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Atlas of Anchorage Community Indicators
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Langworthy, Robert H.; Flexman-Evans, Shel Llee; Chamard, Sharon; McKelvie, Alan R.; and Yunker, Donald. (May 2009). Atlas of Anchorage Community Indicators. Anchorage, AK: Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage.
 
 

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> Anchorage Community Survey 2005
Abstract: The Atlas of Anchorage Community Indicators makes empirical information about neighborhoods widely accessible to many different audiences. The initial selection of indicators for presentation in the Atlas was inspired by Peter Blau and his interest in measures of heterogeneity (diversity) and inequality and by the work of the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods. In both cases the measures they developed were well-conceptualized and validated. The Atlas presents community indicators at the census block group level derived from data captured in the 2000 U.S. Census and the 2005 Anchorage Community Survey.

Individual maps with associated tables may also be downloaded separately as Anchorage Community Indicators Series 4.

No. A-D Community Council Boundary Maps
May 2009
No. 1 Concentrated Affluence
May 2009
No. 2 Concentrated Disadvantage
May 2009
No. 3 Housing Density
May 2009
No. 4 Immigrant Concentration
May 2009
No. 5 Index of Concentration Extremes
May 2009
No. 6 Industrial Heterogeneity
May 2009
No. 7 Multiform Disadvantage
May 2009
No. 8 Occupational Heterogeneity
May 2009
No. 9 Population Density
May 2009
No. 10 Racial Heterogeneity
May 2009
No. 11 Ratio of Adults to Children
May 2009
No. 12 Residential Stability
May 2009
No. 13 Income Inequality (GINI)
May 2009

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