Streetlights in Waxhaw

Street lighting, dark streets and public safety lighting Local context for Waxhaw, North Carolina.

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~ 5Street light points - model
~ 1Crossing lights - model

Streetlights summary

Waxhaw, North Carolina. Population: 23,178. Land area: 12.1 sq mi. Street lighting, dark streets and public safety lighting.

Recorded local data

Population23,178Source: census_popest_place. Population year: 2024.
Land area12.1 sq miSource: census_gazetteer. Geography year: 2023. Water area is excluded.

Derived from recorded data

Residents per square mile1,908.5Population / land area. Population and geography may refer to different years.

Model scenario

Street light points~ 5Scenario: (population / 10,000) x 2.3. Coefficients are assumptions, not locally measured rates. Not a verified object count.
Crossing lights~ 1Scenario: (population / 10,000) x 0.5. Coefficients are assumptions, not locally measured rates. Not a verified object count.
Public-space lights~ 2Scenario: (population / 10,000) x 0.8. Coefficients are assumptions, not locally measured rates. Not a verified object count.

Model values are scenarios, not an inventory or evidence that a service exists. Queues, applications, incidents, service users and unsafe homes are not inferred from population. Missing data does not mean zero.

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Nearby places in North Carolina

Streetlights in nearby city and local pages in this county.

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Major cities in North Carolina

Streetlights in major city pages in this state.

CharlotteCommunity - population 943,476RaleighCommunity - population 499,825GreensboroCommunity - population 307,381DurhamCommunity - population 301,870Winston-SalemCommunity - population 255,769
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FayettevilleCommunity - population 209,496CaryCommunity - population 182,659WilmingtonCommunity - population 125,284High PointCommunity - population 118,601ConcordCommunity - population 112,395GreenvilleCommunity - population 95,138AshevilleCommunity - population 94,992GastoniaCommunity - population 85,535ApexCommunity - population 75,977JacksonvilleCommunity - population 70,840HuntersvilleCommunity - population 67,087Chapel HillCommunity - population 64,028BurlingtonCommunity - population 61,365KannapolisCommunity - population 60,521Wake ForestCommunity - population 56,764Rocky MountCommunity - population 54,541MooresvilleCommunity - population 52,884Holly SpringsCommunity - population 48,674WilsonCommunity - population 48,579Fuquay-VarinaCommunity - population 46,317HickoryCommunity - population 45,081Indian TrailCommunity - population 43,867MonroeCommunity - population 40,054GarnerCommunity - population 39,345SalisburyCommunity - population 36,579GoldsboroCommunity - population 34,629LelandCommunity - population 34,451CorneliusCommunity - population 34,366New BernCommunity - population 34,218SanfordCommunity - population 32,971MorrisvilleCommunity - population 32,628MatthewsCommunity - population 32,048ClaytonCommunity - population 31,732StatesvilleCommunity - population 31,693Mint HillCommunity - population 28,825KernersvilleCommunity - population 28,760AsheboroCommunity - population 27,928ThomasvilleCommunity - population 27,605WaxhawCommunity - population 23,178ShelbyCommunity - population 22,778ClemmonsCommunity - population 22,471KnightdaleCommunity - population 21,829CarrboroCommunity - population 21,079MebaneCommunity - population 20,654HarrisburgCommunity - population 20,335BooneCommunity - population 20,080LexingtonCommunity - population 19,904KinstonCommunity - population 19,519GrahamCommunity - population 19,311Elizabeth Citypopulation 19,028LumbertonCommunity - population 18,882Mount HollyCommunity - population 18,723PinehurstCommunity - population 18,502LenoirCommunity - population 18,280Hope MillsCommunity - population 18,102

Frequently Asked Questions

What is recorded for population?

Population: 23,178. Source: census_popest_place. Population year: 2024.

What is recorded for land area?

Land area: 12.1 sq mi. Source: census_gazetteer. Geography year: 2023. Water area is excluded.

What is recorded for residents per square mile?

Residents per square mile: 1,908.5. Population / land area. Population and geography may refer to different years.

What does the model mean by street light points?

Street light points: ~ 5. Scenario: (population / 10,000) x 2.3. Coefficients are assumptions, not locally measured rates. Not a verified object count.

What does the model mean by crossing lights?

Crossing lights: ~ 1. Scenario: (population / 10,000) x 0.5. Coefficients are assumptions, not locally measured rates. Not a verified object count.

Why are some figures not shown?

Model values are scenarios, not an inventory or evidence that a service exists. Queues, applications, incidents, service users and unsafe homes are not inferred from population. Missing data does not mean zero.

What can I write in this section?

Topics: service issue, maintenance, accessibility, schedule or timing, clarification, other. Messages are moderated before publication.

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