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Neighborhoods of Ans | Scores and Quality of Life

Detailed neighborhood score analysis in Ans: transport, schools, shops, green spaces and walkability.

66/100Overall score

The quality of life scores for Ans are based on public data about transport, education, amenities, green spaces and walkability.

Compared to regional average:Above average(regional avg.: 54/100)

Detailed Scores

Transport & Mobility

93

Access to public transport, stations, bus stops and cycling infrastructure.

Schools & Education

76

Proximity and quality of nursery, primary and secondary schools.

Shops & Services

51

Access to local shops, supermarkets, restaurants and services.

Green Spaces

69

Parks, public gardens, forests and accessible natural areas.

Walkability

45

Ease of walking for daily activities.

Compared to regional average

Ans66/100
Regional average (WALLONIE)54/100

Ans scores 12 points above the regional average.

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Frequently asked questions

The quality of life score for Ans is a weighted average of transport, schools, shops, green spaces and walkability. See the detailed scores above.
The police count the offences recorded on a municipality's territory, including those against commuters, shoppers and visitors. Dividing that count by residents alone makes towns that draw many people look more dangerous than they are for the people who live there. The Ans page shows recorded offences per 1,000 residents next to the Belgian median, without turning it into a score out of 100.
The schools score measures proximity and accessibility of nursery, primary and secondary schools in and around Ans.
The transport score evaluates proximity to train stations, bus stops, tram lines and cycling infrastructure.
The green score measures accessibility of parks, forests and nature reserves around Ans.
Compare Ans's scores with the regional average in the "Regional Comparison" section above.

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Scores are indicative and based on public data. They do not constitute a professional assessment.