Huzzah, we're near the top of a list and it's NOT about crime statistics!
Anyway yes, dupont and logan and downtown are pretty decent neighborhoods. Not only walkable, but there's low risk of getting gunned down (compared to the entirety of Southeast).
Anyway yes, dupont and logan and downtown are pretty decent neighborhoods. Not only walkable, but there's low risk of getting gunned down (compared to the entirety of Southeast).
west side cleveland lawlz. walk with an AK maybe.
nice number #7
the two lowest areas in D.C. are Anacostia and Barnaby Woods, where people walk somewhat but mostly are car dependent
the two lowest areas in D.C. are Anacostia and Barnaby Woods, where people walk somewhat but mostly are car dependent
hahahaha yeah really bad score people dont walk there score 36usmarine2 wrote:
west side cleveland lawlz. walk with an AK maybe.
0 / 100, That's what I get for being in the middle of the woods.
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Vancouver:
Walk Score: 92 out of 100 — Walkers' Paradise
North Vancouver gets me 80 out of 100.
Walk Score: 92 out of 100 — Walkers' Paradise
North Vancouver gets me 80 out of 100.
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Interesting ... DuPont circle is well known as a gay district, and I notice that San Francisco is at the top of the list. Coincidence?HurricaИe wrote:
Anyway yes, dupont and logan and downtown are pretty decent neighborhoods.
Are gays making parts of America fabulous?
plenty of asians walking around there. felt like I was in japan.DefCon-17 wrote:
Vancouver:
Walk Score: 92 out of 100 — Walkers' Paradise
sweet, number 19, although i wouldn't walk through those neighborhoods with an assault rifle. northwest fresno ftw.
No kidding.usmarine2 wrote:
plenty of asians walking around there. felt like I was in japan.DefCon-17 wrote:
Vancouver:
Walk Score: 92 out of 100 — Walkers' Paradise
I think like 40% of "Vancouverites" are Asian.
Hey, the less gas I have to use the better. I say we let the gays marry; if we work with them maybe they'll cure cancer!OrangeHound wrote:
Interesting ... DuPont circle is well known as a gay district, and I notice that San Francisco is at the top of the list. Coincidence?HurricaИe wrote:
Anyway yes, dupont and logan and downtown are pretty decent neighborhoods.
Are gays making parts of America fabulous?
And it should be noted that the score is solely based on whether you can get access to lots of things (food, clothing, banking etc) without walking too far. This sort of coincides with crime in a way; not a lot of businesses like building in Southeast.
My dad's house is actually in the U Street corridor (4th for DC's neighborhoods). Some parts look slightly sketchy but it really is a great neighborhood for walking.
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lolz what if they were Chinese, or Korean they would get offended if you called them Japaneseusmarine2 wrote:
plenty of asians walking around there. felt like I was in japan.DefCon-17 wrote:
Vancouver:
Walk Score: 92 out of 100 — Walkers' Paradise
I got 0/100
lol
lol
Chicago loop ftw. DC National Mall is pretty good. I'll be doing the Beacon Hill Boston walk in August.
I do enjoy a nice walk from downtown to Back Bay to Fenway.
...and watch the sox suxcablecopulate wrote:
I do enjoy a nice walk from downtown to Back Bay to Fenway.
Join the clubBlehm98 wrote:
I got 0/100
lol
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Sydney, 98/100. Ahh yeah
But they are good.usmarine2 wrote:
...and watch the sox sux
just make sure a dingo dont get your babymcminty wrote:
Sydney, 98/100. Ahh yeah
SF, NY and Bass-tin are top 3. Go figure.
I got a 66. But since the sidewalks on my block have all gotten repaved over the past few weeks it's likely to go up allot.
I got a 66. But since the sidewalks on my block have all gotten repaved over the past few weeks it's likely to go up allot.
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91 and i the city i live in is a shithole
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.
85/100. everything available in less than a mile, but still a 20 minute walk.
edit- though, indeed it IS the kind of area you would be able to walk in, though we've had a couple stabbings recently.
edit- though, indeed it IS the kind of area you would be able to walk in, though we've had a couple stabbings recently.
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