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How walkable is Batasan Hills?

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Batasan Hills has a walkability score of 82 out of 100 across the 1.4 km around its centre, which makes it very walkable: most errands can be done on foot. It is the 4th most walkable of 5 neighbourhoods ranked in Quezon City, which scores 90 as a whole.

82 out of 100: Very Walkable
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
#4 of 5
in Quezon City
90
Quezon City overall
91
at the centre
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What's within walking distance

462 shops, restaurants, parks and other everyday places are mapped within a 30 minute walk of the centre of Batasan Hills. The nearest grocery is Redeeh Store, about 4 minutes away on foot. It earns full or nearly full points for groceries, restaurants & bars, shopping, coffee and schools.

Groceries
Redeeh Store
4min3.0 of 3 points
  • Puregold Jr. Batasan6 min
  • Reneljohn Superstore6 min
Restaurants & bars
Max Restaurant Ali Mall
2min3.0 of 3 points
  • BGTS - Food Hub3 min
  • Ice and Bites Café3 min
Shopping
Mercury Drug
2min2.0 of 2 points
  • JMV House of Curtain Batasan2 min
  • Senses Pro Sounds and Lights3 min
Coffee
Airluck's Printing Services
3min2.0 of 2 points
  • Teaspoon Bubble Tea Shop and More3 min
  • EUT Cafe5 min
Banks
Philippine National Bank
11min0.7 of 1 point
  • Landbank11 min
  • Land Bank of the Philippines11 min
Parks
Serbisyong Bayan Park
9min0.8 of 1 point
  • Filinvest Homes 2 Clubhouse Park14 min
  • Filinvest Park16 min
Schools
Payatas A Elementary School, Q.c
6min0.9 of 1 point
  • Corazon C. Aquino Elementary School ,baclog Osmena,compostela Comval6 min
  • Batasan Hills Institute of Learning7 min
Books & libraries
Betty Lou Daul Center Community Library
10min0.7 of 1 point
  • Legislative Library Management Group15 min
  • Grand Design Library22 min
Culture & entertainment
Northview II, Batasan Hills, Quezon City
13min0.5 of 1 point
  • COA PIDS Auditorium18 min
  • Museo de Monzon18 min

Measured from the mapped centre of Batasan Hills at 14.6863, 121.0993. Walking times assume 80 m per minute along an estimated street route.

Street layout

Within 800 m of the centre there are about 161 street intersections per km², and blocks average 75 m long. That is a well-connected street grid, so the score is not reduced.

Walkability across Batasan Hills

Walkability scores across the 1.4 km around the centre of Batasan Hills91908994889389859288889679818594789585737682839384946793668276677397779370597887849158546578819381966093699070617692709477N
  • 90+
  • 70–89
  • 50–69
  • 25–49
  • 0–24

Each hexagon is the score at a point across the 1.4 km around the centre of Batasan Hills. Rings mark 700 m and 1.4 km from the centre. Gaps are water or land without streets.

Nearby neighbourhoods in Quezon City

NeighbourhoodDistanceScore
Barangay Pansol4.2 km70
Marikina Heights4.5 km95
Bagong Pag-asa7.6 km94
Balingasa11.2 km91

See every neighbourhood ranked on the Quezon City page.

Questions about walking in Batasan Hills

Is Batasan Hills walkable?

Yes. Batasan Hills in Quezon City has a walkability score of 82 out of 100 across the 1.4 km around its centre, which makes it very walkable: most errands can be done on foot.

Is Batasan Hills more walkable than the rest of Quezon City?

Batasan Hills is less walkable than Quezon City as a whole: it scores 82, against 90 for the 5 km around Quezon City's centre. It ranks 4th of the 5 Quezon City neighbourhoods on How Walkable.

What are the most walkable neighbourhoods in Quezon City?

Of the 5 Quezon City neighbourhoods on How Walkable, the most walkable are Marikina Heights (95), Bagong Pag-asa (94) and Balingasa (91).

How is the walkability score of Batasan Hills calculated?

The score counts groceries, restaurants, shops, cafés, banks, parks, schools, libraries and cultural venues within a 30 minute walk, gives nearer places more weight, and deducts up to 20% where streets are sparse or blocks are long. For Batasan Hills it is the average of 61 points spread evenly across the 1.4 km around its mapped centre, leaving out water and land without streets, using open map data from Overture Maps and OpenStreetMap.

Scores follow a published walkability method, explained in the methodology. Neighbourhood position from Overture Maps, name from Wikidata.