Walk Score recently released its updated list of the most walkable cities in the country, and Seattle ranked sixth among the 50 largest cities in the country.

Within Seattle, Capitol Hill gets a 91, making it a “walker’s paradise,” according to the site’s calculations. That makes the Hill the 10th most walkable “neighborhood” in the city, which the Denny Triangle taking the top spot. First Hill comes in at number six, with a score of 94.

Walk Score is a website that calculates the walkability of any place in the country. Basically, by looking at amenities within an easy walk, the site determines how easy it would be to live a car-lite life in any particular location. For the neighborhood scores, the site averages all points with neighborhood.

From WalkScore.com

The Hill’s ranking was diminished significantly by the inclusion of Interlaken Park within its bounds. However, the folks at Walk Score did redraw the borders of the neighborhood since 2008, when the neighborhood ranked 12th in the city. They must have been listening to our complaints.

But walkability on the Hill is well-known. Much of the neighborhood, such as many locations along Broadway, get perfect scores from the site. In general, the further east from Broadway, the lower the score. For example, 15th and Republican scores a 91, while 19th and Republican scores a measly 80.

You can go online and check out your home’s Walk Score. The site also calculates your Transit Score, which looks at how easy it would be to make the majority of trips using public transit.