Signals / Object
Spanish Villa
in Santa Barbara, CA
A Spanish villa is a Mediterranean-style home featuring stucco walls, tiled roofs, arches, and courtyard elements.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01Los Angeles, CA2.7K
- 02Phoenix, AZ779
- 03Jacksonville, FL710
- 04Scottsdale, AZ568
- 05Bakersfield, CA422
- 06Sevilla, AN241
- 07New Orleans, LA213
- 08Honolulu, HI207
- 09Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA198
- 10San Diego, CA193
- 11Austin, TX190
- 12Thousand Oaks, CA186
- 13Anaheim, CA174
- 14Santa Barbara, CA151
- 15Mijas, AN144
fewestSanta Barbara, CA · 97th percentilemost
- COUNTED
- 151
- all time in Santa Barbara
- RANK
- #7
- of 177 cities in CA
- SHARE
- 2.5%
- of the peer group's total
- DENSITY
- 163
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Santa Barbara
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Evergreen Leaf Cycle3.8K
- 02Barrier Kerb1.5K
- 03Avenue Tree1.3K
- 04No Crossing Markings1K
- 05Tactile Paving1K
- 06Uncontrolled Crosswalk1K
- 07Man Made Utility Pole671
- 08Crossing Markings Ladder618
- 09School Zone Congestion601
- 10Lowered Kerb564
- 11Urban Mobility562
- 12Crosswalk Button526
- 13Zebra Crossing468
- 14Crosswalk459
- 15Crossing Markings Surface454
- 16Raised Crosswalk429
- 17Cars Parked on Sidewalk423
- 18Walkable Neighborhood421
- 19Street Tree378
- 20Curb378
- 21Wood Material360
- 22Crosswalk Signal339
- 23Wheelchair Accessible337
- 24Pedestrian Crossing331