Cape Town’s doing pretty well, but Los Angeles has 571,429 people for each public toilet. GOOD and Open look at how other cities compare.
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nice work.
i know there are public toilets in bryant park, central park, etc. is this because they are part of the parks system and thereby not considered public city toilets? are the parks state run?