How walkable is any address on Earth?

Search an address or click the map. The score counts the groceries, cafés, shops, parks and schools within a 30 minute walk, and how easy the streets make it to reach them.

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How the walkability score works

The score runs from 0 to 100 and asks one question: can you run your daily errands on foot from here? It counts the places people walk to most, in nine categories: groceries, restaurants and bars, shops, cafés, banks, parks, schools, bookshops and libraries, and culture.

A place earns its full points within a 5 minute walk (400 m), fades to 12% of them at 20 minutes and stops counting at 30 minutes (2.4 km). Walking distance follows the street grid, so a sparse grid of long blocks and cul-de-sacs costs up to 20% of the score.

90+Walker's Paradise: daily errands do not require a car.
70+Very Walkable: most errands can be done on foot.
50+Somewhat Walkable: some errands can be done on foot.
0+Car-Dependent: most or all errands need a car.

Places come from the Overture Maps Foundation and streets from OpenStreetMap, the same open data for every country, so a score in Lagos means the same as one in Lyon. At North American addresses the score lands within a few points of Walk Score; the accuracy page has the comparison and the methodology has every weight.