It contains information on the mail return rate for the census, self-response rate for the ACS, and Low Response Score, all of which may be helpful in targeting areas for a higher response rate in future counts and surveys. In the census, households that did not return their census form were contacted through a non-response follow-up NRFU , which utilized various methods to count these households.
Non-response follow-ups require more resources than mail returns, so this data can be used to strategically increase mail returns in certain areas. Opportunity Insights, a team of researchers and policy analysts based at Harvard University, conducted a longitudinal study of economic and social conditions of adults based on where they were raised. This dataset includes average household earnings and incarceration rates for adults who were raised in low income households in a given tract, county, or commuting zone.
The researchers used demographic data from the and Census short forms, combined with data from the Census long form and American Community Survey. They linked this Census data with tax returns from , , , and to By combining all this data at the person level, they were able to match people who were born from to with the census tracts where they were born and raised, and with the household earnings of their parents.
They used this longitudinal dataset to calculate the incarceration rate per people for people raised in households with incomes less than the 25th percentile based on whether they were in jail or prison on April 1, , the reference date of the Census for two genders—men and women—and three racial and ethnic groups—Black, Hispanic, and White.
Average household income was also calculated for this age cohort and parental income group using the income data from the tax returns. Incarceration rates and average incomes were prorated based on how much time the person spent in a given tract or county in their youth, and information was suppressed for areas with fewer than 20 children.
Some noise was also infused into the source data to preserve privacy. Census provides annual survey data on public school finances. Data is available at school district geographies. It includes the following indicators: student enrollment, total elementary-secondary revenue, total revenue from federal sources, total revenue for Title I, total revenue for children with disabilities, total revenue for child nutrition act, total revenue from state sources, total revenue from local sources, total elementary-secondary expenditures.
Rates calculated by PolicyMap such as revenue per student were suppressed for school districts with 0 students in the given year. For both data layers, PolicyMap used a total of 8 non-overlapping racial and ethnic categories provided by the US Census Bureau. The diversity index reflects the probability that any two people chosen at random from a given study area e.
An index value of 0 indicates complete homogeneity i. The maximum value is calculated as one minus the reciprocal of the number of racial or ethnic groups. Articulated further, with 3 racial groups of equal proportions i. Given 8 racial or ethnic categories, the maximum value of the index displayed on PolicyMap is With the diversity index data layer, lower index values between 0 and 20 suggest more homogeneity and higher index values above 50 suggest more heterogeneity.
Racial and ethnic diversity can be indicative of economic and behavioral patterns. For example, racially and ethnically homogenous areas are sometimes representative of concentrated poverty or concentrated wealth.
They could also be indicative of discriminatory housing policies or other related barriers. The predominant racial or ethnic group is calculated as the racial or ethnic group constituting the highest proportion of the population in a given geography. For this index, PolicyMap used a total of 8 non-overlapping racial and ethnic categories provided by the US Census Bureau.
Values approaching 0 suggest that sub-areas have a composition similar to the larger area i. On PolicyMap, sub-areas are defined at the level of the Census block and are compared to the following larger areas: block groups, tracts, counties and Core-Based Statistical Areas CBSAs , which are an approximation of metropolitan areas. This methodology involves calculating the entropy, a measure of diversity, for each sub-area and larger area and calculating the population-weighted deviation in entropy values across all sub-areas within each larger area.
Estimates are created for states, counties, and school districts, depending on the data. This dataset mainly serves administrators of federal programs who need current statistics on the demonstrated need of places. The chronic disease measures were selected to help implement targeted prevention programs, identify emerging health problems, and establish and monitor health objectives.
The cities included the top largest American cities and the largest cities in Vermont Burlington , West Virginia Charleston , and Wyoming Cheyenne.
The study includes a total population of approximately ,,, which represents A total of approximately 28, census tracts are included for all cities.
Because the small area estimation model cannot capture the direct effects of local programs and initiatives, caution should be taken not to use the data to evaluate the outcome of such programs. Small area estimation models are statistical techniques used to estimate the values of indicators for sub-populations from larger surveys that include those sub-populations.
The Cities estimation approach allows for the estimation at multiple geographic levels, and accounts for the relationships between individual characteristics, individual health outcomes, and spatial contexts and other factors. The CDC conducted internal and external validation studies that demonstrated the consistency between the model-based estimations and direct BRFSS survey estimates.
