Segregation in US cities visualised (suburbs, areas, place)

[BPerone201]

[GLS2010]

Orlando (though the minority population has increased sharply since 2000).

[20yrsinBranson]

Originally Posted by 11thHour

Segregation In US Cities, Visualised | Gizmodo Australia



Example, New York City:



Full list of maps here:

Race and ethnicity - a set on Flickr (http://www.flickr.com/photos/walkingsf/sets/72157624812674967/ - broken link)


Very interesting to see some very sharp borders in some cities, and no so much in others.

I want to know what the heck all those white people are doing in the middle of that big blue blob toward the bottom there, in the middle.

20yrsinBranson

[BPerone201]

Originally Posted by Avtomat Kalashnikova

I drew the city borders for D.C., MD, and VA just to give it a more precise view:

Damn!
Figures that this kind of thing would happen to or nations capital.

[oakparkdude]

Originally Posted by 20yrsinBranson

I want to know what the heck all those white people are doing in the middle of that big blue blob toward the bottom there, in the middle.

20yrsinBranson

I think that's a Hasidic community in Crown Heights.

[oakparkdude]

Can't wait to see these maps replotted with the new 2010 census data.

[californio sur]

Fascinating images. It is particularly gratifying that California has such diversity; true rainbows.

[Mgyeldell]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/42958343@N07/5021607057/ (broken link)
Atlanta1 | Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://www.flickr.com/photos/42958343@N07/5021607057/ - broken link)

SOme of the hoods and cities might be off but I had fun doing it

[Marlin331]

Originally Posted by oakparkdude

I think that's a Hasidic community in Crown Heights.

Bingo.

[northstar22]

Anchorage is the most integrated city on that list -- there are literally NO ethnic neighborhoods (and it's not all white, either). Total integration.