List of car-free places

Columns: State | Location | Area | Character
California | Sacramento | K Street Mall | Covers 12 blocks ( 1 mile ) of K Street , including an outdoor shopping mall , a pedestrian freeway underpass to the city 's historic district , shopping , entertainment , and a business and mixed-use residential district | California | Santa Monica | Third Street Promenade , 1/2 mile ( 800 m ) of 3rd Street | Car-free shopping district , with further expansion planned | California | Venice | Venice Canals | A small portion of a large canal system created by Abbot Kinney to be the Venice of America still exists . A majority of the canals were filled in 1929 to make way for the automobile , though a square roughly 1,000 ft ( 300 m ) still exists on one side | Colorado | Aspen | Pedestrian malls | Three blocks of E. Hyman Ave. , S. Mill St. , and E. Cooper Ave. in downtown , adjacent to Wagner Park , have been pedestrianized | Colorado | Boulder | Pedestrian mall | At the city center ; there is some debate as to whether this really is a car free area or not . The Pearl Street Mall is absolutely car free , and extends through several blocks of the center of the city | Colorado | Denver | 16th Street Mall , about a mile ( 1.6 km ) long | Transit mall with pedestrian-only extensions . However , electric buses and police cars drive throughout the area at all times , alongside pedicabs and horse-drawn carriages . It is forbidden to ride ordinary bicycles along the mall except on Sundays , and bicycles parked on the mall are impounded by police after a few hours ' notice | Colorado | Fort Collins | 1 street | Old Town Square commercial district

Example questions:
What is the state capital of the state containing the car-free floating village with a population of 76 ? | What is the size of the economy in the state containing the car-free city known for art-deco architecture ? | In the state with a population of 5,770,545 what is the highest listed population for a single city ? | What landmark in the 6th largest state recently had its centennial anniversary ? | What was the name of the school founded by a minority leader in the state producing the most GDP in 1913 ?

Answers:
Juneau | $ 1.0 trillion | 716,492 | Grand Canyon National Park | An Chang-ho