Michigan Census Maps

This map uses Census Bureau data at the Block Group level to show the “hard to count” areas in the Brightmoor Neighborhood, City Detroit, Michigan. Hard to count areas are where it is more likely that there will be a census undercount in 2010. An “undercount” means less federal grant funds for the cities and counties, as well as the state. A census undercount can undermine the creation of fair political districts. It can also result in the allocation of fewer seats in the US Congress than the state would have if there is a full and accurate count of all persons.

This map uses Census Bureau data at the Block Group level to show the “hard to count” areas in the Central Neighborhood, City Detroit, Michigan. Hard to count areas are where it is more likely that there will be a census undercount in 2010. An “undercount” means less federal grant funds for the cities and counties, as well as the state. A census undercount can undermine the creation of fair political districts. It can also result in the allocation of fewer seats in the US Congress than the state would have if there is a full and accurate count of all persons.

This map uses Census Bureau data at the Block Group level to show the “hard to count” areas in the Chadsey-Condon Neighborhood, City Detroit, Michigan. Hard to count areas are where it is more likely that there will be a census undercount in 2010. An “undercount” means less federal grant funds for the cities and counties, as well as the state. A census undercount can undermine the creation of fair political districts. It can also result in the allocation of fewer seats in the US Congress than the state would have if there is a full and accurate count of all persons.

This map uses Census Bureau data at the Block Group level to show the “hard to count” areas in the Cody-Rouge Neighborhood, City Detroit, Michigan. Hard to count areas are where it is more likely that there will be a census undercount in 2010. An “undercount” means less federal grant funds for the cities and counties, as well as the state. A census undercount can undermine the creation of fair political districts. It can also result in the allocation of fewer seats in the US Congress than the state would have if there is a full and accurate count of all persons.

This map uses Census Bureau data at the Block Group level to show the “hard to count” areas in the Osbourne Neighborhood, City Detroit, Michigan. Hard to count areas are where it is more likely that there will be a census undercount in 2010. An “undercount” means less federal grant funds for the cities and counties, as well as the state. A census undercount can undermine the creation of fair political districts. It can also result in the allocation of fewer seats in the US Congress than the state would have if there is a full and accurate count of all persons.

This map uses Census Bureau data at the Block Group level to show the “hard to count” areas in the Vernor-Boynton Neighborhood, City Detroit, Michigan. Hard to count areas are where it is more likely that there will be a census undercount in 2010. An “undercount” means less federal grant funds for the cities and counties, as well as the state. A census undercount can undermine the creation of fair political districts. It can also result in the allocation of fewer seats in the US Congress than the state would have if there is a full and accurate count of all persons.