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Everyday essentials
Access score9.7/10
Services & errands
Access score10.0/10
Fitness & sports
Access score3.1/10
Entertainment
Access score2.1/10
Food & drink
Access score8.8/10
Arts & culture
Access score4.6/10
Sources9
OpenStreetMap
A community-maintained world map with detailed points of interest, roads, bike lanes, parks, trails, and local businesses — the Wikipedia of maps.
FDIC + NCUA banks
The official registries of every FDIC-insured bank branch and NCUA credit-union branch in the country, used to measure financial-service access near a neighborhood.
USDA Food Access
USDA research identifying neighborhoods where low-income households live far from a full-service grocery store, the federal definition of a food desert.
Census ACS
A huge ongoing government survey that tells you who lives in a neighborhood — how old people are, what they earn, what languages they speak, and how households are made up.
Transit schedules (GTFS)
Machine-readable schedules published by transit agencies showing every bus stop and train station and how often each route runs.
EPA walkability index
A national index from the EPA measuring how walkable and transit-accessible a neighborhood is based on its street network, density, and mix of uses.
Federal crash data
A federal record of every traffic fatality in the US, used to calculate how often pedestrians are killed near roads in a given neighborhood.
FCC Broadband Map
The FCC's map of where high-speed internet is available and how fast it is at an address.
USDA Tree Canopy
A satellite-based measurement of how much of a neighborhood's ground is covered by tree canopy — a signal of shade, urban cooling, and green character.