Walk Score

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LOS ANGELES' MOST

NeighborhoodScore
1  Mid City West92
2  Downtown90
3  Hollywood89
4  New Downtown88
5  Mid Wilshire88
6  Sawtelle87
7  Civic Center-Little Tokyo87
8  South Park86
9  Westlake85
10  Los Feliz85
11  Wholesale District-Skid Row84
12  Century City83
13  Palms82
14  Valley Village82
15  Pico-Robertson82
16  Silver Lake79
17  Highland Park79
18  Fashion District77
19  Atwater Village77
20  Mid City76
21  Toluca Lake75
22  West Los Angeles75
23  Venice74
24  Chinatown74
25  Canoga Park72
26  Echo Park72
27  North Hollywood71
28  Jefferson Park70
29  Eagle Rock70
30  Van Nuys70
31  Westwood70
32  Studio City69
33  Mar Vista69
34  Playa Vista67
35  Beverly Glen67
36  West Adams66
37  South Los Angeles66
38  Central City East66
39  Reseda66
40  Westchester65
41  Harbor Gateway65
42  Boyle Heights65
43  Playa Del Ray64
44  Harbor City64
45  San Pedro63
46  North Hills63
47  Lincoln Heights63
48  Panorama City63
49  Hyde Park63
50  Montecito Heights63
51  Leiment Park62
52  Cypress Park62
53  Mount Washington61
54  Wilmington60
55  Central City60
56  Woodland Hills59
57  Hollywood Hills59
58  Southeast Los Angeles58
59  Sunland58
60  Winnetka58
61  Northridge57
62  Encino57
63  Crenshaw56
64  Glassell Park55
65  Chatsworth55
66  El Sereno54
67  Sun Valley51
68  Watts51
69  Tujunga51
70  Pacoima50
71  Tarzana49
72  Granada Hills49
73  Mission Hills48
74  West Hills47
75  Arleta47
76  Sylmar47
77  Brentwood40
78  Glendale39
79  Lakeview Terrace39
80  Pacific Palisades37
81  Terminal Island29
82  Portar Ranch28
83  Shadow Hills24
84  Bel Air18

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Car-Dependent

Score: 0-49

Somewhat Walkable

Score: 50-69

Very Walkable

Score: 70-89

Walkers' Paradise

Score: 90-100


Explore Los Angeles' Most Walkable Neighborhoods

The top 2 neighborhoods in Los Angeles are Walkers' Paradises. 47% of Los Angeles residents have a Walk Score of 70 or above. 84% have a Walk Score of at least 50—and 16% live in Car-Dependent neighborhoods.

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Improve America's Walk Score:
The 2010 Transportation Bill

Tell Congress to support walking, biking, and transit in the 2010 Transportation Bill.

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