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§ ¨ ¦ I0024 HEA-USP: Tennessee Flooding, May 2010 Possible Mobile Home Park near Oakwood Neighborhood, South Nashville Actual Flood Area Children in Poverty By Census Tract Davidson County Children in Poverty, Tract 0 - 167 168 - 300 301 - 500 501 - 1,000 1,001 - 1,304 0 1 Mi Roads PRIMARY ROAD SECONDARY ROAD Interstate_Highways Flooded High-Poverty Areas Actual Inundation Plotted 6/07/2010 1 in = 1,712 feet Data: City of Nashville Planning Dept, GIS Group US Census 2000 Tennessee Emergency Management Agency Projection: NAD 1983, State Plane Tennessee 4101 Feet 0 10 20 30 Mi Poverty Criterion: count of children whose families are below poverty line. Only tracts with 300 or more children in poverty, or more than 100 with child poverty rate above 30%, are shown. Mobile Homes? ~17 SFRs
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§̈¦I0024
HEA-USP: Tennessee Flooding, May 2010Possible Mobile Home Park near Oakwood Neighborhood, South NashvilleActual Flood AreaChildren in Poverty By Census Tract
Davidson CountyChildren in Poverty, Tract
0 - 167168 - 300301 - 500501 - 1,0001,001 - 1,304
0 1 Mi
RoadsPRIMARY ROADSECONDARY ROADInterstate_HighwaysFlooded High-Poverty AreasActual Inundation
Plotted 6/07/2010
1 in = 1,712 feet
Data:City of Nashville Planning Dept, GIS GroupUS Census 2000Tennessee Emergency Management Agency
Projection: NAD 1983,State Plane Tennessee 4101 Feet
0 10 20 30 Mi
Poverty Criterion: countof children whose familiesare below poverty line.Only tracts with 300 or morechildren in poverty, or morethan 100 with child povertyrate above 30%, are shown.
Mobile Homes?
~17 SFRs
