| Blank | Otto 31-069 natural · Red / Natural |
| Threads | lightblue thread + blue thread |
| Lockup | wordmark |
| Icon | an arched footbridge spanning a quiet canal |
| Status | ready to stitch |
Venice
Six canals from 1905 survived the fill-in crews, and the ducks never let anyone forget who was here first.
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Know your neighborhood
Abbot Kinney's 'Venice of America' opened July 4, 1905; most of the original canals were paved over in 1929, leaving six — Carroll, Linnie, Howland, Sherman, Eastern and Grand. The Canal Historic District landed on the National Register in 1982. Locals split hard between 'the Canals' and the boardwalk, and the distinction is political.
Researched, resident-unconfirmed — icon confidence: high. If you live here and this is wrong, say so and it changes before anything is stitched. A wrong insider detail is worse than none.