Master's Thesis by Shane Pace

ACCESSING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION IN ARLINGTON TEXAS

KEVIN SHANE PACE

Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of The University of Texas at Arlington in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of

MASTER OF CITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON May 2014

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to thank Dr. Ivonne Audirac for her unwavering support, clear directive, and extraordinary ability to propel me forward through this process. Without her belief in the project and my abilities this would not have been possible. I would also like to thank Dr. Carl Grodach for inspiring me throughout my entire journey in the MCRP program. His teaching style and high expectations helped me to excel as a student and a planner. It is also necessary to thank Dr. Michan Connor, for opening my eyes to the topics that planning professionals address. I believe that I was drawn to equity and environmental justice through the readings and teachings he presented. It is the dedication to the profession of teaching that each one of these individuals possesses that I have reached this point. I thank them for being an integral part of the process. Finally, my most sincere thanks go to my loving, supportive, and ever understanding, wife Paula. She has been right beside me every step of the way. I cannot thank her enough for everything she has done throughout this entire experience.

April 14, 2014

ABSTRACT ACCESSING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION IN ARLINGTON TEXAS

Kevin Shane Pace, MCRP The University of Texas at Arlington, 2014 Supervising Professor: Ivonne Audirac This paper examines active transportation as it relates to accessibility, opportunity, and ultimately equity for residents in disadvantaged communities in the City of Arlington Texas. Adding to the growing discussion and research surrounding active transportation, the accessibility measures presented contribute an approach to identifying disadvantaged communities in a city and quantifying the opportunities accessible by foot and bike in these communities.

The

research

utilized

replicable

index

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identifying

disadvantage

neighborhoods and a method for quantifying the number of opportunities that can be accessible when pedestrian and bicycle facilities are present. The research and analysis shows that individuals lacking access to opportunities will most definitely see increased benefits if the planned Arlington Hike and Bike Plan facilities are constructed. The research findings support the need for future investment and development of both bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure within the city.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter

Page 1. INTROUCTION……………………………………..………..….......................................... 1 1.1 Background .................................................................................................... 1 1.2 Purpose of Research ....................................................................................... 3 1.3 Organizational Structure ................................................................................. 3

2. LITERATURE REVIEW ................................................................................................. 4 2.1 Introduction ...................................................................................................... 4 2.1.1 Active Transportation ..................................................................... 5 2.1.2 Active Transportation Infrastructure ................................................ 5 2.1.3 Displayed Level of Need in Disadvantaged Communities ............... 6 2.1.4 Opportunity ...................................................................................... 7 2.1.5 Equity .............................................................................................. 7 2.1.6 Accessibility and Connectivity ......................................................... 8 2.2 Conclusion ....................................................................................................... 9

3. METHODOLOGY ........................................................................................................ 11 3.1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 11 3.1.1. Purpose ........................................................................................ 11 3.1.2 Data Collection and Methods ........................................................ 11 3.1.3 Data Analysis ................................................................................ 12 3.1.4 Data and Method Limitations ......................................................... 16

4. DISCUSSION AND FINDINGS ................................................................................... 18 4.1 Context of the Study Area ............................................................................. 18 4.2 Analysis ......................................................................................................... 20 4.2.1. Socially Disadvantaged Populations ............................................ 20 4.2.2. Areas of Analysis .......................................................................... 22 4.2.3. Opportunity ................................................................................... 24 4.2.4. Accessibility Impacts .................................................................... 31

5. CONCLUSION ............................................................................................................ 34 5.1 Conclusion ..................................................................................................... 34 5.3 Policy Recommendations .............................................................................. 35 5.2 Research Limitations ..................................................................................... 37

REFERENCES .............................................................................................................................. 38

APPENDIX ........................................................................................................................... 40

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TABLE OF FIGURES

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Page 1. CBG-2 Ped-Shed with ATI and Opportunities ............................................................. 15 2. Current State of ATI for the City .................................................................................. 19 3. Disadvantage Index..................................................................................................... 21 4. Four CBGs Chosen for Analysis ................................................................................. 22 5. Existing Opportunities ................................................................................................. 27 6. Bicycle ATI â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opportunity Analysis ............................................................................. 28 7. CBG-1 Ped-Shed Opportunities .................................................................................. 29 8. CBG-1 Bike-Shed with Opportunities .......................................................................... 30

TABLE OF TABLES

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Page 3.1 Demographic and Socioeconomic Data ..................................................................... 11 4.1 Comparison: Levels of Disadvantage......................................................................... 23 4.2 Total Number of Existing Opportunities...................................................................... 25 4.3 Mode of Travel to Work .............................................................................................. 26 4.4 Accessibility Measures ............................................................................................... 32

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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Active transportation, or non-motorized travel such as walking and bicycling has become more common practice in professional planning. With the current strains on transportation infrastructure, the growing demand for mixed use development, and the health benefits of an active lifestyle, active transportation has come to the forefront of current planning efforts. With the current momentum, now is the time to begin exploring how active transportation can provide equitable transportation mode choices to communities lacking resources. Active Transportation Infrastructure (ATI) consisting of sidewalks, bicycle lanes, and off-street-shared-use paths (trails) can provide an alternative to automobile travel in areas with the highest demand due to lack of resources to maintain automobile ownership or the absence of public transportation. Further, a lack of mobility and transportation mode choice in lowincome or disadvantaged communities limits residentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s access to opportunities (Manaugh and El-Geneidy 2012). Opportunities such as education, employment, healthcare, and fresh food are important because they place an individual in a position to be more likely to succeed or excel in life (Fernandez et al. 2012). Therefore, providing the resources to access these opportunities is an important consideration for planning efforts focused on active transportation. Providing safe ATI is of the utmost importance, and in disadvantaged communities it is often even more critical. With the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s poorest residents spending the highest percentage of their income on transportation (Malekafzali 2012), it is not unexpected to see low-income communities have some of the highest percentages of bicycle trips to work. Additionally, foreign-born citizens are twice as likely to bicycle to work, and individuals earning less than

$35,000 annually are ten times more likely to travel by bike (The League of American Bicyclists and Sierra Club 2013). These statistics make a case for the need for safe, adequate ATI in communities with large percentages of low-income, foreign-born, minority populations. Understanding how ATI can build more equitable communities requires focusing on accessibility. The ultimate goal of most transport or travel is access to goods, services and activities (Litman 2013). Accessibility, or peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s overall ability to reach goods, services and employment can be measured in multiple ways. Considerations for levels of accessibility include, physical, economic, and social. In the case study presented, physical accessibility is the primary measure utilized. However, it is important to note the interrelatedness of the individual elements. Physical accessibility impacts both the economic and social realm. With an increase in physical accessibility, an individual has the potential to improve both economic and social conditions. The shift to a new paradigm in transportation planning moves away from traditional transportation planning measures. Traditionally, system performance has been measured primarily on automobile mobility. This model fails to address the impacts of active transportation, and the value and quality of life this mode brings to a community. With the shift in demand for more active transportation, there is a need for a more comprehensive evaluation of accessibility (Litman 2013). Considerations for individuals who cannot drive, or do not have the means to support automobile travel must be included in planning efforts. Providing individuals with the option to choose the most appropriate mode for each trip is critical to the success of the overall system. Unfortunately social equity is often not the driving force behind investment in ATI, (Treuhaf and CĂĄrdenas 2013) although disadvantaged communities potentially stand to gain significant social benefits from increased investment. Studies surrounding equity in active transportation (Dill and Haggerty 2009) have helped define the need for further considerations in planning efforts to ensure equitable investment and implementation in areas lacking adequate

ATI. The aforementioned studies are beginning to make positive impacts in the funding realm for future ATI directed at disadvantaged communities (Copel and Bike 2014). As new federal funding becomes available with mandates for designation of funds to low-income communities (Copel and Bike 2014), now is the time to quantify the gains in access to opportunities ATI can bring to communities of greatest need. 1.2 Purpose of Research This research seeks to answer the question of whether the existence of ATI can increase accessibility to opportunities for disadvantaged communities in the city of Arlington Texas. The lack of public transportation in the city of Arlington presents a need for additional choice in modes of travel and the research seeks to identify the need for future investments in active transportation in the Cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s areas of greatest need. The latter areas will be defined and examined in order to present the social and economic benefits these improvements can make in disadvantaged communities. While social equity is a consideration in some active transportation planning efforts, the ability of ATI to bridge the gap between disadvantaged communities and existing opportunities has yet to be quantified. Therefore, the considerations presented through this study can help to shape future research influencing policies for increased investment in active transportation. 1.3 Organizational Structure This study includes the following: A literature review and findings (Chapter 2) providing background information for active transportation, disadvantaged communities, opportunities, equity, and accessibility; a methods section (Chapter 3) presenting the analysis of the information and data gathered: an analysis and discussion section (Chapter 4) discussing the findings and their implications: and a conclusion (Chapter 5), summarizing the projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s purpose and findings.

CHAPTER 2 LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 Introduction

Answers to the research question were addressed through a literature review of transportation literature focusing on accessibility and connectivity, non-motorized transportation modes,

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infrastructure.

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socioeconomic, sociodemographic, and equity factors related to active transportation was reviewed. Professional plans for city and regional bicycle planning efforts and academic research related to equity and opportunity was also examined. The process sought to define terms, identify proven methods and provide a point of reference for each variable informing the research. The findings from this review are presented as six key concepts each making up a portion of the necessary information to properly address the research question. Active transportation and ATI were defined according to Guo, Bhat, and Copperman (2007) and RodrÄąĚ guez and Joo (2004) to establish concrete definitions for each of the variables subsumed under these two concepts. Examination of literature focusing on disadvantaged communities (Manaugh and El-Geneidy 2012; Fernandez et al. 2012) provided criteria for identifying areas with a potential need for improvements in their non-motorized transportation infrastructure. These levels of need for ATI were measured utilizing a needs index (Manaugh and El-Geneidy 2012). Opportunity is defined and proven to improve the lives of residents in communities (Powell et al. 2007). The findings related to equity (Dill and Haggerty 2009; Community Cycling Center 2012; Manaugh and El-Geneidy 2012; Treuhaf and CĂĄrdenas 2013) lent support to the overall intent of the proposed report by informing the best practices for equitable active transportation networks. The concept of accessibility was operationalized and measured using an index developed by Manaugh and El-Geneidy (2012).

2.1.1. Active Transportation Non--motorized transportation modes, such as walking and bicycling, are often referred to as “non-motorized travel” or “active transportation” (Guo, Bhat, and Copperman 2007). An analysis of the existing literature on active transportation discovered a link not only to the transportation dynamic, but also to health, and the social sciences. Proximity and connectivity are primary considerations for active transportation. Proximity, is the distance between the trip origin and its destination, and connectivity is the ability or ease with which the travel between origin and destination can occur (Saelens, Sallis, and Frank 2003). These factors are key to any transportation network however, they are even more critical to allowing active transportation to serve as a viable mode of transportation on a daily basis. Further, these concepts provide direction and support for the report by providing a conceptual basis for future network analysis surrounding active transportation. 2.1.2. Active Transportation Infrastructure The infrastructure specific to ATI has been defined as sidewalks, bike lanes, and offstreet-shared-use paths (trails) (Rodrı́guez and Joo 2004). The presence of this infrastructure is required to make active transportation not only an attractive option, but also a practical option. Empirical evidence displays the connection between the availability and condition of sidewalks, along with their continuity and connectivity and the usage for utilitarian trips. Additionally, a correlation is seen with an increase in active transportation where walking and cycling paths are present (Rodrı́guez and Joo 2004). A Findings for low income and minority communities indicate that the current infrastructure is often in need of significant improvements. Cracked, uneven sidewalks, and lack of continuity are of substantial concern to these specific communities (Treuhaf and Cárdenas 2013). The existence of poor quality ATI emphasizes a need for improvements. With research

illustrating a demand for these facilities, (Treuhaf and CĂĄrdenas 2013), it becomes more important to direct efforts towards improving the conditions. 2.1.3. Displayed Level of Need in Disadvantaged Communities A high level of need for active transportation facilities, particularly in low income and minority communities exists (Malekafzali 2012). Low to moderate-income households in 2010 spent 42 percent of their income on transportation. Additionally, 7.5 million Americans do not own automobiles (Malekafzali 2012). These factors have led to findings of minority and lowincome communities showing high rates of bicycling. African American and Hispanic men often times work off-peak shifts, leaving them traveling in the dark or early morning hours (The League of American Bicyclists and Sierra Club 2013). This raises the need for safe ATI facilities to help prevent accidents with motorists. According to a 2001 study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, fatality rates for Hispanics are 23 percent higher than whites and African American fatality rates are 30 percent higher than whites(The League of American Bicyclists and Sierra Club 2013). These numbers suggest a strong need for ample, safe ATI within low-income, and disadvantaged communities. Manaugh and El-Geneidy (2012) present a â&#x20AC;&#x153;social disadvantage indexâ&#x20AC;? for identifying communities with potentially high levels of need for transportation options. The indicators utilized were median household income, percentage minority, percentage of foreign-born residents, and percentage of adults with high school education as the highest educational attainment. Defining communities with the potential for increased transportation needs provides a mechanism for establishing areas for future analysis. Additional literature was also reviewed to understand the benefits and positive impacts that improvement in active transportation facilities can have. This process led the research into the topics of opportunity, equity, accessibility, and connectivity.

2.1.4. Opportunity Access to opportunities help an individual succeed or excel in life (Fernandez et al. 2012), and opportunity is a primary consideration in much of the study related to active transportation.

Through the literature review, access to opportunity has been narrowed to

access to employment, education, healthcare, and fresh food (Powell et al. 2007; Manaugh and El-Geneidy 2012; Tal and Handy 2012). Several Geographical Information Systems (GIS) models provide means to spatially analyze the accessibility of opportunities through the use of active transportation infrastructure. The Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity at The Ohio State University developed an “opportunity map” (Powell et al. 2007; Fernandez et al. 2012) providing a detailed view of existing opportunity levels of neighborhoods and cities as a whole. Utilizing this model to visually display existing levels of opportunity in the city of Arlington can identify areas where higher priority should be placed for increased active transportation infrastructure. A report published in 2011 by the Memphis Urban Area MPO focuses on trip attractors and generators, utilizing point data to display the specific locations of opportunity (Memphis Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization 2011). This model provides an additional method for analysis and mapping of opportunities, and will be discussed further in the methods section of the report. 2.1.5. Equity Treuhaf and Cárdenas (2013) define equity as “just and fair inclusion into a society in which all can fully participate and prosper”. Inclusion is a key term in this definition, and unfortunately this is not always the case in planning. The findings presented in the literature show that low income and minority communities, unfortunately tend to have the fewest planning efforts directed towards their communities (Aytur et al. 2008). To ensure more equitable planning efforts, it is important to understand the impacts that active transportation facilities can

have on different communities. In areas of higher need the benefits of this infrastructure may prove much greater (Treuhaf and Cárdenas 2013). Models for ensuring equity, inclusiveness, and citizen participation have proven useful and applicable to professional planning practice (Community Cycling Center 2012). Assessing equity in the provision of active transportation facilities may be illustrated effectively through an “Equity Gap Analysis” which correlates the amount of existing ATI with the existing demographics and socioeconomic conditions of an area (Dill and Haggerty 2009). The Community Cycling Center’s findings from the equity study conducted in Portland Oregon proved that the existing active transportation plan did not provide equitable outcomes to low income and minority communities. These findings helped to reshape the City’s planning efforts and resulted in a more equitable active transportation system, and can inform future recommendations for the city of Arlington. 2.1.6. Accessibility and Connectivity: Accessibility and connectivity are at the core of all active transportation. Accessibility is defined as “a function of proximity to destinations and the directness of routes to those destinations” (Tal and Handy 2012) and is also often considered network connectivity. The estimated travel distance via the street network is most often used to measure accessibility however, active transportation network accessibility utilizes bike-sheds and ped-sheds which are the distances one can be expected to reasonably travel by bicycle or walking (Chin et al. 2008). The distances are defined as three miles for bicycling and one-half mile for walking (Metropolitan Transportation Commission 2009). The ability to access destinations creates the need to provide measures of accessibility. In order to measure the levels of accessibility and provide proper analysis, the cumulative opportunities measure (Manaugh and El-Geneidy 2012) has been defined as a valid method. This measurement simply counts the number of opportunities that can be reached within a predetermined distance or time. In this case it will be utilized to measure the number of opportunities located within a ped-shed or bike-shed for the

identified CBG. The measure will serve as the baseline for potential accessibility. Utilizing this measure, an increase in accessibility can easily be shown with the addition of future ATI. Overall connectivity of existing bicycle and pedestrian networks were examined by San Francisco, Memphis, and Nashville MPOs (Memphis Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization 2011; Metropolitan Transportation Commission 2009; Nashville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization 2009). The networks studied consisted of pedestrian facilities such as sidewalks, as well as bicycle facilities, both on-street (bike lanes etc.) and off-street (shared-use paths/trails). Models from these reports can be used to investigate the existing active transportation networks in the city of Arlington to clarify where the current facilities exist, where connectivity gaps may be located, and where alternative off-street alignments may improve accessibility and connectivity (Metropolitan Transportation Commission 2009). These findings can help identify facility improvements needed in the overall network and to increase access to opportunities through greater connectivity for the residents of communities in greatest need. 2.2 Conclusion There is a substantiated need for active transportation infrastructure in many urban environments. Low income and minority communities often present the highest levels of need due to existing socioeconomic conditions. Access to opportunity helps individuals improve their lives and access is critical to the success of the community. Equitable planning practices which address levels of need and promote the benefits derived from active transportation, can increase the accessibility to the opportunities that exist today and in the future within the city of Arlington.

Based on the literature reviewed, this study selected: •

Manaugh and El-Geneidy’s (2012) “social disadvantage index” to identify the study’s disadvantaged neighborhoods in the city of Arlington.

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Memphis Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization’s (2011) mapping technique to map existing opportunitities within pedestrian and bicycle reach of the identified disadvantaged communities.

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Manaugh and El-Geneidy (2012) “cumulative opportunities measure” to quantify the potentially accessible opportunities.

CHAPTER 3 METHODOLOGY 3.1 Introduction 3.1.1. Purpose The methodology provides an overview of the processes and procedures for the data collection and analysis in this report. The research sought to answer the question of whether the existence of ATI can increase accessibility for disadvantaged communities in the city of Arlington. This was achieved through an application of the methods obtained from the literature review, which guided the data collection, mapping, and network analysis utilizing ArcGIS. 3.1.2. Data Collection and Methods The data collected was primarily quantitative, from secondary sources. â&#x20AC;˘

Demographic Data: Data for the city of Arlington was collected for the specific categories listed in Table 3.1 at the Census Block Group (CBG) Level, utilizing 5-year 2007-2011 American Community Survey data.

Table 3.1 Demographic and Socioeconomic Data Demographic and Socioeconomic Data - Arlington, Texas Percentage Below Poverty

Percentage Minority

Percentage of Adults with High School as Percentage of Population Foreign Born the Highest Level of Educational Attainment Adapted from Manaugh and El-Geneidy Social Disadvantage Index

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Opportunities: Opportunities consisting of specific geocoded point locations for employers, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and grocery stores were collected from multiple data sources. The employment variable utilizes geocoded point data for employers located within the city of Arlington, and was collected from the North Central Texas Council of Governments cooperative data program (NCTCOG 2012). Education was defined as K11

12 public educational institutions (Dill and Haggerty 2009) as well as public colleges. Educational institution location data was collected from the Texas Education Agencyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (TEA) website. The most recent data update from July 2012 was selected for download. Healthcare facilities were also collected using the North Central Texas Council of Governments cooperative data program (NCTCOG 2012) and primarily consisted of hospitals and medical offices. Grocery stores were defined as full service grocery stores, excluding convenience stores using the six digit North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes collected from Reference USA database.

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Active Transportation Infrastructure: Data for ATI consists of existing and future planned sidewalks, bike lanes, and off street shared use paths (trails). Data was collected from the city of Arlington strategic planning department and consisted of geocoded ArcGIS shapefiles.

3.1.3. Data Analysis The research strategy utilized ArcGIS for data analysis and visualization. The social disadvantage index was calculated in Microsoft Excel, based on the input factors collected. ArcGIS visually displayed the results by producing thematic maps. ArcGIS was used to geocode each individual point for the opportunity data collected. Additionally, ArcGIS was used to create ped-shed and bike-shed buffers for each of the geocoded opportunity points. Finally, ArcGIS was used to summarize the total number of potential and actual accessible opportunities. A disadvantage index (Manaugh and El-Geneidy 2012) was created by combining the CBG demographic and socioeconomic data presented in Table 3.1. The unit of analysis for the social disadvantage index was the CBG, and the city of Arlington contains a total of 222 CBGs within its city limits.

The method for creating the disadvantage index uses the Manaugh and Ell-Geneidy (2012) approach. The method averages the block group values for each of the four demographic variables to produce their mean values. The variables are then standardized producing the Zscore using the following formula.

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The Z-score is used to determine how far each value is (plus or minus) from the mean. The Zscores for each data variable (% below poverty, % minority, % adults with high school as highest education; % foreign born) were then summed to create the disadvantage index value for each CBG (Manaugh and El-Geneidy 2012). A detailed table of all data categories and disadvantage index calculations is located in Appendix A. The index table was next joined with the CBG shapefile in ArcGIS allowing for a visual representation of the values. Within ArcGIS, the index was used to select the top disadvantaged decile and four CBGs selected for detailed accessibility analysis. The disadvantage index values were sorted from highest to lowest. From the 222 total CBGs within Arlington, the top decile consisted of 22 CBGs with index values ranging from 8.38 to 5.64. In order to visualize the top decile; index values were classified into 22 groups at equal intervals. From the top decile, the final four CBGs analyzed were selected based on two criteria: 1. Index value- prioritizing the highest values 2. Visual analysis of housing density - (Excluding primarily vacant or commercial CBGs)

The highest disadvantaged CBGs chosen for in-depth analysis from within the top decile (CBG-1, CBG-2, CBG-4, and CBG-6) excluded CBG-3 which contained primarily vacant land and one multi-family housing complex, and CBG5 which primarily consisted of commercial 13

establishments, again with one multi-family housing complex. The lack of additional housing in the excluded CBGs likely led to these outliers in the index value. •

Mapping of opportunities Grocery store data was only available in tabular format and lacked geocoded point location

data. Creating the geocoded points was accomplished by joining the latitude and longitude (x,y) coordinate values with the CBGs in ArcGIS. Data for each of the additional opportunity categories (medical facilities, employment, schools) was available in ArcGIS shapefile format. A comprehensive list of all opportunities collected for the study is available in Appendix A. The mapping process for opportunities utilized a modified version of the Memphis Urban Area MPO (Memphis Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization 2011) mapping technique. In this study, “attractors” and “generators” were replaced with opportunities as defined by the literature (Maxwell 2006; Dill and Haggerty 2009; NCTCOG 2012) This technique provided a clear visual representation of the location of each existing opportunity in relation to the identified disadvantaged block groups. •

ATI Next, all ATI shapefiles were added and incorporated into the GIS map. The shapefiles

were symbolized based on their status field. Both bicycle and pedestrian ATI data was divided into existing and planned. Bicycle ATI was further classified as on-street and off-street facilities. •

Accessibility For each of the four selected CBGs two buffers were created to define the “sheds” for each

mode of active transportation. To establish the ped-shed, a half-mile buffer was created centered at each CBG’s centroid. Likewise for the bike-shed, a three-mile buffer was created. The buffer defines the area that an individual is likely to travel by the selected mode of transport, i.e. walking or bicycling. Additionally, the buffer defines the opportunities and ATI located within the accepted range of travel. Figure 1 shows a ped-shed buffer for CBG 2 along with the opportunities and ATI located within its boundaries.

Figure 1: CBG 2 - Ped-Shed with ATI and Opportunities

The initial findings for the data within the buffer area provided potential accessibility measures for each CBG. Utilizing the cumulative opportunities measure (Manaugh and ElGeneidy 2012) all opportunities located within each buffer were recorded and counted providing a total number for potential accessibility. This total does not include any network analysis based on existing or planned ATI. It only represents the number of opportunities that may be potentially accessible if ATI were available.

The analysis next determined the number of opportunities actually accessible utilizing ATI currently on the ground. ArcGIS Network Analyst Extension attempted to generate a network service area for each CBG. Network Analyst performed analysis on ATI connecting to opportunities. A service area is used to visualize and measure accessibility (ESRI and Components 2001) ArcMap was unable to produce accurate service areas due to the many gaps existing in the sidewalk polylines. A service area can only be generated with continuous or unbroken polylines. Due to the scope and size of the project along with time constraints, repairing each gap in the sidewalk polylines was not a reasonable option. The approach taken in the final analysis performed a visual scan of the ATI and opportunity data over-laid onto satellite image base maps in ArcGIS. Any opportunity located along a continuous ATI network was counted as actually accessible.. 3.1.4. Data and Method Limitations Limitations to the availability of data and execution of network analysis arose during the process. As with any source, there are always limitations to publicly available data. In this case employment data was limited to the NCTCOG cooperative data program shapefiles. During the analysis it was noted that many more employment opportunities existed based on land use and commercial buildings observed. While this may be the case, a significant number of employers were available with the NCTCOG data; 179 to be exact, providing an adequate sample for analysis. The methodology originally chosen for accessibility measurement set out to utilize the Network Analyst Extension in ArcGIS. This tool provides a powerful and accurate analysis for accessibility measures. The issue confronted during the analysis was the number of gaps in the sidewalk polyline shapefiles. The gaps were accurate breaks in the sidewalk continuity, and included driveways and street crossings. The amount of man-hours required to repair the lines was unfortunately outside of the allotted time for the project. In the future, a network analysis

may prove useful to the city however, it will require a great deal of time and resources to complete the project. Bicycle ATI accessibility, defined as opportunities located on or adjacent to the existing or planned bicycle network, excludes the road network that cyclists could use to access the Cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ATI network. This is a limitation of the study in areas where the road network is safe to ride on even if no ATI infrastructure (e.g., bike lanes, sharrows or pedestrian signs) exist, such as quiet residential streets that adequately connect to the Cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ATI planned system. The social disadvantage index was composed of the variables outlined in the Manaugh and El Geneidy (2012) study measuring levels of disadvantage for populations in the Montreal metropolitan area. These measures were defined through literature identifying socially disadvantaged populations (Bauman, Silver, and Stein 2006). However, it must be acknowledged that the index has limitations. First, the index fails to address unemployment. As unemployment and poverty are often synonymous (Wacquant and Wilson 1989), the inclusion of unemployment rates in the index may have provided a more comprehensive view of levels of disadvantage. Additionally, lack of automobile ownership has been shown to have a direct correlation to both unemployment and poverty (Wacquant and Wilson 1989). In the event the index is utilized for future research, inclusion of zero car households should also be considered. Moreover, in building the case for ATI investment, the lack of automobile ownership supports the need for additional, low cost transportation options. Finally, considerations of gender, and more specifically single female head of households may be considered as an index variable. Single, minority women have historically been shown to earn the lowest annual incomes (Denton and Massey 1993). Capturing this segment of the population in the index can help inform future policy recommendations.

