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Fallen Log Forest

in Sydney, NSW

A fallen-log forest scene shows downed trees and deadwood, typically scattered across wooded ground with moss, leaves, or undergrowth.

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Where it is

All-time count by city.

  1. 01Melbourne, VIC6.4K
  2. 02Jacksonville, FL3.9K
  3. 03Ottawa, ON1.7K
  4. 04Panama City, FL1.3K
  5. 05Sydney, NSW1.1K
  6. 06New Orleans, LA1.1K
  7. 07Dallas, TX1.1K
  8. 08Austin, TX967
  9. 09Baton Rouge, LA837
  10. 10Seattle, WA831
  11. 11Lynn Haven, FL816
  12. 12Stuttgart, BW634
  13. 13Raleigh, NC603
  14. 14Portland, OR533
  15. 15Nashville, TN514
fewestSydney, NSW · 100th percentilemost
COUNTED
1.1K
all time in Sydney
RANK
#1
of 1 cities in NSW
SHARE
100%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
22.2
per 100k residents

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

  1. 01No Crossing Markings44K
  2. 02Public Transport Platform22K
  3. 03Long Driveway Home15K
  4. 04Forest Singletrack13K
  5. 05Walkable Neighborhood12K
  6. 06Scenic Pullout11K
  7. 07Autumn Woodland11K
  8. 08Neighborhood Character11K
  9. 09Smart City Systems11K
  10. 10Street Light11K
  11. 11City View11K
  12. 12Barrier Kerb11K
  13. 13Road11K
  14. 14Road Median11K
  15. 15Speed Camera10K
  16. 16Traffic Camera10K
  17. 17Highway10K
  18. 18Traffic Light10K
  19. 19Roadside View10K
  20. 20Crosswalk10K
  21. 21Traffic Jam9.9K
  22. 22Crosswalk Signal9.8K
  23. 23Traffic Signal Scene9.8K
  24. 24Roadway9.7K