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As I was browsing Tumblr this morning, I came across this image (linked from Quora):
On the left is portion of Florence. And on the right is a single highway interchange in Atlanta. Both maps are at exactly the same scale.
It’s a stark reminder of how varying land use patterns can be. On the left you have a dense and walkable city, and on the right you have an area that would be entirely inhospitable to pedestrians.
As I was browsing Tumblr this morning, I came across this image (linked from Quora):
On the left is portion of Florence. And on the right is a single highway interchange in Atlanta. Both maps are at exactly the same scale.
It’s a stark reminder of how varying land use patterns can be. On the left you have a dense and walkable city, and on the right you have an area that would be entirely inhospitable to pedestrians.
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