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Developed
in Association with the
Food Research and
Action Center
FY 2019 FRAC Child and Adult Care Food Program Mapper
This interactive map was developed for local groups
who need highly detailed (street-level) census information to identify
neighborhoods and communities for Child
and Adult Care Food Program sites.
When zoomed to the city level, the default map
shows eligibility determinations based on the 185% poverty level, according
to the 2012-2016 American Community Survey. Green means Tier 1 eligible.
Additional maps include census data on race,
ethnicity, and income from the 2010 Census, 2008-2012 American Community
Survey, and 2000 Census. Change maps by clicking the drop-down menu items
under "Compare Maps" on the left.
See also:
Interactive "Zoomable/Clickable" Thematic Map
 To maximize the viewable
area, toggle off the history folder, then select the F11 key.
Map links can be e-mailed or bookmarked for future reference. Use the arrow buttons on your browser to
compare previously viewed maps. Click the HELP icon for additional
assistance.
Updated on October 9,
2018 at 5 p.m EDT with 2012-2016 USDA data for FY
2019 eligibility
 Child
and Adult Care Food Program Mapper (national scale map-- zoomable to street-level)
Updated
with USDA 2019 dataset on October 9, 2018.
Click INFO for last year’s data..
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Note: This legacy web mapping application
performs best with Internet Explorer. If you are using Internet Explorer 11 or higher, you may
need to make an adjustment to the browser settings in order for the address
and block group information for a searched address to display below the
map. You can see the Internet Explorer version you are using by clicking Help on the browser, then About Internet Explorer.
On the Internet Explorer menu bar, click Tools, then click Change
Compatibility View Settings, then under Add this website, type 216.55.168.186
and then click Add.
Click on the FIND button to zoom to an
address or place. For address searches, relevant CACFP data for the block
group where the address is found will appear in a table below the map.
(Available only with Internet Explorer or
with IE plug-ins for other browsers. See for example IE View
or IETab).
(see also Google Maps address search method described below)
Click on the INFO tool and then click on the
map for census data for the various geographic layers. USDA
program specific percentage calculations and yes/no Tier 1 eligibility
determinations are at the top of the table in the lower portion of the
pop-up window.
Or click on ZOOM TO and then click on the
map -- relevant CACFP data for the block group selected will appear in a
table below the map. (Available only
with Internet Explorer or IE plug-ins for other browsers).
School district boundaries (thin green
lines -- elementary and unified) display at a scale of about 200 miles
using the DISPLAY option. Check the box to the left of
"School District" underneath the map image, then click
"Redraw". For dataset details, see National Center for
Education Statistics.
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Google
Maps address search method:
There is also a Google Maps Find menu
item available via the FairData pop-up FIND form This is an
alternative way to search for addresses, with clickable links back to the
FairData map. See GMap
Help for additional details.
Click
here to view the map and form. You can save the results returned by
Google with the hyperlinks intact -- just copy and paste to a Microsoft
Word document. (Right click, Edit, Open Hyperlink)
There will be instances where the
FairData Census 2010 geocoder is
correct and the Google geocoder is not and vice-versa.
2010 Census Maps
Map 1 – Tier 1 Eligibility
New 10/18
Block groups
that are green are Tier 1 eligible. When zoomed out to the county level,
Map 2 below displays.
Block groups that are light green are newly
eligible (as of 2016) based on census tract level data under the 2010-2014
American Community Survey.
The 10,000+ (nationwide) 40% to 49.9999%
block groups that are light blue MAY
BE eligible IF:
The percentage of children eligible
for free or reduced-price meals in up to three adjacent CBGs when averaged
is 50 percent or more, provided that at least 40 percent of children in
each of the combined CBGs are eligible for free and reduced price meals.
(See: http://www.fns.usda.gov/area-eligibility-using-census-data)
Note: 40% to 49.9999% block groups
that are surrounded by under 40% block groups are deemed not adjacent and
are not shaded light blue.
