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Smith Homes is the 15th most walkable neighborhood in Greensboro with 2,179 residents.

Smith Homes does not have many bike lanes.

Nearby neighborhoods: Southmont, Oakgrove, Glenwood, Warnersville, Spring Valley, Piedmont Hills and Arlington Park.

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Smith Homes is a Car-Dependent neighborhood

Most errands require a car.

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Most errands require a car in Smith Homes Greensboro.

Smith Homes is the 15th most walkable neighborhood in Greensboro with a Walk Score of 48.

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Smith Homes Neighborhood Ranking

Compare Smith Homes to other Greensboro neighborhoods.

Rank #	Name	Walk Score	Transit Score	Bike Score	Population
13	Oakgrove	52	-	43	762
14	Shannon Woods	51	-	45	815
15	Smith Homes	48	-	48	2,179
16	Sunset Hills	48	-	48	810
17	Rosewood	48	-	41	861

Smith Homes is Somewhat Bikeable

Minimal bike infrastructure.

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