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This application is organized around the concept of priority
socioeconomic information needs that are organized into the following general
categories: crime, demographics, employment locations, housing, K-12 school
data, location of services, and transportation issues. Data sources that meet
the following general specifications are included: sub-city resolution, annual
updates, and 10-year or longer times series. To use this resources page, first choose to show data sorted by Information Need Category or by Data Source.
Then choose whether to view all the data or just one category or data source.
To learn more about the data source, simply click on the source name to open a page about that source.
DataPlace
Another data source is available that may answer the needs of many.
DataPlace (http://www.dataplace.org),
sponsored by the Fannie Mae Foundation,
provides a wide range of demographic, economic, and housing
information. Maps and graphs present this data at a range of scales,
from tract and Zip code to city, county, Metropolitan area, and state.
The raw data cannot be downloaded, but DataPlace provides links to
the original sources to facilitate this access.
Learn more about this page
This resources page is provided to help users locate data sources that meet or exceed a broad range of
common socioeconomic information needs identified by the MetroGIS community.
Click here to learn more
about the MetroGIS community's Socioeconomic Characteristics Information Need,
how the cited data sources were decided upon, and efforts to expand upon the cited existing data sources. For roles and reponsibilities related to the Socioeconomic Characteristics Information need, click here.
Users are encouraged to provide feedback on this page and/or its content. Help us make this page
easier to use, remove errors, and identify new/better data sources. To do so, please fill in our
Feedback Form.
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