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How walkable is your neighborhood?

briancl

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95 - Wicker Park

The furthest things are a movie theater and bookstore, both listed at .5 miles. However, both of the places listed, I'd never step foot in.
 

DMcG

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Originally Posted by mdg137
I dont know if this thing could be any more in error, at least in my case... The bookstore listed is specifically a bible bookstore, the clothing listing is a closet sized shop that sells extremely young urban wear, and the school is a theological school!

That sounds like a bookstore, clothing store and school to me.
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You do realize that you can expand all of those lists right?
 

Fuuma

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Originally Posted by Piobaire
LOL, where I currently live gets a 35 and where I'm building my house, gets a 0.

If you're gonna be low might as well get 0, it means no one is gonna be there to bother you. I assume this thing works better with big american cities anyway as they probably have more info about say, NYC, than everywhere else.
 

rdawson808

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Hrmmm, I got a 75. Not sure how accurate this is. My neighborhood is very walkable IMO. Restaurants, grocery stores, drug stores, coffee shops, etc. all within a mile.

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Piobaire

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Originally Posted by Fuuma
If you're gonna be low might as well get 0, it means no one is gonna be there to bother you. I assume this thing works better with big american cities anyway as they probably have more info about say, NYC, than everywhere else.

The funny thing is, I'll actually be closer to many things to cycle to.
 

lawyerdad

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Originally Posted by gamelan
ok, this is kinda cool. go to www.walkscore.com, put in your address and post the results here.

I'm in the LA area.

Walk Score: 32 out of 100 "” Car-Dependent

Yeah, looking to move to at least a 70 area soon.

-Jeff


I'm in LA as well, but fare a bit better. 65 at home, 92 at the office.
 

redcaimen

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My walk score is a 3 and I wish it were lower.
 

redcaimen

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Originally Posted by lawyerdad
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I have them strategically located all over the property. It gives me a sense of security and all the venison (and stray dogs)I can eat.
 

PERhodes

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100, Boston, eastern edge of the Common. For closest bar though, it lists a strip club(Centerfolds) about a quarter mile away even though there is a perfectly good bar in my building. It's an interesting site certainly, I know where I live is very walkable but half of the places listed are either in seedier areas that I would rather not walk to or are not accurate representations of the category they fall under. Another example, my former address scored a 98 and in that case the listing for movie theater is actually a production company that merely has the word cinema in its name. Upon further investigation it turns out it's not even based in the city anymore.
 

Manton

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Hmmm, Seabright Beach, Santa Cruz gets a 60 but my current home gets a 77. I am close to the village (2/3 mile) but other than that you need a car. However, from Seabright, you can walk to several different shopping areas, to the Boardwalk, and to downtown. System is flawed, methinks.
 

Hard2Fit

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82.
(Not surprisingly my office is a 100.)
 

thekunk07

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91.
 

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