CHAPTER 4 DISCUSSION AND FINDINGS 4.1 Context of the Study Area The city of Arlington is located directly between Dallas and Fort Worth Texas and is home to over 375,000 people, seven school districts, and hundreds of major employers (U.S. Census Bureau 2014). The city covers over 99 square miles (City of Arlington 2013) with arguably no public transportation options for the residents. In 2013, the city launched a two-year pilot program to test the viability of public transportation within the city. The Metro Arlington Express (MAX) provides direct bus service from two stops within the city to the Trinity River Express (TRE) Centerport commuter rail station. The launch of the program is a positive step for the city and those lacking regional accessibility. However, in its current state, the MAX fails to provide intra-city transportation options for residents. The city of Arlington has acknowledged the need for additional modes of transportation through its planning efforts. Specifically, active transportation has been prioritized with the adoption of the Arlington Hike and Bike Plan (City of Arlington 2011) in August 2011. The Hike and Bike Plan provides a network of planned bicycle facilities, both on and off street, along with recommended pedestrian sidewalk connections. The plan estimates a need of more than $55 million to complete the projects. Currently only 2.11 miles of on-street bicycle facilities exist, preventing safe bicycle travel for individuals utilizing this mode of transportation. Figure 2 displays the city of Arlington along with the existing and planned bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure or ATI. The availability of infrastructure for pedestrian travel is in stark contrast with that for bicycle travel, Pedestrian facilities are adequately available while bicycle infrastructure is virtually nonexistent.

Figure 2: Current State of ATI for the City

4.2 Analysis

4.2.1. Socially Disadvantaged Populations Highly disadvantaged neighborhoods were defined by the social disadvantage index utilizing the four demographic and socioeconomic characteristics outlined in the methodology. These neighborhoods are generally characterized as having high incidence of low income, foreign-born minority households with low levels of educational attainment. Figure 3 displays the levels of disadvantage for the entire city, along with the top decile, and the four CBGs chosen for accessibility analysis. The index mapping allowed to comprehensively and comparatively measure (Powell et al. 2007) and display disadvantage neighborhoods in the city of Arlington. Displaying where concentrations of highly disadvantaged communities are located may help policy makers identify where proactive measures are needed to remedy instances of inequality. The top decile of the disadvantage index is located within an area of concentrated disadvantaged CBGs. These concentrations of socioeconomic disadvantage provide support for the research position that there is a need to promote ATI in the central and eastern portions of the city. Further, they raise the need to better understand the transportation options available as well as the opportunities that exist for the residents in the area.

Figure 3: Disadvantage Index

4.2.2. Areas of Analysis The four CBGs analyzed are generally located in the southern portion of the northeast quadrant of the city. Figure 4 displays the location of each block group analyzed. Figure 4: Four CBGs Chosen for Analysis

When comparing the levels of disadvantage between the four selected CBGs and the entire city, it becomes clear that the selected areas for analysis are truly disadvantaged as defined in this study. Table 4.1 shows these differences in percentage values Table 4.1 Comparison: Levels of Disadvantage Category

City

Analyzed CBGs

Percentage Below Poverty

21%

58%

Percentage of Adults with High School as the Highest Level of Educational Attainment

39%

81%

Percentage Minority Percentage of Population Foreign Born

63% 21%

100% 40%

A staggering 58% of the population in the study area is living below the 2011 poverty level. To better understand the poverty level of the populations being studied, the median city household income was calculated and contrasted with the median household income of the four CBGs. Although this variable was outside of the Manaugh and El Geneidy (2012) social disadvantage index methodology, it was included to provide a more detailed understanding of the economic characteristics of the study area. The median annual household income for the study area is $22,848, in comparison to $50,831 for the city. Household income in the study area is 55% lower than the household income for the entire city of Arlington. According to Malekafzali (2012) low to moderate-income families spend as much as 42% of their income on transportation. A median household income of $22,848 does not provide adequate means to support these levels of transportation costs. Active transportation can serve as a solution to the deficit in transportation funding experienced in households in the study areas. Realistically, active transportation will not completely alleviate transportation expenses for the residents. However, it can serve as a significant part of the solution. Adequate ATI will afford residents the option of an inexpensive, safe mode of transport to any number of opportunities that may exist in the area.

With 100 percent minority population living in the four CBGs. it is crucial that the planning process focused on ATI be inclusive. These populations are often excluded from planning decisions (Treuhaf and Cรกrdenas 2013; Community Cycling Center 2012), and are potentially

more likely to utilize ATI. Educational attainment also stands out with the data

showing 81% of the population within the four CBGs having only a high school education or less. A direct correlation can be made between the high levels of poverty and the low levels of education. 4.2.3. Opportunity Highly disadvantaged areas should benefit greatly from gainful employment, quality education, affordable medical facilities, and fresh food (Powell et al. 2007; Fernandez et al. 2012; Foth, Manaugh, and El-Geneidy 2013). While the city of Arlington can work to create more opportunities, it is critical to ensure that safe and adequate means of access exist. The entire study in many ways hinged on the presence of opportunity for each CBG. It is the necessity to access goods and services that generated the need for adequate ATI. Although the available data for opportunity had limitations, it provided an acceptable representation of the current state of affairs. Opportunity levels for each of the four CBGs studied was fairly consistent, with the exception of CBG-1, which had the lowest number of opportunities within the ped-shed, but the highest in the bike-shed. Table 4.2 shows the total number of opportunities existing within the ped-shed (one-half mile) and bike-shed (three miles) for each CBG. Figure 5 displays the location of opportunities for the entire city.

Table 4.2 Total Number of Existing Opportunities Pedestrian Schools

Employment

Medical

Grocery

Total

CBG-1

CBG-2

CBG-4 CBG-6

3 5

3 3

0 0

0 1

6 9

Bicycle Schools

Employment

Medical

Grocery

Total

CBG-1

154

CBG-2

120

CBG-4

123

CBG-6

139

A key finding from the opportunity data was the lack of grocery stores and medical facilities in the pedestrian realm. Specifically for pedestrian access, the data revealed no grocery stores or medical facilities within the ped-shed in CBG-4. There are also considerably fewer within the bike-shed in comparison to the other opportunities studied. This finding should be noted as an important aspect to be studied further by the city. Considering that fresh food consumption and personal health are directly related (Aytur et al. 2008), the lack of fresh food opportunities reachable by foot and the paucity reachable by bicycle in the area point to the existence of food desserts in the city with potential detrimental effects on health (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2012) The mapping of opportunities in relation to the disadvantage index revealed a large proportion of employers located within the more highly disadvantaged CBGs i.e., on the eastern half of the city. Finding a large number of employers located in the most highly disadvantaged CBGs is an unexpected result of the analysis. Reasoning for the finding is related to zoning for this portion of the city. Zoning in these areas allows for higher concentrations of commercial and industrial land uses whereas the western half of the city is primarily zoned single family residential (City of Arlington 2013). 25

Based on the Kirwan Institute’s opportunity mapping model (2012) the high percentage of employment opportunity is indicative of the need for additional investment in ATI for the area. With minorities and low-income individuals being more likely to bicycle to work (The League of American Bicyclists and Sierra Club 2013) safe and adequate connections to the existing employment opportunities are necessary. Supporting this claim, an analysis of levels of walking and biking to work in the study areas reveals CBG-2 having the city’s highest percentage (15%) of bicycling as the primary mode of transport for traveling to work. This is much higher than the mean value of zero percent (0%) for the city (U.S. Census Bureau 2014). Walking levels for the 1

remaining CBGs were moderate to high at 5% respectively in relation to city’s mean value of 2%. Table 4.3 outlines the mode share for bicycling and walking to work for the four analyzed CBGs. Table 4.3 Mode of Travel to Work Journey to Work % by Car, Truck, Van

% by Bicycle

% by Walking

CBG-1

CBG-2

CBG-4

CBG-6

This data indicates that while residents from the four CBGs would benefit from ATI, bicycle commuters from CBG-2 would benefit directly from enhanced access to opportunities within the bike shed. Likewise, pedestrian commuters from CBG-1 and CBG-4 would gain from enhanced ATI within the community’s pedshed. The following section examines the topic of opportunities in ped and bike sheds in the four CBGs.

A table outlining the transportation mode share for the entire city can be found in Appendix A

Figure 5: Existing Opportunities

A comparison of Figure 2 (Total ATI for the City) and Figure 5 (Existing Opportunities) clearly demonstrates the importance of identifying opportunities when planning future ATI. Figure 6 shows a clustering of employment in the northeast (hovering around the intersection of I-30 and Hwy-360) and south-central (near the intersection of I-20 between S. Cooper Street and New York Ave) sections of the city lacking adequate connections to the planned bicycle 27

ATI. Supplying connections between the four CBGs and the clusters of employment should be addressed in future iterations of the Hike and Bike Plan. Figure 6: Bicycle ATI â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opportunity Analysis

Although the eastern half of the city has a high percentage of total opportunities, the issue displayed through analysis is the noticeable lack of opportunity in the immediate area surrounding the top decile and the four CBGs. With a range of merely 3-9 opportunities accessible by walking, residents are extremely limited in choice. Figure 7 shows the ped-shed analysis for CBG-1. The map displays the level of opportunity deprivation (only one school, one employer and one medical facility) within the Â˝ mile pedestrian radial in CBG-1. Figure 8 shows the bike-shed analysis and the large number of inaccessible opportunities when traveling from CBG-1 on the planned ATI network. Figure 7: CBG-1 Ped-Shed Opportunities

Figure 8: CBG-1 Bike-Shed with Opportunities

4.2.4. Accessibility Impacts The findings show how significantly existing and planned ATI impact accessibility. In the pedestrian realm where ATI is most often present in the study areas, the issue of accessibility is impacted more by the lack of opportunity, rather than by the lack of adequate ATI. In the bike realm the opposite appears. The key issue here is the lack of existing ATI. Using the cumulative opportunities measure, a count of the potentially accessible opportunities was calculated. Table 4.4 displays the numbers of potential and actual accessibility. This data shows two important facts. First, there are very few opportunities within the ped-shed for the four CBGs. Although few, the majority of the opportunities are currently accessible via the existing pedestrian infrastructure. The second important finding is the overwhelming lack of accessible opportunities for bicycle travel. Within three miles of CBG-1, there are 154 opportunities according to the findings. However, there is zero accessibility to any 1

of the opportunities via the existing bicycle infrastructure Looking at the findings in a different way; one could argue that based on the information presented throughout this study, residents

of the four CBGs who bike, may be currently traveling to many of the 154 opportunities on a regular basis without safe ATI. This presents a safety issue for the city. Literature on the subject of bicycle safety (The League of American Bicyclists and Sierra Club 2013) highlighted high incidents of accidents and fatalities for minority riders, further stressing the need to provide certain levels of ATI that make safe travel options available.

Most of Arlingtonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bicycle ATI is planned. As described in the methods section,bicycle- accessible opportunities are those directly found on or along the bicycle ATI and excludes roads that have no bikelanes, sharrows, or bike signalization. 2 Whom have been defined as disadvantaged through the social disadvantage index are much more likely to travel by walking or bicycling

Table 4.4 Accessibility Measures Pedestrian Block Group

Total Opportunities

Actual ATI

Planned ATI

% ATI Accessible

CBG-1

-------

100%

CBG-2

100%

CBG-4

-------

100%

Planned ATI

% ATI Accessible

CBG-6

Bicycle Block Group CBG-1 CBG-2 CBG-4 CBG-6

Total Opportunities

Actual ATI

154

none

27%

120

33%

123

30%

139

23%

Although the total number of opportunities shows simple whole numbers for potential accessibility, further analysis of actual and planned accessibility was needed. To help illustrate the point, an ATI accessibility rate was calculated for both pedestrian and bicycle modes. The ATI accessibility rate identifies the number of accessible opportunities via the existing ATI network plus the number of opportunities that would be available through ATI planned facilities. As can be seen on table 4.3, based on the number of opportunities currently reachable by foot, the ATI accessibility rate for this travel mode in the study area is already quite high and will reach 100% when the city completes the planned pedestrian ATI facilities. In contrast, ATI accessibility rates for bicycle are somewhat limited (in the range of 23% to 33%) even after accounting for planned facilities.

These numbers show that funding the planned facilities laid out in the Arlington Hike and Bike Plan would significantly increase accessibility for residents in the four CBGs. Another important consideration is the number of additional opportunities that could potentially be accessed through future iterations of the plan, including areas with high levels of opportunity. The baseline increases alone speak volumes to the need and benefits that this infrastructure could provide to these communities.

CHAPTER 5 CONCLUSION 5.1 Conclusion This paper examines active transportation as it relates to accessibility, opportunity, and ultimately equity for residents in disadvantaged communities. Adding to the growing discussion and research surrounding active transportation, the accessibility measures used in this report contribute an approach to identifying disadvantaged communities in a city and quantifying the opportunities accessible by foot and bike in these communities. Advancing access to opportunities with context sensitive transportation mode choices, fosters an equitable environment for those presenting the greatest levels of need. The city of Arlington serves as an ideal case study as a city with no public transportation system, and clearly segregated along socioeconomic lines. The research and analysis showed that individuals lacking access to opportunities will most definitely see increased benefits if the planned Arlington Hike and Bike Plan facilities are constructed. Current levels of bicycle accessibility are very low or virtually non-existent. The 2.11 miles of existing on street bike facilities, serve very few people, and fail to serve the most highly disadvantaged CBGs chosen for this analysis. The ATI accessibility measures of this report show that the most beneficial area of investment would be on street bicycle infrastructure. It appears that pedestrian needs are being met in the study areas. An additional key finding was lack of opportunity at the pedestrian scale for the analyzed block groups. This finding stresses the need for both community and economic development in city planning efforts. Bringing additional opportunities to these areas would help rebuild the communities, and provide much needed jobs, goods and services. This paper set out to answer the question of whether the existence of ATI in disadvantaged communities can increase accessibility to opportunities. What was found was that in the city of Arlington pedestrian accessibility to a rather small number of opportunities in

the most disadvantage neighborhoods is adequate. On the other hand, bicycle accessibility through ATI (as defined in the study) is deficient in the most disadvantaged communities. The research utilized a simple, yet replicable index for identifying disadvantage neighborhoods and a method for quantifying the number of opportunities that can be accessible when pedestrian and bicycle ATI is present and planned. Further, the high levels of need displayed through the mapping of the social disadvantage index, the opportunities available, and the actual and planned ATI networks, support the arguments made in this report for future investment and development of both bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure. The increases in accessibility can help in developing future long-range plans related to ATI. Additionally, this information may prove useful in future efforts to prioritize funding of capital improvement projects in highly disadvantaged communities. However, it is important to acknowledge that ATI is only one piece of the much larger puzzle. Transportation and mobility needs of disadvantaged communities can only truly be met through a comprehensive approach. ATI may serve as a starting place, and if successful, the city can continue to grow mobility options based on real results. 5.2 Policy Recommendations The research findings and conclusions suggest a set of recommendations for future ATI planning in disadvantaged areas. Recommendations focus on the larger social and political implications at play in the city of Arlington as it relates to socially disadvantaged populations, quantity and quality of opportunities in disadvantaged areas, and the levels of accessibility ATI can provide.

Planning for ATI must be broader than physical land use, and transportation. i.

Allow active transportation planning to be a platform for addressing larger social issues in disadvantaged areas. At the outset of the planning phase consider the opportunities present and evaluate how the needs of the residents are being

met by these opportunities. During the analysis process, consider other planning measures that may need to take place simultaneously. These processes may include topics such as economic development to address a lack of grocery stores (food desserts) in the area, or community development focusing on attracting employment opportunities. Forecasting future opportunities can provide direction for planning of ATI facilities along with strategies to address high levels of disadvantage. 2. Bridge the gap between disadvantaged communities and political leaders. i.

Infrastructure planning decisions need to be coordinated, representative, and inclusive (Treuhaf and CĂĄrdenas 2013). Be certain that the decision makers for infrastructure planning and investment represent the interests of the communities being affected. Funding decisions dictated by federal, state, or regional agencies may lack a true understanding of the communities receiving resources. Moreover, disadvantaged communities often lack political leadership at this level, making the role of the city official more critical. City officials must ensure adequate coordination between agencies to confirm the voice and needs of the disadvantaged communities are included in the process. Planners understand the perspective of the community members and more effectively address their needs when they are involved in the planning process for ATI. This engagement ultimately leads to more successful route planning, safer street design, and an overall more beneficial network.

3. Create a citizen-based Bicycle Advisory Board. i.

The citizen-based Bicycle Advisory Board should be comprised of a representative selection of the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s population, and also represent the geographic differences of the city, i.e. urban and suburban. Planning staff from the city of Arlington will continue to undertake the technical aspects and

implementation of the planning process related to ATI. However, the Bicycle Advisory Board should provide input into planning staffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s technical and planning implementation decisions.The establishment of the Board, will help to empower residents to affect change in their communities, and provide a political forum for otherwise disproportionately represented populations to be included in the decision making process.

5.3 Research Limitations This research has several limitations. To begin, accessibility for individuals can be due to factors other than physical infrastructure alone. The research presented defines access to opportunity exclusively in terms of availability of physical bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure. It must be acknowledged that additional factors contribute to accessibility measures. Examples of accessibility limitations outside of the physical realm are: economic capacity to pay for access to healthcare, or a lack of skills and training that affect access to employment. There are many other factors that may impact accessibility to opportunities, however, here the focus is on the physical dimension. Additionally, through the analysis it was noted that few opportunities exist within the pedestrian realm of the four analyzed CBGs. The same argument can be made for the CBGs located in less disadvantaged areas of the city. What is significant about this finding is that the individuals in the less disadvantaged locations are more affluent, and have more adequate means to maintain automobile ownership as a primary form of transportation. Additionally, these areas are primarily single-family homes, in stark contrast to the disadvantaged CBGs where multi-family is the dominant housing type. The existence of opportunities near the four CBGs would serve a larger number of individuals, with fewer transportation options.

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APPENDIX A

Accessibility Measures

All Opportunities Potential Accessibility

Actual Accessibility (Existing ATI)

Current Capture Rate

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Block Group 1

154

100%

Block Group 2

120

78%

Block Group 4

123

100%

Block Group 6

139

78%

Schools Potential Accessibility

Actual Accessibility (Existing ATI)

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Block Group 1

Block Group 2

Block Group 4

Block Group 6

Employment Potential Accessibility

Actual Accessibility (Existing ATI)

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Block Group 1

Block Group 2

Block Group 4

Block Group 6

Medical Facilites Potential Accessibility

Actual Accessibility (Existing ATI)

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Block Group 1

Block Group 2

Block Group 4

Block Group 6

Grocery Stores Potential Accessibility

Actual Accessibility (Existing ATI)

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Block Group 1

Block Group 2

Block Group 4

Block Group 6

Accessibility Measures

Accessibility to All Opportunities - Based on Facility Status Existing Infrastructure

Planned Infrastructure

% Increase inAccessibility

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Block Group 1

100%

Block Group 2

14%

92%

Block Group 4

91%

Block Group 6

14%

86%

Accessibility to Schools - Based on Facility Status Existing Infrastructure

Planned Infrastructure

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Block Group 1

Block Group 2

Block Group 4

Block Group 6

Accessibility to Employment - Based on Facility Status Existing Infrastructure

Planned Infrastructure

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Block Group 1

Block Group 2

Block Group 4

Block Group 6

Accessibility toMedical Facilities- Based on Facility Status Existing Infrastructure

Planned Infrastructure

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Pedestrian

Bicycle

Block Group 1

Block Group 2

Block Group 4

Block Group 6

Accessibility toGrocery Stores - Based on Facility Status Existing Infrastructure Pedestrian

Bicycle

Planned Infrastructure Pedestrian

Bicycle

Block Group 1

Block Group 2

Block Group 4

Block Group 6

Mode of Travel to Work - All CBGs in City GISJOIN G48043901065141 G48043901113101 G48043901113102 G48043901113103 G48043901113104 G48043901114021 G48043901114022 G48043901114023 G48043901114024 G48043901114041 G48043901114044 G48043901114071 G48043901114072 G48043901114081 G48043901114091 G48043901114092 G48043901115051 G48043901115052 G48043901115064 G48043901115131 G48043901115132 G48043901115141 G48043901115142 G48043901115143 G48043901115144 G48043901115161 G48043901115162 G48043901115163 G48043901115211 G48043901115212 G48043901115213 G48043901115214 G48043901115221 G48043901115222 G48043901115223 G48043901115224 G48043901115225 G48043901115231 G48043901115232 G48043901115233 G48043901115234 G48043901115241 G48043901115242 G48043901115243 G48043901115244 G48043901115245 G48043901115251 G48043901115252

Population of CBG 188 696 1131 1252 418 573 1125 941 727 1051 1213 972 564 870 1858 528 729 987 435 1163 1100 286 1114 912 1398 1533 899 862 515 1472 1001 808 419 698 751 408 628 438 1145 830 1174 444 1058 1086 313 418 547 881

% by Car, Truck, Van 85 99 94 94 92 100 99 95 95 100 94 82 89 94 92 72 89 90 97 97 93 100 96 97 98 94 87 95 94 95 94 96 87 95 98 100 96 100 100 99 97 100 100 98 88 93 96 93

% by Bicycle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

% by Walking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 2 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 6 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6

Mode of Travel to Work - All CBGs in City GISJOIN G48043901115253 G48043901115254 G48043901115261 G48043901115262 G48043901115263 G48043901115291 G48043901115292 G48043901115301 G48043901115302 G48043901115303 G48043901115311 G48043901115312 G48043901115313 G48043901115314 G48043901115321 G48043901115322 G48043901115323 G48043901115324 G48043901115331 G48043901115332 G48043901115341 G48043901115342 G48043901115343 G48043901115401 G48043901115402 G48043901115411 G48043901115412 G48043901115421 G48043901115422 G48043901115431 G48043901115432 G48043901115441 G48043901115442 G48043901115443 G48043901115444 G48043901115461 G48043901115462 G48043901115463 G48043901115464 G48043901115471 G48043901115472 G48043901115473 G48043901115474 G48043901115501 G48043901115502 G48043901115521 G48043901115522 G48043901115523

Population of CBG 573 514 615 1049 527 960 823 934 1282 977 529 507 692 632 407 666 942 2344 1304 1164 1084 1025 1386 1945 1313 561 1390 672 2205 525 2164 794 1211 583 883 1277 596 607 793 1358 2324 1041 3249 3277 3397 535 671 512

% by Car, Truck, Van 92 93 92 85 95 91 94 97 91 94 95 85 96 96 94 95 99 97 93 97 97 97 99 89 98 98 95 97 96 100 93 96 99 93 100 99 93 87 92 97 89 93 96 97 96 89 96 100

% by Bicycle 0 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

% by Walking 2 3 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

Mode of Travel to Work - All CBGs in City GISJOIN G48043901115531 G48043901115532 G48043901115533 G48043901130021 G48043901131021 G48043901131022 G48043901131023 G48043901131041 G48043901131042 G48043901131043 G48043901131071 G48043901131072 G48043901131081 G48043901131082 G48043901131083 G48043901131091 G48043901131092 G48043901131093 G48043901131101 G48043901131102 G48043901131103 G48043901131111 G48043901131112 G48043901131113 G48043901131114 G48043901131121 G48043901131122 G48043901131141 G48043901131142 G48043901131143 G48043901131151 G48043901131152 G48043901131161 G48043901131162 G48043901216011 G48043901216012 G48043901216013 G48043901216014 G48043901216015 G48043901216041 G48043901216042 G48043901216043 G48043901216044 G48043901216051 G48043901216052 G48043901216053 G48043901216061 G48043901216062

Population of CBG 764 515 667 711 1290 1228 555 313 1070 788 611 749 759 1044 621 802 921 484 979 791 790 290 450 631 480 363 1063 488 1174 755 277 1731 1281 1249 441 1091 524 485 925 531 531 547 933 486 413 529 852 358

% by Car, Truck, Van 100 89 92 84 96 88 94 100 94 96 96 87 88 96 92 92 90 95 91 98 92 89 94 100 95 89 93 97 83 99 97 98 93 99 98 87 92 93 98 100 80 93 89 87 98 100 86 95

% by Bicycle 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0

% by Walking 0 2 6 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 5 0 0 5 11 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 8 0 3 0 0 0 1 0

Mode of Travel to Work - All CBGs in City GISJOIN G48043901216063 G48043901216081 G48043901216082 G48043901216083 G48043901216084 G48043901216091 G48043901216092 G48043901216093 G48043901216101 G48043901216102 G48043901216111 G48043901216112 G48043901216113 G48043901216114 G48043901217021 G48043901217022 G48043901217031 G48043901217032 G48043901217033 G48043901217041 G48043901217042 G48043901219031 G48043901219032 G48043901219033 G48043901219041 G48043901219042 G48043901219043 G48043901219051 G48043901219052 G48043901219053 G48043901219054 G48043901219061 G48043901219062 G48043901220011 G48043901220012 G48043901220021 G48043901220022 G48043901220023 G48043901220024 G48043901221001 G48043901221002 G48043901221003 G48043901221004 G48043901221005 G48043901222001 G48043901222002 G48043901223001 G48043901223002

Population of CBG 554 702 491 571 788 1105 1033 1138 472 753 538 639 554 551 691 296 1207 621 631 648 1060 552 757 1142 399 801 757 611 439 746 397 778 601 850 810 563 684 354 286 724 394 289 826 442 557 354 1146 442

% by Car, Truck, Van 93 99 90 91 96 95 96 94 85 95 98 95 92 100 91 82 90 87 90 89 93 98 93 90 84 98 97 84 91 98 76 89 96 94 97 100 88 92 99 96 96 95 97 98 96 91 42 57

% by Bicycle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

% by Walking 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 8 1 2 8 2 5 2 2 3 0 2 0 7 6 2 0 11 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 53 36

Mode of Travel to Work - All CBGs in City GISJOIN G48043901223003 G48043901224001 G48043901224002 G48043901224003 G48043901224004 G48043901224005 G48043901225001 G48043901225002 G48043901225003 G48043901226001 G48043901226002 G48043901226003 G48043901227001 G48043901227002 G48043901227003 G48043901227004 G48043901228011 G48043901228012 G48043901228013 G48043901228021 G48043901228022 G48043901228023 G48043901228024 G48043901229001 G48043901229002 G48043901229003 G48043901229004 G48043901229005 G48043901229006 G48043901229007

