How Many City Blocks Equal One Mile?

It depends on how large the city block is, as they are not the same size, hence less blocks are needed to make your mile. Also keep in mind that each city block is as big as its' city, with this in mind, it may be safe to say that a city block is approximately 1/16 to 1/8 of a mile.

There are approximately 12 city blocks that equal 1 mile. This can vary from city to city though, with some blocks being further apart, and some being closer together. In New York City 1 mile consists of 20 blocks, and in Washington D.C., 1 mile consists of 10 blocks.

There is no standard measurement for a city block. City blocks come in all different sizes, but as a general rule, in the United States, many city blocks are from 1/6 to 1/8 of a mile. In Manhattan, New York, 20 blocks equals one mile.

The size of city blocks differ from city to city and can even vary from block to block in the same city. In Washington, DC there are 10 blocks per mile and in many places in New York City there are 20 blocks per mile. So where you are and when the city was designed and built will determine the number of city blocks in one mile.

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