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Langur

in Brisbane, QLD

A langur is a long-tailed Asian monkey, commonly pictured perched in trees or moving through forests.

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Where it is

All-time count by city.

  1. 01Honolulu, HI41
  2. 02Brisbane, QLD22
  3. 03Rio de Janeiro, RJ19
  4. 04São Paulo, SP14
  5. 05Saint-Paul, RE8
  6. 06Régina, GF7
  7. 07Melbourne, VIC6
  8. 08Ilhabela, SP4
  9. 09Sooretama, ES4
  10. 10Guyancourt, IDF3
  11. 11Saül, GF3
  12. 12São Gonçalo do Rio Preto, MG3
  13. 13Senador Guiomard, AC3
  14. 14Saint-Denis, RE3
  15. 15Sydney, NSW3
fewestBrisbane, QLD · 100th percentilemost
COUNTED
22
all time in Brisbane
RANK
#1
of 1 cities in QLD
SHARE
100%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
0.85
per 100k residents

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

  1. 01Barrier Kerb31K
  2. 02No Crossing Markings25K
  3. 03Lowered Kerb22K
  4. 04Public Transport Platform11K
  5. 05Tactile Paving7.9K
  6. 06Flush Kerb6.5K
  7. 07Barrier Gate5.2K
  8. 08Wheelchair Accessible5.1K
  9. 09Evergreen Leaf Cycle3.8K
  10. 10Lyrebird3.6K
  11. 11Traffic Island3.6K
  12. 12Street Tree3.5K
  13. 13Wetland Scene3.4K
  14. 14Emergency Fire Hydrant3.2K
  15. 15Seabird Colony3.1K
  16. 16Botanical Garden Scene3K
  17. 17Wood Material3K
  18. 18Underground Fire Hydrant2.8K
  19. 19Power Tower2.8K
  20. 20Uncontrolled Crosswalk2.7K
  21. 21Coot2.7K
  22. 22Lark2.5K
  23. 23Shorebird Flock2.4K
  24. 24Nature Trail2.4K