The CDC posts daily data updates on COVID vaccination administration and state distribution, assembled from data reported by state public health agencies and offices. Healthcare providers report doses administered to federal, state, territorial, and local agencies within 72 hours of administration, but there could be an additional lag before data reaches the CDC. Each entity may use various reporting methods, including immunization information systems, Vaccine Administration Management System, which supports temporary, mobile, and satellite clinics, in addition to direct submissions.
Doses delivered and administered for U. States, D. Doses delivered to the U. Doses administered are attributed to the jurisdiction in which the vaccine was administered. People receiving one or more doses represent the total number of people who have received at least one vaccine dose. People receiving two doses represent the number of people who have received a second dose of the vaccine.
D, and date of submission. A dose number was determined for nearly all reported doses administered; some missing data for dose number resulted in people receiving one or more doses and people receiving two doses not equaling the total doses. Rates per , represent the number of total doses delivered, the number of total doses administered, the number of people receiving one or more doses, and people receiving two doses per , residents of all ages.
These metrics use the U. Virgin Islands. Emergency Use Authorization has been granted for using the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine among persons aged 16 and older and using the Moderna vaccine among persons aged 18 and older.
Jurisdictions may use more targeted population counts for the denominators in their rate calculations i. In some limited circumstances, people might receive vaccinations outside of their state or territory of residency.
These rates currently account for vaccinations occurring in the jurisdiction where the vaccination was administered. This database includes initial and refill prescriptions dispensed at retail pharmacies but does not include mail order prescriptions.
Prescriptions include those purchased through commercial insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, or cash or its equivalent. Opioid prescriptions include butrans buprenorphine , codeine, fentanyl, hydrocodone, hydromorphone, methadone, morphine, oxycodone, oxymorphone, propoxyphene, tapentadol, and tramadol. Cough and cold formulations containing opioids and buprenorphine, an opioid partial agonist used for treatment of opioid use disorder as well as for pain, are not included.
In addition, methadone dispensed through methadone maintenance treatment programs is not included. Opioid prescription rates per persons, reported by the CDC, are calculated using population estimates from the Population Estimates Program, U. After a steady increase in overall opioid prescribing rates from , total opioid prescriptions peaked in at million and a rate of The rate does not represent the percent of the population receiving opioid prescriptions.
Since an individual may receive multiple prescriptions in a year, many counties have rates that are greater than prescriptions per persons.
Counties displayed as having insufficient data may indicate counties with no retail pharmacies, counties where no retail pharmacies were sampled, or counties where the prescription volume was erroneously attributed to an adjacent, more populous county according to the sampling rules used. This data differs from the data shown in the July issue of CDC Vital Signs, which featured different facets of opioid prescribing from to The Centers for Disease Control CDC dataset provides the number of births, the number and percent of infants born with birth weight under 2, ounces low birthweight , the number and percent of infants born with birth weight under 1, ounces very low birthweight , the number and percent of births where prenatal care began during the first trimester and the number and percent of births where prenatal care was received in only the third trimester or not at all.
The CDC only reports numbers of births for counties with populations of , The CDC also provides numbers and rates for mothers under age Additionally, this dataset includes the number and percent of births to mothers under the age of 20, with break outs for mother under age 18 and mothers 18 and 19 for select years.
Data on prenatal care is only available for counties with populations of , or more. Beginning in , data are reported from the U. Flu activity indicators are a measure of the proportion of visits to healthcare providers for influenza-like illness ILI symptoms. These data may disproportionately represent certain populations within a state; for instance, a severe flu outbreak in one city or region may cause the statewide activity level to be High, even if flu activity is low or minimal in other areas throughout the state.
State health departments may have more geographically precise information available; contact information for these departments is available in FluView.
Geographic spread of influenza is reported directly to CDC by state epidemiologists. This is a measure of how much of each state is affected by flu, and is not a measure of the severity of influenza activity. Weekly data and state and local surveillance information are available at the CDC Influenza Surveillance website.
ILI activity and geographic spread measures are provided weekly. To obtain seasonal values, PolicyMap calculated the average of the numerical activity levels for all weeks ending in a given season. Flu season is defined as the period beginning in October and ending in March.
