Choose the area, then pick a population group and how large a share of residents they make up.
How the areas are distributed on this measure
In an area that small, one person moves the percentage by two points or more.
The Area Deprivation Index (ADI) is a scientifically validated, rigorous measure of the social exposome (i.e., neighborhood disadvantage). Details are available at https://www.neighborhoodatlas.medicine.wisc.edu/. Suffolk County spans the 1st to the 43rd national percentile, so the most disadvantaged areas here are not nationally deprived.
How the areas are distributed on this scale
In an area that small, one person moves the percentage by two points or more.
The Area Deprivation Index (ADI) is a scientifically validated, rigorous measure of the social exposome (i.e., neighborhood disadvantage). Details are available at https://www.neighborhoodatlas.medicine.wisc.edu/. Select the type of Area Deprivation Index below. Only the areas selected in Step 1 are shaded. Darker shades represent more disadvantaged areas. Suffolk County spans the 1st to the 43rd national percentile, so the most disadvantaged areas here are not nationally deprived; within-county and national statements are not interchangeable.
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Each mark is one area
Every area in your selection, sorted by the measure you chose. Hover a row to highlight it on the map. Click a row to close this and zoom the map to that area.
| Neighborhood | Block group | Total population | % Black | % Black male | % non-White | % NH White | % NH White male | ADI national percentile | ADI state rank |
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