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Wow, pretty damning that even Phoenix does better than Seattle on where the curve peaks.
The chart raises lots of questions for me:
1. Is this by metro region or by city?
2. What level of census data is this, and do the census geographies cover both land & water (many of the census blocks actually extend into Lake Union, Portage Bay, Elliott Bay, etc.)
3. How are industrial, commercial, and park lands treated?