← How Killingly ranks
Connecticut rankings · Outdoors Most walkable towns in Connecticut Ranked by street connectivity: intersections per square mile, the standard walkability measure the EPA uses. 155 towns with 2,500+ residents.
Killingly’s spot
#99 of 155 11.5 / sq mi street intersections per square mile
The race around Killingly
Just behind East Granby, just ahead of Coventry All 155 towns Intersections per sq mi, highest first. Towns next door to Killingly are tagged.
# Town Intersections per sq mi Dead ends Street miles
1
Bridgeport 149,153 people 125 / sq mi 11.8% 309.7 mi
2
Danielson 4,209 people · next door 104 / sq mi 16.1% 16.4 mi
3
West Haven 55,351 people 95.8 / sq mi 17.4% 154.9 mi
4
New Haven 134,349 people 91.0 / sq mi 7.9% 263.8 mi
7
Hartford 121,127 people 80.7 / sq mi 5.9% 231.7 mi
8
Waterbury 114,869 people 77.0 / sq mi 21.2% 332.9 mi
9
Ansonia 19,033 people 76.7 / sq mi 20.7% 70.1 mi
10
Stratford Greater Bridgeport Planning Region · 52,790 people 76.3 / sq mi 22% 219.2 mi
11
New London 27,625 people 67.6 / sq mi 11.6% 89.7 mi
12
West Hartford Capitol Planning Region · 63,620 people 67.3 / sq mi 9.7% 248.4 mi
13
Milford 52,684 people 63.9 / sq mi 22.4% 250.1 mi
14
Derby 12,487 people 60.8 / sq mi 23.8% 52.8 mi
15
Newington Capitol Planning Region · 30,896 people 60.7 / sq mi 11.6% 141.3 mi
16
Fairfield Greater Bridgeport Planning Region · 63,416 people 60.1 / sq mi 20.7% 307.7 mi
17
Norwalk 92,187 people 57.9 / sq mi 14.8% 301.7 mi
18
Wethersfield Capitol Planning Region · 27,250 people 57.5 / sq mi 17.2% 126.8 mi
19
East Hartford Capitol Planning Region · 50,918 people 56.9 / sq mi 15.9% 182.7 mi
20
Bristol 61,462 people 53.7 / sq mi 20.2% 263.7 mi
21
Meriden 60,545 people 52.3 / sq mi 19.3% 225.7 mi
22
Trumbull Greater Bridgeport Planning Region · 37,281 people 51.8 / sq mi 24.8% 230.8 mi
23
East Haven South Central Connecticut Planning Region · 27,806 people 50.8 / sq mi 23.6% 116.0 mi
24
Manchester Capitol Planning Region · 59,635 people 50.7 / sq mi 13.8% 246.5 mi
25
Plainville Capitol Planning Region · 17,551 people 49.5 / sq mi 23.2% 85.6 mi
26
Naugatuck 31,800 people 43.6 / sq mi 23% 132.9 mi
27
Windsor Locks Capitol Planning Region · 12,579 people 42.6 / sq mi 20.4% 75.9 mi
28
Stamford 137,144 people 42.1 / sq mi 24% 382.3 mi
29
Hamden South Central Connecticut Planning Region · 61,045 people 39.1 / sq mi 14.5% 242.5 mi
30
Norwich 39,973 people 38.9 / sq mi 25.9% 206.1 mi
31
Shelton 41,889 people 38.1 / sq mi 25.8% 271.3 mi
32
Danbury 87,263 people 36.6 / sq mi 23.9% 331.6 mi
33
Vernon Capitol Planning Region · 30,577 people 36.6 / sq mi 16.7% 141.2 mi
34
Windsor Capitol Planning Region · 29,468 people 36.0 / sq mi 14.5% 191.0 mi
35
Rocky Hill Capitol Planning Region · 20,880 people 35.4 / sq mi 24.3% 94.1 mi
36
Cromwell Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 14,334 people 34.6 / sq mi 26.9% 82.6 mi
37
Enfield Capitol Planning Region · 41,090 people 32.9 / sq mi 16.8% 235.1 mi
38
Westport Western Connecticut Planning Region · 27,528 people 32.8 / sq mi 32.1% 205.6 mi
39
North Haven South Central Connecticut Planning Region · 24,336 people 32.4 / sq mi 19.8% 154.1 mi
40
Farmington Capitol Planning Region · 27,134 people 32.3 / sq mi 24.8% 187.5 mi
41
Avon Capitol Planning Region · 18,946 people 31.7 / sq mi 27.1% 161.2 mi
42
Seymour Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 16,889 people 30.8 / sq mi 24.8% 105.0 mi
43
Darien Western Connecticut Planning Region · 21,936 people 30.5 / sq mi 17.3% 129.3 mi
44
Greenwich Western Connecticut Planning Region · 63,856 people 30.3 / sq mi 18.2% 366.1 mi
45
Branford South Central Connecticut Planning Region · 28,217 people 30.0 / sq mi 27.4% 157.5 mi
46
Orange South Central Connecticut Planning Region · 14,315 people 29.9 / sq mi 22.1% 136.0 mi
