Visitor paradoxes

Parks where measured public attention diverges most from the spatial-form score. Two directions to read: (1) high attention despite weak form, where programming, identity, or a beloved oddity is carrying the place; (2) strong form but no attention, meaning under-discovered or quietly used.

High attention, lower spatial score

Visitor Signal ≥ 65, overall ≤ 45.

Park	Visitor	Overall
Nathan Phillips SquareCivic Square	96	42
Allan GardensNeighbourhood Park	92	42
Christie Pits ParkRavine / Naturalized Park	89	44
Sugar Beach ParkWaterfront Park	87	44
Village Of Yorkville ParkUrban Plaza	88	44
Downsview ParkRavine / Naturalized Park	80	41
Toronto Islands - Olympic Island ParkWaterfront Park	81	43
Toronto ZooRavine / Naturalized Park	81	43
Ramsden ParkRavine / Naturalized Park	80	43
Oriole Park - TorontoNeighbourhood Park	78	42
East Lynn ParkNeighbourhood Park	77	43
Clarence Square ParkCivic Square	68	42
Taddle Creek ParkRavine / Naturalized Park	66	43
Nordheimer RavineRavine / Naturalized Park	67	44

High spatial score, lower attention

Overall ≥ 60, visitor signal ≤ 25.

Park	Overall	Visitor
Hillcrest ParkNeighbourhood Park	66	15