Map of Boston area by class
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The Atlantic has an interesting look at the Boston area, mapping the city by the dominant class (creative, service, or working) in each census tract:
http://www.theatlanticcities.com/neighborhoods/2013/03/class-divided-cities-boston-edition/5017/
The map pictured at the top of the article doesn't include Somerville, but the interactive map further down does. The tracts around Davis, for instance, are around 60-70% creative class, with between 1% and 6% working class.
http://www.theatlanticcities.com/neighborhoods/2013/03/class-divided-cities-boston-edition/5017/
The map pictured at the top of the article doesn't include Somerville, but the interactive map further down does. The tracts around Davis, for instance, are around 60-70% creative class, with between 1% and 6% working class.