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Geography and traffic patterns in the Loop
- The multilevel configuration arose from geography and traffic patterns in the Loop. In most other parts of the rest of the city near the Chicago River, only major streets crossed the river.
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The multilevel configuration arose from geography and traffic patterns in the Loop. In most other parts of the rest of the city near the Chicago River, only major streets crossed the river.
Why does Chicago have multi-level streets? The multilevel configuration of streets in Chicago’s Loop area arose from the city’s geography and traffic patterns. In most other parts of the city near the Chicago River, only major streets crossed the river.
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