Only states with at least 24 weeks of activity per season are included in these calculations. The Centers for Disease Control CDC dataset provides the number of infant deaths, and the rate of deaths to infants for every live births by maternal residents of the US.
The CDC only reports numbers of births for counties with populations of , or more and number and rate of infant deaths for counties with populations of , or more. It suppresses the rate where there are fewer than 20 deaths reported. The Compressed mortality file provides the number and rate of deaths, by age group and cause of death as reported through the tenth revision of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems ICD Data on PolicyMap represent deaths from cancer, coronary heart disease, stroke, and chronic lower respiratory disease among those aged 45 or older, from through ; and deaths from homicide, suicide, motor vehicle traffic, and accidental injury for all age groups.
Underlying cause-of-death is indicated on the death certificate by the physician. The National Center for Health Statistics determines one cause of death when more than one cause or condition is entered by the physician. PolicyMap shows mortality data from through Adults ages 35 and older are used as a base category for deaths from disease because these age groups represent most of the deaths from the four leading causes.
Rates are calculated per , population 35 and over in the source data using population estimates based on and U. Census counts. Smoothed crude death rate estimates were generated using Hierarchical Bayesian models with spatial and temporal random effects.
Updated county-level estimates now include point estimates rather than estimate ranges. The CDC adds a disclaimer to this dataset that in certain states and years, for example New Jersey and West Virginia , , the rates may be lower than expected due to a large number of unresolved cases or misclassification of ICD codes.
Drug overdose deaths were classified using the Tenth Revision ICD of the International Classification of Disease underlying-cause-of-death codes for drug poisonings overdose : X unintentional , X suicide , X85 homicide , and Y10—Y14 undetermined intent. The types of opioid involved in drug overdose deaths were classified following the ICD codes: and T The category for all opioid overdoses includes all these categories T Deaths involving multiple types of opioids are recorded in each applicable category, therefore the US totals may include overcounting.
Heroin is an illegally-made semi-synthetic opioid derived from morphine. Methadone is a prescribed synthetic opioid used to treat moderate to severe pain, and also withdrawal symptoms in those addicted to heroin or other narcotics.
The CDC does not differentiate between deaths from pharmaceutical fentanyl and illegally-made fentanyl, and deaths from both forms are included in the data. The types of narcotics involved in drug overdose deaths were classified following the ICD codes: T The category for all narcotics overdoses includes T The methods used to classify deaths on death certificates may lead to a significant undercount of opioid-related deaths, which could inaccurately portray the severity of this public health problem.
Because of reporting discrepancies and nonspecific language, it is likely that national statistics underestimate by a substantial fraction the amount of opioid analgesic- and heroin-related deaths. To provide context for a given area, it is helpful to also look at how many overdose deaths are recorded with no additional drug information. These were classified according to the ICD code of T To create these abridged life tables, NCHS worked with the National Vital Statistics System to geocode residences recorded on death certificates from to inclusive.
Maine and Wisconsin are excluded from this study because they did not have geocoded death certificates for The life table calculations also required Census tract level population estimates. NCHS worked with the Census Bureau to create a set of custom 6-year population estimates for the years — using data from the Census and the — ACS for use in this project. Using schedules of mortality from the model tracts, the NCHS developed statistical models to predict death rates based on demographic, socioeconomic, and geographic variables.
For the model tracts, reported values for all age ranges are calculated directly from the death certificates and population estimates. For the tracts with some missing deaths, values predicted by the statistical models are used for the age groups that had no recorded deaths, and observed values are used for all other age ranges.
For some tracts with low populations, all values are based on predictions from the statistical models. These data are available for states and counties. These data represent the place of residence at earliest HIV diagnosis; duplicate records from different states are reconciled by the source. These data may not be limited to new infections i. Estimates are statistically-adjusted values based upon actual case counts reported to CDC by state and local health departments. Data on the number of new cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis reported each year, and the rate of new STD cases reported for every , residents, by state and county are available from CDC.
Data are based on cases of STDs reported to state and local health departments. Syphilis is presented as a combined sum of cases classified in either primary or secondary stages of the disease.
Other categories of syphilis — not included in the data — are latent without symptoms , tertiary late stage , and congenital transferred from mother to child.
