Input Variable Maps Socioeconomic

21 Results
Children Below Poverty Line

Children below the poverty line - Percentage of children in the county that are below the poverty threshold.

Community Clusters

Community cluster based on eight clusters.

Demographic Advantage

Demographic factor score of socioeconomic factors such as poverty rates, household income, population growth and educational attainment.

Demographic Stress

Demographic factor score of socioeconomic factors such as poverty rates, household income, population growth and educational attainment.

Dominant Economic Activity

Dominant economic activity from the USDA Economic Research Service's ERS County typology codes.

Families Below Poverty Line

Families below the poverty line - Percentage of families in the county that are below the poverty threshold. The income threshold for poverty varies by family size, number of children and age of the householder.

Forest Industry Jobs

Forest industry jobs (% of total county employment)

Forest Industry Jobs

Forest industry jobs (% of total county employment)

Forest Product Production

Index of forest product production.

Housing Stress

Counties where 30 percent or more of households had one or more of these housing conditions in 2000: lacked complete plumbing, lacked complete kitchen, paid 30 percent or more of income for owner costs or rent, or had more than 1 person per room in 2000.

Low Educational Attainment

Counties with 25 percent or more of residents 25-64 years old with neither a high school diploma nor GED in 2000.

Low Employment

Counties where less than 65 percent of residents 21-64 years old were employed in 2000.

Median Income of Families

American Community Survey, 2005-2009, median income of families (USD). A family includes a householder and one or more individuals related to the householder by birth, marriage or adoption.

Percent of Population Over 25 With Bachelor's Degree or Higher

American Community Survey, 2005-2009, percent of population over 25 years of age with Bachelors degree or more.

Persistent Poverty

20 percent or more of residents in poverty as measured by each of the last 4 censuses, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2010.

Population Growth

Annualized population growth from 1990-2010

Population Loss

Counties where the number of residents declined both between the 1980 and 1990 censuses and between the 1990 and 2000 censuses.

Socioeconomic Stress Index

Index based on the sum of Persistent Poverty, Housing Stress, Low Employment, Low Educational Attainment, and Population Loss.

Timber Jobs

Number of forest industry jobs.

Total Population

Total population (normalized by number/square mile) by county.

Urban Influence

Urban economic influence from USDA ERS County typology codes