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D Q, O ■WARD 2- 5000 ==7 4000 5000 DIAGRAM SHOWING RECENT GROWTH OF POPULATION IN NEWPORT BY WARDS.
PART OF THE CITY WARD 2 IS THE NORTHERN land. Considering, therefore, only the remaining areas — some 49 per cent of the total city area — it appears that Newport already has a rea- sonably satisfactory area and distribution of parks in the central and southern sections, but is almost totally lacking in park land north of Wash- ington Square.^ Only about three acres of park land now exist in this... section, although 50 per cent of the permanent population of Newport now lives there, and almost all the present and future development of the city^ must of necessity be northward for the simple reason that there is little other opportunity.
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During my investigations at Newport I have noted several vacant or nearly vacant areas which are reasonably well located and adapted for local playgrounds, as follows: 1. A vacant field in the block northwest of Battery and Third streets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D Q, O ■WARD 2- 5000 ==7 4000 5000 DIAGRAM SHOWING RECENT GROWTH OF POPULATION IN NEWPORT BY WARDS.
PART OF THE CITY WARD 2 IS THE NORTHERN land. Considering, therefore, only the remaining areas — some 49 per cent of the total city area — it appears that Newport already has a rea- sonably satisfactory area and distribution of parks in the central and southern sections, but is almost totally lacking in park land north of Wash- ington Square.^ Only about three acres of park land now exist in this... section, although 50 per cent of the permanent population of Newport now lives there, and almost all the present and future development of the city^ must of necessity be northward for the simple reason that there is little other opportunity.
2 See also diagram above.
[ 23 ] ' See diagram opposite page 1.
During my investigations at Newport I have noted several vacant or nearly vacant areas which are reasonably well located and adapted for local playgrounds, as follows: 1. A vacant field in the block northwest of Battery and Third streets.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Law Olmsted to read onlineMoreLess
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