47
Groton 9,490 people 29.4 / sq mi 17.8% 33.3 mi
48
South Windsor Capitol Planning Region · 26,907 people 28.8 / sq mi 19.6% 183.6 mi
49
Bloomfield Capitol Planning Region · 21,754 people 28.5 / sq mi 19.3% 162.8 mi
50
Middletown 47,958 people 27.8 / sq mi 20% 247.7 mi
51
Southington Capitol Planning Region · 43,803 people 27.8 / sq mi 28.1% 246.0 mi
52
Wallingford South Central Connecticut Planning Region · 44,362 people 27.3 / sq mi 21.5% 254.7 mi
53
Bethel Western Connecticut Planning Region · 20,796 people 27.0 / sq mi 24.7% 109.5 mi
54
Old Saybrook Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 10,575 people 26.7 / sq mi 26.8% 101.5 mi
55
New Canaan Western Connecticut Planning Region · 20,870 people 25.4 / sq mi 16.2% 147.8 mi
56
Simsbury Capitol Planning Region · 25,066 people 24.9 / sq mi 17.2% 202.6 mi
57
Watertown Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 22,253 people 24.0 / sq mi 21% 166.0 mi
58
Brookfield Western Connecticut Planning Region · 17,706 people 24.0 / sq mi 29.9% 135.5 mi
59
Groton Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 38,130 people 23.8 / sq mi 21.7% 203.8 mi
60
Wilton Western Connecticut Planning Region · 18,777 people 23.7 / sq mi 18.2% 168.4 mi
61
Monroe Greater Bridgeport Planning Region · 18,949 people 23.6 / sq mi 28.9% 163.2 mi
62
Berlin Capitol Planning Region · 20,361 people 23.5 / sq mi 24% 150.7 mi
63
Ridgefield Western Connecticut Planning Region · 25,109 people 23.1 / sq mi 26% 203.6 mi
64
Torrington 35,547 people 22.7 / sq mi 23% 211.5 mi
65
Cheshire Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 29,040 people 22.5 / sq mi 26.6% 189.8 mi
66
Clinton Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 13,377 people 21.8 / sq mi 31% 102.4 mi
67
Essex Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 6,794 people 21.6 / sq mi 31.1% 57.1 mi
68
Wolcott Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 16,279 people 20.2 / sq mi 27.4% 108.9 mi
69
Windham Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 23,961 people 19.3 / sq mi 19.6% 123.2 mi
70
New Fairfield Western Connecticut Planning Region · 13,584 people 18.9 / sq mi 33.4% 119.4 mi
71
Woodbridge South Central Connecticut Planning Region · 9,073 people 17.8 / sq mi 27.5% 102.0 mi
72
Weston Western Connecticut Planning Region · 10,396 people 17.7 / sq mi 33.2% 115.9 mi
73
Middlebury Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 7,807 people 17.5 / sq mi 20.1% 92.9 mi
74
Thomaston Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 7,492 people 17.5 / sq mi 21.5% 61.7 mi
75
Madison South Central Connecticut Planning Region · 17,616 people 17.2 / sq mi 29.2% 174.1 mi
76
Beacon Falls Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 6,147 people 17.2 / sq mi 29.8% 43.0 mi
77
East Lyme Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 18,721 people 16.6 / sq mi 25.1% 149.2 mi
78
Glastonbury Capitol Planning Region · 35,293 people 16.5 / sq mi 26.3% 230.2 mi
79
Old Lyme Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 7,679 people 16.1 / sq mi 26.4% 102.6 mi
80
Plymouth Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 11,746 people 15.8 / sq mi 19.2% 97.6 mi
81
Putnam Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 9,292 people · next door 15.6 / sq mi 22.7% 85.8 mi
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Newtown Western Connecticut Planning Region · 27,593 people 15.5 / sq mi 28.7% 299.4 mi
83
Prospect Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 9,458 people 15.5 / sq mi 29.9% 72.7 mi
84
Guilford South Central Connecticut Planning Region · 22,108 people 14.9 / sq mi 31.2% 209.5 mi
85
New Milford Western Connecticut Planning Region · 28,334 people 14.8 / sq mi 32.1% 294.1 mi
86
