Income is different. Seward residents walk and bike and see themselves as different from everyone else. Everyone thinks they're special. Maybe we don't generate image from the physical environment, but from other issues. Your paper started with a quote about communications, but you didn't address it.
Cars link the neighborhoods but there is no communication.
Or maybe it's just not visible. The residential images look similar between neighborhoods, but the commercial area looks quite different. You have to drive to a store. Yes, but people don't necessarily work in their communities. Last week we looked at images of places exclusively from the air.