- 1. Metropolitan Detroits Diverse Population: A Closer Look
presentation forDetroit Orientation Institute Kurt
MetzgerDirectorData Driven Detroit (D3) April 12, 2011
2. What is Data Driven Detroit (D3)? D3 is a non-profit, founded
in 2009, principally funded byThe Kresge Foundation and The
Skillman Foundation. D3 supports foundation, public, non-profit,
and communitypartners with research, analysis, and
mapping/datavisualization. D3 is a member of the National
Neighborhood IndicatorsProgram (NNIP), founded by the Urban
Institute. 3. Mission Data Driven Detroit (D3) providesaccessible
high-quality information andanalysis to drive informed
decision-makingthat strengthen communities in SoutheastMichigan.
www.DataDrivenDetroit.org 4. Data Driven Detroits RolesWork with
Data Support Partners Collect and Evaluate Share Augmented Data
Enhance Illustrate Macro Trends Analyze/Synthesize Provide
Neighborhood Analyses Visualize Inform Strategy and Prioritization
(Targeting) Democratize Provide Project Technical Assistance
Promote Synergy and Convergence 5. (Some) Neighborhood Indicators
Population Characteristics and Trends Health, Education, Employment
Housing Occupancy and Quality Mortgage Lending and Housing Market
Activity Crime and Public Safety Information Community Capacity and
Institutions Vacant Land Inventory and Land Use Environmental
Assessments Economic Activity and Trends 6.
www.DataDrivenDetroit.org 7.
GovernanceBoardswww.DataDrivenDetroit.org 8.
www.DataDrivenDetroit.org 9. www.DataDrivenDetroit.org 10. Detroits
Population History2,000,000 1,849,5681,800,000 1,670,144
1,623,4521,600,0001,568,662 1,511,4821,400,000 1,203,3391,200,000
1,027,974993,0781,000,000951,270 800,000 713,777 600,000465,766
400,000285,704205,876 200,000116,340
0188018901900191019201930194019501960197019801990 20002010Source:
Census Bureau 11. Metropolitan Detroit MCDsCensus
2000MemphisRichmond Twp Brandon TwpOxford TwpAddison Twp Groveland
TwpBruce Twp Armada Twp Holly TwpRichmondWashington TwpRay
TwpIndependence TwpOrion TwpOakland TwpLenox Twp Springfield
TwpRose TwpClarkston LakeAuburn Hills ChesterfieldNew
BaltimoreAngelusRochesterTwp Shelby TwpMacomb Twp Highland Twp
White Lake Twp Waterford TwpPontiac Rochester Hills Macomb Macomb
Utica Oakland Keego Oakland Harbor Sylvan Harrison TwpLake Mount
Clemens Orchard Clinton Twp LakeCommerce Twp VillageBloomfield
HillsTroySterling Heights Milford Twp
WestBloomfieldBloomfieldTwpBirminghamWalled TwpClawsonFraser Wixom
LakeSouthfield TwpMadisonRoyal OakHeightsWarren Roseville St. Clair
BerkleyFarmington Hills LathrupPleasant ShoresVillage RidgeLyon
TwpHuntington Woods Center LineNovi Southfield South Novi
TwpGrosseFarmington Oak ParkHazelEastpointe Lyon Royal OakPointe
ParkTwp Ferndale ShoresNorthville GrosseHarper PointeWoodsLake
Woods Northville Twp Livonia HighlandPark Grosse Pointe Grosse
Pointe Farms St. ClairHamtraRedfordmck TwpPlymouthGrosseDetroit Twp
PlymouthWayneWaynePointe ParkDearbornHeights Westland Garden erit
Riv DetroCityDearborn Canton Twp.InksterMelvindale Wayne River
Canada Rouge Allen Park Lincoln Park EcorseCanadaDetroit-Ann
Arbor-TaylorVan Buren Twp RomulusFlint CMSA WyandotteSouthgate
Belleville RiverviewHuron TwpWoodhavenTrentonGrosse IleSumpter
TwpTwp AreaFlat Rock Gibraltarof DetailRockwoodBrownstown Twp Lake
ErieWayne State Univesity/Center for Urban Studies March 2001 12.
Growth of Detroit Suburbs Post-World War IIPost-3,500,000 Tri-
Tri-County Totals 3,150,147 3,092,197 1950 3,016,1973,000,0001960
3,762,3902,884,705 1970 4,203,743 2,840,897 1980 4,044,2362,692,261
1990 3,912,679 2000 4,043,4672,500,000 2010
3,863,9242,092,2462,000,0001,849,568 1,670,1441,511,4821,500,000
1,166,629 1,203,3391,027,974 951,2701,000,000 713,777 500,000
0195019601970 1980 199020002010Source: Census Bureau 13.