Source: yes/no determinations by USDA
Source: 2012-2016 American Community Survey
5-Year Sample Data
Map 2 -- Population Under 13 Below 185% Poverty Level New 10/18
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
estimates for the under 13 population below 185% are displayed in purple
boxes.
Source: 2012-2016 American Community Survey 5-Year Sample Data
Map 3 -- Population Under 19 Below 185% Poverty Level New 10/18
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
estimates for the under 19 population below 185% are displayed in purple
boxes.
Source: 2012-2016 American Community Survey 5-Year Sample Data
Map 3A –GEOID Labels
Identical to Map 1. Block group GEOID labels are
displayed at a scale of about 5 miles.
When zoomed out
to the county level, Map 3 displays
Map 4 -- Percent Asian (single-race, all ages)
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
population counts for Asian Americans are displayed in purple boxes.
Source: Census 2010 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 5 -- Percent African American (single-race, all ages)
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
population counts for African Americans are displayed in purple boxes.
Source: Census 2010 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 6 -- Percent Latino (any race, all ages)
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
population counts for Latinos are displayed in purple boxes.
Source: Census 2010 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 7 -- Percent Native American (single- race, all ages)
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
population counts for Native Americans are displayed in purple boxes.
Source: Census 2010 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 8 – Group Housing
At a scale of about 5 miles, pie charts
display the population distribution for persons in group housing (i.e.
correctional, college dorms, military, and other – nursing homes,
etc.)
Source: Census 2010 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 9 -- Housing Tenure
Source: Census 2010 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Data for
2008-20012 American Community Survey Maps 10-14 via: New 3/14
https://www.nhgis.org/
Minnesota Population Center. National Historical
Geographic Information System: Version 2.0. Minneapolis, MN
Map 10 -- Median Household Income (2008-2012) by County and Block
Group
Source: 2008-2012 American Community
Survey Sample Data
Map 11 – Percent Below Poverty (All persons) (2008-2012) by
County and Block Group
Source: 2008-2012 American Community
Survey Sample Data
Map 12 – Percent Households in SNAP Program (2008-2012) by
County and Block Group
Source: 2008-2012 American Community
Survey Sample Data
Map 13 – Percent
>25 without HS Diploma (2008-2012) by County and Block Group
Source: 2008-2012 American Community
Survey Sample Data
Map 14 – Percent Households without Vehicle (2008-2012) by
County and Block Group
Source: 2008-2012 American Community
Survey Sample Data
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See notes at end of this page for
additional details and data downloads:
2000 Census Maps
2012 Note: Because the geocoding
was updated to match 2010 Census boundaries, address searches with the
Census 2000 base maps will not be accurate – usually off by a few
feet to as much as a city block.
See also:
- Congressional
Mapper
(see
Map 8 -- Free/Reduced Meal Eligible Population by 109th Congressional
District – Census 2000)
- Legislative Mapper
(see Maps 1 and 3 -- Child Poverty and Free/Reduced Meal
Eligible estimated by state legislative districts – Census
2000)
Map 1 -- Population Under 13 Below 185% Poverty Level
Child care provider site locations for:
Humboldt County, CA and Solano
County, CA courtesy of California Neighborhood Research
Edgecombe
and Nash Counties, NC courtesy of Down East
Partnership for Children.
Source: USDA and Census 2000 Summary File
3 (SF 3) Sample Data
Note that unlike the other maps, this
thematic map subdivides the 40% to 60% range into 40% to 50% and 50% to 60%
-- facilitating the identification of potential open site areas where at
least 50 percent or the under age 13 population is eligible for free or
reduced price school meals.
At a scale of about 5 miles, counts for
the under 13 population below the 185% poverty level are displayed in
purple boxes.
Note: Block Group FIPS code --labels (green) at 5 miles or less in
Maps 1 & 17 only (option to turn on).
