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Most walkable towns in Pennsylvania

Ranked by our Walkability score out of 100, which is based on how easy it is to get around on foot near the town center, and how many people walk or bike to work. Of the 987 towns in Pennsylvania with 1,000 or more people, these are the top 25.

Philadelphia ranks first with a score of 99. Pittsburgh and Rankin follow, with 99 and 99. Scores compare each town with all 27,850 towns we track across the US.

RankTownScore WalkabilityPeople who walk, bike or ride to work Population
1 Philadelphia 99 16.125.6% 1,579,706
2 Pittsburgh 99 16.222.3% 304,759
3 Rankin 99 15.729.0% 1,793
4 Melrose Park 99 15.920.3% 2,266
5 State College 99 15.340.7% 41,050
6 Wilkinsburg 99 15.425.1% 14,027
7 Harrisburg 99 16.813.0% 50,287
8 Dormont 99 16.114.3% 8,063
9 Wyncote 99 15.325.0% 3,389
10 Duquesne 99 15.228.8% 5,149
11 North Braddock 99 15.415.1% 4,219
12 Colwyn 99 14.925.1% 2,325
13 York 99 16.510.2% 44,938
14 Edgewood, Allegheny County 98 15.910.8% 3,077
15 Millbourne 98 14.637.2% 1,467
16 Aldan 98 15.312.9% 4,259
17 Yeadon 98 15.411.6% 12,181
18 Homestead 98 14.719.3% 2,874
19 East Lansdowne 98 16.38.5% 2,712
20 Erie 98 16.09.0% 93,850
21 Elkins Park 98 14.913.9% 7,213
22 Swarthmore 98 14.433.0% 6,550
23 Collingdale 98 15.111.4% 8,897
24 Braddock 98 14.423.9% 2,039
25 Etna 98 15.210.3% 3,364

Only towns with 1,000 or more people are ranked. Scores compare each town with all towns we track. See how we score towns and where the figures come from. These are estimates, so check official sources before you decide.

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