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ok, working out my square mile was waaaay easier in Google Earth.

My work one seems HUGE compared with my home square mile, but it just contains tons more streets.

Home, however, contains Sandal Castle, some of Pugney's reservoir, part of Manygates Park (containing a memorial to Richard of York and the Battle of Wakefield. You can see remains of the strip farming system in the park too.

on the northern edge you *just* get Sandal & Agbrigg station in. Hoorah!


work-wise, we go from the Parkinson Steps in the NW corner, Whitehall Road and the new-ish building and bridge over the Aire in the SW, across to Crown Point bridge and the Etap hotel in the SE (taking in the Calls and Bottega (espresso, hurrah!), up past the West Yorkshire Playhouse (the line goes up in front of Quarry House) up to Sheepscar Interchange in the NE corner.

Lots to do and see!

Date: 2011-04-05 12:17 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] magda-vogelsang.livejournal.com
I've got mostly houses in mine.
Also 2 small parks, one elementary school, and the City recycling center.

Far more near work, including the entire Medical complex, a couple parks, numerous university buildings including 2 theaters/auditoriums, and lots of shops and restaurants further toward central campus.

Date: 2011-04-05 01:41 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] astillac.livejournal.com
How did you do it in Google Maps? I'm kinda curious what my square mile is.

Date: 2011-04-05 07:48 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] dakegra.livejournal.com
tried in Google maps, but it turned into a Faff of Epic Proportions.

google earth is easier as you can use the ruler - click on where your house is and go west 0.5 miles. That gives you the west edge. You can stretch the original point eastwards so the line is now a mile long. Repeat for North/south, then draw in the horizontal/vertical boundaries.


Well, it makes sense in my head. :-)
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