Map 2 -- Population Under 5 Below Poverty
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
population counts for children under 5 living in poverty are displayed in purple
boxes.
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3)
Sample Data
Map 3 -- Population Under 18 Below Poverty
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
population counts for children living in poverty are displayed in purple
boxes.
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3)
Sample Data
Map 4 -- Female Householder (single-parent) with own children
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
female single parent household counts are displayed in purple boxes.
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 5 -- Population Below Poverty
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
population counts for persons living in poverty are displayed in purple
boxes.
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3)
Sample Data
Map 6 -- 5-17 Limited English-Speaking Ability (Spanish
speakers only)
See ESL page for map details
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3)
Sample Data
Map 7 -- Percent Asian (single-race, all ages)
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 8 -- Percent Black (single-race, all ages)
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 9 -- Percent Latino (any race, all ages)
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 10 -- Percent Native American (single- race, all ages)
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 11 -- Median Household Income (1999)
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
median household income is displayed in purple boxes
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3)
Sample Data
Map 12 -- Housing Tenure
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 13 -- Median Home Value (by census tract)
At a scale of about 5 miles, median value
for owner-occupied houses by census tract is displayed in
purple boxes. Bar charts break out the median value by race.
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3)
Sample Data
Map 14 -- Population Under 19 Below 185% Poverty Level
Note that unlike the other maps, this
thematic map subdivides the 40% to 60% range into 40% to 50% and 50% to 60%
-- facilitating the identification of potential open site areas where at
least 50 percent of school age children are eligible for free or reduced
price school meals.
At a scale of about 5 miles, counts for
the under 19 population below the 185% poverty level are displayed in
purple boxes.
The block group level 185% poverty
dataset can also be viewed via the USDA Summer Food Map Machine.
Consistent with the USDA dataset and Map Machine, students under 19 in
group housing are included in the 185% counts.
Source: USDA and Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3) Sample Data
Map 15 -- Households without a vehicle
At a scale of about 5 miles, block group
counts of households without a vehicle are displayed in purple boxes.
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3)
Sample Data
Map 16 -- Population 25 and over without a high school
degree
At a scale of about 5 miles,
the block group-level population 25 and over without a high school
diploma is played in purple boxes.
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3)
Sample Data
Map 17 -- Identical to Map 1 but with partial display of
street numbering scheme
Map 18 -- Non-metro 40%+ areas
Map 19 -- Age 65+
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 1 (SF 1)
100-Percent Data
Map 20 -- Population Ages 21-64 with a disability
Source: Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3)
Sample Data
8/13/03: The interactive map has been updated with
USDA's June 27, 2003 dataset. The updated nationwide block group dataset can
be downloaded from the link at the end of this page.
Downloads:
Nationwide block group poverty data
(Maptitude-compatible, comma
delimited, field labels are in .dcc file) (zipped file 2 megabytes) -- 2000
census
Nationwide
block group Summer Food (under 19) and CACF (under 13) below 185% poverty
data (Maptitude-compatible, comma delimited) (zipped file
1.5 megabytes) -- 2000 census Note: This dataset is based on a
special file prepared by the Census Bureau for the USDA Summer Food and
CACF Programs. It includes persons in group housing in the population and
poverty count. Therefore, this dataset is not directly comparable to
other poverty counts reported in the SF3 dataset.
See also:
Social
Explorer is another excellent source for tract-level and higher maps
and tables from the 1990 and 2000 census.
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School district socio-economic profile
data with percentage calculations --
http://nces.ed.gov/surveys/sdds/main1.asp
Multi-jurisdictional SF3 school district
data downloads --
http://nces.ed.gov/surveys/sdds/downloadmain.asp
Free/reduced price meal data (with total
student figures) by school in spreadsheet format: --
Nash/Rocky,
Mount NC Schools (sample school data link):
http://nces.ed.gov/ccd/schoolsearch/school_list.asp?Search=1&DistrictID=3703270
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