Streetlights in Miami township

Street lighting, dark streets and public safety lighting Local context for Miami township, Montgomery County, Ohio.

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~ 7Street light points - model
~ 2Crossing lights - model

Streetlights summary

Miami township, Montgomery County, Ohio. Population: 30,879. Land area: 33.8 sq mi. Street lighting, dark streets and public safety lighting.

Recorded local data

Population30,879Source: census_popest_cousub. Population year: 2024.
Land area33.8 sq miSource: census_gazetteer. Geography year: 2023. Water area is excluded.

Derived from recorded data

Residents per square mile913.9Population / land area. Population and geography may refer to different years.

Model scenario

Street light points~ 7Scenario: (population / 10,000) x 2.3. Coefficients are assumptions, not locally measured rates. Not a verified object count.
Crossing lights~ 2Scenario: (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 Montgomery County

Streetlights in nearby city and local pages in this county.

Dayton citypopulation 136,346Kettering citypopulation 56,298Huber Heights citypopulation 37,801Washington townshippopulation 37,476Riverside citypopulation 24,472
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Trotwood citypopulation 23,073Harrison townshippopulation 21,781Vandalia citypopulation 15,013Clayton citypopulation 13,296Englewood citypopulation 13,282West Carrollton citypopulation 12,911Oakwood citypopulation 9,400Butler townshippopulation 8,235Union City townshippopulation 7,000Moraine citypopulation 6,603Jefferson townshippopulation 5,965Clay townshippopulation 3,574Perry townshippopulation 3,280German townshippopulation 2,946Jackson townshippopulation 2,611Wayne township

Major cities in Ohio

Streetlights in major city pages in this state.

ColumbusCommunity - population 933,263ClevelandCommunity - population 365,379CincinnatiCommunity - population 314,915ToledoCommunity - population 265,638AkronCommunity - population 189,664
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DaytonCommunity - population 136,346ParmaCommunity - population 79,350CantonCommunity - population 69,211LorainCommunity - population 65,751West Chester townshippopulation 64,406HamiltonCommunity - population 63,953Green townshippopulation 60,349Colerain townshippopulation 59,340YoungstownCommunity - population 59,123SpringfieldCommunity - population 58,138KetteringCommunity - population 57,028ElyriaCommunity - population 53,604MiddletownCommunity - population 52,291NewarkCommunity - population 51,424Union townshippopulation 50,994Cuyahoga FallsCommunity - population 50,979LakewoodCommunity - population 49,517DublinCommunity - population 49,456EuclidCommunity - population 48,421BeavercreekCommunity - population 48,012MansfieldCommunity - population 47,593MentorCommunity - population 47,113DelawareCommunity - population 46,521StrongsvilleCommunity - population 45,768Miami townshippopulation 45,149FairfieldCommunity - population 45,094Liberty townshippopulation 44,736Anderson townshippopulation 44,080Cleveland HeightsCommunity - population 44,064Grove Citypopulation 44,019Deerfield townshippopulation 43,617Huber HeightsCommunity - population 43,590Jackson townshippopulation 43,130Delaware City townshippopulation 43,073ReynoldsburgCommunity - population 42,897LancasterCommunity - population 41,671Lancaster City townshippopulation 41,660FindlayCommunity - population 40,343Boardman townshippopulation 39,749HilliardCommunity - population 38,832WarrenCommunity - population 38,683WestervilleCommunity - population 38,612North RidgevilleCommunity - population 37,504Washington townshippopulation 37,476Upper ArlingtonCommunity - population 36,140MasonCommunity - population 36,046Springfield townshippopulation 35,790Austintown townshippopulation 35,643MarionCommunity - population 35,576Plain townshippopulation 35,565GahannaCommunity - population 35,544BrunswickCommunity - population 35,166FairbornCommunity - population 35,105LimaCommunity - population 34,690Orange townshippopulation 34,299

Frequently Asked Questions

What is recorded for population?

Population: 30,879. Source: census_popest_cousub. Population year: 2024.

What is recorded for land area?

Land area: 33.8 sq mi. Source: census_gazetteer. Geography year: 2023. Water area is excluded.

What is recorded for residents per square mile?

Residents per square mile: 913.9. Population / land area. Population and geography may refer to different years.

What does the model mean by street light points?

Street light points: ~ 7. 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: ~ 2. 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.

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