Population of CBG 575 771 514 570 225 546 834 820 644 417 397 758 236 439 568 913 691 712 262 746 284 467 432 161 492 303 338 602 423 444

% by Car, Truck, Van 77 81 49 89 73 94 89 88 97 100 92 94 95 87 96 82 98 92 84 95 100 100 84 91 98 90 96 100 97 76

% by Bicycle 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

% by Walking 21 11 51 9 21 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 9 0 2 16 5 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 3 24

City Sociodemographic Data

NAME Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.46, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.44, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.42, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.40, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.32, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.31, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.29, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1114.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1216.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1216.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.50, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1131.10, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.16, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.52, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 5, Census Tract 1229, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1131.07, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1131.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1226, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1225, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1221, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1220.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1220.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1217.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1217.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1217.03, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1219.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1113.10, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1216.06, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1216.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.46, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.43, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.42, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.33, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.31, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.31, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1065.14, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.23, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.21, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.16, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.13, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1226, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1130.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.52, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1229, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1229, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1227, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1227, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1224, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1222, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1221, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1221, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1114.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1114.09, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1216.11, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1216.11, Tarrant County, Texas

Total Population

Black 1359 1400 1537 2698 1979 1315 1933 2228 932 1923 6546 1573 1503 1218 1351 1065 436 1415 1118 1378 933 1637 1220 583 1307 1182 2622 660 786 1844 5573 4653 2670 1194 853 403 3205 1944 1499 2415 2044 858 1666 1153 963 1170 1698 904 1129 792 2161 974 1012 3838 968 1180

American Indian 0 397 347 829 25 190 13 116 0 311 2319 490 194 38 41 159 142 45 0 6 58 86 190 127 145 222 590 0 242 150 1947 1048 234 33 117 237 1617 728 383 193 257 22 506 59 0 0 519 0 32 169 80 0 192 245 73 125

Asian 0 0 19 20 0 0 0 38 0 130 83 0 0 0 0 9 0 17 0 18 24 0 0 0 0 0 32 0 0 0 58 166 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 0 0 0 63 0 0 0 0 0

Percent Minority Hawain Other 11 0 106 0 76 0 259 0 14 0 85 0 55 0 59 0 0 0 12 0 245 0 70 0 53 0 9 0 146 0 119 0 0 0 96 0 49 0 66 0 0 0 20 51 44 0 24 0 86 0 563 0 128 0 30 0 46 11 108 0 375 0 456 0 23 0 148 0 31 0 0 0 632 0 223 0 150 0 0 6 96 51 16 0 114 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 244 0 106 0 369 10 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 263 0 24 0 12 67

Percentage 0 72 160 544 0 128 13 0 0 100 706 71 323 0 139 0 0 0 12 70 400 0 52 0 27 130 179 0 29 0 745 132 153 25 0 0 58 346 47 0 172 0 255 0 361 156 255 102 136 12 560 194 79 302 24 73

Hispanic or Latino 0.81 41.07 39.17 61.23 1.97 30.65 4.19 9.56 0.00 28.76 51.22 40.11 37.92 3.86 24.13 26.95 32.57 11.17 5.46 11.61 51.66 9.59 23.44 25.90 19.74 77.41 35.43 4.55 41.73 13.99 56.07 38.73 16.93 17.25 17.35 58.81 71.98 66.72 38.69 8.57 28.18 4.43 52.52 5.12 39.36 13.33 62.25 23.01 48.45 22.85 33.64 19.92 26.78 21.10 12.50 23.47

Percentage 360 341 560 752 471 82 68 45 0 1080 2221 504 480 256 917 46 88 118 71 405 795 647 703 151 930 322 824 0 132 234 1428 1408 334 89 12 0 321 648 333 518 534 29 428 99 800 961 460 217 495 221 1522 659 164 549 54 225

26 24 36 28 24 6 4 2 0 56 34 32 32 21 68 4 20 8 6 29 85 40 58 26 71 27 31 0 17 13 26 30 13 7 1 0 10 33 22 21 26 3 26 9 83 82 27 24 44 28 70 68 16 14 6 19

City Sociodemographic Data

NAME Block Group 2, Census Tract 1114.07, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1219.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1131.09, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1219.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.21, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.30, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.47, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1216.08, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1216.08, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.24, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.24, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.22, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.22, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1216.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1219.03, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1216.08, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1216.08, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1216.06, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1216.06, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.25, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.24, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.23, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.32, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.47, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.16, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1228.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1228.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1224, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1223, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1216.10, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1131.14, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1131.15, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.22, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.22, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1216.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1219.03, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1219.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.14, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1131.08, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1114.08, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1228.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 5, Census Tract 1115.24, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.34, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1131.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1114.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1220.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1131.11, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1223, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1223, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1114.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1216.10, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1131.16, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.21, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1228.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.24, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1217.02, Tarrant County, Texas

Total Population

Black 1173 991 1513 772 976 1453 4858 1179 1336 568 1455 1061 1877 929 2620 1536 1146 883 1771 1387 2225 2664 3743 5334 2711 979 1785 1991 807 781 1741 466 2081 716 913 1368 1801 2761 1488 1629 444 560 1757 973 2016 1624 1049 1259 1961 1343 1551 1814 1804 1474 2400 1308

American Indian 100 125 280 113 231 111 2062 19 34 75 102 178 429 53 317 161 133 20 110 222 628 569 539 1598 839 36 184 240 133 0 685 0 76 24 125 154 511 328 14 186 0 277 174 145 854 16 641 104 108 310 22 640 622 388 786 161

Asian 0 0 0 0 0 28 0 0 30 0 9 0 0 0 15 0 11 0 0 0 14 0 50 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 108 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 16 0 54 0 14 0 0 42 27 0 0

Percent Minority Hawain Other 28 0 143 0 136 30 13 0 22 10 49 0 120 0 14 0 10 0 112 0 286 0 95 0 89 0 15 0 84 0 52 0 107 0 0 0 230 0 589 0 241 0 860 0 172 16 502 0 517 0 0 0 49 0 88 0 294 0 32 0 120 0 56 0 383 0 20 0 12 0 0 0 50 0 261 0 64 0 65 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 49 13 222 0 17 0 0 0 84 0 796 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 112 0 0 0 153 0 107 0

Percentage 24 34 17 30 264 0 257 0 40 27 100 292 384 0 779 8 27 0 19 226 425 442 114 1012 42 277 499 15 43 0 0 17 238 279 0 47 325 302 0 49 0 0 0 0 38 180 0 128 295 103 35 183 369 265 151 271

Hispanic or Latino 12.96 30.47 30.60 20.21 54.00 12.94 50.21 2.80 8.53 37.68 34.16 53.25 48.06 7.32 45.61 14.39 24.26 2.27 20.27 74.77 58.79 70.23 23.80 58.34 51.57 34.12 41.01 17.23 58.24 4.10 46.24 15.67 33.49 45.11 15.01 16.74 55.19 32.27 5.24 18.42 8.11 49.46 9.90 21.27 55.26 14.10 61.11 29.39 61.14 31.79 3.68 45.37 63.47 46.13 45.42 41.21

Percentage 247 526 227 149 582 58 1620 50 103 227 590 285 980 80 2051 26 168 36 218 406 938 753 530 1826 465 648 1066 327 104 78 208 97 1130 279 140 971 1024 1338 42 112 399 116 183 70 38 1169 298 319 82 58 358 312 766 939 961 521

21 53 15 19 60 4 33 4 8 40 41 27 52 9 78 2 15 4 12 29 42 28 14 34 17 66 60 16 13 10 12 21 54 39 15 71 57 48 3 7 90 21 10 7 2 72 28 25 4 4 23 17 42 64 40 40

City Sociodemographic Data

NAME Block Group 3, Census Tract 1131.14, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1216.09, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1131.15, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.43, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.34, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.33, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.31, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.26, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1131.11, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1113.10, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.21, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1216.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1226, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1131.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.13, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1131.09, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.29, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1229, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1131.07, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1228.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1227, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1224, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1222, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1216.11, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1114.09, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1216.09, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.40, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.34, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.52, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.25, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 5, Census Tract 1115.22, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1216.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 5, Census Tract 1216.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1114.07, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.14, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1131.10, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1131.08, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1131.12, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.23, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1131.14, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.25, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.53, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1131.10, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1220.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1217.03, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1219.06, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.23, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.46, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.46, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.41, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.41, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.32, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.32, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.30, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1217.03, Tarrant County, Texas

Total Population

Black 1260 1732 2831 1167 2375 2503 1050 945 1350 1267 3485 1063 1604 1884 2203 1464 2128 675 1463 1605 639 1116 1152 1011 935 1810 3542 2172 1093 1902 1273 1195 1726 1866 1880 1619 1148 2256 1997 680 1330 1190 1556 919 1513 1300 1255 1116 2387 2992 1231 1294 686 1857 1681 2687

American Indian 237 54 568 467 154 137 74 144 742 325 618 33 195 476 880 296 72 167 13 512 14 377 47 73 223 152 1030 230 148 274 120 56 133 208 501 342 26 624 599 235 186 72 548 368 280 15 792 59 523 984 447 3 0 158 0 630

Asian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 15 25 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 0 0 0 0 28 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 26

Percent Minority Hawain Other 46 17 42 0 84 0 115 0 74 0 233 0 11 0 0 0 12 0 154 0 448 0 44 0 29 0 95 0 254 0 220 0 57 0 36 0 38 0 368 0 0 0 277 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 564 0 94 0 13 0 24 0 88 0 115 0 0 0 110 0 107 0 93 0 77 0 33 0 106 0 16 0 216 20 125 0 0 0 20 0 43 0 166 0 0 0 43 0 79 0 393 0 30 0 36 0 0 0 130 0 0 0 269 105

Percentage 34 124 477 61 88 217 47 12 42 148 200 89 43 21 271 61 0 42 99 150 24 23 228 1 0 0 292 162 0 167 180 0 41 0 212 319 0 13 384 0 319 76 60 93 254 151 72 0 18 37 38 166 0 149 13 312

Hispanic or Latino 26.51 12.70 39.88 55.10 13.31 23.45 12.57 16.51 58.96 49.49 36.84 15.62 17.58 32.75 64.14 39.41 6.06 36.30 10.25 64.17 5.95 60.66 27.08 7.32 23.85 9.28 53.25 23.66 15.37 24.45 30.48 14.31 10.08 17.04 43.62 46.57 9.58 29.70 54.53 38.68 55.71 22.94 39.07 52.34 38.14 27.31 68.84 9.14 25.97 47.76 41.84 15.84 0.00 23.53 0.77 49.94

Percentage 74 169 1206 221 514 516 79 224 376 528 1239 112 247 376 447 417 304 156 213 602 82 147 864 76 0 1 595 574 91 879 584 43 561 26 671 555 67 787 931 53 539 346 645 415 1082 328 347 153 558 690 355 179 173 221 184 975

6 10 43 19 22 21 8 24 28 42 36 11 15 20 20 28 14 23 15 38 13 13 75 8 0 0 17 26 8 46 46 4 33 1 36 34 6 35 47 8 41 29 41 45 72 25 28 14 23 23 29 14 25 12 11 36

City Sociodemographic Data

NAME Block Group 3, Census Tract 1216.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.44, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.26, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.26, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.06, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1131.12, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.30, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 7, Census Tract 1229, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 6, Census Tract 1229, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1131.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1131.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.44, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1225, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 5, Census Tract 1224, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1221, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1220.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1131.09, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1219.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1217.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1216.09, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1219.06, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1228.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1219.03, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1113.10, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.53, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1228.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1114.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1216.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1115.25, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.14, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1216.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1225, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1131.08, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1229, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.44, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1227, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1224, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 5, Census Tract 1221, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1114.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1131.16, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1216.11, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1219.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.53, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1131.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1131.11, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1113.10, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1220.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1219.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1115.47, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1216.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1131.11, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.50, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.47, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.14, Tarrant County, Texas

Total Population 927 2811 1201 2069 679 818 2739 1404 1184 827 2501 2021 1716 1480 799 711 867 1967 2599 2425 2010 890 1631 2481 1263 1007 1689 1137 1135 498 1039 1432 2063 593 1173 2003 494 1065 1751 2246 1465 1562 868 1686 583 1054 2283 1209 3017 2391 1128 7257 2236 1615 363,164

Black

American Indian 72 648 407 169 176 90 361 354 262 222 793 867 420 28 175 129 518 420 278 359 386 0 194 826 457 15 832 110 292 28 122 46 52 0 137 269 59 129 197 833 260 281 0 497 209 529 33 453 1129 70 56 2244 698 638 68,750

0 24 63 94 0 0 50 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 1,806

Asian

Percent Minority Hawain Other Percentage Hispanic or Latino Percentage 14 0 13 10.68 106 651 0 367 60.12 662 11 0 117 49.79 354 0 0 28 14.06 379 0 0 0 25.92 112 41 0 55 22.74 121 117 0 125 23.84 178 289 0 75 51.14 667 0 0 9 22.89 767 0 0 0 28.90 32 93 0 15 36.03 193 43 0 174 53.64 429 71 0 22 29.90 73 0 0 211 16.15 919 0 0 266 55.19 309 70 0 31 32.35 403 0 0 3 60.09 224 0 0 136 28.27 1132 30 0 425 29.09 1966 482 0 0 34.68 168 0 0 126 25.47 1435 0 0 0 0.00 171 40 0 208 27.10 1305 236 0 329 56.07 527 130 0 13 47.51 180 0 0 0 1.49 696 200 0 24 62.82 203 11 0 12 11.70 357 187 0 228 62.29 310 76 0 136 48.19 183 0 0 217 32.63 382 0 0 167 14.87 288 234 0 8 14.25 89 0 0 112 18.89 526 211 0 144 41.94 383 0 0 0 13.43 211 85 0 16 35.22 27 21 0 73 20.94 601 62 0 62 19.19 256 221 0 68 49.96 343 415 0 9 46.69 258 95 0 250 40.08 1139 93 0 0 10.71 17 333 0 47 52.02 444 14 0 13 40.48 313 0 0 0 50.19 17 9 0 362 17.70 1351 146 0 193 65.51 448 1010 0 182 76.93 349 188 0 250 21.25 890 0 0 89 12.85 695 793 0 396 47.31 1156 445 0 126 57.74 485 398 0 67 68.30 149 26,642 407 28,043 35 101,580

11 24 29 18 16 15 6 48 65 4 8 21 4 62 39 57 26 58 76 7 71 19 80 21 14 69 12 31 27 37 37 20 4 89 33 11 5 56 15 15 18 73 2 26 54 2 59 37 12 37 62 16 22 9 28

City Sociodemographic Data

Total Education over 25

Percent with High School as Highest Educational Attainment Male - 0-HS Grad/GED Female - 0-HS Grad/GED 919 166 844 190 918 168 1595 390 1018 199 951 33 1442 159 1382 55 670 81 1245 473 3524 1004 1162 110 975 151 944 233 624 193 863 10 266 26 988 207 837 33 910 424 433 176 1017 382 817 270 458 84 707 277 687 261 1497 228 447 57 458 119 1055 66 2615 512 2734 288 1670 209 913 139 438 33 296 76 1411 200 1048 172 907 237 1535 233 1226 203 611 57 1029 260 863 233 655 285 556 235 869 249 696 83 788 255 640 184 1273 515 477 124 623 107 2462 162 677 151 793 155

Percent Foreign Born Percent Foreign Born

Percentage 150 204 145 397 157 193 282 146 111 304 762 167 231 150 216 52 44 163 101 255 161 255 303 160 265 188 245 35 78 98 721 452 217 135 97 19 464 213 138 362 278 93 276 179 222 241 251 128 64 178 434 187 61 333 107 148

34 47 34 49 35 24 31 15 29 62 50 24 39 41 66 7 26 37 16 75 78 63 70 53 77 65 32 21 43 16 47 27 26 30 30 32 47 37 41 39 39 25 52 48 77 86 58 30 40 57 75 65 27 20 38 38

7 15 18 19 10 9 6 4 9 18 23 21 21 6 40 13 13 4 4 25 34 32 44 13 41 45 19 15 9 7 20 18 10 9 9 13 22 22 21 8 18 4 19 6 40 40 12 12 32 33 25 25 4 9 11 11

City Sociodemographic Data

Total Education over 25

Percent with High School as Highest Educational Attainment Male - 0-HS Grad/GED Female - 0-HS Grad/GED 773 151 603 258 1075 99 492 113 550 152 1039 36 2839 398 831 152 1118 122 395 173 826 231 588 242 992 328 760 66 1435 608 1113 196 834 92 664 36 1148 109 851 276 1236 363 1747 420 2611 295 2865 682 1876 368 565 189 815 243 987 2 182 14 644 171 1293 142 373 32 1188 444 478 111 708 44 579 203 885 394 1523 403 981 110 926 137 355 279 355 19 1277 95 825 16 1216 164 932 385 429 114 615 51 999 22 842 125 1034 137 1052 131 888 246 766 373 1265 379 719 119

Percent Foreign Born Percent Foreign Born

Percentage 92 205 116 140 109 59 345 93 191 20 251 151 356 78 512 227 97 66 136 345 370 420 379 591 367 113 210 104 0 119 54 47 519 133 146 131 277 578 112 163 31 15 123 52 257 326 98 267 15 76 136 100 310 306 298 169

31 77 20 51 47 9 26 29 28 49 58 67 69 19 78 38 23 15 21 73 59 48 26 44 39 53 56 11 8 45 15 21 81 51 27 58 76 64 23 32 87 10 17 8 35 76 49 52 4 24 26 22 63 89 54 40

13 45 17 29 22 8 30 7 7 29 29 35 35 17 43 7 7 15 15 29 29 22 10 30 21 38 50 32 47 7 14 31 35 35 17 43 29 22 9 5 50 29 3 13 7 34 27 47 47 4 7 10 22 38 29 13

City Sociodemographic Data

Total Education over 25

Percent with High School as Highest Educational Attainment Male - 0-HS Grad/GED Female - 0-HS Grad/GED 845 42 1213 81 1815 472 641 59 1525 137 1735 117 828 119 530 72 757 171 671 107 2228 543 788 81 1023 155 1254 141 1255 183 863 83 1386 241 391 164 1076 90 759 210 491 63 378 44 585 207 624 116 646 57 1306 180 1859 229 1421 341 810 119 966 303 787 237 1091 84 1154 294 1220 125 1070 226 1108 49 856 45 1170 191 818 224 353 56 787 202 860 71 795 115 568 306 839 385 777 304 435 0 813 55 1519 84 1689 327 738 157 880 132 416 29 1294 154 1375 95 1492 348

Percent Foreign Born Percent Foreign Born

Percentage 49 96 255 102 233 307 197 166 141 22 758 204 164 128 223 161 292 151 116 278 50 22 158 98 115 159 193 248 147 299 266 285 187 93 209 232 141 267 205 22 173 80 187 180 330 242 160 66 63 420 170 213 55 102 229 461

11 15 40 25 24 24 38 45 41 19 58 36 31 21 32 28 38 81 19 64 23 17 62 34 27 26 23 41 33 62 64 34 42 18 41 25 22 39 52 22 48 18 38 86 85 70 37 15 10 44 44 39 20 20 24 54

14 10 31 20 3 10 9 8 27 19 22 18 4 12 18 17 6 40 13 50 12 32 33 11 9 10 19 3 6 29 35 18 17 13 22 21 9 22 22 14 29 18 21 34 41 36 22 7 7 15 15 10 10 8 8 41

City Sociodemographic Data

Total Education over 25

Percent with High School as Highest Educational Attainment Male - 0-HS Grad/GED Female - 0-HS Grad/GED 732 124 1447 299 791 123 1390 101 474 146 618 60 1797 71 461 127 659 196 668 181 1525 213 1067 115 1062 43 837 272 414 140 435 207 520 122 1009 623 1229 552 1608 51 1046 359 494 40 854 393 1568 196 715 116 613 63 901 138 887 74 807 217 321 81 684 51 1028 212 1473 23 186 104 707 146 1398 251 267 21 524 169 1143 224 1358 187 948 163 611 249 774 105 1110 189 229 32 623 20 1183 400 759 175 1870 449 1492 181 614 175 4361 686 1270 225 988 183 220537

Percent Foreign Born Percent Foreign Born

Percentage 143 324 249 333 88 27 154 273 360 99 176 108 248 210 158 155 45 224 432 102 450 43 309 254 92 335 102 228 314 53 127 216 59 82 99 375 38 205 210 142 188 226 108 152 31 21 430 270 451 186 155 932 254 130

36 43 47 31 49 14 13 87 84 42 26 21 27 58 72 83 32 84 80 10 77 17 82 29 29 65 27 34 66 42 26 42 6 100 35 45 22 71 38 24 37 78 28 31 28 7 70 59 48 25 54 37 38 32 39

18 15 8 8 4 22 8 40 40 12 12 15 4 32 25 34 17 29 44 10 36 38 43 19 18 38 7 9 29 22 18 4 9 40 15 12 32 25 4 10 11 45 18 13 27 19 32 45 30 18 27 23 30 22 21

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Total Households

Less than 10k 482 545 515 839 695 525 885 715 393 731 1790 880 630 479 420 434 312 579 448 550 208 540 363 373 485 403 679 222 336 616 1839 1286 964 514 250 223 1060 708 479 891 664 350 705 515 326 298 762 419 399 326 494 271 368 1260 359 464

Percent Below Poverty Median Household Income $10-14,99 $15-19,99 $20 -24,99 Percentage HH_Income 0 54 0 17 15 0 41 51 11 19 0 7 46 27 16 141 14 11 0 20 15 25 0 26 9 0 16 26 0 8 80 32 46 40 22 37 20 0 19 11 0 13 0 20 8 14 68 0 169 34 73 89 14 113 16 39 84 29 93 28 17 9 12 27 10 14 19 0 14 10 0 15 14 45 18 14 11 0 0 6 0 21 59 65 46 72 64 16 0 26 11 0 0 19 7 0 67 26 37 24 6 11 0 41 28 0 57 23 102 34 10 33 80 14 38 25 18 66 67 47 77 29 29 43 37 0 0 44 32 19 0 0 9 0 1 0 0 8 19 12 52 17 33 4 32 0 0 0 0 0 161 131 157 110 30 9 0 6 27 3 44 50 10 73 18 0 0 0 7 1 0 0 5 0 2 8 28 12 15 28 93 143 133 108 45 56 11 16 39 17 28 0 0 16 9 63 63 0 64 21 28 0 13 8 7 34 10 10 10 18 80 144 31 42 42 61 0 0 27 17 0 0 16 47 19 0 10 0 14 8 105 82 163 122 62 21 0 13 29 15 50 63 19 26 40 33 44 71 45 59 18 51 86 0 31 26 67 0 22 42 0 0 26 0 7 80 0 0 0 6 0 20 8 0 8 12 18 12 39 17

$75,521 $57,829 $58,472 $78,946 $67,548 $51,205 $61,989 $105,943 $67,930 $29,788 $62,548 $41,489 $73,750 $81,103 $39,921 $82,727 $29,792 $41,645 $87,214 $44,190 $39,355 $33,438 $38,750 $27,019 $29,596 $41,065 $75,020 $106,591 $36,649 $85,313 $36,679 $86,442 $83,750 $78,000 $65,865 $40,750 $26,162 $42,929 $63,319 $44,243 $72,778 $76,842 $36,734 $45,024 $37,500 $50,526 $20,957 $65,680 $37,011 $20,833 $41,136 $26,281 $70,179 $89,146 $84,821 $44,464

City Sociodemographic Data

Total Households

Less than 10k 385 540 576 276 299 587 1411 402 610 229 486 394 579 398 642 560 429 312 698 405 683 842 1512 1495 1071 281 573 670 137 397 861 183 547 234 400 414 523 761 539 707 140 321 671 602 915 523 408 564 879 461 569 1090 688 529 781 560

Percent Below Poverty $10-14,99 $15-19,99 $20 -24,99 0 14 22 230 160 17 33 0 14 5 0 14 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 65 35 0 20 0 0 11 0 25 0 30 130 0 0 11 0 46 18 18 106 0 0 0 56 0 42 0 0 18 0 31 10 0 8 0 9 21 0 0 0 45 50 13 14 0 47 41 26 0 0 11 10 47 39 22 42 16 10 10 76 115 46 171 19 0 33 14 13 10 50 12 10 0 34 0 0 8 27 11 35 0 10 0 48 14 0 69 93 0 39 53 21 27 0 39 27 10 0 16 47 13 0 9 0 0 0 10 0 13 0 0 12 0 83 78 65 0 12 37 22 63 29 61 105 81 416 110 24 0 15 0 20 0 0 132 61 136 80 42 0 117 56 41 95 13 11 47 17 52

Median Household Income HH_Income

Percentage 0 9 0 36 26 0 67 24 11 40 25 35 13 0 32 0 24 7 11 88 11 40 43 12 16 0 35 0 19 0 13 0 30 0 11 68 87 22 29 29 62 0 9 25 34 14 15 71 47 26 8 22 45 91 0 59

9 77 8 20 24 0 12 11 4 41 32 23 27 0 20 3 15 5 6 33 13 15 5 5 11 13 47 28 58 18 7 4 19 4 18 56 38 12 12 15 51 3 3 6 28 12 32 56 68 9 5 32 24 58 15 31

$108,350 $10,685 $92,885 $52,875 $37,266 $92,656 $77,028 $86,167 $64,714 $26,283 $34,722 $40,083 $32,063 $124,667 $41,695 $83,676 $73,523 $106,731 $89,821 $42,219 $58,750 $52,095 $81,654 $67,475 $65,399 $45,417 $26,908 $64,056 $23,618 $53,942 $52,017 $157,350 $41,792 $72,685 $50,556 $21,815 $30,257 $60,038 $81,474 $70,502 $22,460 $48,250 $83,809 $63,864 $41,460 $39,059 $34,205 $22,083 $11,108 $63,513 $91,705 $38,507 $33,938 $21,387 $47,973 $36,373

City Sociodemographic Data

Total Households

Less than 10k 628 580 1415 404 845 869 488 326 703 456 1079 481 618 988 588 788 767 184 613 463 281 532 397 331 325 729 1378 796 418 586 364 593 717 600 629 897 451 803 594 459 488 726 778 355 438 377 405 409 750 887 457 518 259 702 758 918

