One Tenth Of A Mile
One tenth of a mile: What Philly looks similar from above
Fairmount Park = broccoli.
Eastern State Penitentiary from above
Google EarthOriginally published October 2018; updated October 2019
Philadelphia covers a lot of basis.
In total, the metropolis encompasses about 150 foursquare miles. That'southward more than four billion square feet. If Philly wanted to turn all its land into football fields, at to the lowest degree 7,000 of them would fit within the borders.
Nosotros've got a lot of space to go around, but it's not all treated the same. From the rowhomes of Strawberry Mansion to the skyscrapers of Center City to the woods of Pennypack Park, the landscape of Philadelphia looks very unlike depending on where y'all're standing.
Using Google Earth (and with a lid-tip to The Atlantic) we nerveless nineteen overhead views — each almost a tenth of a square mile in area* — that evidence off Philly's diverse terrain. Check them out below.
Train tracks and more than train tracks near 30th Street Station
30th Street train tracks
Google GlobeWilliam Penn's chapeau, plus the residual of City Hall
Metropolis Hall
Google WorldThe orderly, backyard-fronted homes of Mayfair
Mayfair
Google WorldFairmount Park is basically broccoli
Fairmount Park
Google WorldBuncha highways converging in Northeast Philly
Highways
Google GlobeE Passyunk, in all its diagonal glory
E Passyunk
Google EarthHouses surrounding the spokes of Eastern State Penitentiary
Eastern State
Google EarthPlanes stopping at the spokes of PHL Aerodrome
Philadelphia International Aerodrome
Google EarthGirard Estates, aka a mini swath of suburbs in deep South Philly
Girard Estates
Google GlobePennypack Park = trees galore
Pennypack Park
Google EarthSkilful to know: Boathouse Row also looks attractive from above
Boathouse Row
Google EarthKensington, featuring the El and McPherson Square library
Kensington
Google EarthYou tin't really tell how tall the Comcast towers are
Comcast
Google EarthEven from above, UPenn'due south campus has an Ivy League vibe
UPenn
Google EarthPoplar looks almost suburban from this angle
Poplar
Google EarthThis refinery takes upward a lot of infinite in Southwest Philly
S Philly manufacture
Google EarthHome of the globe champions…and another teams too
Stadiums
Google GlobeStrawberry Mansion rowhomes lookin' like ants
Strawberry Mansion
Google WorldWinchester Park residents basically live in the woods
Winchester Park
Google EarthOne Tenth Of A Mile,
Source: https://billypenn.com/2019/10/16/one-tenth-of-a-mile-what-philly-looks-like-from-above/
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