Development HistoryYear Builtby 5 Acre Gridcells 1920 and Earlier
1921 - 1940 1941 - 1960 1961 - 1980 1981 - 1990 1991 - 2000 2001 -
2004 14. I-75 M-10M-39I-94 M-8M-10 I-94 M-39I-96 I-96 I-75 M-10
I-96 I-94I-75M-39 I-375 I-94 M-10I-75Persons Per Square Mile 40,000
- 64,910 30,000 - 39,999 20,000 - 29,999 10,000 - 19,999 5,000 -
9,999 50 - 4,999 No PopulationI-75 Population Density, by Census
Tract0 0.45 0.9 1.8 1930 MilesSources: Data Driven Detroit, Wayne
State University,Detroit, MichiganClaritas, Demographics Now, US
Census Bureau 7/30/2010 15. I-75 M-10M-39I-94 M-8M-10 I-94 M-39I-96
I-96 I-75 M-10 I-96 I-94I-75M-39 I-375 I-94 M-10I-75Persons Per
Square Mile 40,000 - 78,566 30,000 - 39,999 20,000 - 29,999 10,000
- 19,999 5,000 - 9,999 27 - 4,999I-75 Population Density, by Census
Tract0 0.45 0.9 1.8 1940 MilesSources: Data Driven Detroit, Wayne
State University,Detroit, MichiganClaritas, Demographics Now, US
Census Bureau 7/30/2010 16. I-75 M-10M-39I-94 M-8M-10 I-94 M-39I-96
I-96 I-75 M-10 I-96 I-94I-75M-39 I-375 I-94 M-10I-75Persons Per
Square Mile 40,000 - 80,150 30,000 - 39,999 20,000 - 29,999 10,000
- 19,999 5,000 - 9,999 8 - 4,999I-75 Population Density, by Census
Tract0 0.45 0.9 1.8 1950 MilesSources: Data Driven Detroit, Wayne
State University,Detroit, MichiganClaritas, Demographics Now, US
Census Bureau 7/30/2010 17. I-75 M-10M-39I-94 M-8M-10 I-94 M-39I-96
I-96 I-75 M-10 I-96 I-94I-75M-39 I-375 I-94 M-10I-75Persons Per
Square Mile 40,000 - 56,275 30,000 - 39,999 20,000 - 29,999 10,000
- 19,999 5,000 - 9,999 1,410 - 4,999 No PopulationI-75 Population
Density, by Census Tract0 0.45 0.9 1.8 1960 MilesSources: Data
Driven Detroit, Wayne State University,Detroit, MichiganClaritas,
Demographics Now, US Census Bureau 7/30/2010 18. I-75 M-10M-39I-94
M-8M-10 I-94 M-39I-96 I-96 I-75 M-10 I-96 I-94I-75M-39 I-375 I-94
M-10I-75Persons Per Square Mile 30,000 - 39,582 20,000 - 29,999
10,000 - 19,999 5,000 - 9,999 405 - 4,999I-75 Population Density,
by Census Tract0 0.45 0.9 1.8 1970 MilesSources: Data Driven
Detroit, Wayne State University,Detroit, MichiganClaritas,
Demographics Now, US Census Bureau 7/30/2010 19. I-75 M-10M-39I-94
M-8M-10 I-94 M-39I-96 I-96 I-75 M-10 I-96 I-94I-75M-39 I-375 I-94
M-10I-75Persons Per Square Mile 30,000 - 32,710 20,000 - 29,999
10,000 - 19,999 5,000 - 9,999 29 - 4,999 No PopulationI-75
Population Density, by Census Tract0 0.45 0.9 1.8 1980
MilesSources: Data Driven Detroit, Wayne State University,Detroit,
MichiganClaritas, Demographics Now, US Census Bureau 7/30/2010 20.
