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Late Gothic Revival 250,000-499,999 residents

Listings whose style is Late Gothic Revival or any style under it, from the nomination form, NRIS, the Atlas, Wikidata or a model reading of the text. Style under Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals. Typical range 1900–1940. Also called Neo-Gothic, Gothic Revival (20th century). Cities of 250,000-499,999 residents, ordered by the adjusted rate of listings per 10,000 residents, with the raw rate beside it. Open in the explorer to rank by another measure.

Coverage. Style comes from the National Register index, Wikidata and, where the nomination text has been read, from the text itself. Nominations have been read for Indiana only, so 1 of the 40 cities ranked here are in Indiana. This will shift as other states are read.

1
St. Louis, MO
288,512 residents · 61.7 sq mi · 14 places in category · 7 ranked
0.37
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.49 · 0.23 / sq mi · composite 100
2
Buffalo, NY
276,854 residents · 40.4 sq mi · 6 places in category · 7 ranked
0.17
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.22 · 0.15 / sq mi · composite 83.3
3
Pittsburgh, PA
304,759 residents · 55.4 sq mi · 6 places in category · 7 ranked
0.16
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.20 · 0.11 / sq mi · composite 66.7
4
Cleveland, OH
366,097 residents · 77.7 sq mi · 7 places in category · 7 ranked
0.16
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.19 · 0.09 / sq mi · composite 41.7
5
Minneapolis, MN
427,246 residents · 54.0 sq mi · 5 places in category · 7 ranked
0.10
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.12 · 0.09 / sq mi · composite 41.7
6
Raleigh, NC
481,031 residents · 152.3 sq mi · 5 places in category · 7 ranked
0.09
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.10 · 0.03 / sq mi · composite 8.4
7
Omaha, NE
488,837 residents · 143.0 sq mi · 5 places in category · 7 ranked
0.09
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.10 · 0.03 / sq mi · composite 8.4