St. Louis night lights from space

Night Light of St. Louis (Missouri) from space (United States) ^Src. Average luminocity for 10x10km area is 97.974% and for 50x50km: 69.9396%.

2016 2012 2003 1995

Analysis of St. Louis night lights 2016

Square area 10x10 km:

100

65.42%
90-99

26.79%
80-89

3.9%
70-79

3.9%
60-69

0%
50-59

0%
40-49

0%
30-39

0%
20-29

0%
10-19

0%
0-9

Square area 50x50 km:

100

19.34%
90-99

16.93%
80-89

9.81%
70-79

11.57%
60-69

10.27%
50-59

8.04%
40-49

5.32%
30-39

4.44%
20-29

5.84%
10-19

5.21%
0-9

3.23%

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

Map coordinates:

39° 10' 28.1" North, 90° 54' 3.7" West

38° 37' 38.2" North, 90° 11' 52.4" West

38° 4' 33.1" North, 89° 29' 41.2" West

Distances WxH: 122.2×122.2 km

Fantastic image of St. Louis 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 St. Louis sort by population:
• University City 10.2 km =6.3 mi, 288°
• Granite City 9.3 km =5.8 mi, 27°
• East Saint Louis 4.1 km =2.5 mi, 94°
• Clayton 11.1 km =6.9 mi, 278°
• Cahokia 6.3 km =3.9 mi, 173°
• Richmond Heights 10.6 km =6.6 mi, 270°
• Maplewood 11.1 km =6.9 mi, 261°
• Centreville 8 km =5 mi, 127°

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Sources (retrieved 2019-11-25):
» NASA, Earths city lights 1995
» NASA city lights 2003
» Earth at Night: Flat Maps 2012, 2016
Src.2: Tim Kopra, Twitter/@astro_tim, 2018-05-04