Signals / Object
Queen Anne Home
in New Orleans, LA
A Queen Anne home is an ornate historic residence, typically featuring turrets, decorative trim, and varied rooflines.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01Seattle, WA3.1K
- 02Portland, OR1.3K
- 03Oakland, CA612
- 04Los Angeles, CA551
- 05Keene, NH412
- 06Newton, MA359
- 07North Bend, WA328
- 08New Orleans, LA316
- 09Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA305
- 10Piedmont, CA280
- 11Minneapolis, MN265
- 12Petersburg, VA212
- 13Lexington, VA205
- 14Hopewell, VA198
- 15Arcata, CA179
fewestNew Orleans, LA · 100th percentilemost
- COUNTED
- 316
- all time in New Orleans
- RANK
- #1
- of 8 cities in LA
- SHARE
- 95%
- of the peer group's total
- DENSITY
- 77.2
- per 100k residents
Other objects in New Orleans
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Catch Basin17K
- 02Street Sign17K
- 03Terraced Homes8.3K
- 04Corner Townhouse8.2K
- 05Neighborhood Character7K
- 06Front Patio Home6.9K
- 07School District Appeal6.1K
- 08Picket Fence Home5.5K
- 09Climate Resilience5.5K
- 10Long Driveway Home5.2K
- 11Cars Parked on Sidewalk5.2K
- 12Side Entry Garage4.9K
- 13Underpass Path4.9K
- 14Curb Appeal4.6K
- 15Vegetation Overgrowth4.5K
- 16Bridge Underpass4.3K
- 17Garden View4.3K
- 18Gated Driveway4.3K
- 19Scenic Pullout4.2K
- 20Crosswalk4K
- 21House Number3.9K
- 22Highway3.8K
- 23Street View3.8K
- 24Boulevard3.8K