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Pedestrian Crossing

in Melbourne, VIC

Marked roadway area where pedestrians cross, commonly shown with white stripes, signals, signs, or curb ramps.

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Where it is

All-time count by city.

  1. 01Melbourne, VIC10K
  2. 02São Paulo, SP8.1K
  3. 03Moscow, MOW7.3K
  4. 04Toronto, ON5.3K
  5. 05Reno, NV3.8K
  6. 06Seattle, WA3.4K
  7. 07Sydney, NSW3.2K
  8. 08Montréal, QC3K
  9. 09London, ENG2.5K
  10. 10Mexico City, CMX2.3K
  11. 11Honolulu, HI2.2K
  12. 12Raleigh, NC2.1K
  13. 13Sparks, NV1.9K
  14. 14Portland, OR1.9K
  15. 15Ottawa, ON1.8K
fewestMelbourne, VIC · 100th percentilemost
COUNTED
10K
all time in Melbourne
RANK
#1
of 1 cities in VIC
SHARE
100%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
203
per 100k residents

Other objects in Melbourne

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

  1. 01No Crossing Markings65K
  2. 02Long Driveway Home24K
  3. 03Forest Singletrack20K
  4. 04School District Appeal19K
  5. 05Trail Explorer19K
  6. 06Walkable Neighborhood17K
  7. 07Road Maintenance17K
  8. 08Neighborhood Character17K
  9. 09Scenic Pullout17K
  10. 10Vegetation Overgrowth17K
  11. 11Tactile Paving16K
  12. 12Forest Ravine16K
  13. 13Meadow Trail16K
  14. 14Transit Access15K
  15. 15Underpass Path15K
  16. 16School Zone Congestion14K
  17. 17Public Transport Platform14K
  18. 18Side Entry Garage14K
  19. 19Street View14K
  20. 20Gravel Path14K
  21. 21Street Light13K
  22. 22Front Patio Home13K
  23. 23Forest Creek13K
  24. 24Roadside View13K