Signals / Object
Seal Colony
in Santa Cruz, CA
A seal colony is a group of seals, typically resting closely together on beaches, rocks, or coastal ice.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01San Diego, CA813
- 02San Francisco, CA342
- 03Sydney, NSW266
- 04Jacksonville, FL252
- 05Santa Cruz, CA233
- 06Pacific Grove, CA207
- 07Juan de Fuca (Part 1), BC197
- 08Morro Bay, CA151
- 09Brisbane, QLD147
- 10Monterey, CA143
- 11Los Angeles, CA118
- 12Newport Beach, CA112
- 13Port Aransas, TX99
- 14New York City, NY97
- 15Hilton Head Island, SC90
fewestSanta Cruz, CA · 98th percentilemost
- COUNTED
- 233
- all time in Santa Cruz
- RANK
- #3
- of 101 cities in CA
- SHARE
- 7.5%
- of the peer group's total
- DENSITY
- 339
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Santa Cruz
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Emergency Fire Hydrant1.5K
- 02Scallop684
- 03Building Entrance573
- 04Sea Arch Coast516
- 05Tactile Paving475
- 06Waterfront Chill421
- 07Uncontrolled Crosswalk416
- 08Coastal Trail400
- 09Tidal Pool346
- 10Limited Wheelchair Access339
- 11Wheelchair Accessible321
- 12Pillar Fire Hydrant320
- 13Bicycle Parking301
- 14Barnacle289
- 15Barrier Gate285
- 16Crossing Markings Zebra260
- 17Stop Position245
- 18Lowered Kerb243
- 19Public Transport Platform241
- 20Seabird Colony233
- 21Barrier Kerb233
- 22Seal Colony233
- 23Sea Cave Coast230
- 24Shorebird Flock210