I-75 M-10M-39I-94 M-8M-10 I-94 M-39I-96 I-96 I-75 M-10 I-96
I-94I-75M-39 I-375 I-94 M-10I-75Persons Per Square Mile 10,000 -
16,901 5,000 - 9,999 115 - 4,999 No PopulationI-75 Population
Density, by Census Tract0 0.45 0.9 1.8 1990 MilesSources: Data
Driven Detroit, Wayne State University,Detroit, MichiganClaritas,
Demographics Now, US Census Bureau 7/30/2010 21. I-75 M-10M-39I-94
M-8M-10 I-94 M-39I-96 I-96 I-75 M-10 I-96 I-94I-75M-39 I-375 I-94
M-10I-75Persons Per Square Mile 10,000 - 17,090 5,000 - 9,999 8 -
4,999 No PopulationI-75 Population Density, by Census Tract0 0.45
0.9 1.8 2000 MilesSources: Data Driven Detroit, Wayne State
University,Detroit, MichiganClaritas, Demographics Now, US Census
Bureau 7/30/2010 22. I-75 M-10M-39I-94 M-8M-10 I-94 M-39I-96 I-96
I-75 M-10 I-96 I-94I-75M-39 I-375 I-94M-10I-75Persons Per Square
Mile 10,001 - 16,051 5,001 - 10,000 6 - 5,000 No PopulationI-75
Population Density, by Census Tract 2010 Detroit, Michigan0 0.45
0.9 1.8 MilesSources: Data Driven Detroit, Wayne State
University,Claritas, Demographics Now, US Census Bureau 4/10/2011
23. Developing New DataA joint project of Why was it necessary?
Partners needed more granular, current, and robustinformation
Condition and Vacancy data was of particularimportance Vacant Land
survey necessary because of the rapidchanges that are not captured
within administrativedatasetsWith the support ofDetroit Residential
Parcel Survey - 3/2010 24. www.DataDrivenDetroit.org 25. Population
Change 2000-2010 by Census BlockBlue is population growth, Red is
population declineTri-County: Macomb, Oakland, WayneSource: U.S.
Census Data, Data
Pointedhttp://www.datapointed.net/visualizations/maps/growth-rings/
26. Population Change 2000-2010 by Census BlockBlue is population
growth, Red is population declineTri-County: Macomb, Oakland,
WayneSource: U.S. Census Data, Data
Pointedhttp://www.datapointed.net/visualizations/maps/growth-rings/
27. Predominant Race, 1950Tri-County
AreaMACOMBMACOMBOAKLANDOAKLANDDetroitDetroit WAYNE
WAYNELegendCOUNTYCOUNTYCityCityCensus TractPredominant
RaceWhiteBlackNo DataNo PopulationSource: Minnesota Population
Center.HNGIS, 2004December 2008/jcb 28. Predominant Race,
1960Tri-County AreaMACOMBMACOMBOAKLANDOAKLANDDetroitDetroit WAYNE
WAYNELegendCOUNTYCOUNTYCityCityCensus TractPredominant
RaceWhiteBlackNo DataNo PopulationSource: Minnesota Population
Center.HNGIS, 2004December 2008/jcb 29. Predominant Race,
1970Tri-County AreaMACOMBMACOMBOAKLANDOAKLANDDetroitDetroit WAYNE
WAYNELegendCOUNTYCOUNTYCityCityCensus TractPredominant
RaceWhiteBlackSource: US Census Bureau, 1970 December 2008/jcb 30.
Predominant Race, 1980Tri-County
AreaMACOMBMACOMBOAKLANDOAKLANDDetroitDetroit WAYNE
WAYNELegendCOUNTYCOUNTYCityCityCensus TractPredominant Race White
Black Hispanic No PopulationSource: US Census Bureau, 1980 December
2008/jcb 31. Predominant Race, 1990Tri-County
AreaMACOMBMACOMBOAKLANDOAKLANDDetroitDetroit WAYNE
WAYNELegendCOUNTYCOUNTYCityCityCensus TractPredominant Race White
Black Hispanic No PopulationSource: US Census Bureau, 1990 December
2008/jcb 32. Predominant Race, 2000Tri-County
AreaMACOMBMACOMBOAKLANDOAKLANDDetroitDetroit WAYNE
WAYNELegendCOUNTYCOUNTYCityCityCensus TractPredominant Race White
Black Hispanic No PopulationSource: US Census Bureau, 2000 December
2008/jcb 33. Flint LapeerAtticaImlayMusseyEmmettBurton
DavisonElbaFlint LapeerRiley Wales Almont BerlinSt. Clair Grand
CountyDryden County Blanc GeneseeHadleyMetamoraAtlasCounty
MemphisGrandMemphisBlancMundyRichmondColumbusArmada Addison
BruceFentonBrandonOxfordHollyGroveland RichmondFenton Richmond
FentonFenton Lenox Casco WashingtonRayOrion OaklandIndependenceRose
Springfield Village of ClarkstonTyroneIra Macomb NewLake
AngelusAuburn Rochester CountyChesterfield Baltimore HillsMacomb
WaterfordShelbyWhiteOaklandRochesterPontiac HillsHighlandLake
