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How does your neighborhood rate? Mine is middle income, for my region, and slightly higher income for my city. It is pretty evenly split between the range of blue to purple.
I thought the dots were placed a bit arbitrarily, at least out where my house in Florida is......there were dots where the land is National Forest, and theres noooooooooo one there.....hmmmmm, what are those deer up to out there?
I thought the dots were placed a bit arbitrarily, at least out where my house in Florida is......there were dots where the land is National Forest, and theres noooooooooo one there.....hmmmmm, what are those deer up to out there?
I think the dots are placed randomly within each census tract.
I can see why the dots are randomly placed. Most of the household incomes in my tract are in the low range but there is one that is $200,000 plus. I'm not sure exactly who it is and I bet he or she likes it that way ;-)
I can see why the dots are randomly placed. Most of the household incomes in my tract are in the low range but there is one that is $200,000 plus. I'm not sure exactly who it is and I bet he or she likes it that way ;-)
I would guess that since the data is from statistical surveys, taken from 2005-2009, and not the actual census enumeration of 2010, the data set does not include exact street addreses but only census tract. Wait a few more months for the enumeration data of 2010 to become available.
It would appear from that map that there are only 3 incomes in my entire town, but the totally uninhabited sand dunes/woods North of here are doing very well. Well not totally uninhabited, there are some deer that wander through.
My entire town has 3 dots in it one <30k, one in the 50k range, and one in the 75k range; the dunes have 20 or 30 dots, all of them are over $50,000, a couple of them are in the 200+k range..
the totally uninhabited sand dunes/woods North of here are doing very well.
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Originally Posted by oakparkdude
I think the dots are placed randomly within each census tract.
Just sayin'...
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