
- 13Gary, IN12
- 14Norwich, CT11
- 15Los Angeles, CA10
- COUNTED
- 12
- all time in Baltimore
- RANK
- #12
- among cities worldwide
- SHARE
- 4.6%
- of the top 15 cities
- DENSITY
- 2.11
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Baltimore
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Lowered Kerb12K
- 02Barrier Kerb11K
- 03Graffiti8.6K
- 04Urban Tree4.8K
- 05Wheelchair Accessible4.8K
- 06Tactile Paving4.7K
- 07Concrete Material4.5K
- 08Boulevard4.2K
- 09Cars Parked on Sidewalk4K
- 10Deciduous Leaf Cycle3.9K
- 11No Crossing Markings3.8K
- 12Street Sign3.7K
- 13Terraced Homes3.4K
- 14Public Transport Platform2.9K
- 15Street Light2.9K
- 16Underpass Path2.8K
- 17Traffic Signal Scene2.8K
- 18Neighborhood Character2.7K
- 19Cycleway Underpass2.6K
- 20Climate Resilience2.5K
- 21Bridge Underpass2.5K
- 22School Zone Congestion2.5K
- 23City View2.4K
- 24Walkable Neighborhood2.2K