Signals / Object
Tennis Court
in Melbourne, FL
A tennis court is a marked playing surface, typically enclosed by fencing and equipped with a central net.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01Southampton, NY82
- 02East Hampton, NY42
- 03Plano, TX30
- 04Bowie, MD18
- 05Dallas, TX15
- 06Teulada, VC15
- 07Hamilton, ON13
- 08Châteauroux, CVL13
- 09Paris, IDF12
- 10Melbourne, VIC11
- 11Greater London, ENG10
- 12Melbourne, FL10
- 13New York City, NY9
- 14Munich, BY9
- 15Sydney, NSW9
fewestMelbourne, FL · 100th percentilemost
- COUNTED
- 10
- all time in Melbourne
- RANK
- #1
- of 10 cities in FL
- SHARE
- 38%
- of the peer group's total
- DENSITY
- 10.5
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Melbourne
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Uncontrolled Crosswalk398
- 02Barrier Gate384
- 03Public Transport Platform206
- 04Gas Station Canopy142
- 05Urban Mobility140
- 06Crossing Markings Lines137
- 07Tactile Paving130
- 08Building Entrance121
- 09Vegetation Overgrowth116
- 10School Zone Congestion116
- 11Gas Pump112
- 12Crossing Markings Ladder111
- 13Front Patio Home109
- 14Walkable Neighborhood109
- 15Rental Property100
- 16Chain-Link Fence94
- 17Wheelchair Accessible94
- 18Sunoco93
- 19Traffic Light92
- 20Parking Lot Surface92
- 21Cars Parked on Lawn91
- 22Storefront91
- 23Metal Fence91
- 24Swimming Pool91