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Is that true for PA? Seems like the whole town is nothing but neighborhoods. I suppose if you include Stanford in that calculation you could be right.
by briandear 8y ago
Is that true for PA? Seems like the whole town is nothing but neighborhoods. I suppose if you include Stanford in that calculation you could be right.
- Karrot_Kream 8y agoProblem is, most of PA is single-family homes, with strict height limits. This makes density artificially low (i.e. the infamous American "sprawl")
- samcheng 8y agoAccording to this 2013 study, the daytime population in Palo Alto is twice the residential population. http://www.paloaltoparksplan.org/pdf/PTOSR-Demographic-Analysis-September2014.pdf http://www.paloaltoparksplan.org/pdf/PTOSR-Demographic-Analy... It's pretty clear if you look at 'typical traffic' in Google Maps, particularly on Page Mill or Sand Hill Roads at 280.