Mean terrain slope
Average terrain slope across the area, as a percent grade. Steeper ground shortens how far people will walk; it is already folded into the walkability score through the elevation-aware pedestrian network, and is shown here on its own for context.
Median5.3%
Lowest0.5%
Highest49.2%
Areas2,455
Distribution
- 2.0%–2.4%: 54 areas
- 2.4%–2.9%: 139 areas
- 2.9%–3.3%: 186 areas
- 3.3%–3.7%: 161 areas
- 3.7%–4.1%: 165 areas
- 4.1%–4.6%: 179 areas
- 4.6%–5.0%: 200 areas
- 5.0%–5.4%: 197 areas
- 5.4%–5.9%: 173 areas
- 5.9%–6.3%: 144 areas
- 6.3%–6.7%: 135 areas
- 6.7%–7.1%: 111 areas
- 7.1%–7.6%: 90 areas
- 7.6%–8.0%: 87 areas
- 8.0%–8.4%: 74 areas
- 8.4%–8.9%: 54 areas
- 8.9%–9.3%: 56 areas
- 9.3%–9.7%: 37 areas
- 9.7%–10.1%: 28 areas
- 10.1%–10.6%: 28 areas
- 10.6%–11.0%: 33 areas
- 11.0%–11.4%: 18 areas
- 11.4%–11.9%: 19 areas
- 11.9%–12.3%: 10 areas
- 12.3%–12.7%: 12 areas
- 12.7%–13.1%: 7 areas
- 13.1%–13.6%: 7 areas
- 13.6%–14.0%: 51 areas
Highest
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Mean terrain slope (2021)
2.4%
3.2%
4.1%
4.9%
5.7%
6.8%
8.5%
13.7%