With respect to walkability, that doesn't describe a really small town in North America, it describes almost every city and town in the US. If you look at citi

With respect to walkability, that doesn't describe a really small town in North America, it describes almost every city and town in the US. If you look at cities of 100k+, in the vast majority of them, only a tiny fraction of their residents can walk to a grocery store in 5 minutes. In fact, there are only a 3 very large cities (500k+) in the entire country where the majority of the population is a 5 minute walk from a grocery store. https://usa.streetsblog.org/2014/03/27/the-5-cities-where-its-easiest-and-hardest-to-walk-to-the-grocery-store/ https://usa.streetsblog.org/2014/03/27/the-5-cities-where-it...