This article examines the relationship between the population and steets of Greenway City, Illinois. In order to answer this question, we first looked at the distribution of the greenway and the socioeconomic status of residents. Then, we determined whether these two factors were related. In addition to the population, the factors used to assess accessibility included age, gender, and the percentage of African Americans, Hispanics, or Latinos living in the block group. Additionally, we looked at the number of greenway entrances within one, three, and five miles of block groups.
The name "Greenway" is used for a variety of places within the city. It is an official city name designated by the USPS. However, it could also refer to a town, village, school, or other location. Greenway's ZIP Code is D (Default). This is the preferred name used by the USPS. Each ZIP Code has a default name. The population of Greenway is expected to be between 2010 and 2020.
The study found that the city center is denser than the outer areas, and that households on the north side of the county have higher per capita incomes than those in the inner parts of the city. The population of the urban area is more likely to access the greenway, as measured by its accessibility. The urban area also had more greenway entrances within one mile and three miles of a neighborhood. Finally, education levels play an important role in accessing the greenway.