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Baker Hills

Atlanta · Caution

Atlanta City Directory (1904) (14755208556) — Internet Archive Book Images (Wikimedia Commons)

54out of 100

Caution

Overall safety score

“Go with care. Baker Hills is a predominantly residential, mid-century neighborhood in Northwest Atlanta that has quiet residential streets but borders commercial corridors with elevated crime rates. While day-to-day neighborhood life is generally calm, visitors should remain aware of their surroundings and avoid walking along unlit corridors at night.”
— Gogo, on Baker Hills

Walk score

32/100

Bike score

38/100

Recent local news: Surrounding corridors along Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive have been the focus of ongoing Atlanta Police Zone 1 safety initiatives addressing auto break-ins and commercial corridor gun violence.

About the area

Quiet ResidentialMid-Century SuburbCar-DependentWooded & Green

Baker Hills is a quiet, tree-canopied enclave of mid-century brick ranch homes located in Atlanta's Westside (Zone 1). It offers a slower residential pace close to major Westside parks, though it lacks direct retail and dining within neighborhood borders.

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Scores are safety-driven: recent crime levels and local news, plus Census data on income and poverty, housing, education and household make-up, and access to vehicles, internet and health coverage. Walk and bike scores are shown separately and do not affect the safety score. A guide, not a guarantee. Neighborhood outlines come from official city and US Census boundary data.

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