CountySylvanUtica HartlandLakeMt ClemensKeegoClayHarbor
HarrisonOrchard SterlingClinton Bloomfield Troy CommerceLake
HeightsHills Milford WestBrightonBloomfieldBloomfield Birmingham
Walled FraserClawson Lake Southfield WarrenRosevilleWixomRoyal
Madison FarmingtonLathrup Oak Heights BerkleySt
ClairLivingstonNoviHillsVillageShores CenterCountyLyon Pleasant
Line Southfield GreenOak Ridge HazelEastpointe The Village ofOak
SouthNovi FarmingtonPark Ferndale ParkGrosse Pointe LyonShores, a M
NorthvilleGrosseNorthville Pointe WoodsNorthville HighlandGrosse
Park Pointe LivoniaRedfordHamtramckSalem FarmsNorthfieldDetroit
Plymouth Plymouth Dearborn AnnHeightsArbor Garden City Dearborn
AnnCantonArbor Superior Westland InksterWayneMelvindale River
WayneCountyRouge Allen WashtenawPredominant Race, Park
EcorseCountyVan Buren LincolnYpsilantiby 2010 Census Tracts Taylor
Park Romulus Wyandotte Pittsfield
YpsilantiSouthgateBellevillePredominantRaceDetroit Riverview Black
CountyBrownstown HispanicMunicipality Trenton White No Population
Huron Woodhaven York AugustaSumpterGrosse No Predominant RaceIle
Flat Rock Gibraltar Milan02 48Milan Rockwood Miles MonroeAshExeter
Milan LondonCounty Berlin DundeeRaisinville Frenchtown 34. Van Dyke
Van Dyke Van Dyke Van Dyke Van Dyke Van Dyke Van Dyke39 75
1094TelegraphTelegraphTelegraphTelegraphTelegraphTelegraphHighlandPark
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9496 75 Bell375 Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan
Michigan 75 tR iverDetroiPredominant Race by Census Tract White
Black Source: US Census Bureau, 1950 Predominant Race by1950
CensusTract75Detroit, Michigan 2001 Wayne State University
CULMA/Center for Urban Studies/jcb 35. Van DykeVan DykeVan DykeVan
DykeVan DykeVan DykeVan Dyke 39 7510
94TelegraphTelegraphTelegraphTelegraphTelegraphTelegraph Highland
Parkotttootatttiioa io tio Grra10 Gra Grr Gr G Gr Grra Grra
Graandandn ndnd R dRRiv Riiiv Riv Hamtramckve r verr eerer e Wo Wo
Wo Woo Wo Wooodoodoo dododw dwa 9675wa 94 warr wa waard rrd
rrdrddd96391075 e e Isl9496 75 Bell
375MichiganMichiganMichiganMichiganMichiganMichigan 75tR iver
DetroiPredominant Race by Census Tract Hispanic Black
WhitePredominant Race by No Population No Predominant Race 752000
Census Tract Source: US Census Bureau 2000 Detroit, Michigan 2001
Wayne State UniversityCULMA/Center for Urban Studies/jcb 36. Warren
St ClairHazelEastpointeShoresSouthfield Oak Park FerndaleParkRoyal
OakHarperWoods Grosse Pointe Woods Grosse HighlandPointe
ParkFarmsHamtramckGrossePointeGrossePointe Park RedfordDearborn
HeightsDetroit Dearborn Predominant Race,by 2010 Census Tracts,
Detroit, MIInksterPredominantRace Detroit OutlineBlack Other
CityHispanicNo Population Melvindale River Rouge AllenWhite ParkNo
Predominant Race TaylorLincoln Park Ecorse0 0.5 12Miles 37. The
Movement of Persons of Color to the Suburbs Marked the Decade of
the 1990s WhiteBlackAsianHispanicMulti/Othr Macomb 34,402 10,838
8,0054,45712,841 Oakland13,452 42,90724,8279,36919,692
Washtenaw12,095 7,9928,7793,1087,414 Out-Wayne-44,235 21,866
12,9708,00726,672 Detroit -112,357 -2,5631,219 18,69418,664 Source:
Census Bureau 38. Whites have moved throughout the region since
1970, while African Americans have moved primarily to concentrated
areas adjacent to the City of Detroit.Prepared by:Kirwan
InstituteWhite Population Change Prepared by:Kirwan Institute
African American Population ChangeDate:September 30, 20051970 to
2000Date:September 30, 2005 1970 to 2000Projection:State Plane 83
Michigan SouthSource: Detroit andProjection:State Plane 83 Michigan
South Detroit andSource:Neighborhood Change Database;Geography
Network; Surrounding Counties Neighborhood Change
Database;Geography Network; Surrounding CountiesU.S. Census
BureauU.S. Census BureauNotes:Notes: Lapeer LapeerSt. ClairSt.
