Depave v1.0 — Amsterdam

Base map

Streets Satellite Dim outside

opacity

Pavement colour

By category Greenable

Greenable Non-greenable

Excess-pavement carve carve

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Needs assessment by buurt

Priority communities top 25%

Ownership scope. The map shows only pavement on land gemeente Amsterdam owns AND has not leased out (erfpacht). Private land, leased land, and national land (Rijkswaterstaat highways, ProRail rail) are clipped out — depaving is a public-realm action on City land.

Why Westpoort looks empty. It's a port / industrial zone: ~83% of its pavement sits on leased or private terminals and national highways, so the public-land clip removes it. Only the small City-owned public realm remains.

Private / national roads and national rail are excluded from the pavement burden and the depave totals — impervious but not depavable, so counting them would inflate need for surfaces the City can't act on. Their heat & runoff impact is still reflected, via the heat and flood analogs. Toggle them under Roads / Railway.

Summary

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