Percent Below Poverty Median Household Income $10-14,99 $15-19,99 $20 -24,99 Percentage HH_Income 36 54 35 14 22 0 0 14 0 2 54 122 112 88 27 11 13 0 0 6 0 20 13 0 4 35 0 30 11 9 0 26 9 48 17 17 0 30 11 18 101 112 87 79 54 0 9 0 0 2 102 45 50 19 20 27 0 34 0 13 51 28 6 13 16 98 38 46 135 32 0 23 0 41 11 27 40 69 61 25 9 8 23 10 7 0 0 8 14 12 14 44 11 19 14 56 27 26 40 32 23 0 13 24 21 274 97 39 41 85 16 43 33 60 38 8 20 0 13 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 2 11 72 26 132 17 25 20 40 15 13 29 45 0 16 22 23 26 0 72 21 16 0 31 16 17 13 38 91 35 30 13 12 16 103 20 0 9 0 49 10 0 11 0 35 7 50 156 25 108 38 0 26 0 8 8 77 29 23 89 27 28 0 50 52 22 65 0 0 29 20 13 48 32 13 22 64 67 37 56 31 112 102 90 44 45 46 16 0 58 34 33 30 33 29 29 11 25 10 23 18 35 30 37 31 33 20 14 0 0 8 0 0 0 34 5 18 26 43 37 14 0 19 25 53 21 20 10 0 59 17 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 14 4 37 0 11 0 6 113 35 51 93 32

$56,923 $134,107 $41,086 $61,105 $83,057 $92,891 $65,250 $60,729 $24,032 $78,066 $45,798 $55,865 $69,924 $46,799 $78,137 $43,304 $69,441 $46,583 $88,589 $34,875 $44,811 $8,000 $27,372 $61,107 $120,365 $106,635 $61,176 $59,881 $49,844 $41,667 $44,938 $53,565 $48,155 $89,706 $62,860 $46,250 $83,661 $39,329 $42,188 $41,917 $35,345 $40,798 $25,876 $37,284 $33,145 $61,420 $29,258 $107,227 $104,375 $61,042 $57,083 $67,105 $67,367 $79,052 $67,105 $33,879

City Sociodemographic Data

Total Households 450 777 530 831 400 369 1004 411 269 477 920 660 778 453 331 245 522 611 733 822 741 272 565 816 752 249 797 447 457 147 386 589 717 121 374 951 329 310 616 1044 439 457 375 762 309 320 531 668 979 817 385 2049 606 554 131,927

Percent Below Poverty Median Household Income $10-14,99 $15-19,99 $20 -24,99 Percentage HH_Income 46 12 0 24 18 0 0 31 0 4 47 29 58 22 29 47 22 39 58 20 51 66 37 44 50 0 0 61 9 19 27 10 24 0 6 59 45 0 0 25 0 0 0 39 14 28 82 55 0 35 30 45 27 40 15 23 27 0 0 8 67 78 20 20 24 25 86 69 59 53 42 17 77 5 43 26 0 8 14 20 18 72 27 45 31 89 67 55 96 50 94 55 108 80 46 15 0 0 0 2 10 149 96 26 38 0 28 10 0 14 0 73 142 57 48 11 0 25 11 6 36 116 107 16 37 10 0 0 22 13 41 17 70 63 24 18 9 0 26 12 90 11 0 41 31 0 0 10 0 7 0 0 0 13 3 18 0 14 57 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 0 37 12 40 0 0 14 108 63 111 73 37 104 0 86 12 61 12 10 0 33 18 0 44 17 0 10 76 49 54 86 25 25 9 18 13 15 57 81 36 65 52 0 27 0 11 10 59 130 0 56 32 38 0 13 121 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 107 16 26 87 0 63 69 33 0 19 18 83 12 73 22 0 74 21 57 49 26 20 39 79 20 42 0 7 0 0 0 23 4 0 0 12 22 6 7,636 6,591 5,900 7,103 21

Less than 10k

$48,977 $73,781 $37,167 $51,106 $25,125 $90,804 $79,750 $27,721 $34,846 $40,673 $58,598 $49,691 $42,895 $22,473 $30,915 $35,897 $30,451 $24,913 $27,784 $98,833 $26,543 $93,438 $25,410 $78,833 $39,286 $27,336 $39,122 $72,969 $37,413 $82,008 $70,305 $56,991 $128,098 $32,575 $86,765 $35,659 $17,723 $40,179 $70,088 $39,359 $88,188 $24,309 $81,250 $46,042 $23,785 $115,250 $47,157 $29,489 $54,301 $97,723 $31,831 $92,083 $68,704 $67,500 $50,831

City Sociodemographic Data

Disadvantage Index Value Index Value -2.849939 0.348001 0.310917 1.913598 -2.925843 -3.008906 -3.496797 -4.888467 -4.415313 2.960135 1.946485 0.706152 0.242352 -3.063391 4.357935 -3.730606 0.310431 -2.650617 -4.9956 1.628409 6.935178 2.655855 5.620232 1.4796 5.978394 5.64572 -0.909593 -3.817632 0.102486 -4.465455 2.199922 -0.962367 -2.580581 -3.671092 -3.908454 -0.084772 3.346692 2.032006 -0.092897 -2.080358 -0.877813 -4.181316 2.841553 -2.792267 6.278402 4.77044 4.073382 -1.712828 3.969786 4.034051 4.774895 4.268607 -3.180718 -3.378099 -3.051997 -1.435412

City Sociodemographic Data

Disadvantage Index Value Index Value -2.465702 8.388363 -2.094629 0.725687 3.413416 -5.105845 1.197886 -4.134764 -4.217596 3.476033 3.208919 3.983057 5.074057 -3.881911 6.790196 -3.794367 -2.778007 -4.388966 -2.917499 5.282636 3.347196 2.372483 -3.005349 2.018951 0.296343 3.797411 6.974582 -0.520185 4.156746 -2.759145 -2.043632 -1.451608 4.56274 2.341057 -1.885834 6.323566 5.966708 1.968227 -4.127259 -3.106999 8.258127 -0.661934 -4.895038 -3.790697 -0.626488 3.694285 3.387259 5.149743 4.338016 -3.471455 -3.795698 -0.481613 3.7754 8.326179 2.543597 1.260194

City Sociodemographic Data

Disadvantage Index Value Index Value -2.493805 -4.350225 2.638509 -0.464342 -3.93326 -2.543147 -2.647309 -1.56981 4.183468 -0.328837 1.83811 -1.951718 -2.925157 -0.798272 0.429447 0.181042 -3.532463 3.363107 -3.086867 6.608445 -2.887852 4.840358 5.227978 -3.111508 -3.926237 -4.450084 -0.183533 -2.040385 -2.722303 2.531051 3.252798 -1.368088 -0.64304 -3.652716 0.695482 1.732513 -4.123616 1.028453 2.982598 -1.46862 3.149356 -0.580696 2.617797 5.976627 6.743466 2.629155 2.800638 -4.212577 -3.46754 0.185196 0.569392 -2.082754 -4.144797 -3.643783 -4.374833 4.678358

City Sociodemographic Data

Disadvantage Index Value Index Value -1.76046 0.184947 0.972788 -2.331859 0.187154 -1.669172 -4.012917 6.095515 4.803643 -0.62666 -1.930949 -0.958345 -2.526397 4.719822 4.967292 4.616066 1.524923 5.803125 7.526956 -3.71472 5.879278 -1.215297 7.793116 -0.258684 0.741662 2.920334 -0.465475 -2.165263 4.222804 0.969719 -0.999216 -2.42832 -5.075734 7.590828 -0.064705 -0.803412 2.236477 2.700705 -2.972454 -0.640896 -0.639392 8.28174 -3.025644 0.847369 3.93472 -2.630629 3.72838 6.01545 2.476836 -0.626948 3.180069 -0.06494 1.089074 0.264507

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NAME Block Group 3, Census Tract 1220.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1217.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1219.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1219.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1115.22, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1115.25, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1228.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1219.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1228.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1223, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1228.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1229, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1228.01, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1217.03, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 7, Census Tract 1229, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1221, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1219.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1217.04, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1219.03, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1229, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1219.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 3, Census Tract 1219.05, Tarrant County, Texas

Total Population 933 1220 1182 991 1877 1387 1785 1801 444 1259 1474 675 1605 1513 1404 799 1967 2599 1631 593 1562 1209 29910

Black

American Indian 58 190 222 125 429 222 184 511 0 104 388 167 512 280 354 175 420 278 194 0 281 453 5547

Asian 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 108 25 54 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 0 261

Percent Minority Hawain Other 0 0 44 0 563 0 143 0 89 0 589 0 49 0 50 0 11 0 84 0 0 0 36 0 368 0 43 0 289 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 40 0 0 0 95 0 146 0 2669 0

Percentage 400 52 130 34 384 226 499 325 0 128 265 42 150 254 75 266 136 425 208 112 250 193 4554

Hispanic or Latino 52 23 77 30 48 75 41 55 8 29 46 36 64 38 51 55 28 29 27 19 40 66 44

Percentage 795 703 322 526 980 406 1066 1024 399 319 939 156 602 1082 667 309 1132 1966 1305 526 1139 448 16811

85 58 27 53 52 29 60 57 90 25 64 23 38 72 48 39 58 76 80 89 73 37 56

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Total Education over 25

Percent with High School as Highest Educational Attainment Male - 0-HS Grad/GED Female - 0-HS Grad/GED 433 176 707 277 687 261 655 285 603 258 1435 608 815 243 579 203 885 394 355 279 766 373 759 210 568 306 839 385 461 127 1009 623 1229 552 1046 359 854 393 186 104 611 249 759 175 16241 6840

Percentage 161 265 188 222 205 512 210 131 277 31 306 278 180 330 273 224 432 450 309 82 226 270 5562

78 77 65 77 77 78 56 58 76 87 89 64 86 85 87 84 80 77 82 100 78 59 76

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Percent Foreign Born Percent Foreign Born

Total Households 34 44 45 45 35 29 50 29 50 47 38 40 50 41 40 25 29 44 43 40 45 45 40

208 363 403 540 579 405 573 523 140 564 529 184 463 438 411 331 611 733 565 121 457 668 9809

Less than 10k 6 10 0 230 18 0 76 39 0 61 117 0 56 33 59 42 89 94 0 0 57 87 1074

Percent Below Poverty $10-14,99 $15-19,99 $20 -24,99 Percentage 11 0 41 28 33 80 14 38 0 44 32 19 160 17 9 77 18 106 13 27 0 45 88 33 115 46 35 47 53 21 87 38 9 0 62 51 105 81 71 56 56 41 91 58 0 8 14 12 27 26 40 32 30 33 29 29 45 0 0 25 17 77 5 43 67 55 96 50 55 108 80 46 73 142 57 48 0 45 0 37 81 36 65 52 0 63 69 33 955 1074 998 42

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Median Household Income HH_Income

Disadvantage Index Value Index Value $39,355 $38,750 $41,065 $10,685 $32,063 $42,219 $26,908 $30,257 $22,460 $22,083 $21,387 $46,583 $34,875 $33,145 $27,721 $30,915 $24,913 $27,784 $25,410 $32,575 $24,309 $29,489 $29,873

8.32 5.97 5.64 8.38 8.28 6.79 6.97 6.32 5.96 8.25 8.28 6.60 5.97 6.74 6.09 5.80 7.52 5.87 7.79 7.59 6.93 6.01

Four CBGs Sociodemographic Data

NAME Block Group 3, Census Tract 1220.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 4, Census Tract 1219.05, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 1, Census Tract 1228.02, Tarrant County, Texas Block Group 2, Census Tract 1219.05, Tarrant County, Texas

Total Population

Black 933 991 1474 1562 4960

American Indian 58 125 388 281 852

Asian 24 0 27 0 51

Percent Minority Hawain Other 0 0 143 0 0 0 95 0 238 0

Percentage 400 34 265 250 949

Hispanic or Latino 52 30 46 40 42

795 526 939 1139 3399

Percentage 85.21 53.08 63.70 72.92 69

Four CBGs Sociodemographic Data

Total Education over 25

Percent with High School as Highest Educational Attainment Male - 0-HS Grad/GED Female - 0-HS Grad/GED 433 176 603 258 766 373 611 249 2413 1056

Percent Foreign Born Percent Foreign Born

Percentage 161 205 306 226 898

78 77 65 77 81

34 45 38 45 40

Four CBGs Sociodemographic Data

Total Households 208 540 529 457 1734

Percent Below Poverty Less than 10k $10-14,99 $15-19,99 6 11 230 160 117 56 57 81 410 308

$20 -24,99 0 17 41 36 94

Median Household Income HH_Income

Percentage 41 9 91 65 206

28 77 58 52 59

Disadvantage Index Value Index Value $39,355 $10,685 $21,387 $24,309 $22,848

8.32 8.38 8.28 6.93

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Table 1: Race Universe: Total population Source code: B02001 NHGIS code: MNU MNUE001: Total MNUE002: White alone MNUE003: Black or African American alone MNUE004: American Indian and Alaska Native alone MNUE005: Asian alone MNUE006: Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone MNUE007: Some other race alone MNUE008: Two or more races MNUE009: Two or more races: Two races including Some other race MNUE010: Two or more races: Two races excluding Some other race, and three or more races Table 2: Hispanic or Latino Origin by Race Universe: Total population Source code: B03002 NHGIS code: MN2 MN2E001: Total MN2E002: Not Hispanic or Latino MN2E003: Not Hispanic or Latino: White alone MN2E004: Not Hispanic or Latino: Black or African American alone MN2E005: Not Hispanic or Latino: American Indian and Alaska Native alone MN2E006: Not Hispanic or Latino: Asian alone MN2E007: Not Hispanic or Latino: Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone MN2E008: Not Hispanic or Latino: Some other race alone MN2E009: Not Hispanic or Latino: Two or more races MN2E010: Not Hispanic or Latino: Two or more races: Two races including Some other race MN2E011: Not Hispanic or Latino: Two or more races: Two races excluding Some other race, and three or more races MN2E012: Hispanic or Latino MN2E013: Hispanic or Latino: White alone MN2E014: Hispanic or Latino: Black or African American alone MN2E015: Hispanic or Latino: American Indian and Alaska Native alone MN2E016: Hispanic or Latino: Asian alone MN2E017: Hispanic or Latino: Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone MN2E018: Hispanic or Latino: Some other race alone MN2E019: Hispanic or Latino: Two or more races MN2E020: Hispanic or Latino: Two or more races: Two races including Some other race MN2E021: Hispanic or Latino: Two or more races: Two races excluding Some other race, and three or more races

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Table 3: Sex by Educational Attainment for the Population 25 Years and Over Universe: Population 25 years and over Source code: B15002 NHGIS code: MPS MPSE001: Total MPSE002: Male MPSE003: Male: No schooling completed MPSE004: Male: Nursery to 4th grade MPSE005: Male: 5th and 6th grade MPSE006: Male: 7th and 8th grade MPSE007: Male: 9th grade MPSE008: Male: 10th grade MPSE009: Male: 11th grade MPSE010: Male: 12th grade, no diploma MPSE011: Male: High school graduate, GED, or alternative MPSE012: Male: Some college, less than 1 year MPSE013: Male: Some college, 1 or more years, no degree MPSE014: Male: Associate's degree MPSE015: Male: Bachelor's degree MPSE016: Male: Master's degree MPSE017: Male: Professional school degree MPSE018: Male: Doctorate degree MPSE019: Female MPSE020: Female: No schooling completed MPSE021: Female: Nursery to 4th grade MPSE022: Female: 5th and 6th grade MPSE023: Female: 7th and 8th grade MPSE024: Female: 9th grade MPSE025: Female: 10th grade MPSE026: Female: 11th grade MPSE027: Female: 12th grade, no diploma MPSE028: Female: High school graduate, GED, or alternative MPSE029: Female: Some college, less than 1 year MPSE030: Female: Some college, 1 or more years, no degree MPSE031: Female: Associate's degree MPSE032: Female: Bachelor's degree MPSE033: Female: Master's degree MPSE034: Female: Professional school degree MPSE035: Female: Doctorate degree Table 4: Median Household Income in the Past 12 Months (in 2011 Inflation-Adjusted Dollars) Universe: Households Source code: B19013 NHGIS code: MP1 MP1E001: Median household income in the past 12 months (in 2011 inflation-adjusted dollars)

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Sample of Data used to Generate Disadvantage Index. Data contains all CBGs for Tarrant County