Primary and secondary forms of the disease are the most infectious and therefore important when considering the risk of transfer and spread of disease. Some variability in the amount of in the amount of reporting may exist across the country. Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis are considered Nationally Notifiable , which means that regional jurisdictions provide information to the CDC on a voluntary basis. A nationally notifiable disease is not necessarily reportable by law within a given state.
Because of incomplete diagnosis and reporting, the number of STD cases reported is less than the actual number of cases occurring. The level of consistency may vary between local jurisdictions, reporting agencies, and reporting years. In some areas, reporting from public sources is thought to be more complete than reporting from private sources.
Incidence rates were calculated by the CDC using total population as the denominator. Census data as a base year. Social vulnerability refers to populations that are particularly vulnerable to disruption and health problems as a result of natural disasters, human-made disasters, climate change, and extreme weather.
The index is comprised of four categories of vulnerability—socioeconomic status, household composition and disability, minority status and language, and housing and transportation. Data from the ACS informs the score for each category. Socioeconomic vulnerability is comprised of population below poverty, unemployed population, low income population, and people with no high school diploma.
Vulnerability due to household composition and disability is comprised of adults age 65 or older, children age 17 or younger, people over age 5 with a disability, and single parent households. The minority status and language category is comprised of minority population, defined as people of any race or ethnicity other than non-Hispanic White, and people over the age of five who speak English less than well. The housing and transportation category is a combination of housing units in multifamily buildings with ten or more units, mobile homes, crowded housing units defined as housing units with more people than rooms , households with no available vehicle, and group quarters population which includes dormitories, prisons, and people living in other institutions.
The GRASP program combined the ACS variables into categories by assigning each geography a percentile ranking for that variable, then summing those percentiles to create an overall score within that category. Then percentile rankings were assigned for each of the four categories, which were summed to create the overall Social Vulnerability Index. The four social vulnerability levels—Low, Low to Moderate, Moderate to High, and High—are defined by dividing all tracts or counties in the country into quantiles based on the Social Vulnerability Index.
The data presents the estimated Annual Incidence Rate and Average Cases of cancer by type per year in state and county level geographies. The data is available in the aggregate, but also divides into demographic characteristics, including: race and age. In some cases, data have been suppressed to ensure confidentiality and stability of rate estimates.
Counts are suppressed if fewer than 16 cases were reported in a specific area-sex-race category. This data is collected from public health surveillance systems by using either their published reports or public use files. This data may be more recent or in more detail than can be provided nationally.
Only information for beneficiaries enrolled in both Part A and Part B is included; information for beneficiaries who have died during the study year is included. Chronic health condition data is based on CMS administrative enrollment and claims data for Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries. A Medicare beneficiary is considered to have a chronic condition if there is a CMS claim indicating that the beneficiary received a service or treatment for that specific condition.
Beneficiaries may have more than one of the chronic conditions listed. All dollar amounts in this data set are standardized by CMS to adjust for factors that result in different payment rates for the same service, including local variations in wages and payments Medicare makes to hospitals to advance program goals including training doctors.
The standardized values represent what Medicare would have paid in the absence of those adjustments. Because the state of Maryland is exempt from reporting special payments to Medicare, costs in Maryland were standardized using different factors than the nationwide model.
The dataset was created in collaboration with organizations representing consumers, doctors, hospitals, employers, accrediting organizations, and other federal agencies, as part of an overall effort to improve patient safety and care.
More details on data collection and computation methodology for each dataset can be found here. This dataset is available on PolicyMap as point data based on hospital location, and can be viewed upon clicking each respective point. HRSA hospital location data can be found here. Medicare opioid prescribing rates were calculated as the rate of opioid prescription claims per total Medicare Part D prescription claims, including both prescriptions and refills.
Medicare opioid prescription data includes claims for beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug Plans and stand-alone Prescription Drug plans, but does not include prescriptions for patients on Medicaid, those with commercial insurance, or self-pay patients.
Due to data redactions for geographies with 10 or fewer claims, county and Zip code Medicare opioid claim totals may not add up to state totals or may be lower than the true program totals. Medicaid opioid prescribing rates were calculated as the rate of opioid prescription claims per total prescription claims for which Medicaid paid a portion.
For information about the NMTC, please see entry, below. During a one year transition period until October 1, , the designations based on ACS data will remain in effect.