ClairMacombOaklandMacombOaklandWayne WayneCounty BoundariesWater
Bodies County BoundariesCensus TractsWater BodiesPopulation
LossCensus Tracts0 - 500Population LossMonroe500 - 1000Monroe 0 -
5001000 - 5000500 - 1000 1000 - 5000Above 5000 Persons Above 5000
Persons 39. The Growth and Movement of Persons of ColorIncreased
Across the Region Since 2000250%240.7%Macomb
OaklandWayne200%150%100%53.6% 48.8%44.6%50%35.6% 37.3%
30.9%23.4%20.6% 12.6%4.3%-14.4% 0%-15.2% 0.6% African
AmericanNative AmericanAsianMulti-Race Hispanic -22.3%-50% Source:
Census Bureau 40. The Suburban Movement of the 1990s Increased
Post-2000 Post-With Exodus of African Americans From DetroitAfrican
Other/ WhiteAsianHispanic American Multi Macomb -16,189 50,9028,176
6,660 2,664 Oakland-68,354 42,59518,31912,9212,104 Washtenaw
3,6423,826 6,746 5,021 2,530 Wayne-126,804 -131,826
10,65918,053-10,316 Out-Wayne Out- -82,487 53,56712,44516,541-3,327
Detroit-44,317-185,393 -1,7861,512 -6,989Source: Census Bureau 41.
The Detroit Metropolitan Area Experience the LargestDecrease in
Black-White Residential SegregationBlack-1980 1990 20002010
199020002010Rank Rank RankRank Score Score ScoreMilwaukee MSA 5421
82.882.279.6New York MSA9742 80.979.576.9Chicago MSA 1233
84.480.475.2Detroit-Warren-2114 87.684.974.0Livonia MSACleveland
MSA 3355 82.877.272.6Source: Census Bureau / U.S. 2010 Project 42.
Black Population by 2000 Census TractMetropolitan Detroit
AreaMemphisRichmond Twp Brandon TwpOxford Twp Addison Twp Groveland
Twp Bruce TwpArmada Twp Holly TwpRichmond Washington TwpRay
TwpIndependence Twp Orion TwpOakland Twp Lenox Twp Springfield
TwpRose TwpClarkstonLakeAuburn HillsNew AngelusChesterfield
BaltimoreRochester Twp Shelby Twp Macomb Twp Highland Twp White
Lake Twp Pontiac Rochester HillsMacombMacomb Waterford Twp Oakland
OaklandKeegoHarborUtica HarrisonSylvan Twp LakeMount
ClemensOrchardClinton Twp LakeCommerce TwpVillageBloomfieldHills
Troy Sterling Heights Milford Twp WestBloomfieldBloomfieldTwp
BirminghamWalled Twp Clawson Fraser Wixom Lake Southfield
TwpMadison Royal OakHeights WarrenRoseville St. Clair
BerkleyFarmington HillsLathrup Pleasant ShoresVillageRidgeLyon Twp
HuntingtonCenter LineNoviSouthfieldWoods South Novi
TwpGrosseFarmingtonOak Park HazelEastpointe LyonRoyal Oak Pointe
Park TwpFerndale ShoresNorthville GrosseHarper PointeWoodsLake
Woods Northville TwpLivoniaHighland ParkGrossePointe Grosse Pointe
Farms St. Clair Ha mtra Redford mckTwpPlymouth Twp Plymouth Wayne
WayneDetroit GrossePointe Park Dearborn Heights WestlandGarden er
it RivDetro City Dearborn Canton Twp. Inkster Melvindale Wayne
RiverCanada RougeAllen ParkLincoln ParkEcorse C a Percent a n a d
Black,Van Buren TwpTaylor Romulus WyandotteNon-HispanicBelleville
Southgate No PopulationRiverview 80% to 100%Huron Twp60% to
79.9%Trenton 40% to 59.9% Woodhaven Grosse IleSumpter Twp Twp 20%
to 39.9% Flat RockGibraltar0% to 19.9% Rockwood Brownstown
TwpSource: US Census BureauLakeErieWayne State Univesity/Center for
Urban Studies 43. Flint LapeerAtticaImlayMusseyEmmettBurton
DavisonElbaFlint LapeerRiley Wales AlmontBerlin St. Clair Grand
CountyDryden County Blanc
GeneseeHadleyMetamoraAtlasCountyMemphisGrand MemphisBlancMundy
Richmond Columbus Armada Addison
BruceFentonBrandonOxfordHollyGroveland RichmondFenton Richmond
