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Why Maps?

Feet First's Mapping Homepage

At Feet First, we see maps as ways to both celebrate and transform your neighborhood.  We work with people from all walks of a community to publish our Neighborhoods on Foot series.  In each community, we find that people identify with where they live and have passionate ideas of how to shape the future.

Neighborhoods on Foot Series

Our "Neighborhoods on Foot" maps are periodicals -- in them you can read about important current events, up and coming  groups, or how to put your finger on the pulse of the community.  We reissue them with local support and participation.  The cover side is rich with content that will increase your community quotient.  The *Neighborhoods on Foot Series* can be picked up for free from our office or in your neighborhood.

You may also view and download some of our maps online.

Newest:

 

Central District - Seattle

(Map l Text side)

North Beacon Hill - Seattle
(Map | Text side)

Burien (en espanol)
(Map | Text side)


2006 Editions:
Designing Delridge - Seattle (Prizes!)

West Hill/Skyway - King County
(Map | Text side)

Ballard - Seattle in PDF


Previous editions:
Walking Uptown - Seattle
(Document | Map) in PDF

UWALK - Seattle's greater University District


Soon to be released:
Central District


Food Environment Maps

In 2005-6, Feet First worked with T.T. Minor Elementary School faculty, staff & families, amazing Seattle School District nutrition champions, the Steps to Health King County program, and University of Washington ECOR researchers as a part of our collaborative "Eat Better, Feel Better" project.  This special Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Healthy Eating by Design grant included a component that enabled us to focus on the connections between walking and eating.  
Students there piloted a walking field trip approach to investigating the food environment.  We learned first hand about the important link between walking and the food environment.  We published a unique map of the food environment around TT Minor that also tells the story of the program.
(11" x 17" Map & Brochure) (PDF)

School Walk Route Maps

Mapping is a great way to promote programs.  In Washington, schools are required to develop walking route maps around elementary schools.  We think that this is an important opportunity to promote walking to school as well as safety.  Contact us if you want help developing maps for your school. We can share everything from tools to help the pencil & paper volunteer mappers or ideas to inspire mapping professionals. See Seattle Schools Walk Route Maps.

The Green Map System

Feet First has been a force behind the online Seattle Green Map.  If you want to see something cool check this out.  If you are willing to install a plug-in or a new browser, you can have an even cooler map.  Next up:  we're working toward a print version of the map in 2007.
(www.seattlegreenmap.net

Neighborhood Quick Maps

We routinely develop maps to support our re+walk events (walking audits), community celebrations, and for other purposes.  

Volunteer Opportunity

If you have mapping expertise and want to volunteer on a project, we are interested in expanding our corps of volunteers and professionals.


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