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Originally Posted by yuriandrade
I got curious: I used 6 census tracts for Los Angeles Historic Core and it's a just a bit larger than the boundaries Google Maps came with:
-- 2020 --- 2010 --- Growth --- Area ----- Density
10,410 --- 8,312 --- 25.2% --- 0.686 km² --- 15,175 inh./km²
Coincidentally, exactly the same size of Tenderloin. Population and density three times lower.
Growth rate lower than Downtown LA as a whole (41% vs 25%), but it's quite a nice pace for an already dense area.
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Interesting results. I would've expected the density of the Historic Core to be a little bit closer if not on par with the Tenderloin. The scale of the buildings are quite massive as edale pointed out. The TL is generally comprised of smaller footprinted buildings in the 3-7 story range, with a few taller 10+ story buildings sprinkled in between.
https://goo.gl/maps/4kmeJ5p47stKFGzo8
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