listscity

ListsCity is a fictional city used in educational and reference works to illustrate data organization, urban planning concepts, and open-data practices.

The name reflects a design principle in which city information is organized as structured lists, such as neighborhoods, streets, services, and statistics, to support learning about data models.

Geographically, ListsCity is described as a temperate coastal city with a central river running through its core. It is governed by a city council and a professional administration, divided into five districts.

The population is stated as approximately 210,000 residents, with a diverse community and multilingual residents. The economy emphasizes information services, education, healthcare, and tourism.

Public infrastructure centers on an open-data portal that publishes machine-readable datasets for transport, housing, utilities, and public services. Notable features include List Plaza, Archive Bridge, and the List Library’s Listography Wing.

ListsCity often appears in computer science, library science, and urban-planning tutorials as a controlled example for demonstrating data schemas, query design, and visualization techniques. Because it is fictional, details may vary across sources.