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The CAMINABILIDAD group contains two layers that together describe the pedestrian environment of Godoy Cruz: a detailed street-level walkability assessment and a set of proposed connection corridors. The walkability index translates a multi-criteria evaluation of each street segment into a single composite score displayed through a four-level colour ramp, while the corridors layer shows the major pedestrian and active-mobility routes that planners propose to strengthen in order to link the department’s district nodes. Both layers are designed to be used together with the node polygons to understand which corridors connect which nodes and where walkability quality needs improvement.

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Índice Final de Caminabilidad

Layer control label: Índice Final de Caminabilidad
GeoJSON source: Traza.js
Variable: traza This is a multilinestring layer (the Traza dataset) where each street segment has been scored by a composite walkability methodology. The score is stored in the PROMEDIO_P property (a value from 1 to 4) and the segment name or label is stored in the Name property. The estilocaminabilidad() function reads PROMEDIO_P for every feature and applies the corresponding colour, with a line weight of 5 for high visibility.

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Score reference table

ScoreCategoryColourMeaning
4Óptimo#16b934 (green)Optimal walkability
3Bueno#fbeb09 (yellow)Good walkability
2Regular#ff7f00 (orange)Regular-to-poor walkability
1Malo#e31a1c (red)Poor walkability

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Style function

function estilocaminabilidad() {
    traza.eachLayer(function (featureInstanceLayer) {
        var id_feature = featureInstanceLayer.feature.properties['PROMEDIO_P'];
        if (id_feature == 1) {
            color_actual = '#e31a1c';
        } else if (id_feature == 2) {
            color_actual = '#ff7f00';
        } else if (id_feature == 3) {
            color_actual = '#fbeb09';
        } else if (id_feature == 4) {
            color_actual = '#16b934';
        }
        featureInstanceLayer.setStyle({
            color: color_actual, fillOpacity: 1, weight: 5
        });
    });
}
Handled by agregarPopupCaminabilidad, which shows the segment label (Name) and its description (descriptio): 
function agregarPopupCaminabilidad(feature, layer) {
    if (feature.properties && feature.properties.Name) {
        layer.bindPopup("<strong>" + feature.properties.Name + "</strong><br/>" + feature.properties.descriptio + "</strong><br/>");
    }
}

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Layer initialisation

traza = L.geoJson(Traza, {
    onEachFeature: agregarPopupCaminabilidad
});
After initialisation, estilocaminabilidad() is called during map setup to apply the colour-coded styling to all segments.
The walkability legend — listing the four categories (Óptimo, Bueno, Regular, Malo) with their colour swatches — is displayed in the bottom-right area of the map header whenever any layer in the CAMINABILIDAD group is relevant. The reference panel (#ref_traza) is always visible in the map interface as part of the #referencias header block.

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Propuesta Corredores de Conexión Territorial

Layer control label: Propuesta Corredores de Conexión Territorial
GeoJSON source: Corredores.js
Variable: corredores This layer shows the major territorial connection corridors proposed by the Observatorio Territorial planning framework. These are the principal active-mobility and pedestrian routes that are intended to link the Grade 1 and Grade 2 district nodes across the department. Each corridor is a named multilinestring and is rendered as a thick blue polyline to distinguish it clearly from the walkability score lines. Style: Solid blue stroke (#234bff) at weight: 5, giving the corridors strong visual presence when overlaid on the walkability index or node polygons. Named corridors (from the Name property of the dataset):
  • CORREDOR DEL OESTE
  • J.V. GONZALEZ
  • RIVADAVIA
  • TERRADA
  • SAN MARTIN
Popup: Uses agregarPopuppuntorecepcionpilas, which shows the corridor’s Name property: 
function agregarPopuppuntorecepcionpilas(feature, layer) {
    if (feature.properties && feature.properties.Name) {
        layer.bindPopup("<strong>" + feature.properties.Name + "</strong>");
    }
}
Layer initialisation: 
corredores = L.geoJson(Corredores, {
    onEachFeature: agregarPopuppuntorecepcionpilas
}).setStyle({
    color: "#234bff",
    weight: 5
});

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