Contemporary Maps

Where You Live Makes All the Difference: An Opportunity Map of the Richmond Region, 2013.

Concentration of Federal Subsidies in Inner City, 2013.

White Flight in the Richmond Region, 1960-2010.

Early 20th cen. Poverty Compared to Current Poverty, 2009.

Concentration of Poverty in the City of Richmond, 2010-12.

Concentration of Poverty by Census Tract in Metropolitan Area, 2010-12.

City of Richmond Concentrations of Race and Ethnicity, 2010.

H.O.M.E. (Housing Opportunities Made Equal of Virginia, Inc.) is Virginia’s only nonprofit fair housing enforcement agency with the mission of ensuring equal access to housing for all people. In addition to enforcing and advocating for the best policies for all Virginians, the organization works to educate its neighbors. H.O.M.E. seeks to provide perspective on Richmond’s past and present, and invites the public to discuss how we can all work together to improve Richmond’s future. H.O.M.E. maps were created by Brian Koziol, Director of Research & HOME Consulting Services.

John Moeser, senior fellow at the University of Richmond's Bonner Center for Civic Engagement, provided three maps which address historic and contemporary areas of poverty in Richmond.