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WhenRobLoweRobsLowes t1_j69y0t8 wrote

Not just for this request:

Onthegomap.com gives you the option to draw a route on a map and get the measurments / distance. I use it to map all my running routes.

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godard31 t1_j69suzn wrote

There's a few ways to get a more accurate measurement, but going off of the scale on google maps I'd estimate the perimeter is around 1600 -1800 feet. There's 5280 feet in a mile. So 5280/1600 = 3.3 laps. or 5280/1800 = 2.9 laps. I'm reasonably confident walking 3 laps would get you close to a full mile.

Edit: Measured again, with slightly more accuracy (but still nothing super scientific) I think it is close to 1800 feet. Unless you are walking the inside sidewalk then it might be closer to 1700 feet. Either way, 3 laps

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tesla3by3 t1_j69tlil wrote

My pedometer app says .4 miles, but I think that’s a bit high. Previous apps have put it closer to .35. That’s the oval path within the park, not the sidewalk on the perimeter

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Sankara_Connolly2020 t1_j6a3lw7 wrote

Not sure on the mile question, but it takes approx 11.5 laps to work off a night of drinking at Nico’s that ended with a late night Ritters stop.

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412bikecycler t1_j69okgi wrote

You could use Strava or another similar app to find out

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sleepallday345 t1_j69wqyd wrote

There’s a little sign on the light post on the corner of friendship on Edmond that says 1/4 mile with an arrow, not sure if that means it’s 1/4 mile around?

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KentuckYSnow t1_j6dahoa wrote

Used to be cleaner when dogs weren't allowed, but now that park is a literal shit show.

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mmphoto412 t1_j6d5vpb wrote

Why would you want to do that? Also the sidewalk around that park is not in great shape.

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Low-Lingonberry2760 t1_j6du889 wrote

Because they probably live/work in the neighborhood? It’s a really nice thing to have.

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