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Monday Mapday

Maps showing themes and trends, published on Mondays

Happy Halloween! Historic Cemeteries in the Atlanta Region

By |October 31st, 2022|Categories: Age and Generations, Mapday, Monday Mapday|

It's fabled that on Halloween the veil between living and dead is the thinnest. One way to celebrate the holiday is to connect with the generations that came before us by visiting historically significant cemeteries and learning about the people buried there.

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Monday Mapday: Aging Immigrant Populations

By |May 30th, 2022|Categories: Age and Generations, Mapday, Monday Mapday, Race and Diversity|Tags: , , , , |

Our foreign-born population is older than you might think, on a percentage basis.

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Crime Rates in the City of Atlanta: A Deeper (Spatial) Dive

By |March 14th, 2022|Categories: Monday Mapday|Tags: , , |

A deeper dive into City of Atlanta crime rates explores how historical trends vary by Neighborhood Planning Unit.

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Redlining: Past Policy and Present Inequity

By |February 21st, 2022|Categories: Housing, Monday Mapday, Race and Diversity|Tags: , |

Redlining played a large part in shaping geographies of exclusion for homeownership in America. This StoryMap explores Atlanta's present segregation and inequality and compares them against historic redlining maps.

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Georgia’s Non-Hispanic Black Population, from 2010 to 2020

By |February 7th, 2022|Categories: Monday Mapday|

We're kicking off Black History Month with an updated look at the state's Black population at the Census tract level, as well as examining change since 2010.

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