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The 20 Toughest Neighborhoods in the State of North Carolina For Gaining Access To Healthy Food

by Liam Johnson
Friday, August 7, 2015



As part of our series on Access to Healthy Food in the United States, we take a look at how neighborhoods in the State of North Carolina rank for gaining access to healthy food.


State of North Carolina



9,535,483
Total Population
5,802,220
Urban Population
3,733,263
Rural Population


Population
Urbanization
Housing Units


19.93%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
37.57%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
2.28%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access


2,368,417
Population With Poor Acccess
2,295,009
Urban Population With Poor Acccess
73,408
Rural Population With Poor Acccess




1.52%
Population With No Vehicular Acccess
2.91%
Urban Population With No Vehicular Acccess
.13%
Rural Population With No Vehicular Acccess


Kids (Age 0-17)



2,235,721

Estimated Total Number of Kids In North Carolina (2010)

1,545,973

Estimated Total Number of Kids In Urban Residences In North Carolina (2010)

689,747

Estimated Total Number of Kids In Rural Residences In North Carolina (2010)


26.71%
Rate of Kids With Low Access
37.63%
Rate of Urban Kids With Low Access
2.24%
Rate of Rural Kids With Low Access


597,251
Population With Poor Acccess
581,798
Urban Population With Poor Acccess
15,453
Rural Population With Poor Acccess


Seniors (Age 65+)



1,263,826

Estimated Total Number of Seniors In North Carolina (2010)

739,776

Estimated Total Number of Seniors In Urban Residences In North Carolina (2010)

524,051

Estimated Total Number of Seniors In Rural Residences In North Carolina (2010)


22.57%
Rate of Seniors With Low Access
36.9%
Rate of Urban Seniors With Low Access
2.34%
Rate of Rural Seniors With Low Access


285,236
Population With Poor Acccess
272,968
Urban Population With Poor Acccess
12,268
Rural Population With Poor Acccess


Worst 20 North Carolina Neighborhoods For Healthy Food Access



20 Harnett, North Carolina

114,678
Total Population
40,036
Urban Population
74,642
Rural Population

28.91%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
57.82%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

19 Hyde, North Carolina

5,810
Total Population
0
Urban Population
5,810
Rural Population

29.6%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
29.6%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

18 Bladen, North Carolina

35,190
Total Population
6,252
Urban Population
28,938
Rural Population

29.67%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
52.48%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
6.86%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

17 Lee, North Carolina

57,866
Total Population
29,228
Urban Population
28,638
Rural Population

29.77%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
59.53%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

16 Caldwell, North Carolina

83,029
Total Population
44,518
Urban Population
38,511
Rural Population

29.86%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
58.66%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
1.06%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

15 Alexander, North Carolina

37,198
Total Population
13,197
Urban Population
24,001
Rural Population

30.83%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
61.3%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
.35%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

14 Dare, North Carolina

33,920
Total Population
23,373
Urban Population
10,547
Rural Population

31.43%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
54.85%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
8.02%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

13 Montgomery, North Carolina

27,798
Total Population
6,431
Urban Population
21,367
Rural Population

31.7%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
62.92%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
.47%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

12 Jackson, North Carolina

40,271
Total Population
4,224
Urban Population
36,047
Rural Population

32.5%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
62.71%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
2.29%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

11 Yadkin, North Carolina

38,406
Total Population
7,130
Urban Population
31,276
Rural Population

32.81%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
65.54%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
.08%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

10 Lincoln, North Carolina

78,265
Total Population
32,292
Urban Population
45,973
Rural Population

33.02%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
66.04%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

9 Stokes, North Carolina

47,401
Total Population
6,884
Urban Population
40,517
Rural Population

33.03%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
58.3%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
7.76%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

8 Granville, North Carolina

59,916
Total Population
15,310
Urban Population
44,606
Rural Population

33.35%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
63.52%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
3.18%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

7 Brunswick, North Carolina

107,431
Total Population
46,909
Urban Population
60,522
Rural Population

33.81%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
66.04%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
1.58%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

6 Moore, North Carolina

88,247
Total Population
40,080
Urban Population
48,167
Rural Population

34.21%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
68.14%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
.28%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

5 Ashe, North Carolina

27,281
Total Population
6,528
Urban Population
20,753
Rural Population

34.41%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
60.36%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
8.47%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

4 Davie, North Carolina

41,240
Total Population
16,744
Urban Population
24,496
Rural Population

36.42%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
72.84%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

3 Columbus, North Carolina

58,098
Total Population
5,687
Urban Population
52,411
Rural Population

40.01%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
79.35%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
.66%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

2 Pender, North Carolina

52,217
Total Population
11,842
Urban Population
40,375
Rural Population

49.77%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
92.19%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
7.35%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

1 Bertie, North Carolina

21,282
Total Population
7,985
Urban Population
13,297
Rural Population

51.15%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
91.83%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
10.46%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units


Source: Economic Research Service (ERS) of the United States Department of Agriculture

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