Perceptions of Places for Walking and Playing

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Perceptions of Places for Walking and Playing

April 2010
April, 2010
Author:
Jack Nasar, Ph.D.
Contact Person:
Jack Nasar, Ph.D.
Topic:
Transportation, Roads and Streets, Pedestrian Facilities, Traffic Safety, Parks & Recreation, Parks, Playgrounds, Recreation Programs, Communities, Zoning and Mixed Land Use, Crime
Population Served:
Unspecified
Location by State:
National
Study Type:
Measures
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Presentation at the 2010 National Planning Conference

 

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