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Stop & Shop

in Baltimore, MD

A grocery store chain, typically shown through its storefront signage, logo, or shopping aisles.

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Where it is

All-time count by city.

  1. 01Jacksonville, FL432
  2. 02Raleigh, NC149
  3. 03Hopewell, VA113
  4. 04New Orleans, LA85
  5. 05Los Angeles, CA79
  6. 06Rocky Mount, NC78
  7. 07Petersburg, VA77
  8. 08Baton Rouge, LA75
  9. 09Hempstead, NY72
  10. 10Richmond, KY68
  11. 11New York City, NY67
  12. 12São Paulo, SP64
  13. 13Framingham, MA61
  14. 14New Albany, IN61
  15. 15Baltimore, MD60
fewestBaltimore, MD · 100th percentilemost
COUNTED
60
all time in Baltimore
RANK
#1
of 34 cities in MD
SHARE
22%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
10.5
per 100k residents

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

  1. 01Lowered Kerb12K
  2. 02Barrier Kerb11K
  3. 03Graffiti8.6K
  4. 04Urban Tree4.8K
  5. 05Wheelchair Accessible4.8K
  6. 06Tactile Paving4.7K
  7. 07Concrete Material4.5K
  8. 08Boulevard4.2K
  9. 09Cars Parked on Sidewalk4K
  10. 10Deciduous Leaf Cycle3.9K
  11. 11No Crossing Markings3.8K
  12. 12Street Sign3.7K
  13. 13Terraced Homes3.4K
  14. 14Public Transport Platform2.9K
  15. 15Street Light2.9K
  16. 16Underpass Path2.8K
  17. 17Traffic Signal Scene2.8K
  18. 18Neighborhood Character2.7K
  19. 19Cycleway Underpass2.6K
  20. 20Climate Resilience2.5K
  21. 21Bridge Underpass2.5K
  22. 22School Zone Congestion2.5K
  23. 23City View2.4K
  24. 24Walkable Neighborhood2.2K