Stonington Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 18,478 people 14.8 / sq mi 28.7% 179.0 mi
87
Westbrook Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 6,856 people 14.6 / sq mi 33.3% 72.5 mi
88
Middlefield Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 4,243 people 13.7 / sq mi 26.5% 49.8 mi
89
North Branford South Central Connecticut Planning Region · 13,503 people 13.3 / sq mi 23.3% 99.4 mi
90
Waterford Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 19,673 people 13.2 / sq mi 26.4% 148.9 mi
91
Canton Capitol Planning Region · 10,144 people 13.2 / sq mi 21.9% 99.8 mi
92
Portland Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 9,434 people 13.2 / sq mi 20.1% 84.7 mi
93
Ellington Capitol Planning Region · 16,455 people 12.6 / sq mi 27.2% 132.6 mi
94
Oxford Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 12,991 people 12.5 / sq mi 26.5% 148.4 mi
95
East Windsor Capitol Planning Region · 11,213 people 12.5 / sq mi 17% 98.9 mi
96
Ledyard Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 15,433 people 12.3 / sq mi 25.3% 154.2 mi
97
Southbury Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 20,071 people 11.7 / sq mi 29% 180.6 mi
98
East Granby Capitol Planning Region · 5,238 people 11.7 / sq mi 29% 63.3 mi
99
Killingly Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 17,867 people 11.5 / sq mi 25% 183.7 mi
100
Coventry Capitol Planning Region · 12,326 people 11.4 / sq mi 28.9% 142.6 mi
101
Mansfield Capitol Planning Region · 25,358 people 11.3 / sq mi 20% 172.3 mi
102
East Hampton Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 12,925 people 11.0 / sq mi 29.9% 125.3 mi
103
Plainfield Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 15,141 people · next door 10.4 / sq mi 23.6% 137.7 mi
104
Deep River Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 4,458 people 10.4 / sq mi 31.6% 46.1 mi
105
Easton Greater Bridgeport Planning Region · 7,670 people 10.2 / sq mi 27% 114.7 mi
106
Montville Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 17,950 people 10.1 / sq mi 27.6% 155.2 mi
107
Bolton Capitol Planning Region · 4,853 people 10.1 / sq mi 28.2% 57.2 mi
108
Winchester Northwest Hills Planning Region · 10,284 people 10.0 / sq mi 20.3% 109.6 mi
109
Woodbury Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 9,833 people 10.0 / sq mi 23.9% 132.7 mi
110
Griswold Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 11,530 people 9.8 / sq mi 25.6% 123.6 mi
111
Granby Capitol Planning Region · 11,184 people 9.8 / sq mi 19.6% 130.9 mi
112
Somers Capitol Planning Region · 10,308 people 9.7 / sq mi 27.6% 108.1 mi
113
Redding Western Connecticut Planning Region · 8,780 people 9.7 / sq mi 22.6% 120.7 mi
114
Durham Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 7,208 people 9.6 / sq mi 30.8% 83.7 mi
115
Suffield Capitol Planning Region · 15,702 people 9.4 / sq mi 24% 130.5 mi
116
Tolland Capitol Planning Region · 14,606 people 9.1 / sq mi 28.7% 154.0 mi
117
Bethany South Central Connecticut Planning Region · 5,288 people 9.0 / sq mi 28.6% 78.0 mi
118
Burlington Northwest Hills Planning Region · 9,680 people 8.5 / sq mi 31.6% 106.0 mi
119
Chester Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 3,825 people 8.2 / sq mi 27.1% 45.1 mi
120
Colchester Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 15,648 people 7.8 / sq mi 27.9% 158.6 mi
121
Marlborough Capitol Planning Region · 6,130 people 7.8 / sq mi 19.8% 69.2 mi
122
Sherman Western Connecticut Planning Region · 3,554 people 7.5 / sq mi 42.4% 82.3 mi
123
Haddam Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 8,644 people 7.4 / sq mi 28.6% 134.3 mi
124
Sprague Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 2,962 people 7.1 / sq mi 24% 35.2 mi
125
East Haddam Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 8,969 people 6.8 / sq mi 25.5% 161.1 mi
