Columbus ... WalkScore.com's scores used to be "as the crow flies." Recently I thought there had been a change in at least one address I care about, on WalkScore.com
The home at 301 Girard Rd. Columbus Ohio 43214 in the Delawanda Park neighborhood lost a point in the change to WalkScore.com The Walk Score for that north Columbus address is now 71. A Walk Score of 71 is still considered 'Very Walkable' byWalk Score. 301 Girard Rd. is very walkable.
Worthington WalkScore
I wrote a old post long ago about Olentangy Hills, a neighborhood in Worthington having a great WalkScore. You can walk to Worthington Square, downtown Worthington, offices on W. Wilson Bridge but walking to the Marcus Cinema from Olentangy Hills would be tough (crossing 270.) The WalkScore.com change should reduce that Olentangy Hills addresses' Walk Score and make it more realistic. Olentangy Hills is just south of W. Wilson Bridge Rd. There are neighborhoods in Worthington with good Walk Scores, Most Old Worthington addresses have good Walk Score.
Clintonville is a very walkable Columbus neighborhood. Weinland Park, Victorian Village and Downtown are on a list with America's most walkable neighborhoods, on WalkScore.com
How walkable is your Columbus neighborhood. Do you see a difference since the change?
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The Delawanda was where the Delawanda Park and Ride is today. The Delawanda was a "tea-room" in the late 20s and early 1930s. The Delawanda would have been in an unincorporated area, Sharon Township back in the 1920s and 1930s, north of Columbus. The Delawanda had a Worthington address, the Village of Worthington would have been closer than a Columbus post office at the time? It makes me wonder if Old Beechwold had a Worthington address in the 1920s and 1930s. The park and ride is north of Rathbone Rd. The Old Beechwold neighborhood is just south of Rathbone Rd.