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Ttl_Pop Black Am_Ind Asian Hawain Other Percentage ZScore Only_Hisp Percentage Zscore Ttl_Educ_Over25 Male_HS Fem_HS Percentage Z Score PercentFB Z Score Ttl_HH Less_10k 10_1499 15_1999 20_2499 Percentage Zscore Disadvantage Index COUNTY COUNTYA TRACTA BLKGRPA NAME BTTRA BTBGA MNUE001 MNUE003 MNUE004 MNUE005 MNUE006 MNUE007 MN2E012 MPSE001 MPSE003 MPSE004 MPSE005 MPSE006 MPSE007 MPSE008 MPSE009 MPSE010 MPSE011 MPSE020 MPSE021 MPSE022 MPSE023 MPSE024 MPSE025 MPSE026 MPSE027 MPSE028 Foregn Born MP0E001 MP0E002 MP0E003 MP0E004 MP0E005 Tarrant County 439 100101 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1001.01,1360 Tarrant County, 95 Texas 0 105 0 392 43.52941176 0.720083217 839 61.691176 1.4375576 835 0 0 44 0 0 44 80 36 83 0 0 44 48 27 34 0 0 49 58.56287425 0.665880919 45.11331445 2.589757 471 17 15 18 44 19.95753715 -0.09495 5.31832914 Tarrant County 439 100101 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1001.01,2143 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 22 324 0 643 46.15025665 0.839954647 1384 64.582361 1.5575225 1280 130 14 72 10 33 38 9 39 159 31 37 168 9 33 0 0 13 104 70.234375 1.165267504 45.01625135 2.580964 589 10 0 28 10 8.149405772 -0.76998 5.37373266 Tarrant County 439 100101 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1001.01, Tarrant 530 County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 333 62.83018868 1.602856456 395 74.528302 1.9702127 393 0 0 0 63 0 0 0 9 35 0 31 97 0 0 0 0 0 84 81.17048346 1.633188979 45.20884521 2.598412 237 31 29 20 10 37.97468354 0.935022 8.73969215 Tarrant County 439 100101 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1001.01,1177 Tarrant County, 6 Texas 8 16 0 510 45.87935429 0.827564195 1006 85.471538 2.4242841 495 0 15 47 9 44 0 25 0 45 14 0 30 0 0 0 0 8 100 68.08080808 1.07312319 44.99411072 2.578959 296 0 16 23 10 16.55405405 -0.28951 6.61441586 Tarrant County 439 100101 5 Block Group 5, Census Tract 1001.01, Tarrant 471 County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 31 6.581740977 -0.969818446 149 31.63482 0.1904192 300 6 0 10 0 31 0 0 0 26 0 0 11 0 0 7 10 0 61 54 0.470649968 45.12022631 2.590384 212 42 10 12 0 30.18867925 0.489926 2.7715602 Tarrant County 439 100102 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1001.02, Tarrant 794 County, 0 Texas 0 10 0 75 10.70528967 -0.781216793 143 18.010076 -0.374917 594 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 91 0 0 0 0 8 23 0 0 80 34.00673401 -0.384798618 34.12935323 1.594724 390 0 0 7 0 1.794871795 -1.13324 -1.0794493 Tarrant County 439 100102 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1001.02,1743 Tarrant County, 11 Texas 10 24 0 730 44.46356856 0.762809405 1186 68.043603 1.701141 1148 24 39 144 7 35 10 0 7 193 0 29 35 0 54 16 0 6 99 60.80139373 0.761660084 34.00195695 1.583183 584 15 47 18 16 16.43835616 -0.29613 4.5126655 Tarrant County 439 100102 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1001.02, Tarrant 752 County, 9 Texas 24 0 0 395 56.91489362 1.332304436 696 92.553191 2.7181255 400 10 11 67 32 6 0 14 0 33 10 0 26 42 6 62 0 0 32 87.75 1.914705672 34.14414414 1.596064 221 12 0 22 9 19.45701357 -0.12356 7.4376366 Tarrant County 439 100102 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1001.02, Tarrant 920 County, 24 Texas 0 0 0 359 41.63043478 0.633228368 716 77.826087 2.1070488 509 10 43 27 38 11 28 0 0 65 42 0 18 7 48 29 0 0 47 81.13948919 1.631862833 34.06214039 1.588635 328 0 60 32 42 40.85365854 1.099603 7.0603781 Tarrant County 439 100201 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1002.01,1561 Tarrant County, 27 Texas 0 0 0 358 24.66367713 -0.142792186 1395 89.365791 2.5858696 856 7 35 50 23 21 33 0 51 121 40 24 23 23 17 0 25 17 189 81.6588785 1.654085858 43.88379205 2.478375 379 13 31 15 45 27.44063325 0.33283 6.90836911 Tarrant County 439 100201 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1002.01,1682 Tarrant County, 117 Texas 0 14 0 471 35.79072533 0.366133461 1524 90.606421 2.6373475 885 0 51 46 48 11 0 33 59 132 6 0 25 16 50 29 44 0 171 81.46892655 1.645958415 43.93764434 2.483254 487 0 17 0 87 21.35523614 -0.01505 7.11764437 Tarrant County 439 100201 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1002.01,1032 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 71 0 0 491 54.45736434 1.219902687 917 88.856589 2.5647411 565 63 20 104 52 7 0 37 0 0 22 30 66 47 0 0 19 0 67 94.51327434 2.20408478 43.80165289 2.470934 265 21 49 0 0 26.41509434 0.274204 8.73386726 Tarrant County 439 100202 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1002.02,1941 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 866 44.61617723 0.769789375 1797 92.581144 2.7192853 1100 64 28 158 39 39 24 9 17 74 203 58 103 66 23 13 27 9 103 96.09090909 2.271586779 37.25023787 1.877444 512 84 33 57 80 49.609375 1.600134 9.23823954 Tarrant County 439 100202 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1002.02, Tarrant 944 County, 0 Texas 9 0 0 338 36.75847458 0.41039609 818 86.652542 2.4732879 574 10 12 53 0 34 61 0 31 119 9 37 61 25 17 17 22 0 49 97.03832753 2.312123816 37.35244519 1.886703 328 0 34 47 53 40.85365854 1.099603 8.18211341 Tarrant County 439 100202 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1002.02,2166 Tarrant County, 16 Texas 0 0 0 759 35.78024007 0.365653889 2069 95.521699 2.8412987 1122 64 27 199 5 39 0 6 0 153 26 41 127 65 31 49 43 32 191 97.86096257 2.347321766 37.32057416 1.883816 577 115 24 85 52 47.83362218 1.498621 8.93671111 Tarrant County 439 100300 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1003, Tarrant 1393 County, 38 Texas 0 0 0 515 39.69849246 0.544865761 1245 89.375449 2.5862703 813 77 20 35 10 51 40 63 0 31 30 2 38 68 9 4 62 27 104 82.53382534 1.691522064 36.58008658 1.816735 285 0 25 0 9 11.92982456 -0.55386 6.08552925 Tarrant County 439 100300 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1003, Tarrant 707 County,172 Texas 0 0 0 167 47.94908062 0.922228727 535 75.671853 2.0176625 495 28 37 81 7 14 0 0 19 47 16 48 49 10 20 38 14 0 13 89.09090909 1.972078929 36.82692308 1.839096 251 55 0 57 13 49.80079681 1.611077 8.36214316 Tarrant County 439 100300 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1003, Tarrant 1264 County, 60 Texas 0 0 0 521 45.96518987 0.831490117 1149 90.901899 2.6496078 645 0 28 91 72 0 55 27 0 0 48 19 42 45 10 0 15 0 64 80 1.583107696 36.6088632 1.819342 325 0 42 53 13 33.23076923 0.663831 7.54737852 Tarrant County 439 100300 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1003, Tarrant 1523 County,335 Texas 0 0 0 497 54.62902167 1.227753899 1130 74.195666 1.9564106 826 63 42 38 24 12 48 49 26 111 22 3 47 68 95 13 39 22 44 92.73607748 2.12804415 36.65231432 1.823278 458 57 103 51 62 59.6069869 2.17166 9.30714692 Tarrant County 439 100400 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1004, Tarrant 953 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 699 73.34732424 2.083886099 901 94.543547 2.8007119 421 0 0 75 40 0 0 9 14 34 0 10 34 50 39 0 7 0 80 93.11163895 2.144113237 42.75023386 2.375687 232 13 39 16 58 54.31034483 1.868871 11.2732688 Tarrant County 439 100400 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1004, Tarrant 1107 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 546 49.32249322 0.985045467 1085 98.012647 2.9446565 640 0 70 65 0 0 11 0 18 95 38 57 12 12 7 14 18 0 134 86.09375 1.843839976 42.70833333 2.371891 277 42 45 0 7 33.93501805 0.70409 8.8495229 Tarrant County 439 100400 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1004, Tarrant 1175 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 744 63.31914894 1.625220376 1064 90.553191 2.6351388 591 58 8 9 0 15 35 31 7 193 0 68 57 14 0 0 17 0 32 92.04737733 2.09857685 42.69005848 2.370236 221 25 24 0 0 22.1719457 0.031639 8.7608109 Tarrant County 439 100400 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1004, Tarrant 2014 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 1024 50.84409136 1.054639874 1944 96.52433 2.8829012 971 43 12 102 0 145 0 45 30 120 55 43 62 65 0 88 27 0 42 90.52523172 2.033449056 42.71356784 2.372365 493 13 68 65 0 29.61460446 0.457108 8.80046354 Tarrant County 439 100400 5 Block Group 5, Census Tract 1004, Tarrant 1741 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 975 56.00229753 1.290564385 1510 86.731763 2.476575 1056 23 59 21 38 81 0 94 0 100 66 54 133 0 29 0 48 41 143 88.06818182 1.928319665 42.71419637 2.372422 461 39 28 57 0 26.89804772 0.301813 8.36969406 Tarrant County 439 100400 6 Block Group 6, Census Tract 1004, Tarrant 1686 County, 31 Texas 7 0 0 868 53.7366548 1.186939087 1545 91.637011 2.6801101 909 13 107 96 0 45 0 14 9 87 30 81 41 32 112 8 0 37 82 87.34873487 1.897536807 42.78975741 2.379267 474 67 42 27 20 32.91139241 0.645573 8.78942631 Tarrant County 439 100501 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1005.01, Tarrant 944 County, 110 Texas 0 0 0 441 58.36864407 1.398795645 799 84.639831 2.3897738 504 32 17 36 33 0 0 0 0 38 31 0 48 48 0 0 43 0 73 79.16666667 1.547451999 30.69016153 1.283169 294 32 0 0 31 21.42857143 -0.01086 6.60833389 Tarrant County 439 100501 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1005.01,1203 Tarrant County, 185 Texas 0 0 0 465 54.0315877 1.200428641 1018 84.621779 2.3890247 664 15 12 81 26 10 0 15 19 33 16 25 103 28 37 41 14 0 101 86.74698795 1.871789961 30.78930202 1.29215 382 108 88 34 12 63.35078534 2.385679 9.13907227 Tarrant County 439 100501 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1005.01,2593 Tarrant County, 458 Texas 0 0 0 861 50.86772079 1.05572063 1567 60.431932 1.3853074 1005 0 0 44 53 0 0 52 0 152 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 184 48.25870647 0.224998185 30.75060533 1.288645 806 33 49 54 97 28.90818859 0.416725 4.37139587 Tarrant County 439 100501 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1005.01,1936 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 1045 53.97727273 1.197944399 1875 96.849174 2.8963801 1017 0 0 105 47 68 12 0 32 195 18 0 123 94 66 24 0 0 117 88.59390364 1.950813639 30.72625698 1.286439 457 29 35 42 0 23.19474836 0.090109 7.42168618 Tarrant County 439 100501 5 Block Group 5, Census Tract 1005.01,2239 Tarrant County, 216 Texas 0 0 0 540 33.76507369 0.273484804 1400 62.527914 1.4722767 1346 23 0 61 19 137 20 22 0 112 13 55 0 18 136 11 16 0 293 69.53937593 1.135530693 30.71643072 1.285549 800 88 141 73 167 58.625 2.115523 6.28236434 Tarrant County 439 100502 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1005.02, Tarrant 877 County, 9 Texas 7 0 0 201 24.74344356 -0.139143853 632 72.063854 1.8679546 442 0 0 16 0 34 0 17 0 55 0 0 0 31 16 8 0 0 103 63.34841629 0.87063912 33.95465995 1.578899 303 66 8 0 42 38.28382838 0.952695 5.13104378 Tarrant County 439 100502 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1005.02, Tarrant 837 County, 52 Texas 0 0 0 334 46.11708483 0.838437444 684 81.72043 2.2686381 539 0 13 43 8 18 36 1 0 70 18 34 78 50 11 0 18 12 56 86.45640074 1.859356653 33.86383731 1.570671 256 109 31 24 26 74.21875 3.006959 9.54406289 Tarrant County 439 100502 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1005.02,2036 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 709 34.82318271 0.321880282 1964 96.463654 2.8803836 823 0 0 80 14 63 0 41 0 96 0 0 133 27 101 135 0 14 65 93.43863913 2.15810454 33.97009967 1.580297 434 107 35 23 41 47.46543779 1.477573 8.41823911 Tarrant County 439 100502 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1005.02, Tarrant 967 County, 19 Texas 0 0 0 359 39.08996898 0.517033293 745 77.042399 2.074531 659 0 44 52 0 31 32 33 0 71 39 0 104 0 15 0 0 0 126 83.00455235 1.711662984 33.87559809 1.571737 303 14 89 44 57 67.32673267 2.612969 8.48793267 Tarrant County 439 100502 5 Block Group 5, Census Tract 1005.02, Tarrant 922 County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 118 12.79826464 -0.685488921 656 71.149675 1.8300222 409 0 0 0 0 43 0 0 0 48 11 0 0 10 0 0 50 41 46 60.8801956 0.765031767 33.95291202 1.57874 256 0 22 0 50 28.125 0.371953 3.86025864 Tarrant County 439 100502 6 Block Group 6, Census Tract 1005.02,1670 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 644 38.56287425 0.49292519 1418 84.91018 2.4009914 750 0 75 65 0 49 0 0 0 108 30 86 29 56 72 0 0 0 14 77.86666667 1.491829113 33.91521197 1.575325 455 96 64 41 0 44.17582418 1.289518 7.25058934 Tarrant County 439 100601 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1006.01, Tarrant 765 County, 0 Texas 9 0 0 0 1.176470588 -1.217043108 27 3.5294118 -0.975768 609 0 0 0 0 0 10 11 0 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 94 29.88505747 -0.561152115 1.691093574 -1.34385 317 38 50 25 0 35.6466877 0.80194 -3.2958697 Tarrant County 439 100601 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1006.01, Tarrant 765 County, 11 Texas 0 12 0 12 4.575163399 -1.061594699 29 3.7908497 -0.96492 670 0 0 14 0 8 0 12 0 53 11 0 0 0 0 12 0 29 124 39.25373134 -0.160296206 1.538461538 -1.35767 334 6 0 11 19 10.77844311 -0.61968 -4.1641683 Tarrant County 439 100601 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1006.01, Tarrant 376 County, 41 Texas 0 18 0 0 15.69148936 -0.553159463 19 5.0531915 -0.912541 306 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 23.85620915 -0.819107457 1.595744681 -1.35248 268 45 32 0 0 28.73134328 0.406615 -3.2306765 Tarrant County 439 100602 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1006.02,1046 Tarrant County, 8 Texas 4 0 0 170 17.39961759 -0.475033598 571 54.58891 1.1428609 788 9 0 0 0 0 18 0 6 114 9 0 57 0 18 0 0 0 117 44.16243655 0.049731757 16.46673937 -0.00533 387 16 0 10 83 28.16537468 0.374261 1.08649447 Tarrant County 439 100602 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1006.02,2711 Tarrant County, 575 Texas 136 39 0 158 33.49317595 0.261048825 714 26.337145 -0.029399 2463 10 0 1 8 10 28 58 23 195 67 29 18 79 82 85 29 52 533 53.06536744 0.430659998 16.46405002 -0.00557 408 13 0 22 37 17.64705882 -0.22703 0.42970907 Tarrant County 439 100700 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1007, Tarrant 1273 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 143 11.23330715 -0.757066485 729 57.2663 1.2539548 660 10 0 11 0 15 17 0 33 140 10 0 36 0 64 0 0 0 76 62.42424242 0.831096645 21.74556213 0.472881 401 18 44 42 22 31.42144638 0.560399 2.36126438 Tarrant County 439 100700 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1007, Tarrant 985 County, 31 Texas 0 0 0 93 12.58883249 -0.695067867 578 58.680203 1.3126223 571 9 0 23 18 16 9 0 9 92 15 0 13 0 56 15 0 22 155 79.15936953 1.547139778 21.65263963 0.464463 345 12 89 6 14 35.07246377 0.769113 3.3982708 Tarrant County 439 100700 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1007, Tarrant 818 County, Texas 0 30 0 0 59 10.8801956 -0.773216997 413 50.488998 0.9727419 504 27 0 0 9 43 25 0 0 92 21 0 13 0 49 0 8 0 69 70.63492063 1.182405584 21.5437788 0.454601 272 0 20 44 0 23.52941176 0.109241 1.94577252 Tarrant County 439 100700 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1007, Tarrant 552 County, Texas 6 8 0 0 6 3.623188406 -1.105135851 91 16.485507 -0.438176 383 0 0 0 12 30 19 0 0 135 0 0 15 22 13 15 11 0 42 81.9843342 1.668011077 21.76470588 0.474615 228 34 0 16 15 28.50877193 0.393892 0.99320606 Tarrant County 439 100700 5 Block Group 5, Census Tract 1007, Tarrant 810 County, Texas 1 26 0 0 19 5.679012346 -1.011107182 453 55.925926 1.1983382 530 14 0 0 0 22 8 0 6 139 0 0 8 9 23 0 9 9 85 62.64150943 0.840392812 21.8328841 0.480791 327 25 19 14 46 31.80428135 0.582284 2.09069897 Tarrant County 439 100800 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1008, Tarrant 689 County, 17 Texas 0 0 0 278 42.81567489 0.687438531 627 91.001451 2.6537386 464 12 23 0 56 0 49 0 0 89 18 0 58 0 43 0 0 11 21 81.89655172 1.664255143 41.76136364 2.286105 266 76 59 0 12 55.26315789 1.92334 9.21487718 Tarrant County 439 100800 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1008, Tarrant 1070 County, 15 Texas 0 0 0 670 64.01869159 1.657215851 953 89.065421 2.5734062 672 10 0 61 36 22 39 48 0 93 0 0 22 0 52 10 0 0 111 75 1.369173517 41.51738672 2.264004 305 11 0 26 20 18.68852459 -0.16749 7.69630446 Tarrant County 439 100800 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1008, Tarrant 894 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 301 33.6689038 0.269086214 753 84.228188 2.3726933 516 0 0 19 0 69 13 10 21 82 24 30 10 10 32 0 39 0 79 84.88372093 1.792066661 41.7604913 2.286026 245 0 18 11 24 21.63265306 0.00081 6.72068258 Tarrant County 439 100800 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1008, Tarrant 1244 County, 12 Texas 0 0 0 794 64.79099678 1.692539318 1162 93.40836 2.7536093 664 21 24 39 0 51 8 12 0 70 19 23 73 23 74 25 11 0 70 81.77710843 1.659144542 41.5954416 2.271075 354 23 7 59 71 45.19774011 1.347937 9.72430512 Tarrant County 439 100800 5 Block Group 5, Census Tract 1008, Tarrant 1154 County, 25 Texas 127 0 0 379 46.01386482 0.833716398 1098 95.147314 2.8257642 725 11 30 69 34 0 0 25 13 94 21 48 65 0 34 33 0 12 196 94.48275862 2.202779109 41.76470588 2.286408 398 72 27 37 31 41.95979899 1.162837 9.31150442 Tarrant County 439 100800 6 Block Group 6, Census Tract 1008, Tarrant 1245 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 405 32.53012048 0.217000878 1169 93.895582 2.7738257 640 11 21 15 46 58 27 11 0 112 0 21 46 11 24 35 24 0 68 82.8125 1.703445671 41.63231657 2.274415 318 0 0 11 42 16.66666667 -0.28308 6.68561058 Tarrant County 439 100900 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1009, Tarrant 833 County, Texas 2 0 0 0 444 53.54141657 1.178009338 816 97.959184 2.9424381 526 13 92 47 59 0 0 1 0 60 26 28 32 0 0 14 0 14 68 86.31178707 1.853169092 57.39348371 3.702214 259 11 14 63 56 55.5984556 1.942507 11.6183374 Tarrant County 439 100900 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1009, Tarrant 1437 County, Texas 0 0 0 19 1075 76.13082811 2.211197177 1388 96.590118 2.885631 877 78 16 59 35 64 6 47 0 89 29 0 47 27 51 40 48 0 131 87.45724059 1.902179424 57.40015662 3.702818 434 15 84 89 23 48.61751152 1.543433 12.2452587 Tarrant County 439 101201 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1012.01, Tarrant 546 County, 36 Texas 0 0 0 9 8.241758242 -0.893893066 171 31.318681 0.1773016 438 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 13 14 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 28 17.57990868 -1.087650494 11.84433164 -0.42407 241 16 0 0 0 6.639004149 -0.85632 -3.0846305 Tarrant County 439 101201 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1012.01,1006 Tarrant County, 36 Texas 32 9 0 461 53.47912525 1.175160276 605 60.139165 1.3731595 583 0 29 5 0 31 0 0 5 124 0 0 19 0 0 40 20 0 127 68.61063465 1.095792792 11.85031185 -0.42353 329 27 32 12 47 35.8662614 0.814492 4.03507814 Tarrant County 439 101202 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1012.02, Tarrant 994 County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 433 43.56136821 0.721544832 745 74.949698 1.9876979 597 0 54 136 0 39 0 58 0 84 25 14 39 0 22 28 0 0 31 88.77721943 1.958657141 34.96762257 1.670663 293 14 41 0 15 23.89078498 0.129899 6.46846153 Tarrant County 439 101202 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1012.02,1469 Tarrant County, 43 Texas 24 24 0 206 20.21783526 -0.34613479 849 57.794418 1.2758681 1080 0 35 45 9 62 7 62 0 35 0 8 116 35 5 26 16 0 131 54.81481481 0.505513316 34.83870968 1.658985 622 94 46 63 55 41.47909968 1.135357 4.22958799 Tarrant County 439 101202 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1012.02,1684 Tarrant County, 214 Texas 42 0 0 626 52.37529691 1.124673702 983 58.372922 1.2998722 971 0 8 175 23 24 22 0 8 109 17 10 90 15 64 0 10 21 154 77.23995881 1.465014267 34.93013972 1.667267 477 21 29 44 29 25.78616352 0.238251 5.79507794 Tarrant County 439 101301 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1013.01,1744 Tarrant County, 723 Texas 0 13 0 123 49.25458716 0.9819396 359 20.584862 -0.26808 1060 0 0 0 11 10 0 11 0 160 0 0 0 0 30 13 11 10 214 44.33962264 0.05731299 10.65468549 -0.53184 615 76 12 12 66 26.99186992 0.307176 0.54651088 Tarrant County 439 101301 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1013.01,1458 Tarrant County, 539 Texas 0 0 0 123 45.40466392 0.805852947 407 27.914952 0.0360695 940 29 0 23 0 15 0 11 11 147 14 0 0 63 0 20 15 24 76 47.65957447 0.199363223 10.5781866 -0.53877 606 30 22 22 35 17.98679868 -0.20761 0.29490823 Tarrant County 439 101301 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1013.01, Tarrant 438 County, 46 Texas 0 0 0 98 32.87671233 0.232853194 98 22.374429 -0.193825 380 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 156 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 81 67.89473684 1.06516179 10.73529412 -0.52454 224 12 33 0 14 26.33928571 0.269871 0.84952489 Tarrant County 439 101301 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1013.01,1042 Tarrant County, 295 Texas 11 0 0 134 42.22648752 0.660490453 353 33.877159 0.2834614 659 22 16 14 0 19 7 12 8 170 22 0 12 0 0 32 20 0 84 66.46433991 1.003959632 10.7641196 -0.52192 448 71 45 22 34 38.39285714 0.958928 2.38491524 Tarrant County 439 101302 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1013.02, Tarrant 847 County, 174 Texas 0 0 0 0 20.54309327 -0.331258235 369 43.565525 0.685464 448 27 0 30 0 10 0 18 0 126 11 18 0 0 51 9 0 0 67 81.91964286 1.665243139 16.00529101 -0.04713 233 11 0 70 35 49.78540773 1.610197 3.58251781 Tarrant County 439 101302 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1013.02,1182 Tarrant County, 351 Texas 0 0 0 101 38.24027073 0.478170045 285 24.111675 -0.121741 782 0 0 27 43 0 0 0 2 142 3 0 27 0 0 15 0 0 119 48.33759591 0.228373615 15.71984436 -0.07299 444 57 44 0 28 29.05405405 0.425064 0.93687945 Tarrant County 439 101302 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1013.02, Tarrant 843 County, 483 Texas 0 0 0 107 69.9881376 1.930244612 227 26.927639 -0.004897 475 0 14 16 17 0 0 0 0 50 0 15 23 19 0 29 20 0 92 62.10526316 0.817448531 15.87485516 -0.05894 283 39 38 23 66 58.65724382 2.117367 4.80121809 Tarrant County 439 101401 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1014.01, Tarrant 943 County, 433 Texas 3 0 0 70 53.65853659 1.183366139 159 16.861082 -0.422592 567 0 0 18 0 0 3 0 0 60 0 0 18 20 0 0 0 15 8 25.04409171 -0.768281722 21.30479103 0.432952 335 0 8 33 7 14.32835821 -0.41675 0.00869462 Tarrant County 439 101401 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1014.01, Tarrant 964 County, 463 Texas 12 0 0 32 52.593361 1.134647452 142 14.73029 -0.511006 669 10 0 0 0 0 0 34 0 185 0 0 16 0 0 0 34 0 99 56.50224215 0.577712992 21.26499455 0.429346 385 13 6 5 12 9.350649351 -0.70131 0.92939497 Tarrant County 439 101401 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1014.01, Tarrant 984 County, 443 Texas 0 0 0 231 68.49593496 1.861994687 327 33.231707 0.2566794 702 10 0 27 0 0 0 62 0 51 0 0 58 0 0 38 11 0 76 47.43589744 0.189792791 21.27659574 0.430397 476 26 85 9 65 38.86554622 0.98595 3.72481406 Tarrant County 439 101401 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1014.01,1041 Tarrant County, 180 Texas 0 255 0 19 43.61191162 0.723856571 254 24.399616 -0.109793 803 40 0 17 7 52 0 0 11 111 66 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 120 52.80199253 0.419391019 21.29319955 0.431902 397 33 13 20 0 16.62468514 -0.28548 1.179879 Tarrant County 439 101401 5 Block Group 5, Census Tract 1014.01, Tarrant 717 County, 140 Texas 0 0 0 6 20.36262204 -0.339512575 306 42.677824 0.6486303 500 0 0 26 10 41 73 9 0 39 9 9 11 0 6 0 20 0 15 53.6 0.453535234 21.3562753 0.437616 246 12 6 10 16 17.88617886 -0.21336 0.98690671 Tarrant County 439 101402 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1014.02, Tarrant 824 County, 50 Texas 6 0 0 199 30.94660194 0.144574375 468 56.796117 1.2344453 529 21 0 0 29 0 49 10 0 40 21 15 23 39 0 0 19 0 57 61.05860113 0.772665175 36.84848485 1.841049 273 29 0 0 39 24.90842491 0.188074 4.18080782 Tarrant County 439 101402 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1014.02, Tarrant 880 County, 212 Texas 0 0 0 130 38.86363636 0.506681359 526 59.772727 1.3579548 577 0 24 19 0 42 43 0 0 136 0 12 29 44 0 65 32 0 39 84.05545927 1.756627965 36.76975945 1.833918 400 125 23 42 44 58.5 2.108378 7.56355943 Tarrant County 439 101402 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1014.02,1639 Tarrant County, 249 Texas 0 9 0 227 29.59121415 0.082582048 1193 72.788286 1.8980137 972 31 23 27 0 89 59 0 34 177 10 0 36 0 96 47 18 0 164 83.43621399 1.730132419 36.73702225 1.830952 498 10 113 71 45 47.99196787 1.507673 7.04935312 Tarrant County 439 101403 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1014.03, Tarrant 998 County, 422 Texas 0 45 0 185 65.33066132 1.717222336 264 26.452906 -0.024596 588 15 20 0 0 11 0 33 14 64 0 0 0 0 19 8 32 0 104 54.42176871 0.488696117 25.28271405 0.79331 342 0 24 85 33 41.52046784 1.137722 4.11235472 Tarrant County 439 101403 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1014.03,1024 Tarrant County, 487 Texas 0 139 0 190 79.6875 2.373871187 284 27.734375 0.0285768 472 0 0 0 23 0 9 19 8 67 8 0 62 28 0 0 0 0 105 69.70338983 1.142548328 25.24167562 0.789593 349 60 49 22 55 53.29512894 1.810835 6.14542365 Tarrant County 439 101403 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1014.03,1077 Tarrant County, 161 Texas 7 46 0 126 31.56917363 0.173049375 559 51.903435 1.0314316 580 24 10 11 28 8 12 17 0 35 15 16 32 8 15 7 0 0 149 66.72413793 1.015075567 25.37462537 0.801636 325 65 30 0 0 29.23076923 0.435166 3.45635884 Tarrant County 439 101403 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1014.03,1098 Tarrant County, 222 Texas 0 14 0 141 34.33515483 0.299559007 704 64.116576 1.5381955 572 9 15 32 0 71 29 40 0 63 0 9 21 28 23 57 8 18 42 81.29370629 1.638461294 25.20833333 0.786572 371 61 20 62 32 47.16981132 1.460673 5.72346132 Tarrant County 439 101500 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1015, Tarrant 1176 County,157 Texas 11 0 6 70 20.74829932 -0.321872581 249 21.173469 -0.243657 777 0 5 29 6 18 0 21 6 64 0 0 30 21 0 7 24 0 125 45.81724582 0.12053581 35.75865129 1.742322 380 0 7 0 16 6.052631579 -0.88984 0.40748673 Tarrant County 439 101500 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1015, Tarrant 688 County, 52 Texas 0 207 0 51 45.05813953 0.790003717 257 37.354651 0.4277541 439 33 25 31 24 7 8 0 0 72 0 0 38 0 0 10 13 0 56 72.2095672 1.249779728 35.8714044 1.752536 281 32 58 33 33 55.51601423 1.937794 6.15786796 Tarrant County 439 101500 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1015, Tarrant 1236 County,110 Texas 0 225 0 77 33.33333333 0.253737991 621 50.242718 0.962523 634 7 50 76 9 7 0 0 20 20 0 63 41 8 0 7 8 0 145 72.71293375 1.27131719 35.72281959 1.739076 279 24 9 25 33 32.61648746 0.628715 4.85536846 Tarrant County 439 101500 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1015, Tarrant 450 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 44 9.777777778 -0.823639058 243 54 1.1184251 314 7 0 21 8 8 12 0 0 24 0 0 7 12 0 16 20 0 45 57.32484076 0.612909384 35.64705882 1.732213 147 0 13 8 7 19.04761905 -0.14697 2.49294141 Tarrant County 439 101500 5 Block Group 5, Census Tract 1015, Tarrant 1278 County,237 Texas 0 0 0 540 60.79812207 1.509914393 941 73.630673 1.9329671 722 0 7 65 6 61 0 5 8 151 0 0 52 8 51 0 0 0 141 76.86980609 1.449176604 35.50295858 1.719159 331 0 8 29 0 11.17824773 -0.59683 6.01438775 Tarrant County 439 101700 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1017, Tarrant 2429 County, 1584 Texas 6 5 0 268 76.69822972 2.237148825 511 21.037464 -0.2493 1050 0 8 40 11 5 13 76 7 176 0 0 24 13 30 39 41 9 166 62.66666667 0.841469211 7.211782631 -0.84373 490 275 82 77 38 96.32653061 4.270778 6.25636676 Tarrant County 439 101700 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1017, Tarrant 527 County,326 Texas 0 0 0 120 84.62998102 2.599928925 193 36.622391 0.3973702 293 8 0 54 0 0 12 0 0 28 0 8 11 0 45 4 0 19 38 77.47440273 1.47504538 7.030129125 -0.86019 167 34 17 38 9 58.68263473 2.118818 5.73097767 Tarrant County 439 102000 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1020, Tarrant 537 County, 16 Texas 33 0 0 16 12.10428305 -0.717230046 168 31.284916 0.1759006 425 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 18.58823529 -1.044507389 25.85278276 0.844953 340 12 24 0 0 10.58823529 -0.63056 -1.3714421 Tarrant County 439 102000 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1020, Tarrant 637 County, 39 Texas 0 57 0 390 76.29513344 2.218712126 553 86.813187 2.4799535 342 9 41 10 0 9 9 0 12 33 0 39 43 12 13 0 0 13 13 74.85380117 1.362918132 25.7985258 0.840037 204 12 13 39 0 31.37254902 0.557603 7.45922454 Tarrant County 439 102100 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1021, Tarrant 1050 County,191 Texas 0 0 0 162 33.61904762 0.266805906 528 50.285714 0.964307 554 0 0 59 32 0 0 0 15 136 13 10 13 0 0 0 30 14 107 77.4368231 1.473437467 10.0678733 -0.585 527 185 126 14 18 65.08538899 2.48484 4.60439312 Tarrant County 439 102100 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1021, Tarrant 588 County,212 Texas 0 54 0 0 45.23809524 0.798234478 104 17.687075 -0.388319 391 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 36 48 12 0 60 51.15089514 0.348745787 10.03134796 -0.58831 388 189 44 0 43 71.13402062 2.830617 3.00097255 Tarrant County 439 102100 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1021, Tarrant 1499 County, Texas 0 0 32 48 0 5.336891261 -1.026755015 30 2.0013342 -1.039173 1085 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.502304147 -1.689986646 10.09244992 -0.58277 702 12 14 14 0 5.698005698 -0.91011 -5.2487987 Tarrant County 439 102100 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1021, Tarrant 1107 County, Texas 0 14 30 0 13 5.149051491 -1.035346375 99 8.9430894 -0.751136 851 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 81 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 98 22.79670975 -0.864440084 10.13024602 -0.57935 600 16 13 43 14 14.33333333 -0.41646 -3.6467338 Tarrant County 439 102100 5 Block Group 5, Census Tract 1021, Tarrant 818 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1.270852173 114 13.93643 -0.543946 509 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5.304518664 -1.61287559 10.18766756 -0.57414 376 30 15 34 0 21.0106383 -0.03475 -4.0365666 Tarrant County 439 102201 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1022.01, Tarrant 767 County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 28 3.650586701 -1.103882715 74 9.6479791 -0.721888 513 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 3.703703704 -1.681369396 9.523809524 -0.63428 279 0 0 8 0 2.867383513 -1.07193 -5.2133534 Tarrant County 439 102201 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1022.01, Tarrant 951 County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 237 24.92113565 -0.131016625 330 34.700315 0.3176169 609 0 0 11 0 33 9 0 0 60 0 0 10 0 0 19 0 0 99 39.57307061 -0.146632689 9.617612978 -0.62579 512 61 11 17 66 30.2734375 0.494771 -0.091047 Tarrant County 439 102201 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1022.01,1032 Tarrant County, 69 Texas 20 0 0 25 11.04651163 -0.765610084 352 34.108527 0.2930616 704 22 0 7 21 0 0 7 14 42 0 0 15 0 15 0 0 7 126 39.20454545 -0.162400714 9.291521487 -0.65533 403 28 8 21 0 14.1439206 -0.42729 -1.7175681 Tarrant County 439 102201 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1022.01, Tarrant 658 County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 10 1.519756839 -1.201341983 10 1.5197568 -1.059155 527 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1.839839158 9.215442092 -0.66222 360 30 0 28 6 17.77777778 -0.21956 -4.9821132 Tarrant County 439 102202 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1022.02,1042 Tarrant County, 92 Texas 0 0 0 0 8.829174664 -0.867025987 20 1.9193858 -1.042573 827 0 0 0 0 0 9 10 0 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51 13.66384522 -1.255206458 6.161616162 -0.93886 540 33 11 0 10 10 -0.66418 -4.7678539 Tarrant County 439 102202 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1022.02, Tarrant 713 County, 16 Texas 0 0 0 0 2.244039271 -1.168214967 25 3.5063114 -0.976726 564 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 8 38 13.65248227 -1.255692643 6.41025641 -0.91634 361 0 0 16 18 9.418282548 -0.69744 -5.0144126 Tarrant County 439 102202 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1022.02, Tarrant 893 County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 12 1.343784994 -1.209390531 32 3.5834267 -0.973527 833 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 7.202881152 -1.531650666 6.093906094 -0.945 552 53 5 23 22 18.65942029 -0.16916 -4.8287233 Tarrant County 439 102301 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1023.01,1068 Tarrant County, 228 Texas 0 31 0 95 33.14606742 0.245172877 415 38.857678 0.4901197 700 14 0 12 43 0 0 0 29 34 14 0 39 0 15 26 70 0 63 51.28571429 0.354514271 21.66525064 0.465606 516 128 19 89 26 50.7751938 1.66678 3.22219188 Tarrant County 439 102301 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1023.01,1200 Tarrant County, 90 Texas 0 20 0 61 14.25 -0.619089878 635 52.916667 1.073474 690 47 16 29 13 0 28 34 0 54 0 0 0 0 0 0 117 0 121 66.52173913 1.006415563 21.6442953 0.463707 354 21 65 42 16 40.6779661 1.089559 3.01406583 Tarrant County 439 102301 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1023.01, Tarrant 696 County, 133 Texas 9 0 0 60 29.02298851 0.056592711 256 36.781609 0.4039767 429 0 0 0 0 22 8 0 0 104 0 0 0 10 12 8 12 10 55 56.17715618 0.563803592 21.52941176 0.4533 274 10 48 17 31 38.68613139 0.975693 2.45336619 Tarrant County 439 102302 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1023.02,1419 Tarrant County, 198 Texas 0 8 0 85 20.50739958 -0.332890783 501 35.306554 0.3427717 809 0 0 40 44 24 0 0 0 112 0 0 0 36 0 19 25 21 167 60.32138443 0.741122005 14.68200271 -0.167 478 24 57 46 43 35.56485356 0.797262 1.38126004 Tarrant County 439 102302 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1023.02, Tarrant 899 County, 0 Texas 67 0 0 20 9.677419355 -0.828229222 566 62.958843 1.4901573 560 0 0 10 47 35 9 0 16 86 0 0 0 0 51 0 0 6 91 62.67857143 0.841978578 14.76833977 -0.15918 316 7 13 0 0 6.329113924 -0.87404 0.47068773 Tarrant County 439 102302 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1023.02, Tarrant 914 County, 17 Texas 10 7 0 39 7.986870897 -0.905551028 343 37.527352 0.4349201 689 13 0 11 0 53 10 16 0 111 0 0 43 7 6 0 0 30 68 53.4107402 0.445437406 14.83979764 -0.15271 415 37 50 7 55 35.90361446 0.816627 0.6387238 Tarrant County 439 102302 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1023.02,1490 Tarrant County, 177 Texas 39 0 0 189 27.18120805 -0.0276461 536 35.973154 0.3704312 946 0 0 22 0 57 28 0 0 299 27 0 29 14 10 33 27 21 210 82.13530655 1.674470706 14.76091476 -0.15986 627 48 48 55 25 28.07017544 0.368819 2.22621895 Tarrant County 439 102401 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1024.01,1057 Tarrant County, 54 Texas 0 0 0 0 5.108798486 -1.037187455 334 31.598865 0.1889274 779 0 0 36 35 0 31 0 0 6 0 0 34 0 34 0 0 0 40 27.72785623 -0.65345193 15.17094017 -0.12271 473 29 36 13 8 18.18181818 -0.19646 -1.820885 Tarrant County 439 102401 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1024.01, Tarrant 859 County, 0 Texas 95 19 0 13 14.78463329 -0.594636978 38 4.4237485 -0.938659 614 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 78 24.75570033 -0.780621076 15.24966262 -0.11558 417 10 0 0 36 11.03117506 -0.60524 -3.0347338 Tarrant County 439 102401 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1024.01,1067 Tarrant County, 40 Texas 0 159 0 0 18.65042174 -0.417824687 34 3.1865042 -0.989996 663 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 0 5 0 11 0 0 0 0 17 12.21719457 -1.317104062 15.57603687 -0.08601 589 94 27 0 27 25.12733447 0.200588 -2.6103513 Tarrant County 439 102401 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1024.01,1072 Tarrant County, 600 Texas 0 155 0 0 70.42910448 1.950413424 10 0.9328358 -1.083508 521 0 0 0 0 0 41 8 0 52 0 0 0 0 7 30 0 9 60 39.73128599 -0.139863153 15.33269045 -0.10806 489 124 7 47 49 46.42126789 1.417882 2.03686496 Tarrant County 439 102402 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1024.02,1031 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 0 75 0 27 9.893307468 -0.818354995 27 2.6188167 -1.013551 713 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 28 6.03085554 -1.581797933 6.864988558 -0.87515 393 8 12 0 0 5.089058524 -0.94493 -5.2337744 Tarrant County 439 102402 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1024.02,1079 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 0 8 0 0 0.741427247 -1.236940992 5 0.463392 -1.102987 794 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 25 0 0 0 8 0 12 11 11 83 20.27707809 -0.97224715 6.829679595 -0.87834 505 8 11 0 22 8.118811881 -0.77173 -4.9622444 Tarrant County 439 102402 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1024.02,1736 Tarrant County, 239 Texas 14 62 0 11 18.77880184 -0.411952876 262 15.092166 -0.495991 1206 0 0 0 0 5 0 35 0 101 11 0 0 4 0 0 0 12 216 31.84079602 -0.477472251 6.791720569 -0.88178 693 21 11 46 9 12.55411255 -0.51818 -2.7853741 Tarrant County 439 102402 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1024.02, Tarrant 502 County, 31 Texas 20 0 0 12 12.5498008 -0.696853087 115 22.908367 -0.17167 407 11 0 13 0 0 11 0 0 59 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 76 42.50614251 -0.021135824 6.842105263 -0.87722 280 0 10 20 21 18.21428571 -0.19461 -1.9614825 Tarrant County 439 102500 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1025, Tarrant 719 County,680 Texas 0 0 0 0 94.57579972 3.054827846 53 7.3713491 -0.816353 460 23 27 0 14 0 33 0 0 59 0 12 0 0 16 0 44 9 103 73.91304348 1.322666087 15.73033708 -0.07204 282 32 58 53 10 54.25531915 1.865725 5.35482991 Tarrant County 439 102500 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1025, Tarrant 1029 County,578 Texas 0 0 0 41 60.15549077 1.480521912 387 37.609329 0.4383216 565 0 15 33 21 46 0 10 0 27 0 8 15 21 56 0 29 0 109 69.02654867 1.113588437 15.4875717 -0.09403 404 69 12 113 0 48.01980198 1.509264 4.44766778 Tarrant County 439 102500 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1025, Tarrant 690 County,553 Texas 0 0 0 83 92.17391304 2.944971062 131 18.985507 -0.334443 491 0 0 0 21 17 0 0 12 149 0 0 0 22 16 0 0 13 154 82.28105906 1.680706995 15.65017261 -0.0793 229 57 14 0 20 39.73799127 1.035824 5.24776104 Tarrant County 439 102500 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1025, Tarrant 753 County,535 Texas 0 0 0 218 100 3.302918317 282 37.450199 0.4317187 461 0 0 24 10 0 10 28 0 78 0 0 32 0 0 11 27 0 92 67.67895879 1.05592933 15.65217391 -0.07912 322 39 51 64 10 50.93167702 1.675725 6.38717444 Tarrant County 439 102601 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1026.01, Tarrant 545 County, 283 Texas 0 10 0 25 58.34862385 1.397879966 206 37.798165 0.446157 379 1 0 0 0 57 22 0 0 22 0 4 0 47 0 13 0 0 59 59.36675462 0.700276416 19.96047431 0.31117 258 0 127 13 0 54.26356589 1.866197 4.72168043 Tarrant County 439 102601 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1026.01, Tarrant 995 County, 96 Texas 0 26 0 257 38.09045226 0.471317692 442 44.422111 0.7210065 608 21 0 14 0 46 10 5 0 57 17 4 0 0 0 44 11 37 53 52.46710526 0.405062253 20.11400651 0.325079 507 44 44 23 80 37.67258383 0.917753 2.84021792 Tarrant County 439 102601 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1026.01,1839 Tarrant County, 101 Texas 0 37 0 62 10.8754758 -0.77343287 554 30.125068 0.1277746 1278 6 37 15 14 2 45 17 0 58 3 0 38 10 23 57 29 0 152 39.59311424 -0.145775085 20.03121748 0.317579 774 82 36 56 24 25.58139535 0.226545 -0.2473095 Tarrant County 439 102602 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1026.02,1084 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 63 5.811808118 -1.005033408 248 22.878229 -0.172921 775 0 0 30 0 0 0 15 0 45 0 0 27 0 0 0 12 0 33 20.90322581 -0.945456271 23.06353351 0.592275 499 0 0 19 23 8.416833667 -0.75469 -2.2858238 Tarrant County 439 102602 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1026.02,1715 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 504 29.3877551 0.073276298 1371 79.941691 2.1948323 1013 20 65 78 0 0 17 0 28 179 0 104 24 21 12 15 54 0 121 72.85291214 1.277306422 22.99134734 0.585736 645 12 30 92 89 34.57364341 0.740598 4.87174896 Tarrant County 439 102602 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1026.02,1022 Tarrant County, 60 Texas 0 0 0 54 11.15459883 -0.760666423 298 29.158513 0.087669 830 0 40 0 13 12 0 0 13 99 0 0 64 13 0 0 0 0 65 38.43373494 -0.195381257 22.94736842 0.581752 533 53 11 12 22 18.38649156 -0.18476 -0.4713874 Tarrant County 439 102700 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1027, Tarrant 741 County, 23 Texas 0 24 0 0 6.342780027 -0.980747972 44 5.9379217 -0.875831 589 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 20 9.168081494 -1.447565962 7.165109034 -0.84796 431 53 32 8 11 24.12993039 0.14357 -4.0085318 Tarrant County 439 102700 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1027, Tarrant 740 County, Texas 0 21 0 0 19 5.405405405 -1.023621335 116 15.675676 -0.471779 572 0 0 10 11 0 0 23 11 13 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 60 24.47552448 -0.792608914 6.907216495 -0.87132 412 12 9 41 36 23.78640777 0.123932 -3.0353966 Tarrant County 439 102700 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1027, Tarrant 1049 County, Texas 0 13 0 0 56 6.577693041 -0.970003589 424 40.419447 0.5549227 787 0 14 0 0 0 36 29 0 53 0 0 11 15 0 29 0 0 54 30.62261753 -0.529594254 7.281001138 -0.83746 490 0 0 19 0 3.87755102 -1.01418 -2.7963161 Tarrant County 439 102700 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1027, Tarrant 662 County, Texas 0 0 17 0 0 2.567975831 -1.153398852 11 1.6616314 -1.053268 576 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 10 28 9.895833333 -1.416427763 7.225806452 -0.84246 342 11 0 0 0 3.216374269 -1.05198 -5.5175329 Tarrant County 439 102800 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1028, Tarrant 705 County, 24 Texas 0 0 0 0 3.404255319 -1.115149347 64 9.0780142 -0.745538 466 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 8.798283262 -1.463388458 2.972027972 -1.22781 272 4 0 19 30 19.48529412 -0.12195 -4.673829 Tarrant County 439 102800 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1028, Tarrant 734 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1.270852173 19 2.5885559 -1.014807 567 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 8.818342152 -1.462530202 3.001579779 -1.22513 322 0 0 0 0 0 -1.23585 -6.2091667 Tarrant County 439 103500 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1035, Tarrant 593 County,211 Texas 0 0 0 143 59.69645868 1.459526838 297 50.084317 0.9559504 377 0 9 24 11 7 0 9 0 76 9 30 14 11 21 0 40 0 60 85.14588859 1.803283986 33.40961098 1.529523 198 27 51 0 11 44.94949495 1.333746 7.08203041 Tarrant County 439 103500 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1035, Tarrant 406 County,170 Texas 0 0 0 22 47.29064039 0.892113182 53 13.054187 -0.580553 342 8 0 0 10 0 0 33 0 73 7 0 10 0 10 0 0 30 77 75.43859649 1.387939673 33.42318059 1.530752 223 63 23 39 0 56.05381166 1.968538 5.19879028 Tarrant County 439 103500 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1035, Tarrant 2004 County,130 Texas 0 5 0 533 33.33333333 0.253737991 1720 85.828343 2.4390891 929 23 39 74 69 78 75 10 0 66 42 0 75 23 80 26 20 0 127 89.0204521 1.969064297 33.42707915 1.531105 499 32 32 43 97 40.88176353 1.101209 7.29420615 Tarrant County 439 103500 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1035, Tarrant 1988 County,289 Texas 10 37 0 529 43.5110664 0.719244142 1465 73.692153 1.9355181 1020 0 34 73 0 99 0 55 25 78 0 41 55 60 82 8 12 0 71 67.94117647 1.067148795 33.43932167 1.532214 489 40 44 67 95 50.30674847 1.64 6.89412582 Tarrant County 439 103601 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1036.01,1168 Tarrant County, 520 Texas 82 0 0 352 81.67808219 2.464915847 639 54.708904 1.1478399 680 33 8 63 79 0 32 13 10 100 7 50 44 36 33 0 18 41 47 90.29411765 2.023560416 12.7141569 -0.34527 397 96 28 59 25 52.3929471 1.75926 7.05030561 Tarrant County 439 103601 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1036.01, Tarrant 762 County, 657 Texas 34 0 10 0 91.99475066 2.936776585 19 2.4934383 -1.018754 256 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 17 0 8 11 29 15 39 0 28 67.1875 1.034901364 12.79069767 -0.33834 269 162 35 46 8 93.30855019 4.098252 6.71283863 Tarrant County 439 103601 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1036.01, Tarrant 370 County, 351 Texas 0 1 0 0 95.13513514 3.080410564 1 0.2702703 -1.111 276 8 0 0 9 0 2 34 0 51 0 0 0 0 9 22 0 0 81 78.26086957 1.508695808 12.59720062 -0.35587 167 48 25 9 0 49.10179641 1.571118 4.69335768 Tarrant County 439 103602 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1036.02,1177 Tarrant County, 1086 Texas 0 0 0 19 93.88275276 3.023129468 80 6.7969414 -0.840187 765 0 0 0 25 25 19 13 16 53 14 0 9 12 0 12 72 5 99 48.88888889 0.251961697 8.805031447 -0.6994 424 41 67 34 52 45.75471698 1.379778 3.11528458 Tarrant County 439 103602 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1036.02,1178 Tarrant County, 795 Texas 18 0 0 133 80.30560272 2.402141786 276 23.429542 -0.150045 699 21 0 0 0 0 86 0 0 92 24 0 0 5 31 0 16 13 146 62.08869814 0.816739766 8.831908832 -0.69696 404 72 18 0 24 28.21782178 0.377259 2.74913342 Tarrant County 439 103701 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1037.01, Tarrant 815 County, 133 Texas 0 0 0 177 38.03680982 0.46886421 646 79.263804 2.1667045 489 50 21 11 36 32 0 9 0 34 33 20 13 0 31 10 46 0 37 78.32310838 1.51135881 41.33420536 2.247409 226 16 9 45 31 44.69026549 1.318927 7.71326379 Tarrant County 439 103701 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1037.01,1077 Tarrant County, 245 Texas 0 0 0 327 53.11049211 1.158299842 833 77.344475 2.0870652 650 0 53 112 0 43 0 12 13 71 15 23 57 35 18 25 6 0 159 98.76923077 2.386183688 41.17132867 2.232654 316 15 54 45 57 54.11392405 1.857642 9.72184516 Tarrant County 439 103701 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1037.01,2467 Tarrant County, 735 Texas 7 0 0 234 39.56222132 0.538633031 1584 64.20754 1.5419699 1157 0 36 146 46 33 0 26 0 205 6 7 153 25 0 13 60 11 195 83.14606742 1.717717965 41.27874369 2.242385 553 83 45 37 50 38.87884268 0.98671 7.02741576 Tarrant County 439 103702 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1037.02,2218 Tarrant County, 777 Texas 0 0 0 277 47.52028855 0.902616762 1348 60.775473 1.3995621 1111 7 0 99 48 39 9 17 12 123 34 9 66 10 42 65 100 0 194 78.66786679 1.526109931 34.51131971 1.629326 566 108 58 87 36 51.06007067 1.683065 7.14068003 Tarrant County 439 103702 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1037.02, Tarrant 981 County, 437 Texas 0 0 0 236 68.60346585 1.866912904 536 54.638124 1.144903 661 0 0 31 41 35 6 0 12 173 9 0 22 38 33 8 8 0 116 80.48411498 1.603821444 34.57249071 1.634868 311 27 22 26 31 34.08360129 0.712584 6.96308916 Tarrant County 439 103800 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1038, Tarrant 2099 County, 1283 Texas 0 38 0 203 72.60600286 2.04997976 465 22.153406 -0.202996 968 6 0 17 17 5 40 5 0 149 21 29 13 36 32 16 108 20 218 75.61983471 1.395694283 18.9346247 0.218239 745 286 203 43 16 73.55704698 2.969132 6.43004933 Tarrant County 439 103800 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1038, Tarrant 1319 County, 1002 Texas 0 0 0 95 83.16906748 2.533110092 317 24.033359 -0.124991 838 9 20 27 0 0 34 0 0 106 26 0 23 0 21 13 33 0 130 52.74463007 0.416936661 18.96333755 0.22084 444 75 46 91 23 52.92792793 1.789843 4.83573944 Tarrant County 439 104100 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1041, Tarrant 1187 County, 51 Texas 0 18 0 269 28.47514743 0.031535718 685 57.708509 1.2723035 705 0 10 38 0 0 0 23 0 94 18 0 7 9 52 0 15 0 95 51.20567376 0.351089591 23.22064057 0.606508 403 48 28 43 22 34.98759305 0.764262 3.02569828 Tarrant County 439 104100 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1041, Tarrant 1322 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 95 7.186081694 -0.942177289 872 65.960666 1.614713 911 0 0 71 0 59 35 13 0 138 38 35 28 22 0 10 0 0 96 59.82436883 0.71985628 23.38842975 0.621708 462 35 77 28 74 46.32034632 1.412113 3.4262123 Tarrant County 439 104100 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1041, Tarrant 383 County, 38 Texas 0 0 0 0 9.921671018 -0.817057711 24 6.2663185 -0.862204 332 5 0 0 0 0 31 0 4 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15.6626506 -1.169683901 23.41650672 0.624251 226 0 46 34 8 38.9380531 0.990095 -1.2346001 Tarrant County 439 104100 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1041, Tarrant 687 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 165 24.01746725 -0.172348343 212 30.858806 0.1582199 413 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 91 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 25.18159806 -0.76239826 23.40425532 0.623141 254 0 11 0 7 7.086614173 -0.83073 -0.9841177 Tarrant County 439 104201 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1042.01,1173 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 0 7 0 0 0.596760443 -1.24355772 37 3.1543052 -0.991332 757 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 13 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 17.17305152 -1.105058625 4.948453608 -1.04876 492 23 36 10 12 16.46341463 -0.2947 -4.6834077 Tarrant County 439 104201 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1042.01, Tarrant 957 County, 0 Texas 8 0 0 0 0.835945664 -1.232617937 22 2.2988506 -1.026828 667 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 2.098950525 -1.750031707 4.928131417 -1.0506 427 0 0 33 0 7.728337237 -0.79405 -5.8541292 Tarrant County 439 104201 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1042.01,1768 Tarrant County, 134 Texas 0 48 0 4 10.52036199 -0.78967496 148 8.3710407 -0.774872 631 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 1.743264659 -1.76525038 5.04991192 -1.03957 344 71 0 12 0 24.12790698 0.143454 -4.2259157 Tarrant County 439 104201 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1042.01,2136 Tarrant County, 177 Texas 0 110 6 12 14.27902622 -0.617762285 257 12.031835 -0.622974 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1.839839158 4.983249581 -1.04561 0 0 0 0 0 -1.23585 -5.3620339 Tarrant County 439 104202 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1042.02, Tarrant 480 County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 11 2.291666667 -1.166036599 90 18.75 -0.344215 300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4.666666667 -1.640167258 5.287713841 -1.01803 203 23 0 0 8 15.27093596 -0.36287 -4.5313139 Tarrant County 439 104202 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1042.02,1073 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 0 37 0 180 20.22367195 -0.345867833 316 29.45014 0.0997696 748 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 17 104 14 15 0 10 0 0 18 11 35 32.21925134 -0.461279346 5.263157895 -1.02025 450 12 67 0 40 26.44444444 0.275882 -1.4517498 Tarrant County 439 104202 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1042.02, Tarrant 651 County, 0 Texas 0 25 0 0 3.840245776 -1.095208145 59 9.06298 -0.746162 425 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 27 8 -1.497544473 5.43318649 -1.00485 292 0 0 0 0 0 -1.23585 -5.5796131 Tarrant County 439 104202 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1042.02,1074 Tarrant County, 83 Texas 0 0 0 0 7.728119181 -0.917385738 282 26.256983 -0.032725 580 0 35 0 0 0 0 28 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 74 26.37931034 -0.711151941 5.21955261 -1.0242 493 53 20 46 41 32.45436105 0.619446 -2.0660209 Tarrant County 439 104300 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1043, Tarrant 720 County, Texas 6 0 16 0 33 7.638888889 -0.921466927 186 25.833333 -0.050304 550 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 135 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 24 38.36363636 -0.198380553 15.57377049 -0.08622 365 23 13 76 17 35.34246575 0.784548 -0.4718223 Tarrant County 439 104300 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1043, Tarrant 1517 County, Texas 0 0 28 0 71 6.526038233 -0.972366162 185 12.195122 -0.616199 725 0 0 18 0 0 0 4 0 78 36 0 16 0 0 0 0 11 97 35.86206897 -0.305414706 15.35199321 -0.10631 585 44 81 14 59 33.84615385 0.69901 -1.3012798 Tarrant County 439 104300 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1043, Tarrant 727 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 15 2.063273728 -1.176482768 541 74.415406 1.9655283 413 19 0 51 0 20 48 0 0 70 0 0 18 0 15 0 27 0 120 93.94673123 2.179844193 15.50387597 -0.09255 323 56 42 0 21 36.84210526 0.870277 3.74661571 Tarrant County 439 104300 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1043, Tarrant 860 County,123 Texas 21 11 0 0 18.02325581 -0.446509817 62 7.2093023 -0.823077 277 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 59 24.90974729 -0.774029894 15.16936672 -0.12285 373 98 57 37 0 51.47453083 1.706758 -0.4597129 Tarrant County 439 104300 5 Block Group 5, Census Tract 1043, Tarrant 740 County, Texas 0 0 20 0 0 2.702702703 -1.147236754 101 13.648649 -0.555887 385 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 26 23.37662338 -0.839627415 15.11961722 -0.12736 455 94 11 28 0 29.23076923 0.435166 -2.2349464 Tarrant County 439 104300 6 Block Group 6, Census Tract 1043, Tarrant 1028 County, Texas 0 0 36 0 0 3.501945525 -1.110681222 37 3.5992218 -0.972871 705 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 2.695035461 -1.724527119 15.43824701 -0.0985 404 13 0 0 17 7.425742574 -0.81135 -4.7179216 Tarrant County 439 104400 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1044, Tarrant 721 County, Texas 0 0 17 0 173 26.35228849 -0.065558978 373 51.733703 1.0243889 489 10 0 10 0 0 54 0 0 83 0 0 32 0 0 0 0 16 38 49.69325153 0.286377829 26.25400213 0.881299 271 0 0 74 0 27.30627306 0.32515 2.45165621 Tarrant County 439 104400 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1044, Tarrant 1643 County,234 Texas 0 0 0 117 21.36335971 -0.293741131 957 58.247109 1.2946518 786 13 0 15 50 0 0 12 0 68 12 4 74 24 72 0 13 0 68 54.07124682 0.473698394 26.41383899 0.895778 484 15 40 6 25 17.76859504 -0.22008 2.15030391 Tarrant County 439 104400 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1044, Tarrant 866 County, 84 Texas 0 8 0 101 22.28637413 -0.251524569 630 72.748268 1.8963532 575 75 34 0 0 46 98 0 31 43 44 0 0 44 6 10 0 6 12 78.08695652 1.501254619 26.47482014 0.901303 295 63 0 10 56 43.72881356 1.263964 5.31135044 Tarrant County 439 104400 4 Block Group 4, Census Tract 1044, Tarrant 1878 County, 24 Texas 0 0 0 352 20.02129925 -0.355123896 1192 63.471778 1.5114407 985 0 60 53 25 33 49 0 0 74 24 26 8 12 40 0 12 17 112 55.32994924 0.527554288 26.46546721 0.900455 554 47 31 83 8 30.50541516 0.508032 3.09235908 Tarrant County 439 104400 5 Block Group 5, Census Tract 1044, Tarrant 695 County, Texas 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1.270852173 128 18.417266 -0.358021 519 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 23.89210019 -0.817571793 26.46239554 0.900177 308 0 35 18 24 25 0.193309 -1.3529593 Tarrant County 439 104502 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1045.02,2306 Tarrant County, 361 Texas 0 0 0 708 46.35732871 0.849425648 1844 79.965308 2.1958122 1284 25 41 213 27 50 0 34 0 221 0 56 151 41 92 13 33 12 115 87.53894081 1.905675117 42.41645244 2.34545 669 114 139 39 39 49.47683109 1.592557 8.88891962 Tarrant County 439 104502 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1045.02,1061 Tarrant County, 14 Texas 0 0 0 598 57.68143261 1.36736417 973 91.705938 2.6829701 517 0 7 56 54 57 0 14 0 42 0 0 61 35 22 20 14 7 41 83.172147 1.718833828 42.41610738 2.345418 271 0 0 60 36 35.42435424 0.78923 8.90381619 Tarrant County 439 104503 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1045.03,1150 Tarrant County, 5 Texas 8 0 0 365 32.86956522 0.232526301 1111 96.608696 2.8864018 753 25 24 46 11 5 0 47 14 171 31 14 20 90 10 16 0 0 61 77.68924303 1.484237717 29.34390771 1.161212 351 28 31 6 5 19.94301994 -0.09578 5.66859831 Tarrant County 439 104503 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1045.03,1266 Tarrant County, 0 Texas 0 0 0 412 32.54344392 0.217610262 1254 99.052133 2.9877882 706 10 71 122 0 0 6 42 7 53 20 36 90 14 16 0 13 0 66 80.16997167 1.590380246 29.42461763 1.168524 374 36 67 32 31 44.38502674 1.301478 7.26578025 Tarrant County 439 104504 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1045.04,1253 Tarrant County, 13 Texas 0 0 0 464 38.06863528 0.470319834 1130 90.183559 2.6198015 591 60 0 47 17 34 14 10 20 77 30 19 117 13 30 0 7 0 68 95.26226734 2.236131821 39.34890304 2.067561 345 22 5 90 27 41.73913043 1.150222 8.54403634 Tarrant County 439 104504 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1045.04,1581 Tarrant County, 124 Texas 0 7 0 143 17.33080329 -0.478181006 1069 67.615433 1.6833748 1071 0 35 144 30 105 0 6 0 161 13 6 42 36 146 19 57 0 42 78.61811391 1.523981163 39.37662338 2.070073 572 117 73 108 69 64.16083916 2.431987 7.23123405 Tarrant County 439 104505 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1045.05,1294 Tarrant County, 855 Texas 0 0 0 51 70.01545595 1.93149409 439 33.925811 0.2854801 822 7 26 38 14 18 13 14 10 53 0 25 73 15 0 14 18 0 191 64.35523114 0.913717542 17.5 0.088277 437 11 72 15 69 38.21510297 0.948766 4.16773503 Tarrant County 439 104505 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1045.05, Tarrant 605 County, 389 Texas 0 0 0 57 73.71900826 2.100886073 176 29.090909 0.0848639 467 22 0 7 21 0 6 10 10 154 20 0 16 0 0 7 35 20 91 89.72162741 1.99906537 17.45827985 0.084498 243 40 8 88 20 64.19753086 2.434084 6.70339693 Tarrant County 439 104505 3 Block Group 3, Census Tract 1045.05,1128 Tarrant County, 641 Texas 0 0 0 140 69.23758865 1.895916225 416 36.879433 0.4080357 771 29 2 16 6 5 0 0 0 181 21 0 0 0 49 57 0 0 139 65.49935149 0.962670831 17.58679567 0.09614 480 43 82 58 31 44.58333333 1.312814 4.67557661 Tarrant County 439 104601 1 Block Group 1, Census Tract 1046.01, Tarrant 873 County, 585 Texas 0 0 0 73 75.3722795 2.176502905 267 30.584192 0.1468252 450 0 15 6 17 0 0 30 0 107 0 0 15 22 0 0 0 11 166 86.44444444 1.858845081 25.49763033 0.812779 304 80 82 0 27 62.17105263 2.318238 7.31319058 Tarrant County 439 104601 2 Block Group 2, Census Tract 1046.01, Tarrant 832 County, 445 Texas 0 0 0 53 59.85576923 1.466813337 400 48.076923 0.8726569 507 16 60 12 27 9 0 14 0 63 28 8 0 0 5 40 20 14 83 78.69822485 1.527408856 25.56149733 0.818565 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Arlington_Employers