126
Brooklyn Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 8,517 people · next door 6.8 / sq mi 27.6% 88.0 mi
127
Stafford Capitol Planning Region · 11,511 people 6.3 / sq mi 24.5% 152.9 mi
128
Thompson Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 9,337 people 6.3 / sq mi 26.3% 128.8 mi
129
Lisbon Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 4,211 people 6.3 / sq mi 20.5% 47.8 mi
130
Hebron Capitol Planning Region · 9,157 people 6.2 / sq mi 24.4% 102.4 mi
131
Litchfield Northwest Hills Planning Region · 8,260 people 6.1 / sq mi 24.7% 163.8 mi
132
New Hartford Northwest Hills Planning Region · 6,675 people 6.1 / sq mi 26.7% 106.9 mi
133
Bethlehem Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · 3,423 people 6.1 / sq mi 23.1% 62.0 mi
134
North Canaan Northwest Hills Planning Region · 3,221 people 6.1 / sq mi 20.3% 49.7 mi
135
Killingworth Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region · 6,240 people 6.0 / sq mi 23.2% 94.7 mi
136
Columbia Capitol Planning Region · 5,300 people 5.8 / sq mi 28.2% 63.0 mi
137
Harwinton Northwest Hills Planning Region · 5,575 people 5.7 / sq mi 28.2% 85.8 mi
138
Washington Northwest Hills Planning Region · 3,676 people 5.5 / sq mi 14.2% 114.9 mi
139
Woodstock Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 8,319 people 5.4 / sq mi 17.9% 171.1 mi
140
Andover Capitol Planning Region · 3,152 people 4.8 / sq mi 27.2% 44.8 mi
141
Salisbury Northwest Hills Planning Region · 4,224 people 4.5 / sq mi 26.3% 123.8 mi
142
Preston Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 4,821 people 4.4 / sq mi 23.3% 78.7 mi
143
Willington Capitol Planning Region · 5,575 people 4.0 / sq mi 20.2% 93.0 mi
144
Pomfret Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 4,317 people · next door 3.9 / sq mi 17.3% 91.9 mi
145
Ashford Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 4,226 people 3.9 / sq mi 22.8% 89.3 mi
146
Lebanon Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 7,116 people 3.4 / sq mi 21.9% 124.2 mi
147
Salem Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 4,282 people 3.4 / sq mi 26.5% 59.1 mi
148
Sharon Northwest Hills Planning Region · 2,723 people 3.4 / sq mi 22.3% 125.0 mi
149
Goshen Northwest Hills Planning Region · 3,196 people 3.3 / sq mi 29.7% 88.7 mi
150
Barkhamsted Northwest Hills Planning Region · 3,678 people 3.1 / sq mi 30.6% 75.9 mi
151
Sterling Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 3,629 people 3.1 / sq mi 23.9% 58.1 mi
152
Kent Northwest Hills Planning Region · 3,056 people 3.1 / sq mi 30.3% 106.5 mi
153
North Stonington Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 5,160 people 3.0 / sq mi 21.8% 111.6 mi
154
Canterbury Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 5,124 people 2.7 / sq mi 25.9% 87.8 mi
155
Voluntown Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region · 2,604 people 1.9 / sq mi 23.8% 68.9 mi
We rank every town by street connectivity: intersections per square mile, the standard walkability measure the EPA uses. More intersections mean shorter, more direct walks, while cul-de-sac layouts with long dead ends rank lower. Sidewalks are not mapped consistently enough to rank, so this measures the street grid itself. The town with the highest figure ranks #1.
Only towns with at least 2,500 residents are ranked; Census estimates for smaller places are too uncertain. Population and income: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Trails, streets and parks: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Conserved land: USGS PAD-US . Measured within each town's Census boundary. Town photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each town’s page.
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