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Stinson, Hamilton — Schools, Walkability & Amenities

Stinson is a neighbourhood in Hamilton. See its schools, walkability, parks, transit and amenities — built from open data and refreshed daily.

45/100
D
HomesTrend Liveability Score

A composite 0–100 from six factors — safety, walkability, schools, park access, transit and grocery access — weighted most heavily toward safety and walkability. Grades: A 80–100 · B 65–79 · C 50–64 · D 35–49 · F 0–34.

Amenities & access

Walkability
54/100
Within-Hamilton score — amenity density, transit, street connectivity (HomesTrend).
Transit Access
66/100
Within-Hamilton score from transit stop coverage (HomesTrend).
Schools
2
Public & independent schools (Statistics Canada ODEF).
Park Access
7
Parks within / adjacent to the boundary.
Grocery Stores
0
Supermarkets & grocery stores nearby.
Restaurants & Cafes
0
Dining options within the neighbourhood.
Healthcare
3
Hospitals, clinics, dentists, pharmacies.
Transit Stops
13
Public-transit stops in the boundary.
Rec Centres
1
Arenas, community centres, pools, fitness.

Amenity counts via Geoapify (OpenStreetMap). Schools: Statistics Canada ODEF. Transit & parks: open data. Not financial advice.
Contains public sector Data made available under the City of Hamilton's Open Data Licence.

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Common questions

What is the liveability score of Stinson?
Stinson scores 45/100 (grade D) on the HomesTrend Liveability Score — a composite of safety, walkability, schools, park access, transit and grocery access, normalized within Hamilton.
What amenities does Stinson have?
Stinson has 2 schools, 7 parks, 0 grocery stores and 13 transit stops, among other amenities counted from open data.
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