dbo_vw_A_1 KROGER CO SUPERTARGET US NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION, REGION IV DILLARDS FIRST TEXAS HOMES MACYS SIX FLAGS OVER TEXAS KROGER CO HURRICANE HARBOR LEAR CORPORATION BELL HELICOPTER TEXTRON PLANT 6 KROGER CO ARLINGTON VILLA RETIREMENT COMMUNITY HOME DEPOT WYNDHAM HOTEL ARLINGTON MARINER HEALTH OF ARLINGTON HOME DEPOT UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON EXTENDICARE FACILITIES INC MCLANE FOODSERVICE SMITH TEMPORARIES INC LA QUINTA VANDERGRIFF CHEVROLET-BUICK WEST ARLINGTON POLICE SERVICE CENTER INFINITY BROADCASTING CORP DEL RANGERS BASEBALL HUMPERDINK'S KROGER CO DOSKOCIL MFG CO INC CUMMINS SOUTHERN PLAINS ARLINGTON DISPOSAL COMPANY INC HILTON CHASE BANK TEXAS HEALTH RESOURCES (HEADQUARTERS) PERIOPERATIVE NURSES INC UNIVERSAL ADCOM LLC Arlington Police Dept AMERICAN MEDICAL RESPONSE INC MARTIN SPROCKET & GEAR INC RELIABLE PAVING INC LOWE'S HOME IMPROVEMENT INNOSERV TECHNOLOGIES INC TECHNICAL DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION WALMART SUPERCENTER UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE MILLWOOD HEALTH LLC US POSTAL SERVICE-ARLINGTON MAIN OFFICE OAKRIDGE SCHOOL PANTEGO CHRISTIAN ACADEMY MEDICAL CENTER OF ARLINGTON WAL-MART STORES INC AMERICREDIT CENTER I TCC -SOUTHEAST CAMPUS A.E. PETSCHE CO. INC MORTON ELEMENTARY WORKMAN JR HIGH OLIVE GARDEN PROGRESSIVE INC HEALTHSOUTH CORPORATION ARBROOK PLAZA NURSING & REHAB WAL-MART SUPERCENTER UNISEAL MAKE-READY SERVICES MORITZ CADILLAC INC TEXAS RANGER BASEBALL CLUB HIGH-TEC ASSOCIATES INC AUTONATION INC AMERICREDIT CENTER II WASHINGTON MUTUAL CARD SERVICE FOX ELECTRIC LTD COWBOYS STADIUM CHEDDAR'S 24 HOUR FITNESS USA INC PAPPAS RESTAURANTS INC INOVAR PACKAGING GROUP INC RED LOBSTER ARLINGTON ORTHOPEDIC ASSOC PA Texas Health Resources (Arlington Memorial Hospital) SYGMA NETWORK INC KOHLS ARCHER WESTERN CONTRACTORS JASON'S DELI UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP JACK COOPER TRANSPORT CO INC ARLINGTON ISD RAZZOOS CAJAN CAF╔ FAMILY PRTCTIVE SVCS TXAS DEPT PEPSI-COLA METRO BTLG CO INC DON DAVIS AUTO GROUP E-TELEQUEST INC HUMAN SERVICES TEXAS DEPT OF OIL STATES INDUSTRIES INC DON DAVIS AUTO GROUP INC FRITO-LAY INC BEST BUY POST BUZ PONTIAC/GMC MOTORS CHILI'S HOOTERS DECISION ANALYST INC BARNETT, CHRISTINE JR HIGH RANKIN, BESS ELEMENTARY ARLINGTON CANCER CENTER BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS TEXSTARS INC ROOMS TO GO

