Innsbruck night lights from space

Night Light of Innsbruck (Tyrol) from space (Austria) ^Src. Average luminocity for 10x10km area is 41.7262% and for 50x50km: 4.6645%.

2016 2012 2003 1995

Analysis of Innsbruck night lights 2016

Square area 10x10 km:

100

9.82%
90-99

10.57%
80-89

3.42%
70-79

2.38%
60-69

1.64%
50-59

3.72%
40-49

5.51%
30-39

6.25%
20-29

16.67%
10-19

34.82%
0-9

5.21%

Square area 50x50 km:

100

0.64%
90-99

0.71%
80-89

0.38%
70-79

0.43%
60-69

0.47%
50-59

0.62%
40-49

0.74%
30-39

0.78%
20-29

1.14%
10-19

3.63%
0-9

90.48%

Clear (daylight) street map image can be seen on geolist.org.

Map coordinates:

47° 44' 15.6" North, 10° 41' 29.1" East

47° 15' 45.6" North, 11° 23' 40.3" East

46° 47' 0" North, 12° 5' 51.6" East

Distances WxH: 106.1×106.1 km

Fantastic image of Innsbruck from space taken by astronauts [src2], but I don't have information about it's orientation, scale or angle. If necessary, it was rotated manually, so North points approximately to upper direction. Click to zoom in:

Some cities around Innsbruck sort by population:
• Hötting 2 km =1.2 mi, 287°
• Pradl 1.6 km =1 mi, 78°
• Wilten 0.7 km =0.4 mi, 225°
• Arzl 3.7 km =2.3 mi, 51°
• Rum 4.8 km =3 mi, 61°
• Völs 4.8 km =3 mi, 253°
• Amras 2.2 km =1.4 mi, 130°
• Mühlau 2.3 km =1.4 mi, 10°

This Night Map is licensed under CC BY-SA. You may reuse any part from this page, if you give a proper credit by linking to this URL:

https://citylumens.com/at/innsbruck

2775220 (p: 132,493)

Sources (retrieved 2019-11-25):
» NASA, Earths city lights 1995
» NASA city lights 2003
» Earth at Night: Flat Maps 2012, 2016
Src.2: by NASA Photo ID ISS030-E-188222, 2012-03-28