Walk Score

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PORTLAND'S MOST

NeighborhoodScore
1  Pearl District99
2  Old Town-Chinatown98
3  Downtown96
4  Northwest93
5  Lloyd91
6  Hosford90
7  Buckman90
8  Eliot88
9  Richmond88
10  Kerns86
11  Irvington82
12  Boise80
13  Center80
14  Roseway78
15  Brooklyn77
16  Montavilla77
17  Foster Powell76
18  Cathedral Park76
19  Sellwood-Moreland74
20  King74
21  Mount Scott73
22  Woodstock73
23  Mill Park72
24  Creston-Kenilworth71
25  Concordia70
26  Overlook70
27  Woodlawn69
28  Arbor Lodge67
29  Reed66
30  Hillsdale66
31  Mount Tabor65
32  Alameda64
33  Hazelwood64
34  South Tabor64
35  Corbett-Terwilliger-Lair Hill61
36  Homestead61
37  Cully61
38  Kenton60
39  Powellhurst60
40  Haden Island60
41  Madison South59
42  Eastmoreland58
43  Parkrose58
44  Brentwood-Darlington57
45  Southwest Hills57
46  Centennial56
47  Maplewood-Ashcreek56
48  Argay55
49  Hayhurst54
50  Lents52
51  Portsmith51
52  Far Southwest50
53  Saintjohns50
54  University Park46
55  Bridlemile46
56  Wilkes38
57  Forest Park35
58  Pleasant Valley33
59  Bridgeton27
60  Linnton5

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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 Portland's Most Walkable Neighborhoods

The top 7 neighborhoods in Portland are Walkers' Paradises. 45% of Portland residents have a Walk Score of 70 or above. 83% have a Walk Score of at least 50—and 17% live in Car-Dependent neighborhoods.

It's Not Just a Mild Workout

Alan Durning explains the unexpected: walkable places are the solution to some of our greatest challenges.


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Improve America's Walk Score:
The 2009 Transportation Bill

Tell Congress to support walking, biking, and transit in the 2009 Transportation Bill.

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