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Arlington_Employers

dbo_vw_A_1 dbo_vw_A_3 City of Arlington 101 W Abram St, Arlington 76010 STAPLES TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS 2230 AVENUE J, ARLINGTON 76006, ARLINGTON 76006 AMERICAN MASONRY SUPPLY 3500 E AVENUE E, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 US BOWLING CONGRESS 621 SIX FLAGS DR, ARLINGTON 76011 ARLINGTON ISD ADMINISTRATION 1203 W PIONEER PKWY, ARLINGTON 76013 CARTER, J.I. JR HIGH 701 THARP ST, ARLINGTON 76010 HOUSTON, SAM HIGH SCHOOL 2000 SAM HOUSTON DR, ARLINGTON 76014 LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL 1400 W LAMAR BLVD, ARLINGTON 76012 BOLES, TRUETT JR HIGH 3900 SW GREEN OAKS BLVD, ARLINGTON 76017 KNOX, VEDA ELEMENTARY 2315 STONEGATE ST, ARLINGTON 76010 TOMMIE WILLIAMS ELEMENTARY 4915 RED BIRCH DR, ARLINGTON 76018 HILEY AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 1400 TECH CENTRE PARKWAY, ARLINGTON 76014, ARLINGTON 76014 NICHOLS, DORA E. JR HIGH 2201 ASCENSION BLVD, ARLINGTON 76006 Arlington High School 818 W Park Row Dr, Arlington 76013 ATHERTON ELEMENTARY 2101 OVERBROOK DR, ARLINGTON 76014 HUTCHESON, GUY JR HIGH 2101 BROWNING DR, ARLINGTON 76010 COSTCO 600 W ARBROOK BLVD, ARLINGTON 76014, ARLINGTON 76014 BAILEY JR HIGH 2411 WINEWOOD LN, ARLINGTON 76013 BOWIE, JAMES HIGH SCHOOL 2101 HIGHBANK DR, ARLINGTON 76018 THORNTON, MYRTLE ELEMENTARY 2301 E PARK ROW DR, ARLINGTON 76010 CHASE ARLINGTON CALL CENTER 4501 NEW YORK AVE, ARLINGTON 76018, ARLINGTON 76018 ALBERTSONS 6220 US HWY 287, ARLINGTON 76001, ARLINGTON 76001 USMD SURGICAL HOSPITAL OF ARLINGTON (ARLINGTON MEMORIAL SOUTH)801 W INTERSTATE 20, ARLINGTON 76015 MEDFINDERS INC 524 E LAMAR BLVD STE 300, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 OUSLEY JH 950 SOUTHEAST PKWY, ARLINGTON 76002 KROGER SIGNATURE 945 W LAMAR BLVD, ARLINGTON 76011 CITY OF ARLINGTON 101 S MESQUITE ST, ARLINGTON 76010 KROGER CO 5330 S COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76017, ARLINGTON 76017 STATE FARM 1351 EAST BARDIN RD, ARLINGTON 76018, ARLINGTON 76018 ALBERTSONS 301 SOUTHWEST PLAZA, ARLINGTON 76016, ARLINGTON 76016 RAZ IMPORTS INC 1020 EDEN RD, ARLINGTON 76001, ARLINGTON 76001 KROGER CO 5701 W PLEASANT RIDGE RD, ARLINGTON 76016, ARLINGTON 76016 IHS OF ARLINGTON-HERITAGE OAKS 1112 GIBBONS RD, ARLINGTON 76011 ACE HARDWARE CORPORATION 2257 COMMERCE DR, ARLINGTON 76011 KINDRED HEALTHCARE INC 1000 N COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76012 AETNA 4300 CENTREWAY PL, ARLINGTON ARLINGTON, ARLINGTON 76018 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ARLINGTON 301 S CENTER ST STE 500, ARLINGTON 76010 ROMANOS MACARONI GRILL 1670 INTERSTATE 20 W, ARLINGTON 76017 ATOS ORIGIN INC 5000 S BOWEN RD, ARLINGTON 76017, ARLINGTON 76017 COWBOYS ARLINGTON 2540 E ABRAM ST, ARLINGTON 76010, ARLINGTON 76010 YOUNG MENS CHRSTN ASSN ARLNGTN 2200 S DAVIS DR, ARLINGTON 76013 PACKAGING CORP OF AMERICA 1001 113TH ST, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 HOTELS.COM 2201 E LAMAR BLVD, ARLINGTON 76006 BEBENSEE ELEMENTARY 5900 INKS LAKE DR, ARLINGTON 76018 MARTIN, JAMES HIGH SCHOOL 4501 W PLEASANT RIDGE RD, ARLINGTON 76016 CROSS TIMBERS INTERMEDIATE 2934 RUSSELL RD, ARLINGTON 76017 HOWARD, T. A. MIDDLE SCHOOL 7501 CALENDER RD, ARLINGTON 76017 SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL 1071 TURNER WARNELL RD, ARLINGTON 76001 NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS 616 SIX FLAGS DR STE 200, ARLINGTON 76011 L-3 LINK SIMULATION AND TRAINING PO BOX 5328, ARLINGTON 76005 GENERAL MOTORS ARLINGTON ASSEMBLY PLANT 2525 E ABRAM ST, ARLINGTON 76010 Babe's Chicken Dinner , Arlington 76011 A F Technologies Inc 2910 Avenue F, Arlington 76011 Arlington Fire Department PO Box 231, Arlington 76011 Cheesecake Factory 3810 S Cooper St, Arlington 76015 FRY'S ELECTRONICS 102 E INTERSTATE 20, ARLINGTON 76018 VANDERGRIFF CHEVROLET PO BOX 180189, ARLINGTON 76096 PRATT & WHITNEY 1177 N GREAT SOUTHWEST PKWY, GRAND PRAIRIE 75050 BLUE MESA , ARLINGTON AUTO PARTS DISTRIBUTION INTERNATIONAL, LLC 2900 E PIONEER PKWY, ARLINGTON TEXAS HEALTH RESOURCES INC 612 E LAMAR BLVD #1000, ARLINGTON 76011 CARDONE INDUSTRIES , ARLINGTON 76010 SOUTHWIRE , ARLINGTON 76018 ANDROID INDUSTRIES , ARLINGTON 76011 ALBERTSONS 5950 S COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76017 J HESTER PROPERTIES INC 2500 NE GREEN OAKS BLVD STE 203, ARLINGTON 76006 RICO'S PRODUCTS , ARLINGTON INFINITY INSURANCE CO 4025 WOODLAND PARK BLVD, STE 450, ARLINGTON 76013 IGNORE TEST, DAYS INN 910 N COLLINS ST, ARLINGTON 76011 FAIRE 2711 MAJESTY DR, ARLINGTON 76011 COLDWELL BANKER 4200 S COOPER ST STE 101 , ARLINGTON 76015 VOUGHT AIRCRAFT , ARLINGTON

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dbo_vw_A_6dbo_vw_A_7 92 Public Administration 42 Wholesale Trade 32 Manufacturing 81 Other Services 61 Education 61 Education 61 Education 61 Education 61 Education 61 Education 61 Education 44 Retail Trade 61 Education 61 Education 61 Education 61 Education 45 Retail Trade 61 Education 61 Education 61 Education 52 Finance/Insurance 44 Retail Trade 62 Health Care/Social Assistance 62 Health Care/Social Assistance 61 Education 44 Retail Trade 92 Public Administration 44 Retail Trade 52 Finance/Insurance 44 Retail Trade 42 Wholesale Trade 44 Retail Trade 62 Health Care/Social Assistance 42 Wholesale Trade 62 Health Care/Social Assistance 52 Finance/Insurance 81 Other Services 72 Accommodation/Food 54 Professional/Scientific/Technical 53 Real Estate 71 Arts/Entertainment/Recreation 32 Manufacturing 56 Administrative/Waste Management 61 Education 61 Education 61 Education 61 Education 61 Education 92 Public Administration 33 Manufacturing 33 Manufacturing 72 Accommodation/Food 48 Transportation/Warehousing 92 Public Administration 72 Accommodation/Food 44 Retail Trade 44 Retail Trade 42 Wholesale Trade 72 Accommodation/Food 42 Wholesale Trade 62 Health Care/Social Assistance 33 Manufacturing 33 Manufacturing 48 Transportation/Warehousing 44 Retail Trade 53 Real Estate 31 Manufacturing 52 Finance/Insurance 11 Agriculture/Forestry/Fishing/Hunting 72 Accommodation/Food 72 Accommodation/Food 53 Real Estate 33 Manufacturing

dbo_vw_A_8dbo_vw_A_9 Bg1_bik Bg2_bik Bg4_bik Bg6_bik Bg1_Ped Bg2_Ped Bg4_Ped Bg6_Ped 921120 Legislative Bodies 1 1 1 1 424120 Stationery and Office Supplies Merchant Wholesalers 0 0 0 1 327390 Other Concrete Product Manufacturing 0 0 0 1 813920 Professional Organizations 0 1 1 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 1 1 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 1 1 1 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 1 1 1 1 0 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 1 1 1 1 441110 New Car Dealers 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 0 0 0 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 1 1 1 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 1 1 1 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 452910 Warehouse Clubs and Supercenters 1 1 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 522110 Commercial Banking 1 1 1 445110 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores 622110 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals 1 1 621610 Home Health Care Services 0 0 0 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 445110 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores 921110 Executive Offices 1 1 1 1 445110 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores 524126 Direct Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers 1 1 1 445110 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores 424990 Other Miscellaneous Nondurable Goods Merchant Wholesalers 445110 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores 623110 Nursing Care Facilities 0 0 0 1 423710 Hardware Merchant Wholesalers 0 1 1 1 622310 Specialty (except Psychiatric and Substance Abuse) Hospitals 1 0 0 1 524114 Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers 1 1 1 813110 Religious Organizations 1 1 1 1 722110 Full-Service Restaurants 1 541618 Other Management Consulting Services 531120 Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings (except Miniwarehouses) 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 713940 Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers 1 1 1 322211 Corrugated and Solid Fiber Box Manufacturing 0 0 0 1 561599 All Other Travel Arrangement and Reservation Services 0 0 0 1 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 611110 Elementary and Secondary Schools 1 1 1 925120 Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development 0 334511 Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing 0 1 1 1 336111 Automobile Manufacturing 1 1 1 1 722110 Full-Service Restaurants 1 1 1 1 484230 Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance 0 0 0 1 922160 Fire Protection 1 1 1 1 722211 Limited-Service Restaurants 1 443112 Radio, Television, and Other Electronics Stores 1 1 441110 New Car Dealers 1 423860 Transportation Equipment and Supplies (except Motor Vehicle) Merchant Wholesalers 0 0 0 1 722110 Full-Service Restaurants 0 0 0 1 423120 Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts Merchant Wholesalers 1 1 1 1 622110 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals 0 0 0 1 336322 Other Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing 1 1 1 1 3359 Other Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing 1 1 1 4885 Freight Transportation Arrangement 0 0 1 1 445110 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores 531210 Offices of Real Estate Agents and Brokers 311919 Other Snack Food Manufacturing 1 1 1 1 524126 Direct Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers 111140 Wheat Farming 1 1 1 721110 Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels 1 1 1 1 722410 Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) 0 0 1 1 531210 Offices of Real Estate Agents and Brokers 1 3364 Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing 0 0 0 1 1 90 76 78 94 2 4 3 3

Total Bike Shed Employers

24 HOUR FITNESS USA INC A F Technologies Inc A.E. PETSCHE CO. INC ACE HARDWARE CORPORATION AETNA AMERICAN MASONRY SUPPLY AMERICAN MEDICAL RESPONSE INC AMERICREDIT CENTER I ANDROID INDUSTRIES ARBROOK PLAZA NURSING & REHAB ARCHER WESTERN CONTRACTORS ARLINGTON CANCER CENTER ARLINGTON DISPOSAL COMPANY INC Arlington Fire Department Arlington High School ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ORTHOPEDIC ASSOC PA Arlington Police Dept ATHERTON ELEMENTARY AUTO PARTS DISTRIBUTION INTERNATIONAL, LLC AUTONATION INC Babe's Chicken Dinner BAILEY JR HIGH BELL HELICOPTER TEXTRON PLANT 6 BEST BUY BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS BLUE MESA CARDONE INDUSTRIES CARTER, J.I. JR HIGH CHASE ARLINGTON CALL CENTER CHASE BANK Cheesecake Factory CHILI'S City of Arlington CITY OF ARLINGTON COLDWELL BANKER COSTCO COWBOYS ARLINGTON COWBOYS STADIUM CUMMINS SOUTHERN PLAINS DAYS INN DECISION ANALYST INC DILLARDS DON DAVIS AUTO GROUP DON DAVIS AUTO GROUP INC DOSKOCIL MFG CO INC E-TELEQUEST INC EXTENDICARE FACILITIES INC FAIRE FAMILY PRTCTIVE SVCS TXAS DEPT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ARLINGTON FIRST TEXAS HOMES FOX ELECTRIC LTD FRITO-LAY INC FRY'S ELECTRONICS GENERAL MOTORS ARLINGTON ASSEMBLY PLANT HEALTHSOUTH CORPORATION HIGH-TEC ASSOCIATES INC HILEY AUTOMOTIVE GROUP HILTON HOME DEPOT HOME DEPOT HOTELS.COM HOUSTON, SAM HIGH SCHOOL HUMAN SERVICES TEXAS DEPT OF HUMPERDINK'S HURRICANE HARBOR HUTCHESON, GUY JR HIGH IGNORE IHS OF ARLINGTON-HERITAGE OAKS INFINITY BROADCASTING CORP DEL INNOSERV TECHNOLOGIES INC INOVAR PACKAGING GROUP INC JACK COOPER TRANSPORT CO INC JASON'S DELI KINDRED HEALTHCARE INC KNOX, VEDA ELEMENTARY KROGER CO KROGER CO L-3 LINK SIMULATION AND TRAINING LA QUINTA LEAR CORPORATION LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION LOWE'S HOME IMPROVEMENT MACYS MARTIN SPROCKET & GEAR INC MCLANE FOODSERVICE MEDFINDERS INC MEDICAL CENTER OF ARLINGTON MILLWOOD HEALTH LLC MORITZ CADILLAC INC MORTON ELEMENTARY NICHOLS, DORA E. JR HIGH NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS OLIVE GARDEN PACKAGING CORP OF AMERICA PANTEGO CHRISTIAN ACADEMY PAPPAS RESTAURANTS INC PEPSI-COLA METRO BTLG CO INC PERIOPERATIVE NURSES INC POST BUZ PONTIAC/GMC MOTORS PRATT & WHITNEY

1131 W ARBROOK BLVD, ARLINGTON 76015, ARLINGTON 76015 2910 Avenue F, Arlington 76011 2112 W DIVISION ST, ARLINGTON 76012 2257 COMMERCE DR, ARLINGTON 76011 4300 CENTREWAY PL, ARLINGTON ARLINGTON, ARLINGTON 76018 3500 E AVENUE E, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 3701 NEW YORK AVE #140, ARLINGTON 76014 4001 EMBARCADERO DR, ARLINGTON 76014, ARLINGTON 76014 , ARLINGTON 76011 401 W ARBROOK RD, ARLINGTON 76014, ARLINGTON 76014 2121 AVENUE J STE 103, ARLINGTON 76006, ARLINGTON 76006 906 W RANDOL MILL RD, ARLINGTON 76012 1212 HARRISON AVE, ARLINGTON 76011 PO Box 231, Arlington 76011 818 W Park Row Dr, Arlington 76013 1203 W PIONEER PKWY, ARLINGTON 76013 800 ORTHOPEDIC WAY, ARLINGTON 76015 620 W Division St, Arlington 76011 2101 OVERBROOK DR, ARLINGTON 76014 2900 E PIONEER PKWY, ARLINGTON 1400 INTERSTATE 20 W, ARLINGTON 76017, ARLINGTON 76017 , Arlington 76011 2411 WINEWOOD LN, ARLINGTON 76013 P O BOX 482, FORT WORTH 76101, FORT WORTH 76101 1730 W PLEASANT RIDGE RD, ARLINGTON 76015, ARLINGTON 76015 205 W MAIN, ARLINGTON 76010 , ARLINGTON , ARLINGTON 76010 701 THARP ST, ARLINGTON 76010 4501 NEW YORK AVE, ARLINGTON 76018, ARLINGTON 76018 500 E BORDER ST, ARLINGTON 76010, ARLINGTON 76010 3810 S Cooper St, Arlington 76015 924 E COPELAND RD, ARLINGTON 76011 101 W Abram St, Arlington 76010 101 S MESQUITE ST, ARLINGTON 76010 4200 S COOPER ST STE 101 , ARLINGTON 76015 600 W ARBROOK BLVD, ARLINGTON 76014, ARLINGTON 76014 2540 E ABRAM ST, ARLINGTON 76010, ARLINGTON 76010 920 MCDEAVITT DR, ARLINGTON 76011 600 N WATSON RD, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 910 N COLLINS ST, ARLINGTON 76011 604 AVENUE H E, ARLINGTON 76011 3821 S COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76015, ARLINGTON 76015 1661 WET N WILD WAY, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 633 N HIGHWAY 360, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 2300 E RANDOL MILL RD, ARLINGTON 76011 110 W RANDOL MILL RD, ARLINGTON 76011 405 DUNCAN PERRY RD, ARLINGTON 76011 2711 MAJESTY DR, ARLINGTON 76011 1200 E COPELAND RD, ARLINGTON 76011 301 S CENTER ST STE 500, ARLINGTON 76010 2221 E LAMAR BLVD STE 960, ARLINGTON 76006, ARLINGTON 76006 1104 COLORADO LN, ARLINGTON 76015 948 AVENUE H E, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 102 E INTERSTATE 20, ARLINGTON 76018 2525 E ABRAM ST, ARLINGTON 76010 3200 MATLOCK RD, ARLINGTON 76015 420 E LAMAR BLVD STE 200, ARLINGTON 76011 1400 TECH CENTRE PARKWAY, ARLINGTON 76014, ARLINGTON 76014 2401 E LAMAR BLVD, ARLINGTON 76006 4611 S COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76017, ARLINGTON 76017 201 ROAD TO SIX FLAGS ST, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 2201 E LAMAR BLVD, ARLINGTON 76006 2000 SAM HOUSTON DR, ARLINGTON 76014 1540 NEW YORK AVE, ARLINGTON 76010 700 SIX FLAGS DR, ARLINGTON 76011 1800 E LAMAR BLVD, ARLINGTON 76006 2101 BROWNING DR, ARLINGTON 76010 TEST, 1112 GIBBONS RD, ARLINGTON 76011 1080 BALLPARK WAY, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 320 WESTWAY PL STE 520, ARLINGTON 76018 602 MAGIC MILE ST, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 2909 E ABRAM ST, ARLINGTON 76010, ARLINGTON 76010 780 Road to Six Flags E # 252, ARLINGTON 76011 1000 N COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76012 2315 STONEGATE ST, ARLINGTON 76010 2580 E ARKANSAS LN, ARLINGTON 76014, ARLINGTON 76014 301 S BOWEN RD, ARLINGTON 76013, ARLINGTON 76013 PO BOX 5328, ARLINGTON 76005 825 N WATSON RD, ARLINGTON 76011 1501 E BARDIN RD, ARLINGTON 76018, ARLINGTON 76018 3000 E PIONEER PKWY, ARLINGTON 76010 1000 W ARBROOK BLVD, ARLINGTON 76015, ARLINGTON 76015 3841 S COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76015, ARLINGTON 76015 3100 SPROCKET DR, ARLINGTON 76015 3901 SCIENTIFIC, ARLINGTON 76014 524 E LAMAR BLVD STE 300, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 3301 MATLOCK RD, ARLINGTON 76014 1011 N COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76011 2001 N COLLINS ST, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 2900 BARRINGTON PL, ARLINGTON 76014 2201 ASCENSION BLVD, ARLINGTON 76006 616 SIX FLAGS DR STE 200, ARLINGTON 76011 4604 S COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76017 1001 113TH ST, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 2201 W PARK ROW DR, ARLINGTON 76013 1304 E COPELAND RD, ARLINGTON 76011 1000 113TH ST, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 1701 E LAMAR BLVD STE 185, ARLINGTON 76006 4720 S COLLINS ST, ARLINGTON 76018 1177 N GREAT SOUTHWEST PKWY, GRAND PRAIRIE 75050

59 400 80 99 1000 154 244 722 100 170 100 160 500 300 297 400 130 570 87 0 160 160 110 277 100 25 60 0 77 700 181 300 80 3500 150 50 190 100 1385 200 120 169 300 150 100 750 100 116 99 100 124 122 130 99 280 2400 210 120 120 165 172 132 350 300 156 80 695 150 0 190 150 158 88 250 50 180 68 105 100 600 52 700 135 141 224 300 350 100 1250 150 218 78 138 331 143 151 130 220 100 150 100 500

< 80 250 - 499 80 - 249 80 - 249 1000 - 2499 80 - 249 80 - 249 500 - 999 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 500 - 999 250 - 499 250 - 499 250 - 499 80 - 249 500 - 999 80 - 249 < 80 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 250 - 499 80 - 249 < 80 < 80 < 80 < 80 500 - 999 80 - 249 250 - 499 80 - 249 2500 - 4999 80 - 249 < 80 80 - 249 80 - 249 1000 - 2499 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 250 - 499 80 - 249 80 - 249 500 - 999 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 250 - 499 1000 - 2499 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 250 - 499 250 - 499 80 - 249 80 - 249 500 - 999 80 - 249 < 80 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 250 - 499 < 80 80 - 249 < 80 80 - 249 80 - 249 500 - 999 < 80 500 - 999 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 250 - 499 250 - 499 80 - 249 1000 - 2499 80 - 249 80 - 249 < 80 80 - 249 250 - 499 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 500 - 999

