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Langur

in Ilhabela, SP

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
fewestIlhabela, SP · 50th percentilemost
COUNTED
4
all time in Ilhabela
RANK
#2
of 3 cities in SP
SHARE
21%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
10.6
per 100k residents

Other objects in Ilhabela

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

  1. 01Public Transport Platform83
  2. 02Peak47
  3. 03Building Entrance46
  4. 04Crossing Markings37
  5. 05Restaurant33
  6. 06Waste Bin Available23
  7. 07Attraction23
  8. 08Neighbourhood Place23
  9. 09Natural Rock22
  10. 10Viewpoint21
  11. 11Waterway Waterfall20
  12. 12Hotel19
  13. 13No Bin17
  14. 14No Crossing Markings15
  15. 15Man Made Tower15
  16. 16Fast Food11
  17. 17Communication Tower11
  18. 18Camp Site10
  19. 19Historic Monument8
  20. 20Barrier Gate8
  21. 21Places Of Worship7
  22. 22Playground7
  23. 2324/7 Opening Hours7
  24. 24WLAN Internet Access7