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New Mexico rankings · Outdoors Most walkable towns in New Mexico Ranked by street connectivity: intersections per square mile, the standard walkability measure the EPA uses. 72 towns with 2,500+ residents.
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Broadview Not on this list Broadview has fewer than 2,500 residents, the floor for NM lists.
All 72 towns Intersections per sq mi, highest first. Towns next door to Broadview are tagged.
# Town Intersections per sq mi Dead ends Street miles
2
Albuquerque 562,218 people
103 / sq mi
17.8% 2,574.8 mi
3
Anthony 8,767 people
100 / sq mi
12.3% 38.7 mi
4
Portales 11,968 people
92.4 / sq mi
8.5% 99.5 mi
5
Tularosa 2,597 people
86.2 / sq mi
17.1% 36.0 mi
6
Bernalillo 9,086 people
82.5 / sq mi
24.5% 71.0 mi
7
Las Vegas 13,000 people
81.7 / sq mi
17.5% 104.0 mi
9
Taos 6,458 people
75.7 / sq mi
27.8% 74.7 mi
10
Santa Fe 89,019 people
74.9 / sq mi
20.4% 590.6 mi
11
Clovis 37,942 people
72.9 / sq mi
12.1% 258.9 mi
13
Artesia 12,576 people
69.8 / sq mi
9.1% 123.6 mi
14
Roswell 47,638 people
67.4 / sq mi
11.5% 322.3 mi
16
Raton 6,026 people
66.2 / sq mi
15.2% 79.2 mi
17
Eunice 3,015 people
66.0 / sq mi
8.4% 38.8 mi
18
Española 10,473 people
65.8 / sq mi
32.2% 90.4 mi
19
Deming 15,221 people
64.1 / sq mi
6.2% 166.2 mi
21
Alamogordo 31,307 people
61.6 / sq mi
12.7% 221.0 mi
22
Farmington 46,314 people
59.5 / sq mi
20.3% 334.0 mi
23
Tucumcari 5,160 people
58.8 / sq mi
11% 93.5 mi
24
Las Cruces 114,197 people
58.7 / sq mi
16.7% 674.9 mi
25
Hobbs 40,252 people
58.4 / sq mi
10.8% 256.0 mi
26
Ruidoso 7,699 people
55.8 / sq mi
23.7% 175.1 mi
29
Los Lunas 18,618 people
46.8 / sq mi
22.1% 142.1 mi
31
Lovington 11,498 people
43.6 / sq mi
9.6% 86.2 mi
32
Rio Rancho 108,515 people
42.5 / sq mi
15.9% 798.9 mi
33
Carlsbad 31,746 people
42.1 / sq mi
16.5% 263.2 mi
34
Corrales 8,555 people
40.5 / sq mi
43.7% 132.0 mi
35
Agua Fria 2,898 people
40.2 / sq mi
41.2% 30.2 mi
37
Peralta 3,404 people
39.5 / sq mi
39.9% 43.3 mi
38
El Cerro 2,923 people
39.0 / sq mi
43.6% 38.3 mi
39
Gallup 21,023 people
38.1 / sq mi
23.7% 146.9 mi
42
Clayton 2,753 people
34.9 / sq mi
9.9% 45.2 mi
43
Los Alamos 13,317 people
34.3 / sq mi
26.3% 72.3 mi
46
Grants 8,951 people
33.4 / sq mi
17.9% 79.3 mi
47
Socorro 8,481 people
32.8 / sq mi
16.8% 91.8 mi
49
Belen 7,450 people
23.9 / sq mi
20.5% 79.9 mi
50
White Rock 5,716 people
23.7 / sq mi
27.3% 35.4 mi
51
Vado 2,895 people
21.9 / sq mi
30.9% 19.4 mi
52
Shiprock 7,610 people
21.5 / sq mi
31.3% 78.2 mi
53
Lee Acres 4,272 people
21.5 / sq mi
32.7% 58.9 mi
54
Los Chaves 4,838 people
21.0 / sq mi
35.1% 72.2 mi
57
Aztec 6,150 people
18.8 / sq mi
24.3% 65.3 mi
59
Bloomfield 7,395 people
18.5 / sq mi
26.1% 74.4 mi
62
Placitas 4,223 people
15.3 / sq mi
44.9% 135.9 mi
63
Dulce 3,218 people
15.2 / sq mi
33.3% 39.0 mi
66
La Cienega 3,543 people
12.2 / sq mi
39.6% 56.1 mi
68
Chaparral 18,186 people
10.2 / sq mi
17.3% 221.9 mi
70
Edgewood 6,124 people
8.1 / sq mi
35.5% 161.2 mi
72
Crownpoint 2,882 people
2.1 / sq mi
28.4% 49.1 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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