In , there was a one-year transition period for investments started under the ACS data; that data is also available.
Because any of these data sources may have been updated since the production of these calculations, users should verify eligibility directly with the CDFI Fund. For more information see the directory entry for Qualified Opportunity Zones.
CMF, established in and appropriated in , is a competitive grant program to attract private capital for affordable housing development. In FY , CMF awardees used the funds to finance 8, affordable rental units and homeowner-occupied homes. CMF dollars may be used for the following purposes: loan loss reserves, revolving loan funds, affordable housing funds, or risk-sharing loans; economic development activities or community service facilities day-care centers, workforce development centers, health care clinics that support affordable housing as part of an overall community revitalization strategy.
CMF grants must be matched at least with other funding sources. Rental housing projects have more specific requirements; please see the CDFI Fund website for more information. Areas of Economic Distress and Rural Areas are among the selection criteria used to determine eligibility.
Additionally, Areas of High Housing Need and Metropolitan Areas were among the past selection criteria used to determine eligibility and are also available on PolicyMap. High opportunity areas are used to determine eligibility for extra credit under Duty to Serve. Low-Income Area means a census tract in which the median income does not exceed 80 percent of the median income for the area in which such census tract or block numbering area is located.
For a census tract or block numbering area located within a Metropolitan Area, the median family income shall be at or below 80 percent of the Metropolitan Area median family income or the national Metropolitan Area median family income, whichever is greater. In the case of a census tract located outside of a Metropolitan Area, the median family income shall be at or below 80 percent of the statewide Non-Metropolitan Area median family income or the national Non-Metropolitan Area median family income, whichever is greater.
CDFIs are financial institutions that provide products and services in economically distressed target markets. Not all CDFIs are certified, but certification is a requirement for some federal program funding. Data on certified CDFI locations are updated twice annually.
Median and aggregate investment amounts are calculated by type of CDFI and for select transaction characteristics.
For CDFI transactions that span multiple census tracts or counties, medians are calculated using the total project cost while aggregations are calculated by dividing the total transaction cost by the number of census tracts or counties involved. Transaction or project counts at smaller geographies may not match larger geography counts given the double counting of split transactions and projects across census tracts and counties.
This dataset is an aggregated collection of these projects, totaling the number, project type, and dollar value of investments reported from through Calculations were conducted by PolicyMap to create summary values based on geography and by project type. Total values were aggregated to state and zip code based on the address provided for the transaction.
Dollar values for transactions in multiple tracts were averaged across all tracts associated with the project. The total number of transactions for census tracts in an area may not be equivalent to totals by state and zip code. CDE Locations are no longer updated by the source. PolicyMap will remove this data in unless the dataset is updated or another source is found.
Department of Treasury. The legislation defines a persistent poverty county as any county that has had 20 percent or more of its population living in poverty for the past 30 years as measured by the U. Based on this criteria, the CDFI Fund used data from the and decennial censuses, and the American Community Survey to determine qualifying counties.
The score is tabulated using various distress indicators, which are also mapped on PolicyMap. These indicators are: poverty rates, median household income, unemployment rates, home foreclosures and high-cost mortgages. Once designated, Qualified Opportunity Zones QOZ can receive substantial tax breaks for long term investments to low-income neighborhoods. State governors can nominate up to twenty five percent or twenty five total, whichever is larger, low-income community LIC census tracts for QOZ designation.
Updates by the CDFI Fund on February 27th, , expanded the LIC eligibility definition to also include select qualified high migration tracts, low-population tracts within Empowerment Zones, and territorial census tracts that meet the LIC qualifications.
These updates resulted in an additional LIC eligible census tracts, and are included here. This data includes technical corrections to the contiguity analysis that were released by the CDFI Fund on February 27th, These corrections accounted for an increase in 1, additional eligible non-LIC contiguous census tracts and the removal of 72 previously eligible non-LIC contiguous tracts. The data is based on school district responses to a biennial survey conducted by the Office of Civil Rights in the Department of Education.
More information can be found on the CRDC website. Most indicators are broken out by student race and sex, but have been aggregated together on PolicyMap. Percent indicators have all been derived by PolicyMap. The rate of students who have taken the ACT or SAT exams per seniors is not the percent of seniors who have taken the exams.