FentonFenton Lenox Casco Washington RayOrion
OaklandIndependenceRose Springfield Village of ClarkstonTyroneIra
Macomb NewLake AngelusAuburn Rochester CountyChesterfield Baltimore
HillsMacomb WaterfordShelbyWhiteOaklandRochesterPontiac
HillsHighlandLake CountySylvanUtica HartlandLakeMt
ClemensKeegoClayHarborHarrisonOrchard SterlingClinton Bloomfield
Troy CommerceLake HeightsHills Milford
WestBrightonBloomfieldBloomfield Birmingham Walled FraserClawson
Lake Southfield WarrenRosevilleWixomRoyal Madison FarmingtonLathrup
Oak Heights BerkleySt ClairLivingstonNoviHillsVillageShores
CenterCountyLyon Pleasant Line Southfield GreenOak Ridge Hazel
Eastpointe The Village ofOak SouthNovi FarmingtonPark Ferndale Park
Grosse Pointe Lyon Shores, a M Northville
GrosseNorthvillePointeWoodsNorthville Highland Grosse ParkPointe
LivoniaRedfordHamtramckSalemFarmsNorthfieldDetroit Plymouth
Plymouth Dearborn AnnHeightsArbor Garden City Dearborn
AnnCantonArbor Superior Westland InksterWayneMelvindale River
WayneCountyRouge Allen WashtenawPercent Black Population, Park
EcorseCountyVan Buren LincolnYpsilantiby 2010 Census Tracts Taylor
Park Romulus Wyandotte Pittsfield
YpsilantiSouthgateBellevillePercent Black Detroit Riverview 0% -
20% CountyBrownstown 20.1% - 40%Municipality Trenton 40.1% - 60%No
Population Huron Woodhaven York AugustaSumpterGrosse 60.1% - 80%Ile
Flat80.1% - 100% Rock Gibraltar Milan024 8Milan Rockwood Miles
MonroeAshExeter Milan LondonCounty Berlin DundeeRaisinville
Frenchtown 44. Asian Population by 2000 Census TractMetropolitan
Detroit AreaMemphisRichmond Twp Brandon TwpOxford Twp Addison Twp
Groveland Twp Bruce TwpArmada Twp Holly TwpRichmond Washington
TwpRay TwpIndependence Twp Orion TwpOakland Twp Lenox Twp
Springfield TwpRose TwpClarkstonLakeAuburn HillsNew
AngelusChesterfield BaltimoreRochester Twp Shelby Twp Macomb Twp
Highland Twp White Lake Twp Pontiac Rochester HillsMacombMacomb
Waterford Twp Oakland OaklandKeegoHarborUtica HarrisonSylvan Twp
LakeMount ClemensOrchardClinton Twp LakeCommerce
TwpVillageBloomfieldHills Troy Sterling Heights Milford Twp
WestBloomfieldBloomfieldTwp BirminghamWalled Twp Clawson Fraser
Wixom Lake Southfield TwpMadison Royal OakHeights WarrenRoseville
St. Clair BerkleyFarmington HillsLathrup Pleasant
ShoresVillageRidgeLyon Twp HuntingtonCenter LineNoviSouthfieldWoods
South Novi TwpGrosseFarmingtonOak Park HazelEastpointe LyonRoyal
Oak Pointe Park TwpFerndale ShoresNorthville GrosseHarper
PointeWoodsLake Woods Northville TwpLivoniaHighland
ParkGrossePointe Grosse Pointe Farms St. Clair Ha mtra Redford
mckTwpPlymouth Twp Plymouth Wayne WayneDetroit GrossePointe Park
Dearborn Heights WestlandGarden er it RivDetro City Dearborn Canton
Twp. Inkster Melvindale Wayne RiverCanada RougeAllen ParkLincoln
ParkEcorse C aPercent Asian, nadaVan Buren TwpTaylor Romulus
Wyandotte Non-HispanicBelleville Southgate No PopulationRiverview
24% to 31%Huron Twp18% to 23.9% WoodhavenTrenton 12% to 17.9%
Grosse IleSumpter Twp Twp6% to 11.9% Flat RockGibraltar0% to 5.9%
Rockwood Brownstown TwpSource: US Census BureauLakeErieWayne State
Univesity/Center for Urban Studies 45. Flint
LapeerAtticaImlayMusseyEmmettBurton DavisonElbaFlint LapeerRiley
Wales AlmontBerlin St. Clair Grand CountyDryden County Blanc
GeneseeHadleyMetamoraAtlasCounty
