Mapping America: Every City, Every Block

[MrScorpio]

http://projects.nytimes.com/census/2010/explorer?view=raceethnicity&lat=40.6311&lng=-73.994&l=12

Browse local data from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey, based on samples from 2005 to 2009.

[Viking12]

1. WOW!

It's interesting to see the changes in median income in our area. The "rich" areas have seen a 10% increase in median income since 2000, while my working class neighborhood has a seen a 39% drop. Yep, those Bush tax cuts worked great for the middle-class....NOT!

[WCGreen]

5. I was just letting the pointer fall on county's across the country and more than

half of the 60 or so I stopped at had negative growth of more than 5%

This country is fucked. We can't possible survive with this kind of anemic growth or "grow" our way out of the deficit...

[eleny]

10. How about 75%+ in an area of downtown Denver

That shocked the heck out of me. Some ritzy condos there, I guess.

[WCGreen]

2. Interesting....

[Roland99]

3. cool.

[HoosierStateDem]

4. Thanks!

Thanks for posting this. This is very interesting.

[ProdigalJunkMail]

6. that is amazing...such data and detail... n/t

[BadgerKid]

7. Very cool. Thanks! n/t

[progressoid]

8. Eeek!

7% Hispanics in my neigborhood.

Kidding of course.

Very cool map. That's a keeper.

[Doc_Technical]

9. Thanks MrScorpio for the info.

My old neighborhood (95111) is the most depressed on
that map.

Median household income: $37,035
Change since 2000 : -47%

[Toucano]

11. OMG! I had no idea the U.S. was so segregated.

That really shocks me.