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Living in Berkeley, MO

Berkeley Area Facts

  • Berkeley has a Livability Score of 54/100, which is considered below average
  • Berkeley crime rates are 275% higher than the Missouri average
  • Cost of living in Berkeley is 7% lower than the Missouri average
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      F Amenities

      Are there many local amenities in Berkeley? Well, there are not many amenities close to this location.

      Parks

      Independence Park
      January-Wabash Park
      John L. Brown Park
      Edmundson Park
      Victorian Plaza
      Jeske Park
      Jeske Park
      Plaza at 501

      Entertainment

      Blanche M Touhill Performing Arts Center
      Crest Bowl
      Museum of Western Jesuit Missions

      Food & Drink

      Jack in the Box
      Rally's
      Eighteen 76
      Auntie Anne's
      Natalie's Candy Jar
      Baskin-Robbins
      Dunkin'
      Burger King

      F Commute

      Is public transit available in Berkeley? Of all people who commute, 9.1% take public transportation in Berkeley.
      Drive to Work
      71%

      6% lower than the US average

      Take Public Transit
      9%

      4% higher than the US average

      Walk to Work
      0%

      3% lower than the US average

      F Health & Safety

      Is Berkeley a healthy and safe place to live? No, there are not many hospitals, police and fire stations,

      Hospitals

      Pharmacies

      Doctors