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Real positions kept, at whatever scale the question needs: a block, a campus, a town. Streets, water, and barriers go in because they are what makes two nearby things far apart. The finding is usually a route rather than a location. Straight-line closeness and travel closeness come apart the moment a river or a one-way street sits between you and the thing you meant to use.

Real positions kept, at whatever scale the question needs: a block, a campus, a town. Streets, water, and barriers go in because they are what makes two nearby things far apart. The finding is usually a route rather than a location. Straight-line closeness and travel closeness come apart the moment a river or a one-way street sits between you and the thing you meant to use.

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Best when distance and route are part of the answer, and the barriers between places are real.