The Escrow Requirements under the Truth in Lending Act rule known as the Escrows Rule requires that certain creditors create escrow accounts for a minimum of five years for higher-priced mortgage loans HPMLs , except HPMLs made by certain small creditors that operate predominantly in rural or underserved counties.
The Community Reinvestment Act CRA , which was enacted by Congress in , is intended to encourage depository institutions to help meet the credit needs of the communities in which they operate, including low- and moderate-income neighborhoods, consistent with safe and sound banking operations. In order to gauge CRA performance, the evaluation looks for bank activity in low- and moderate-income neighborhoods, nonmetropolitan distressed and underserved areas, and federally designated disaster areas.
These areas are identified by calculating tract income level. Tracts are CRA eligible if they are low- or moderate-income, or if they are nonmetropolitan middle income tracts designated by FFIEC as distressed or underserved.
Distressed middle income tracts are those with: 1 Unemployment rate at least 1. Revitalization or stabilization activities undertaken during the lag period will receive consideration as community development activities if they would have been considered to have a primary purpose of community development if the census tract in which they were located were still designated as distressed or underserved.
Data obtained from the Convenient Care Association on March 31, Includes only members of the Convenient Care Association. This project posts daily data updates on COVID testing by state, assembled from data reported by state public health agencies and offices. The quality of the data reported varies by state. PolicyMap calculated testing rates using population estimates from the ACS. PolicyMap calculated the percent of tests that were positive over the last week, percent of tests that were negative over the last week, and number of tests results reported over the last week.
Inconsistencies in reporting positive test results and total test results by state authorities occasionally caused percents to be larger than PolicyMap suppressed these values, and also suppressed percents where the denominator was less than Sudden unexpected peaks in percents positive or negative also may have resulted from changes in reporting practices by the individual states. Visit the Covid Tracking Project documentation page to read more about the reporting history of specific states.
Because of variations across states in racial and ethnic categories, it is not always advisable to compare case or death rates of a given race or ethnicity with their prevalence within the local population.
PolicyMap suppressed racial and ethnic population data for states flagged by the source as incomparable. Population data is from ACS 5-year estimates. Race and ethnicity categories are not mutually exclusive. HRRs represent regional health care markets, and were determined based on the locations of referrals for major cardiovascular surgeries and neurosurgery procedures.
HSAs represent smaller, local health care markets, based on Medicare hospitalizations. Hospital Service Area boundaries are available only for the contiguous United States. Hospital Referral Region boundaries include Alaska and Hawaii. If the volume of immigrants receiving green cards in any year was more than 15, people, the country was included. Energy Mapping System provides the locations and capacity of operable electric generating plants which includes all plants that are operating, on standby, or short- or long-term out of service with a combined nameplate capacity of 1 MW or more.
Geographic coordinates are assigned to the plant locations in the source data. Thematic indicators of electricity generation capacity were determined based on a spatial join performed by PolicyMap of geocoded plant locations and standard Census geographic boundaries. Generator-level megawatt output capacity was aggregated for county and state boundaries. This is consistent with how the EIA classifies renewable energy sources as outlined on their renewable sources webpage.
The median AQI is based on the value for which half of daily AQI values during the year were less than or equal to the median value, and half equaled or exceeded it. Air quality is defined by the EPA as follows: good air quality ranges from ; moderate air quality ranges from ; unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups ranges from ; and unhealthy air quality is or higher, which includes the AQI categories of unhealthy, very unhealthy and hazardous.
The points in PolicyMap are as of December of Brownfields designated by states or local entities, sites that may qualify for but have not received EPA assessment funding, and underground storage tanks are not included on the map. Each point represents a transfer of funds related to a known brownfield site.
Multiple points for the same brownfield location indicate multiple actions over a period of time; the entity receiving funds may differ.
Using EPA guidelines, PolicyMap categorizes each violation as a health violation or a monitoring and reporting violation. The source data comes at the agency-level; PolicyMap determines what county the water system is in and provides county-level data. Only water systems that serve 10, people or more are included. In counties where multiple water systems were included, the average number of violations was calculated weighted by the population size served by each system. PolicyMap made an excerpt from this larger body of work available on its platform.
Frequency of transit service provides a general metric of the quality of public transit options in an area. Then, for each block group, EPA identified transit routes with service that stops within 0.
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