Texas Food Deserts (USDA)
Census tracts classified as food deserts by the USDA Food Access Research Atlas. Food deserts are low-income areas where a significant share of residents live far from a supermarket (more than 1 mile in urban areas or 10 miles in rural areas). Data from USDA Economic Research Service, 2019 estimates.
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Fields
| Name | Filled | Example |
|---|---|---|
| title | 100% | Census Tract 48029131507 |
| urban | 100% | true |
| county | 100% | Bexar County |
| low_income | 100% | true |
| population | 100% | 6136 |
| data_source | 100% | USDA Food Access Research Atlas 2019 |
| census_tract | 100% | 48029131507 |
| poverty_rate | 100% | 31.9 |
| low_access_1mi | 100% | true |
| low_access_10mi | 100% | false |
| snap_population | 100% | 419 |
| low_access_half_mi | 100% | true |
| pop_low_access_1mi | 100% | 1252 |
| food_desert_1mi_10mi | 100% | true |
| food_desert_1mi_20mi | 100% | true |
| food_desert_half_10mi | 100% | true |
| pop_low_access_half_mi | 100% | 4730 |
| has_vehicle_access_issue | 100% | false |
| median_family_income | 99% | 46250 |