How walkable is Campo Grande?
By Oscar Higson-Spence. Updated
Campo Grande has a walkability score of 74 out of 100 across the 5 km around its centre, which makes it very walkable: most errands can be done on foot. It is the joint 21st most walkable of the 78 cities ranked in Brazil, with 2 others.
What's within walking distance of the centre
1,216 shops, restaurants, parks and other everyday places are mapped within a 30 minute walk of central Campo Grande. The nearest grocery is about 7 minutes away on foot. It earns full or nearly full points for restaurants & bars, shopping and parks.
Groceries
- Cavalli Diniz, 12 min
- Armazem Brasil Teres, 14 min
Restaurants & bars
- Santa Teresa Botequim, 2 min
- Picadinho Orla, 2 min
Shopping
- Gentil Conveniências, 1 min
- Alimentos Fitness Ms, 2 min
Coffee
- Vital Café Espresso, 14 min
- Inove Cafe, 14 min
Banks
- Banco Mercantil, 14 min
- Bradesco, 14 min
Parks
- Praça Chico Xavier, 4 min
- Praça Vergnaud Arnaldo de Alencar, 5 min
Schools
- Colégio Salesiano Dom Bosco, 12 min
- Escola Municipal José de Anchieta, 13 min
Books & libraries
- Franco Papel e Livro, 11 min
- Alternativa Livraria, 15 min
Culture & entertainment
- Studio Bernobic, 9 min
- Instituto Histórico e Geográfico de Mato Grosso do Sul, 9 min
Further than usual
- The nearest bank is 12 minutes from the centre on foot, against 4 minutes for the median city ranked.
Measured from the centre at -20.4544, -54.6248, the point near Campo Grande's middle with the most places in walking range. Walking times assume 80 m per minute along an estimated street route.
Street layout
Within 800 m of the centre there are about 130 street intersections per km², and blocks average 91 m long. That is a well-connected street grid, so the score is not reduced.
How far walkability reaches
Campo Grande's score of 74 is the average across the 5 km around its centre, the point with the most everyday places within a walk. Walkability averages 83 within 1 km of the centre, 77 from 1 to 3 km out and 71 from 3 to 5 km out. 74% of the sampled area scores 70 or more, where most errands can be done on foot.
- 90+
- 70–89
- 50–69
- 25–49
- 0–24
Each hexagon is the score at a point, 1 km from its neighbours, across the 5 km around central Campo Grande. Rings mark 1, 3 and 5 km from the centre. Gaps are water or land without streets.
| Area | Score | Scoring 70+ |
|---|---|---|
| Centre | 85 | 100% |
| Within 1 km | 83 | 86% |
| 1 to 3 km out | 77 | 75% |
| 3 to 5 km out | 71 | 72% |
Nearby cities
| City | Distance | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Maringá, Brazil | 434 km | 70 |
| Londrina, Brazil | 481 km | 69 |
| Cascavel, Brazil | 517 km | 57 |
| São José do Rio Preto, Brazil | 550 km | 64 |
| Cuiabá, Brazil | 561 km | 60 |
Questions about walking in Campo Grande
Is Campo Grande a walkable city?
Around its centre, yes. Campo Grande has a walkability score of 74 out of 100 across the 5 km around its centre, which makes it very walkable: most errands can be done on foot. Its centre scores 85. The score covers about 80 km² around the busiest point rather than the whole city, and suburbs further out are usually less walkable, so check a specific address on the map. It ranks joint 21st of 78 cities in Brazil and joint 222nd of 690 worldwide on How Walkable.
What is the most walkable city in Brazil?
São Paulo is the most walkable of the 78 cities ranked in Brazil, with a score of 95. Campo Grande ranks joint 21st with 74.
How does Campo Grande compare with nearby cities?
Campo Grande is more walkable than its nearest ranked neighbours: it scores 74, against Maringá (70, 434 km away), Londrina (69, 481 km away) and Cascavel (57, 517 km away).
Which part of Campo Grande is most walkable?
Campo Grande is most walkable beyond 2.5 km to the east, where walkability averages 91, more than the 83 within 1 km of its centre. The centre itself, the point with the most places in walking range, scores 85. It falls most to the south-west (58).
How is Campo Grande's walkability score calculated?
For Campo Grande it is the average of 85 points spaced 1 km apart within 5 km of its busiest point, leaving out water and land without streets; 63 of them score 70 or more. Each point counts groceries, restaurants, shops, cafés, banks, parks, schools, libraries and cultural venues within a 30 minute walk, gives nearer places more weight, and loses up to 20% where streets are sparse or blocks are long, using open map data from Overture Maps (release 2026-09-23.1) and OpenStreetMap. It measures what is within a walk, not what the walk is like: pavements, traffic, safety, hills and heat are not part of the score.
This page is generated from open map data with a published walkability method, explained in the methodology. Places from Overture Maps release 2026-09-23.1. City position and population from GeoNames.
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