What is the least urban view you can find of your city? (Baltimore, downtown)

[Amercity]

Whats the least urban view you can find of your city using google maps?

[nybbler]

Too easy:

The city I work in: Google Maps

The town I live in: west orange, nj - Google Maps

[memph]

My college town
Waterloo: Waterloo, ON, Canada - Google Maps

Hometown
Oakville: Oakville, ON, Canada - Google Maps

Nearest big city
Toronto: Toronto, ON, Canada - Google Maps

[animatedmartian]

Detroit, MI - Google Maps

Less urban decay-ey: Detroit, MI - Google Maps

[nei]

There's a very similar thread on another forum, perhaps they should be merged:

Post the least urban streetview you can find of an otherwise urban city

[HandsUpThumbsDown]

Great thread!

In the Gwynns Falls valley: baltimore md - Google Maps

Dickeyville: dickeyville - Google Maps

Falls Rd: baltimore - Google Maps

[JR_C]

Mill Creek Park, Youngstown, Ohio:
Google Maps

[progmac]

3 miles from downtown Cincinnati.

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=1641+...V2Gi8WwNN9AmXw

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=1621+...anTK2IHel7Gp5w

[Malloric]

Sacramento:
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Sacra...159.78,,0,4.85

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Sacra...260.65,,0,2.77

There's also the railyards which is a big unused hole in the ground less than a mile from downtown:
https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&l...gl=us&t=h&z=16

Of course, one could say that having holes in the ground is just part of Sacramento's urban form.

[nybbler]

Originally Posted by Malloric

Of course, one could say that having holes in the ground is just part of Sacramento's urban form.

Is that where they throw the state tax dollars?