RANKING · 2024 ACS · 65 SHOWN OF 65

Most walking commuters, Connecticut cities

Connecticut cities ranked by the share of workers who walk to work (2024 ACS). This list covers the 65 cities in Connecticut that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPWALKED TO WORKVS 2010

01Storrs, CTCT15,20720.9%−51%

02New Haven, CTCT138,77413.8%+5%

03Conning Towers-Nautilus Park, CTCT8,46011.9%−60%

04Groton, CTCT10,16011.5%+88%

05New London, CTCT28,0038.8%−33%

06Willimantic, CTCT18,0968.5%−13%

07New Canaan, CTCT6,8968.0%–

08Winsted, CTCT6,9775.9%+180%

09Greenwich, CTCT14,7925.8%−40%

10Middletown, CTCT48,4395.4%−10%

11Stamford, CTCT139,5354.9%−19%

12Simsbury Center, CTCT6,1984.8%−9%

13Hartford, CTCT121,9814.7%−42%

14Staples, CTCT7,3404.1%–

15Bridgeport, CTCT152,2734.1%−5%

16New Milford, CTCT8,1884.0%+116%

17East Haven, CTCT27,8063.2%+227%

18Norwalk, CTCT94,5082.9%+54%

19Cos Cob, CTCT7,5462.9%+350%

20Pawcatuck, CTCT5,5772.7%−18%

21Wallingford Center, CTCT18,2082.6%−29%

22Torrington, CTCT35,7962.6%+70%

23West Haven, CTCT55,3512.6%+17%

24Glastonbury Center, CTCT7,2662.2%−30%

25Meriden, CTCT60,8102.2%+20%

26New Britain, CTCT76,2862.2%−35%

27Terryville, CTCT5,4612.1%+229%

28Cheshire, CTCT6,1722.1%+427%

29Waterbury, CTCT115,7712.1%−12%

30Manchester, CTCT36,7591.9%+43%

31Oakville, CTCT9,2761.9%+53%

32Bristol, CTCT62,3411.8%+26%

33Old Greenwich, CTCT6,9361.8%−40%

34Ridgefield, CTCT6,9701.5%−57%

35West Hartford, CTCT63,6201.5%−41%

36Windsor Locks, CTCT12,5791.4%+42%

37Thompsonville, CTCT7,9271.4%−79%

38Danbury, CTCT89,0331.4%−60%

39Ansonia, CTCT19,2161.3%+4%

40Riverside, CTCT8,9541.2%+240%

41Branford Center, CTCT6,3051.2%+31%

42North Haven, CTCT24,3361.2%+58%

43Kensington, CTCT9,9621.2%+238%

44Wethersfield, CTCT27,2501.1%+3%

45Derby, CTCT12,9251.1%−69%

46Orange, CTCT14,3151.0%+236%

47Norwich, CTCT40,0011.0%−31%

48Bethel, CTCT11,4040.9%−72%

49Milford, CTCT51,2150.6%−22%

50Rockville, CTCT7,0720.6%−94%

51Southwood Acres, CTCT8,1150.5%−50%

52Shelton, CTCT42,8800.5%+7%

53Sandy Hook, CTCT9,8630.5%–

54Noroton, CTCT5,5390.5%–

55East Hartford, CTCT50,9180.5%−70%

56Hazardville, CTCT6,0220.4%−67%

57Newington, CTCT30,8960.4%−6%

58Portland, CTCT5,9440.4%−84%

59Naugatuck, CTCT32,2300.3%−24%

60Trumbull Center, CTCT10,2640.3%–

61Long Hill CDP (Greater Bridgeport County), CTCT8,6810.1%–

62Daniels Farm, CTCT5,9760.0%–

63Northford, CTCT6,1860.0%–

64Putnam, CTCT7,1200.0%−100%

65Sherwood Manor, CTCT5,7060.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES