Signals / Object
Lakeshore Trail
in Palo Alto, CA
A lakeshore trail is a walking path following the edge of a lake through natural or developed surroundings.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01Melbourne, VIC9.3K
- 02Ottawa, ON5.5K
- 03London, ENG4.1K
- 04Los Angeles, CA3.1K
- 05Jacksonville, FL2.9K
- 06Calgary, AB2.4K
- 07Sydney, NSW2K
- 08Tulsa, OK1.4K
- 09Phoenix, AZ1.3K
- 10Minneapolis, MN1.3K
- 11Sunnyvale, CA1.3K
- 12New Orleans, LA1.2K
- 13Moscow, MOW1.1K
- 14Toronto, ON1.1K
- 15Seattle, WA1.1K
fewestPalo Alto, CA · 95th percentilemost
- COUNTED
- 283
- all time in Palo Alto
- RANK
- #8
- of 130 cities in CA
- SHARE
- 3.1%
- of the peer group's total
- DENSITY
- 362
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Palo Alto
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Lowered Kerb2.9K
- 02Uncontrolled Crosswalk1.1K
- 03No Crossing Markings907
- 04Emergency Fire Hydrant753
- 05Tactile Paving477
- 06Traffic Calming Bump441
- 07Transit Access395
- 08Bike Lane Separation385
- 09Bicycle Parking364
- 10Urban Mobility363
- 11Riverside Trail311
- 12Wetland Trail297
- 13Stop Position284
- 14Lakeshore Trail283
- 15Meadow Trail282
- 16Scenic Pullout280
- 17Public Transport Platform277
- 18Protected Bike Lane274
- 19Mountain Property270
- 20Waterfront Property268
- 21Cycle Track263
- 22Crossing Markings Lines262
- 23Barrier Gate255
- 24Bike Lane239