Show your city's density

[resourcefulidiot]

Detroit

I dont take credit for any of these pictures

[Mith242]

Nice pics, I know I've seen one of those on flickr. It's a HDR shot.

[dimebag1980]

Haha Rod, I've seen that one on Flickr as well. We must have linked to it from the same thread. It's awesome, though.

I'm not familiar with Detroit at all, so I had no idea their downtown street grid was so... un-grid-ly. Wow, it's like a "fan" pattern or something. VERY unique and very cool.

Thanks for sharing these!

[ShowMeKC]

not my pictures, but great ones anyway:

Kansas City-

[bluff2085]

Memphis, TN --Skyline lacks the height of similarly-sized cities, but it's still pretty dense.

[woob]

webshots

Another Shreveport Louisiana guy here!

[Randy@Tacoma]

Seattle

GO SEATTLE!!!! HOLD DOWN THAT SHOW!!!! Im gonna post some photos of tacoma here soon! Youll see....

[Randy@Tacoma]

Rotterdam, the Netherlands:

I LOVE THE NETHERLANDS!!!

[BHCav]

I like the variety of Minneapolis' DT.

[1ajs]

winnipeg

[InitialD]

Here are a few photos I took of Charlotte that show density:

[InitialD]

Birmingham, Alabama density:

Baltimore density:

Tokyo density:

[InitialD]

Some new shots of Charlotte density:

[Nashvillain]

Tokyo density:

[jokerwild]

BUFFALO, NY

http://www.flickr.com/photos/22976506@N05/...827405/sizes/l/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gapfel/2359303265/sizes/l/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/45504212@N00/...998825/sizes/l/

[PrimaVera]

Tel Aviv - Israel

[Twoaday]

Milwaukee,WI

[RON-E]

like my other pics i have posted, this one is a tad bit out of date... enjoy anyways though...

nashville

[Greens!]

Downtown Houston:

Texas Medical Center:

[The Voice of Reason]

Hartford CT

I took this shot 2 years ago.

Nothing has changed since then in this view except immediately to my left there is a massive $160 million science center set to open in 2 weeks.

Also the short building with scalloped roof on the right hand side is about to be knocked down for a new 12 story office building.

This is from a residential area next to downtown. it shows I think a typical urban Hartford residential area, but it is meshed closely with the tall office buildings.

first looking towards the CBD

And now looking North towards the HQ of Hartford insurance and Aetna Insurance. Generally, there is nothing shorter than 3 stories