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Stop Position

in Chicago, IL

A stop position is a marked place where vehicles or people must halt, often indicated by a line or sign.

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Where it is

All-time count by city.

  1. 01São Paulo, SP13K
  2. 02Moscow, MOW12K
  3. 03New York City, NY8.1K
  4. 04Berlin, BE8K
  5. 05Greater London, ENG6.9K
  6. 06Chicago, IL5.7K
  7. 07Madrid, MD5.5K
  8. 08Hamburg, HH4.7K
  9. 09Melbourne, VIC4.4K
  10. 10San Francisco, CA3.9K
  11. 11Milan, 253.7K
  12. 12Phoenix, AZ3.4K
  13. 13Munich, BY3.2K
  14. 14Detroit, MI3.2K
  15. 15Paris, IDF3.1K
COUNTED
5.7K
all time in Chicago
RANK
#6
among cities worldwide
SHARE
6.4%
of the top 15 cities
DENSITY
197
per 100k residents

Other objects in Chicago

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

  1. 01Graffiti686K
  2. 02Street Sign226K
  3. 03Uncontrolled Crosswalk55K
  4. 04Tactile Paving53K
  5. 05Barrier Kerb35K
  6. 06Lowered Kerb26K
  7. 07Crossing Markings Zebra15K
  8. 08Crossing Markings Lines13K
  9. 09No Crossing Markings13K
  10. 10Public Transport Platform10K
  11. 11City View8K
  12. 12Cars Parked on Sidewalk7.6K
  13. 13Stop Position5.7K
  14. 14Barrier Gate5.5K
  15. 15Street Light5.4K
  16. 16Traffic Jam5.2K
  17. 17Underpass Path4.8K
  18. 18Wheelchair Accessible4.8K
  19. 19Walkable Neighborhood4.7K
  20. 20Neighborhood Character4.7K
  21. 21Underpass4.6K
  22. 22Climate Resilience4.4K
  23. 23Railway Switch4.1K
  24. 24Crosswalk4K