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it is about running a mile


Question Posted Tuesday November 24 2015, 5:32 am


How far is a mile in street blocks?


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adviceman49 answered Wednesday November 25 2015, 10:20 am:
A street block has no set distance in the National building code. Therefore it is not possible to calculate how many blocks to a mile.

What might be possible is each jurisdiction decides how many houses or business can be set on each acre of land. If you intend to run in your subdivision you could go to the department of planning and look at the finalized plan for your subdivision. This will reflect how many homes per acre and possibly the length or average length of each block.

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