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What Is Your Neighborhood’s Walk Score?

by Kevin Jon Heller

I know it’s not international law, but this site is too cool not to mention:

Just enter your address and it will calculate your “Walk Score” — how walkable your neighborhood is. It even maps all the interesting businesses that are nearby. I entered my old address in Athens, Georgia, and my walk score was 75, walkable enough not to own a car. That seems accurate to me.

Try it yourself!

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Thanks for a great find. DG-land got a 78.

5.26.2008
at 12:09 pm EST Diplomatic Gunboat

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