Actual Data Used

	The following data sets were used. Dark Red = negative traits Blue = positive traits Green = nuetral traits
Census Block Groups:	Source: 1990 TIGER Polygons: 168 Note: Block groups formed the base unit for analysis.  All other layers were manipulated to work with block groups.
Minority:	Source: 1990 U.S. Census Polygons: 52 Note: polygons with > 25% non-white Image
Hispanic:	Source: 1990 U.S. Census Polygons: 17 Note: polygons with >10% hispanic Image
Poor:	Source: 1990 U.S. Census Polygons: 53 Note: polygons with > 25% poor Image
Delinquent Density:	Source: 1990 U.S. Census; Kent County Juvenile Courts Polygons: 28 Note: polygons with [delinquent cases/(10-17 year olds)] > 5% Image
Neglect Density:	Source: 1990 U.S. Census; Kent County Juvenile Courts Polygons: 51 Note: polygons with [neglect cases/(0-13 year olds)] > .8% Image
Pollution:	Source: Toxic Release Inventory System (TRI); Permit Compliance System (PCS); Biennial Reporting System (BRS) TRI: data on annual estimated releases of over 300 toxic chemicals to air, water, and land by the manufacturing industry. Industrial facilities provide the information PCS: wastewater discharge from industries and municipal treatment plants BRS: treatment, storage and disposal (TSD) facilities and major generators of hazardous waste Polygons: 32 Note: polygons with at least 1 toxic facility Image
Superfund:	Source: EPA (current sites, archived sites, and pending sites) Polygons: 10 Note: polygons with at least 1 toxic facility Image
Schools:	Source: USGS Polygons: 23 Note: polygons with at least 2 schools in it Image
Hospitals:	Source: USGS Polygons: 4 Note: polygons with at least 1 hospital in it Image
Church Density	Source: USGS, 1990 U.S. Census Polygons: 26 Note: polygons with < 500 people/church [total population/# of churches] Image
United Way Density:	Source: Heart of West Michigan United Way's First Call for Help; 1990 U.S. Census Polygons: 47 Note: polygons with <500 people/united way agency [total population/# of United Way sites] Image