Show us your manholes!

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A few years ago I noticed that most cities seem to have their own unique manhole and utility covers. It struck me as interesting and when I remember I try and make sure to grab a shot of one when I travel somewhere, though the qualification is that it has to have the city's name on it. This doesn't always work as I was in downtown LA on Sunday and couldn't find one anywhere that wasn't generic. I figured DWP would have something unique.

Nonetheless, I thought I would share. Please feel free to add your own.

Savannah

SAVANNAH by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

San Juan

SAN JUAN by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Salerno, Italy

SALERNO by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Omaha, Nebraska (you down wit OPPD?)

OMAHA by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Firenze, Italy

FIRENZE by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Denver, Colorado

DENVER by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Dallas, Texas

DALLAS by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

New York City, New York (better or worse than if it was made in New Jersey?)

NYC by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

New Orleans, Louisiana (awesome)

NOLA by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Lincoln, Nebraska

LINCOLN by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Waco, Texas

WACO by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

St. Augustine, Florida

ST AUGUSTINE by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Seattle, Washington

SEATTLE by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Long Beach, California

LBC by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Winter Park, Florida

WINTER PARK by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Knoxville, Tennessee

KNOXVILLE by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Kansas City, Missouri

KC by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Portland, Oregon

PORTLAND by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Orlando, Florida - rather bland

ORLANDO by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Fort Collins, Colorado

FORT COLLINS by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Chattanooga, Tennessee (love this one)

CHATTANOOGA by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Austin, Texas

AUSTIN by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Asheville, North Carolina

ASHEVILLE by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Amalfi, Italy

AMALFI by Michael Stroh, on Flickr

Albuquerque, New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE by Michael Stroh, on Flickr