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@typewriteralley

If the street right-of-way in Seattle's urban centers (15 densest neighborhoods) was a neighborhood itself it would be this size.

9:14 PM · May 3, 2020

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I had to check this four times because I was sure it was wrong.

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Ooh, ooh! Have you done one to represent the 1.6M parking spaces in the city?

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@typewriteralley

No, but this does represent the on-street parking!

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@typewriteralley

If Seattle was just its urban centers... Overall area shown here: 7% of Seattle's land area 26.5% of the housing units as of 2019 Blue inset square: street right of way Dark green square: parks and open space

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Ok I'm done I promise.

cancel car culture

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