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City of Seattle creates a map just for pedestrians
Whether you're looking to walk on a sidewalk, park trail or shoulder on a quiet street, you'll be able to find it on a new map created for pedestrians by the Seattle Department of Transportation.
Whether you're looking to walk on a sidewalk, park trail or shoulder on a quiet street, you'll be able to find it on a new map created for pedestrians by the Seattle Department of Transportation.
The Seattle Walking Map, divided into north, central and south, shows options for easy to more challenging walking routes throughout the city, according to a news release from the transportation department.
To see the map, visit this address: http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/walk_map.htm .
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