Each year Walk Score ranks the top cities for walking, according to its own walk score methodology. In 2011, NYC placed #1. See the rest of the top 10!
According to the Walk Score website, individual city data is available in a number of formats for use by researchers and urban planners. The website also has links to explain their ranking methodology and why walkability matters.
Walk Score's Top 10 Most Walkable Cities for 2011 are as follows:
1) NYC
2) San Francisco
3) Boston
4) Chicago
5) Philadelphia
6) Seattle
7) Washington DC
8) Miami
9) Minneapolis
10) Oakland
FULL STORY: 2011 City and Neighborhood Rankings
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