| While some equity atlas data are easily accessible through public sources, considerable research may be required to track down potential data sources for some of your priority indicators. This page offers a list of potential sources as a starting point for your search. |
| Click here for examples of the data that can be accessed through these sources. |
Federal data sources: U.S. Census, American Community Survey, U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
State data sources: Departments of education, environmental quality, health, transportation, motor vehicles, secretary of state
Regional data sources: Regional governments, metropolitan planning organizations, transit agencies, 211, property management associations
County data sources: County tax assessor, health departments, GIS departments
Subscription data sources: ESRI Business Analyst, Nielsen.
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