71 48 42 42 52 32 62 52 48 62 23 62 56 92 61 49 62 92 61 42 44 72 61 33 44 62 72 33 61 52 52 72 72 92 92 53 45 53 71 42 72 54 45 44 44 32 56 62 72 92 81 23 23 31 44 33 62 54 44 72 44 44 56 61 92 72 71 61 11 62 51 81 32 48 72 62 61 44 44 33 72 33 48 44 45 33 42 62 62 62 44 61 61 92 72 32 61 72 31 62 81 42

Arts/Entertainment/Recreation Transportation/Warehousing Wholesale Trade Wholesale Trade Finance/Insurance Manufacturing Health Care/Social Assistance Finance/Insurance Transportation/Warehousing Health Care/Social Assistance Construction Health Care/Social Assistance Administrative/Waste Management Public Administration Education Transportation/Warehousing Health Care/Social Assistance Public Administration Education Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Accommodation/Food Education Manufacturing Retail Trade Health Care/Social Assistance Accommodation/Food Manufacturing Education Finance/Insurance Finance/Insurance Accommodation/Food Accommodation/Food Public Administration Public Administration Real Estate Retail Trade Real Estate Arts/Entertainment/Recreation Wholesale Trade Accommodation/Food Professional/Scientific/Technical Retail Trade Retail Trade Retail Trade Manufacturing Administrative/Waste Management Health Care/Social Assistance Accommodation/Food Public Administration Other Services Construction Construction Manufacturing Retail Trade Manufacturing Health Care/Social Assistance Professional/Scientific/Technical Retail Trade Accommodation/Food Retail Trade Retail Trade Administrative/Waste Management Education Public Administration Accommodation/Food Arts/Entertainment/Recreation Education Agriculture/Forestry/Fishing/Hunting Health Care/Social Assistance Information Other Services Manufacturing Transportation/Warehousing Accommodation/Food Health Care/Social Assistance Education Retail Trade Retail Trade Manufacturing Accommodation/Food Manufacturing Transportation/Warehousing Retail Trade Retail Trade Manufacturing Wholesale Trade Health Care/Social Assistance Health Care/Social Assistance Health Care/Social Assistance Retail Trade Education Education Public Administration Accommodation/Food Manufacturing Education Accommodation/Food Manufacturing Health Care/Social Assistance Other Services Wholesale Trade

713940 484230 423440 423710 524114 327390 621910 522220 4885 621498 236220 621498 562111 922160 611110 493110 621111 922120 611110 423120 441110 722110 611110 336411 443112 624190 722110 336322 611110 522110 522110 722211 722211 921120 921110 531210 452910 531120 711310 423830 721110 541910 452111 441110 441110 32619 561422 623110 722410 923130 813110 236115 238210 311919 443112 336111 622310 541612 441110 721110 444110 444110 561599 611110 923130 722110 713110 611110 111140 623110 519110 811219 323119 484230 722211 622310 611110 445110 445110 334511 721110 337127 488190 444110 452111 333613 424470 621610 622110 622210 441110 611110 611110 925120 722110 322211 611110 722110 311930 621399 811118 423860

Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance Other Commercial Equipment Merchant Wholesalers Hardware Merchant Wholesalers Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers Other Concrete Product Manufacturing Ambulance Services Sales Financing Freight Transportation Arrangement All Other Outpatient Care Centers Commercial and Institutional Building Construction All Other Outpatient Care Centers Solid Waste Collection Fire Protection Elementary and Secondary Schools General Warehousing and Storage Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists) Police Protection Elementary and Secondary Schools Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts Merchant Wholesalers New Car Dealers Full-Service Restaurants Elementary and Secondary Schools Aircraft Manufacturing Radio, Television, and Other Electronics Stores Other Individual and Family Services Full-Service Restaurants Other Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing Elementary and Secondary Schools Commercial Banking Commercial Banking Limited-Service Restaurants Limited-Service Restaurants Legislative Bodies Executive Offices Offices of Real Estate Agents and Brokers Warehouse Clubs and Supercenters Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings (except Miniwarehouses) Promoters of Performing Arts, Sports, and Similar Events with Facilities Industrial Machinery and Equipment Merchant Wholesalers Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels Marketing Research and Public Opinion Polling Department Stores (except Discount Department Stores) New Car Dealers New Car Dealers Other Plastics Product Manufacturing Telemarketing Bureaus Nursing Care Facilities Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs) Religious Organizations New Single-Family Housing Construction (except Operative Builders) Electrical Contractors Other Snack Food Manufacturing Radio, Television, and Other Electronics Stores Automobile Manufacturing Specialty (except Psychiatric and Substance Abuse) Hospitals Human Resources and Executive Search Consulting Services New Car Dealers Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels Home Centers Home Centers All Other Travel Arrangement and Reservation Services Elementary and Secondary Schools Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs) Full-Service Restaurants Amusement and Theme Parks Elementary and Secondary Schools Wheat Farming Nursing Care Facilities News Syndicates Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance Other Commercial Printing Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance Limited-Service Restaurants Specialty (except Psychiatric and Substance Abuse) Hospitals Elementary and Secondary Schools Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels Institutional Furniture Manufacturing Other Support Activities for Air Transportation Home Centers Department Stores (except Discount Department Stores) Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing Meat and Meat Product Merchant Wholesalers Home Health Care Services General Medical and Surgical Hospitals Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospitals New Car Dealers Elementary and Secondary Schools Elementary and Secondary Schools Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development Full-Service Restaurants Corrugated and Solid Fiber Box Manufacturing Elementary and Secondary Schools Full-Service Restaurants Flavoring Syrup and Concentrate Manufacturing Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners Other Automotive Mechanical and Electrical Repair and Maintenance Transportation Equipment and Supplies (except Motor Vehicle) Merchant Wholesalers

Total Bike Shed Employers

RANGERS BASEBALL RANKIN, BESS ELEMENTARY RAZZOOS CAJAN CAF╔ RED LOBSTER RICO'S PRODUCTS ROMANOS MACARONI GRILL ROOMS TO GO SIX FLAGS OVER TEXAS SMITH TEMPORARIES INC SOUTHWIRE STAPLES TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS STATE FARM SUPERTARGET SYGMA NETWORK INC TECHNICAL DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES Texas Health Resources (Arlington Memorial Hospital) TEXAS HEALTH RESOURCES (HEADQUARTERS) TEXAS HEALTH RESOURCES INC TEXAS RANGER BASEBALL CLUB TEXSTARS INC THORNTON, MYRTLE ELEMENTARY TOMMIE WILLIAMS ELEMENTARY UNISEAL MAKE-READY SERVICES UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP UNIVERSAL ADCOM LLC UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON US BOWLING CONGRESS US NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION, REGION IV US POSTAL SERVICE-ARLINGTON MAIN OFFICE USMD SURGICAL HOSPITAL OF ARLINGTON (ARLINGTON MEMORIAL SOUTH) VANDERGRIFF CHEVROLET VANDERGRIFF CHEVROLET-BUICK VOUGHT AIRCRAFT WALMART SUPERCENTER WAL-MART SUPERCENTER WASHINGTON MUTUAL CARD SERVICE WORKMAN JR HIGH WYNDHAM HOTEL ARLINGTON YOUNG MENS CHRSTN ASSN ARLNGTN

1000 BALLPARK WAY STE 400, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 1900 OLEANDER ST, ARLINGTON 76010 4001 S COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76015 4233 S COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76015 , ARLINGTON 1670 INTERSTATE 20 W, ARLINGTON 76017 3500 S WATSON, ARLINGTON 76018, ARLINGTON 76018 2201 ROAD TO SIX FLAGS, ARLINGTON 76011 690 E LAMAR BLVD STE 360, ARLINGTON 76011 , ARLINGTON 76018 2230 AVENUE J, ARLINGTON 76006, ARLINGTON 76006 1351 EAST BARDIN RD, ARLINGTON 76018, ARLINGTON 76018 1600 W ARBROOK BLVD, ARLINGTON 76015 2301 CENTENNIAL DR, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 4300 BELTWAY PL STE 120, ARLINGTON 76018 800 W Randol Mill Rd, Arlington 76012 500 E BORDER ST, ARLINGTON 76010 612 E LAMAR BLVD #1000, ARLINGTON 76011 1000 BALLPARK WAY, ARLINGTON 76011 925 AVENUE H E, ARLINGTON 76011, ARLINGTON 76011 2301 E PARK ROW DR, ARLINGTON 76010 4915 RED BIRCH DR, ARLINGTON 76018 1225 CORPORATE DR E STE A, ARLINGTON 76006 3903 MELEAR DR, ARLINGTON 76015 1975 BALLPARK WAY, ARLINGTON 76006, ARLINGTON 76006 2800 AVENUE E E, ARLINGTON 76011 2921 AVENUE E E, ARLINGTON 76011 PO BOX 19348, ARLINGTON 76019 621 SIX FLAGS DR, ARLINGTON 76011 612 EAST LAMAR BLVD STE 400, ARLINGTON 76011 300 E SOUTH ST, ARLINGTON 76010, ARLINGTON 76010 801 W INTERSTATE 20, ARLINGTON 76015 PO BOX 180189, ARLINGTON 76096 1200 WEST I-20, ARLINGTON 76017, ARLINGTON 76017 , ARLINGTON 915 E RANDOL MILL RD, ARLINGTON 76011 4801 S COOPER ST, ARLINGTON 76017 3801 S COLLINS ST, ARLINGTON 76014, ARLINGTON 76014 701 E ARBROOK BLVD, ARLINGTON 76014 1500 CONVENTION CENTER DR, ARLINGTON 76011 2200 S DAVIS DR, ARLINGTON 76013

1000 63 100 120 100 100 185 2500 87 0 200 90 325 100 125 2000 364 450 1000 154 118 83 225 115 150 120 253 3000 150 183 98 249 300 100 500 449 566 1117 64 320 219

1000 - 2499 < 80 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 2500 - 4999 80 - 249 < 80 80 - 249 80 - 249 250 - 499 80 - 249 80 - 249 1000 - 2499 250 - 499 250 - 499 1000 - 2499 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 250 - 499 2500 - 4999 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 80 - 249 250 - 499 80 - 249 500 - 999 250 - 499 500 - 999 1000 - 2499 < 80 250 - 499 80 - 249

33 61 72 72 31 72 44 71 56 33 42 52 44 42 54 62 56 62 71 32 61 61 81 49 49 81 54 61 81 92 49 62 44 44 33 45 45 52 61 72 71

Manufacturing Education Accommodation/Food Accommodation/Food Manufacturing Accommodation/Food Retail Trade Arts/Entertainment/Recreation Administrative/Waste Management Manufacturing Wholesale Trade Finance/Insurance Retail Trade Wholesale Trade Professional/Scientific/Technical Health Care/Social Assistance Administrative/Waste Management Health Care/Social Assistance Arts/Entertainment/Recreation Manufacturing Education Education Other Services Transportation/Warehousing Transportation/Warehousing Other Services Professional/Scientific/Technical Education Other Services Public Administration Transportation/Warehousing Health Care/Social Assistance Retail Trade Retail Trade Manufacturing Retail Trade Retail Trade Finance/Insurance Education Accommodation/Food Arts/Entertainment/Recreation

339920 611110 722110 722110 311919 722110 442110 713110 561320 3359 424120 524126 445110 424490 541710 622110 561110 622110 711211 326199 611110 611110 811198 491110 491110 811219 541850 611310 813920 921190 491110 622110 441110 441110 3364 452910 452910 522210 611110 721110 713940

Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing Elementary and Secondary Schools Full-Service Restaurants Full-Service Restaurants Other Snack Food Manufacturing Full-Service Restaurants Furniture Stores Amusement and Theme Parks Temporary Help Services Other Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing Stationery and Office Supplies Merchant Wholesalers Direct Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores Other Grocery and Related Products Merchant Wholesalers Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences General Medical and Surgical Hospitals Office Administrative Services General Medical and Surgical Hospitals Sports Teams and Clubs All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing Elementary and Secondary Schools Elementary and Secondary Schools All Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance Postal Service Postal Service Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance Display Advertising Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools Professional Organizations Other General Government Support Postal Service General Medical and Surgical Hospitals New Car Dealers New Car Dealers Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing Warehouse Clubs and Supercenters Warehouse Clubs and Supercenters Credit Card Issuing Elementary and Secondary Schools Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers

Total Ped Shed Employers

ARLINGTON ORTHOPEDIC ASSOC PA COWBOYS ARLINGTON HOUSTON, SAM HIGH SCHOOL HUMAN SERVICES TEXAS DEPT OF HUTCHESON, GUY JR HIGH KNOX, VEDA ELEMENTARY KROGER CO RANKIN, BESS ELEMENTARY THORNTON, MYRTLE ELEMENTARY VOUGHT AIRCRAFT

800 ORTHOPEDIC WAY 2540 E ABRAM ST 2000 SAM HOUSTON DR 1540 NEW YORK AVE 2101 BROWNING DR 2315 STONEGATE ST 2580 E ARKANSAS LN 1900 OLEANDER ST 2301 E PARK ROW DR 1400 NOLAN RYAN EXPY

800 ORTHOPEDIC WAY, ARLINGTON 76015 2540 E ABRAM ST, ARLINGTON 76010, ARLINGTON 76010 2000 SAM HOUSTON DR, ARLINGTON 76014 1540 NEW YORK AVE, ARLINGTON 76010 2101 BROWNING DR, ARLINGTON 76010 2315 STONEGATE ST, ARLINGTON 76010 2580 E ARKANSAS LN, ARLINGTON 76014, ARLINGTON 76014 1900 OLEANDER ST, ARLINGTON 76010 2301 E PARK ROW DR, ARLINGTON 76010 , ARLINGTON

130 100 300 156 150 68 105 63 118 500

80 - 249 80 - 249 250 - 499 80 - 249 80 - 249 < 80 80 - 249 < 80 80 - 249 500 - 999

62 53 61 92 61 61 44 61 61 33

Health Care/Social Assistance Real Estate Education Public Administration Education Education Retail Trade Education Education Manufacturing

621111 531120 611110 923130 611110 611110 445110 611110 611110 3364

Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists) Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings (except Miniwarehouses) Elementary and Secondary Schools Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs) Elementary and Secondary Schools Elementary and Secondary Schools Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores Elementary and Secondary Schools Elementary and Secondary Schools Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing

All_ArlingtonSchools

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DISTNAME JEAN MASSIEU ACADEMY MANSFIELD ISD SUMMIT INTERNATIONAL PREPARATORY MANSFIELD ISD SUMMIT INTERNATIONAL PREPARATORY SUMMIT INTERNATIONAL PREPARATORY MANSFIELD ISD MANSFIELD ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD KENNEDALE ISD MANSFIELD ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON CLASSICS ACADEMY ARLINGTON CLASSICS ACADEMY NEWMAN INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD MANSFIELD ISD MANSFIELD ISD MANSFIELD ISD MANSFIELD ISD MANSFIELD ISD MANSFIELD ISD MANSFIELD ISD MANSFIELD ISD

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CITY ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON MANSFIELD

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All_ArlingtonSchools

OBJECTID 7245 7445 7795 7796 7943 8026 8113 8411

DISTNAME ARLINGTON ISD MANSFIELD ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD EDUCATION CENTER INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY MANSFIELD ISD ARLINGTON ISD EAST FORT WORTH MONTESSORI ACADEMY

CAMPNAME ANDERSON EL JAMES COBLE MIDDLE PEARCY EL BECKHAM EL EDUCATION CENTER INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY 2 CAROL HOLT EL COMMUNITY BASED PK THE OLIVE TREE MONTESSORI ACADEMY

STREET 1101 TIMBERLAKE DR 1200 BALLWEG RD 601 E HARRIS RD 1720 S E PKWY 4015 I-20 W 7321 LEDBETTER RD 4800 W ARKANSAS LN 614 HIETT AVE

CITY ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON FORT WORTH

ZIP 76010 76002 76002 76018 76017 76131 76016 76010

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DISTNAME JEAN MASSIEU ACADEMY ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD NEWMAN INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD EAST FORT WORTH MONTESSORI ACADEMY SUMMIT INTERNATIONAL PREPARATORY SUMMIT INTERNATIONAL PREPARATORY SUMMIT INTERNATIONAL PREPARATORY ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD

CAMPNAME JEAN MASSIEU ACADEMY BURGIN EL KNOX EL NEWMAN INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF ARLINGTON ARLINGTON H S SAM HOUSTON H S NEWCOMER CENTER CARTER J H BAILEY J H HUTCHESON J H GUNN J H WORKMAN J H BERRY EL BLANTON EL CROW EL KOOKEN ED CTR RANKIN EL ROARK EL SOUTH DAVIS EL SPEER EL SWIFT EL THORNTON EL HILL EL GOODMAN EL JOHNS EL SHORT EL AMOS EL FOSTER EL MORTON EL ATHERTON EL OFF CAMPUS HEALTH SERVICES WILLIAMS EL HALE EL ANDERSON EL THE OLIVE TREE MONTESSORI ACADEMY SUMMIT INTERNATIONAL PREPARATORY PRI CAMPUS MIDDLE CAMPUS NICHOLS J H WEBB EL

STREET 1506 W PIONEER PKWY 401 E MAYFIELD 2315 STONEGATE ST 2350 E MAYFIELD RD 818 W PARK ROW 2000 SAM HOUSTON DR 701 E ARBROOK BLVD 701 THARP ST 2411 WINEWOOD 2101 BROWNING DR 3000 S FIELDER RD 701 E ARBROOK BLVD 1800 JOYCE ST 1900 S COLLINS ST 1201 COKE DR 423 N CTR ST 1900 OLEANDER ST 2401 ROBERTS CIR 2001 S DAVIS DR 811 FULLER ST 1101 S FIELDER RD 2301 E PARK ROW 2020 W TUCKER BLVD 1400 REBECCA LN 1900 SHERRY ST 2000 CALIFORNIA LN 3100 DANIEL DR 1025 HIGH POINT RD 2900 BARRINGTON PL 2101 OVERBROOK DR 2315 STONEGATE 4915 RED BIRCH DR 2400 E MAYFIELD RD 1101 TIMBERLAKE DR 614 HIETT AVE 1100 ROOSEVELT 1100 ROOSEVELT ST 1100 ROOSEVELT ST 2201 ASCENSION BLVD 1200 N COOPER ST

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Total Schools Ped Shed DISTNAME ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD ARLINGTON ISD

CAMPNAME BLANTON EL SAM HOUSTON H S HUTCHESON J H RANKIN EL JOHNS EL KNOX EL BERRY EL ROARK EL THORNTON EL OFF CAMPUS HEALTH SERVICES

STREET 1900 S COLLINS ST 2000 SAM HOUSTON DR 2101 BROWNING DR 1900 OLEANDER ST 1900 SHERRY ST 2315 STONEGATE ST 1800 JOYCE ST 2401 ROBERTS CIR 2301 E PARK ROW 2315 STONEGATE

CITY ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ARLINGTON

ZIP 76010-5798 76014-1699 76010-5998 76010-5999 76010-4806 76010 76010-2199 76010-2299 76010-4896 76010

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All Grocery Stores

CompanyNam Albertsons Albertsons Albertsons Albertsons ALDI Kroger Kroger Kroger Kroger Kroger Kroger Kroger LA Michoacana Meat Market LA Michoacana Meat Market LA Michoacana Meat Market Super Save Store Super Saver Super Target Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy Walmart Neighborhood Market Walmart Neighborhood Market Walmart Neighborhood Market Walmart Neighborhood Market Walmart Supercenter Walmart Supercenter Walmart Supercenter

Address 301 Southwest Plz 301 SW Plaza Shopping Ctr 5950 S Cooper St 6220 US 287 Hwy 1200 W Nathan Lowe Rd 2210 S Fielder Rd 2350 SE Green Oaks Blvd 2475 Ascension Blvd 2580 E Arkansas Ln 5330 S Cooper St 5701 W Pleasant Ridge Rd 945 W Lamar Blvd 1606 E Abram St 2230 S Cooper St 2524 E Park Row Dr 2500 E Abram St # 100 1050 W Arkansas Ln 1600 W Arbrook Blvd 1701 W Randol Mill Rd 2611 W Park Row Dr 2755 N Collins St 2775 N Collins St 5425 S Cooper St 2121 N Collins St 2610 W Pioneer Pkwy 5401 Park Springs Blvd 735 W Sublett Rd 4800 Highway 287 4801 S Cooper St 915 E Randol Mill Rd

City Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington

State TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX

ZIPCode 76016 76016 76017 76001 76017 76013 76018 76006 76014 76017 76016 76012 76010 76013 76010 76010 76013 76015 76013 76012 76013 76006 76006 76017 76011 76013 76017 76017 76017 76017 76011

SalesRange $50-100 Million $20-50 Million $20-50 Million $50-100 Million $2.5-5 Million $20-50 Million $20-50 Million $10-20 Million $20-50 Million $20-50 Million $20-50 Million $20-50 Million $500,000-1 Million $2.5-5 Million $5-10 Million $1-2.5 Million $500,000-1 Million $20-50 Million $20-50 Million $10-20 Million $50-100 Million $50-100 Million $20-50 Million $20-50 Million $10-20 Million $20-50 Million $10-20 Million $10-20 Million $50-100 Million $100-500 Million $100-500 Million

SalesActua 56,102,000 42,076,000 33,661,000 56,102,000 2,805,000 42,076,000 29,453,000 14,025,000 29,453,000 35,064,000 29,453,000 29,453,000 841,000 4,207,000 7,012,000 1,122,000 841,000 43,084,000 28,051,000 18,233,000 56,102,000 56,102,000 28,051,000 21,038,000 19,635,000 24,124,000 19,635,000 18,233,000 83,774,000 135,475,000 107,471,000

PrimaryNAI Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Department Stores (Except Discount Dept Stores) Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs Department Stores (Except Discount Dept Stores) Department Stores (Except Discount Dept Stores) Department Stores (Except Discount Dept Stores)

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CompanyNam Kroger Kroger LA Michoacana Meat Market LA Michoacana Meat Market LA Michoacana Meat Market Super Save Store Super Saver Super Target Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy Walmart Neighborhood Market Walmart Supercenter Walmart Supercenter Walmart Neighborhood Market

Address 2210 S Fielder Rd 2580 E Arkansas Ln 1606 E Abram St 2230 S Cooper St 2524 E Park Row Dr 2500 E Abram St # 100 1050 W Arkansas Ln 1600 W Arbrook Blvd 2611 W Park Row Dr 2610 W Pioneer Pkwy 4801 S Cooper St 915 E Randol Mill Rd 2121 N Collins St

City Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington

State TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX

ZIPCode 76013 76014 76010 76013 76010 76010 76013 76015 76013 76013 76013 76017 76011 76011

SalesRange $20-50 Million $20-50 Million $500,000-1 Million $2.5-5 Million $5-10 Million $1-2.5 Million $500,000-1 Million $20-50 Million $20-50 Million $50-100 Million $20-50 Million $100-500 Million $100-500 Million $10-20 Million

SalesActua 42,076,000 29,453,000 841,000 4,207,000 7,012,000 1,122,000 841,000 43,084,000 28,051,000 56,102,000 24,124,000 135,475,000 107,471,000 19,635,000

Total Grocery Ped CompanyNam Kroger Super Save Store

Address City State ZIPCode SalesRange SalesActua PrimaryNAI 2580 E Arkansas Ln Arlington TX 76014 $20-50 Million 29,453,000 Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs 2500 E Abram St # 100 Arlington TX 76010 $1-2.5 Million 1,122,000 Supermarkets/Other Grocery (Exc Convenience) Strs

MedicalFacilities

dbo_vw_A_1 BAYLOR ORTHOPEDIC & SPINE MILLWOOD HOSPITAL TEXAS HEALTH ARLINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HEALTHSOUTH REHABILITATION-ARLINGTON JPS DIAGNOSTIC & SURGERY HOSPITAL OF ARLINGTON MEDICAL CENTER OF ARLINGTON KINDRED HOSPITAL FORT WORTH (ARLINGTON) USMD HOSPITAL OF ARLINGTON TexasáHealtháHeartá&áVascularáHospitaláArlington ARLINGTON CANCER CENTER TEXAS CLINIC AT ARLINGTON TEXAS HEALTH ARLINGTON MEMORIAL MEDICAL OFFICE I Special Use Development THIRTY THIRTY MATLOCK OFFICE CENTER AMERICAN MEDICAL RESPONSE INC Texas Health Arlington Memorial Medical Office II

dbo_vw_A_5 Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Medical Medical Medical Medical Medical Medical Medical

dbo_vw_A_6 707 W HIGHLANDER BLVD 1011 N COOPER 800 W RANDOL MILL RD 3200 MATLOCK 4400 NEW YORK AVE 3301 MATLOCK RD 1000 N COOPER ST 801 W INTERSTATE 20 811 Wright Street 906 W RANDOL MILL 400 W ARBROOK BLVD 900 W RANDOL MILL 800 ORTHOPEDIC WAY 3108 MATLOCK 3701 NEW YORK AVE #140 Randol Mill Blvd

dbo_vw_A_7 Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington ARLINGTON Arlington

dbo_vw_A_8 76015 76011 76012 76015 76018 76014 76012 76015 76012 76012 76014 76012 76015 76015 76014

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Total Medical Bike AMERICAN MEDICAL RESPONSE INC ARLINGTON CANCER CENTER BAYLOR ORTHOPEDIC & SPINE HEALTHSOUTH REHABILITATION-ARLINGTON JPS DIAGNOSTIC & SURGERY HOSPITAL OF ARLINGTON KINDRED HOSPITAL FORT WORTH (ARLINGTON) MEDICAL CENTER OF ARLINGTON MILLWOOD HOSPITAL Special Use Development TEXAS CLINIC AT ARLINGTON TEXAS HEALTH ARLINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TEXAS HEALTH ARLINGTON MEMORIAL MEDICAL OFFICE I Texas Health Arlington Memorial Medical Office II TexasáHealtháHeartá&áVascularáHospitaláArlington THIRTY THIRTY MATLOCK OFFICE CENTER USMD HOSPITAL OF ARLINGTON

Medical Medical Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Medical Medical Hospital Medical Medical Hospital Medical Hospital

3701 NEW YORK AVE #140 906 W RANDOL MILL 707 W HIGHLANDER BLVD 3200 MATLOCK 4400 NEW YORK AVE 1000 N COOPER ST 3301 MATLOCK RD 1011 N COOPER 800 ORTHOPEDIC WAY 400 W ARBROOK BLVD 800 W RANDOL MILL RD 900 W RANDOL MILL Randol Mill Blvd 811 Wright Street 3108 MATLOCK 801 W INTERSTATE 20

ARLINGTON Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington

76014 76012 76015 76015 76018 76012 76014 76011 76015 76014 76012 76012 76012 76015 76015

Total Medical Ped Special Use Development

Medical

800 ORTHOPEDIC WAY

Arlington 76015