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davis_square2013-03-26 02:55 pm
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Map of Boston area by class
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.