MemphisGrandMemphisBlancMundyRichmondColumbus Armada Addison
BruceFentonBrandonOxfordHollyGroveland RichmondFenton Richmond
FentonFentonLenoxCasco Washington RayOrion OaklandIndependenceRose
Springfield Village of ClarkstonTyrone Ira MacombNewLake
AngelusAuburn Rochester County Chesterfield Baltimore HillsMacomb
WaterfordShelbyWhiteOaklandRochesterPontiac HillsHighlandLake
CountySylvanUtica HartlandLakeMt
ClemensKeegoClayHarborHarrisonOrchard SterlingClinton Bloomfield
Troy CommerceLake HeightsHills Milford
WestBrightonBloomfieldBloomfield Birmingham Walled FraserClawson
Lake Southfield Warren RosevilleWixomRoyal Madison
FarmingtonLathrup Oak Heights BerkleySt
ClairLivingstonNoviHillsVillageShores CenterCountyLyon Pleasant
Line Southfield GreenOak Ridge Hazel Eastpointe The Village ofOak
SouthNovi FarmingtonPark Ferndale Park Grosse Pointe Lyon Shores, a
M Northville GrosseNorthvillePointeWoodsNorthville Highland Grosse
ParkPointe LivoniaRedfordHamtramckSalemFarmsNorthfieldDetroit
Plymouth Plymouth Dearborn AnnHeightsArbor Garden City Dearborn
AnnCantonArbor Superior Westland InksterWayneMelvindale River
WayneCountyRouge Allen Washtenaw ParkPercent Asian
Population,CountyVan Ecorse Buren LincolnYpsilantiby 2010 Census
Tracts Taylor Park Romulus Wyandotte Pittsfield
YpsilantiSouthgateBellevillePercent AsianDetroit Riverview0% -
5.9%CountyBrownstown6% - 11.9% Municipality12% - 17.9%No Population
Huron Trenton Sumpter Woodhaven18% - 23.9% York Augusta GrosseIle
24% - 53.3% Flat Rock Gibraltar Milan0248Milan RockwoodMiles
MonroeAshExeter Milan LondonCounty Berlin DundeeRaisinville
Frenchtown 46. Hispanic Population by 2000 Census TractMetropolitan
Detroit AreaMemphisRichmond Twp Brandon TwpOxford Twp Addison Twp
Groveland Twp Bruce TwpArmada Twp Holly TwpRichmond Washington
TwpRay TwpIndependence Twp Orion TwpOakland Twp Lenox Twp
Springfield TwpRose TwpClarkstonLakeAuburn HillsNew
AngelusChesterfield BaltimoreRochester Twp Shelby Twp Macomb Twp
Highland Twp White Lake Twp Pontiac Rochester HillsMacombMacomb
Waterford Twp Oakland OaklandKeegoHarborUtica HarrisonSylvan Twp
LakeMount ClemensOrchardClinton Twp LakeCommerce
TwpVillageBloomfieldHills Troy Sterling Heights Milford Twp
WestBloomfieldBloomfieldTwp BirminghamWalled Twp Clawson Fraser
Wixom Lake Southfield TwpMadison Royal OakHeights WarrenRoseville
St. Clair BerkleyFarmington HillsLathrup Pleasant
ShoresVillageRidgeLyon Twp HuntingtonCenter LineNoviSouthfieldWoods
South Novi TwpGrosseFarmingtonOak Park HazelEastpointe LyonRoyal
Oak Pointe Park TwpFerndale ShoresNorthville GrosseHarper
PointeWoodsLake Woods Northville TwpLivoniaHighland
ParkGrossePointe Grosse Pointe Farms St. Clair Ha mtra Redford
mckTwpPlymouth Twp Plymouth Wayne WayneDetroit GrossePointe Park
Dearborn Heights WestlandGarden er it RivDetro City Dearborn Canton
Twp. Inkster Melvindale Wayne RiverCanada RougeAllen ParkLincoln
ParkEcorse C a Percent a n a d HispanicVan Buren TwpTaylor
RomulusBelleville Southgate Wyandotte No Population 9% to
77%Riverview 6% to 8.9%Huron Twp 3% to 5.9%Sumpter Twp
WoodhavenTrentonGrosse IleTwp0% to 2.9% Flat RockGibraltar Source:
US Census Bureau Rockwood Brownstown TwpLakeErieWayne State
Univesity/Center for Urban Studies 47. Flint ElbaLapeer Attica
ImlayMussey EmmettBurtonDavisonFlintBerlin LapeerAlmont Riley St.
