Cincinnati nearby infrastructure and amenity access
NearbyIndex scores access to mapped daily services. Walkability also depends on routes, street conditions, safety, and comfort.
Population: 311K
Score Range
24-68 (best: 83)
10th-90th percentile
Groceries
Restaurants & Cafes
Public Transit
Healthcare
Education
Parks & Recreation
Shopping
Entertainment
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NearbyIndex Amenity Access Profile v1.0.0
Evidence profile for Cincinnati
Calculated September 1, 2026
The median sampled point scores 42. A total of 31% of analyzed points score 60 or more. The typical range is 24–68, a 44-point difference. The strongest category is Healthcare (78). The weakest is Public Transit (20).
- Median access
- 42/100
- The middle analyzed grid-point score.
- High-access coverage
- 31%
- Analyzed grid points with a score of 60 or more.
- Consistency
- 56/100
- 100 minus the 10th-to-90th percentile width.
- Category balance
- 42/100
- 100 minus the strongest-to-weakest category difference.
- Grid evidence
- 16 analyzed of 16 points
- Estimated scored area
- 60.5 km²
- Mapped place records
- 1,486(24.6/km²)
- Named-area coverage
- 100% of grid points
Review every formula and source on the methodology page. Download the reviewed dataset as versioned JSON.
Nearby infrastructure across Cincinnati
31% of sampled points score 60 or more for nearby daily amenities. The model uses straight-line distance to groceries, food, transit, healthcare, education, parks, shopping, and entertainment.
This page is outside the reviewed city core. Use it for exploration, and verify the result with local sources.
Strongest categories
Healthcare (78)
Weakest categories
Shopping (24), Public Transit (20)
Scores range from 19 to 83 across neighborhoods — location matters a lot in this city.
What's in Cincinnati
Counted inside the area we score. Presence, not walking distance — the category scores above measure reachability.
Amenity access by sampled area in Cincinnati
These labels come from source map boundaries. The table covers 16 of 16 grid points (100%). Some named areas can sit outside the city boundary because the current grid follows the inferred urban area.
| Neighborhood | Score | Points |
|---|---|---|
Top areaOver-the-Rhine | 83 | 1 |
The Heights | 65 | 1 |
Central Business District | 62 | 1 |
Newport | 60 | 2 |
Walnut Hills | 48(35-60) | 2 |
Avondale | 48 | 1 |
West End | 42 | 1 |
Camp Washington | 41 | 1 |
Dayton | 32 | 1 |
Clifton | 30(19-40) | 2 |
+2 more neighborhoods not shown
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Curious how the score is computed? Read the methodology.