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Thought this could be a cool way for others to learn about the look and feel of different cities across the country in a fairly quick manner.
In this thread, post 3 different street views from Google Maps of a city that you either currently live in, have lived in previously, or are VERY familiar with. The 3 different street views should include:
A "nice" neighborhood in your city (doesn't have to be the wealthiest)
A "run-of-the-mill/average" neighborhood in your city (home values, family income, crime, etc)
A "rough" neighborhood in your city (one that nearly all residents would agree is less than desirable)
Street views should ideally depict residential neighborhoods.
Here's an example from my hometown: Cincinnati, OH.
Average: Bellaire-Puritas (this is my childhood street. Aesthetically, I wouldn't say looks like most of Cleveland but down to race/socioecomics/crime, it is what Cleveland would look like if you average it all out)
Rough: Actually, not sure if this is technically Union-Miles Park, Mount Pleasant or Corlett, but the highest crime parts of Cleveland are in the fourth district (SE side, even though, again speaking aesthetically, not the most run-down part of the city). This is between Lenacrave and Angelus, the epitcenter of a neighborhood that has been marred in gang warfare, and probably has the highest murder rate in the city.
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