ClairWales Grand County Dryden County Blanc GeneseeHadleyMetamora
AtlasMundy CountyGrandMemphisBlanc Memphis OxfordBruce Armada
Richmond Columbus BrandonAddisonFentonRichmond
HollyRichmondGroveland Fenton Fenton LenoxFenton SpringfieldCasco
Ray Washington Independence Oakland Village ofRose
ClarkstonOrionTyrone IraLake NewShelbyMacomb Angelus
AuburnRochester BaltimoreCounty Chesterfield
WaterfordHillsRochesterMacomb OaklandHillsWhiteCountyLake Pontiac
SylvanUticaHartlandHighlandLake Mt ClemensKeegoClayHarbor
SterlingMilfordBloomfield HarrisonOrchard HillsHeightsCommerce
LakeClintonTroy WestWalledBloomfield Brighton Lake
BirminghamBloomfieldClawsonFraserWarren RosevilleSouthfieldRoyal
Wixom MadisonSt Clair Lathrup Oak Berkley
HeightsShoresLivingstonFarmington VillageCenterCounty HillsPleasant
LineLyonSouthfieldHazel NoviOak Ridge Park The Village of
SouthEastpointe Grosse Pointe Novi Park FerndaleRoyal Lyon Shores,
a M Green Farmington RedfordOak Grosse NorthvilleOak
PointeNorthvilleWoods NorthfieldHighlandGrosseNorthville ParkPointe
Livonia Hamtramck FarmsSalem PlymouthGrosseDetroit Pointe Park
Plymouth Westland Ann DearbornArbor SuperiorGarden Heights Canton
City Dearborn Ann InksterArborWayneMelvindale River Wayne
CountyAllenRouge Washtenaw VanParkPercent Hispanic
Population,County EcorseBurenLincoln Ypsilantiby 2010 Census Tracts
Taylor ParkWyandotte Romulus Pittsfield BellevilleSouthgate
YpsilantiRiverview BrownstownPercent HispanicDetroit0% - 2.9%
County SumpterHuron Augusta Trenton3% - 5.9% Municipality Woodhaven
GrosseYork Ile6% - 8.9% No Population FlatGibraltar9% -
76.8%MilanRock0 24 8 MilanMonroe Rockwood MilesCountyBerlin Milan
London Exeter Ash Dundee Raisinville Frenchtown 48. Persons of Arab
AncestryTri-County Detroit AreaMacombMacombOaklandOakland Wayne
WayneTotal Persons2,500 to 4,905500 to 2,499100 to 499 50 to991
to490 Source: US Census Bureau, 2000Wayne State Univesity/Center
for Urban Studies 49. Persons of Assyrian, Chaldean orSyriac
AncestryTri-County Detroit AreaMacombMacombOaklandOakland Wayne
WayneTotal Persons 500 to 934 250 to 499 100 to 24950 to99 1 to49 0
Source: US Census Bureau, 2000Wayne State Univesity/Center for
Urban Studies 50. Top Countries of Origin for Immigrants Coming to
Metropolitan Detroit, 2003 - 200812,00010,000 8,000
6,00010,4857,531 4,000 4,9024,172 4,064 3,447 2,000 3,259 2,839
2,779 2,375 2,090 1,7410 Source: US Dept. Of Homeland Security /
Immigration 51. GLOBAL DETROIT 52. FOUR STRATEGIC OUTCOMES1. Make
the region welcoming to the international community and
immigrants.2. Attract international investment and businesses that
create jobs.3. Strengthen, grow, and revitalize neighborhoods in
the city of Detroit and in the regions core communities.4. Attract
and retain international talent in the region. 53. Regional
EquityOpportunity Mapping High opportunityexclusive to
suburbanareas of greater Detroit Limited access toopportunity in
inner-city inner-Detroit 90% of regional AfricanAmericans live in
an areaof low-opportunity low- 54. Racial Disparity and Opportunity
55. 1950Willis Street 2010 Willis StreetMcDougall Street McDougall
StreetMoran StreetMoran StreetLeland Street Leland StreetHistoric
Density Current Density185 Homes40 Homes540 People 116 People23
Persons per acre5 Persons per acre$151,673 tax revenue $32,794 tax
revenue 56. Vacant Housing $173mVacant ParcelsOccupied Parcels 57.
40SOURCE: UDM 58. 63% 59. 24.3%14.4%9.5% 60. 38% 61. 11%11%14% 62.
# 63. 42,300 64. Drive alone 8%69% Carpool/
VanpoolPublicTransportationOtherWorkWalkMeans at homeDetroit
Transportation Modes Breakdown (Ages 16+) For those traveling to
work 65. $140m Revenuesfrom sales and chargeshas remained largely
constant despite andincrease in ridership. 66. $425m 67. 400 68.
FY11 Spend per capita $9m$ thousands per
capita1.81.61.41.21.00.80.60.40.2 001.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0
9.0FY11 Spend per square mile$ millions per square mile 69. 10% 70.
48% 71. 15 72. 121SQUARE MILES 73. Building Local Capacity to Use
Data www.DataDrivenDetroit.org 74. Metropolitan Detroits Diverse
Population: A Closer Look presentation forDetroit Orientation
Institute Kurt MetzgerDirectorData Driven Detroit (D3) April 12,
2011
