TRANSIT STOPS
2,868Within both municipal boundaries
MOBILITY, IN PERSPECTIVE
A shared lens on two cities.
Consistent measures. Different urban footprints.
Proximity, with perspective. Shaded areas show straight-line distance to archived transit stops. They do not measure walkable routes, population coverage, or scheduled journeys. Understand the measure
AREA WITHIN 800 M
41.1%Municipal area, including water
WALKING-NETWORK COVERAGE
Not availableValidated pedestrian network required
DATA SNAPSHOT
Sep 30, 2026GTFS archive label · not live service
Municipal stop proximity
Area denominators include municipal waters. Differing boundary shapes and water shares limit interpretation. These values do not establish that one city provides better transit.
Tampa
- Stops inside city limits
- 1,353
- Municipal area, including water
- 460.18 km²
- Area within 400 m
- 29.7%
- Area within 800 m
- 43.0%
- Area within 1,200 m
- 50.6%
- Population and equity measures
- Unavailable
St. Petersburg
- Stops inside city limits
- 1,515
- Municipal area, including water
- 380.85 km²
- Area within 400 m
- 28.5%
- Area within 800 m
- 38.8%
- Area within 1,200 m
- 44.5%
- Population and equity measures
- Unavailable
Both cities use the same archive publication label, buffer radii, projection, clipping method, and validation checks. Stop inventory includes locations listed in the archives regardless of daily service. Network connectivity, frequency, and destinations have not been compared.