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Four Corners, OR
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33% of Four Corners residents live within a 10-minute walk of a park. National Average 55%

We’re working to ensure that every person, in every neighborhood, in every city across America has a quality park within a 10-minute walk of home.

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How are the parks distributed?
Four Corners residents who live within a 10-minute walk of a park
By Age (%)
Children (0 - 19)
33
Adults (20 - 64)
33
Seniors (65+)
33
By Income (%)
High Income
38
Middle Income
36
Low Income
25
Race/Ethnicity (%)
American Indian*
32
Asian*
37
Black*
39
Hispanic
30
Pacific Islander*
38
White*
35
2 or More Races*
41
Other*
25
*Excludes those that report Hispanic origin (which is captured separately from race by the U.S. Census).
Park Space per Person by Race/Ethnicity Relative to City Median
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Where are the parks most needed?
Four Corners has 2 parks.

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Our Work in Oregon
We’re Helping People Connect with Nature Near You
TPL and Boeing Honor Local Environmental Heroes
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September 2, 2020
How We Win: A Look at How TPL Secures Public Funding for Parks and Open Space
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We Disrupt This Program
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Diane Regas on TPL’s 50th Anniversary
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2022 Year in Review
Blog
We’re Working to Restore Sacred Lands to Tribal and Indigenous Communities
Blog
In Chiloquin, Oregon, a Reimagined Schoolyard Celebrates the Klamath Tribes’ Culture
Blog
Land Protection: More Than the Sum of Its Parts
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Saving America’s Forests One Community at a Time
Blog
Winners of the 2021 Boeing Environmental Leadership Award
Blog
Make the Commitment
Pledge to make parks a priority!
Everyone should have access to a quality park within a 10-minute walk of home. Our 10-Minute Walk™ Program calls on mayors to demonstrate their commitment to parks and adopt long-term, system-wide strategies that accelerate the creation of parks.
10-minute walk link Visit the 10-Minute Walk Program website to learn how your city can get involved.
Explore the Data
Trust for Public Land maintains the country’s most comprehensive databases on city parks. Check them out to learn more.
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