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Map of Richmond, Department of Public Works, 1923
"Red indicates location of colored population."
Location of Negro Areas, Bartholomew, 1946
Gray areas consisting of 25 to 60 percent Negroes, Black areas consisting of 60 percent or more Negroes.
Early Transit Routes, 1888 and 1925, Bartholomew, 1943
Black area shows corporate area in 1888 and 1925. Shaded area shows corporate area in 1943.
Distribution of Population in Richmond, Bartholomew, 1940
One dot equals 25 persons.
Distribution of Negro Population, Bartholomew, 1934
One dot equals fifty persons.
Current Poverty Areas Compared to 1937 HOLC Map of Red Lined Neighborhoods, 2010.
This overlay shows 2010 poverty data on the old 1937 HOLC map that red lined black neighborhoods.
Condition of Dwellings in Richmond, Bartholomew, 1946.
Increased shading indicates increased percentage of dwelling units needing major repairs.
Concentration of Poverty in the City of Richmond, 2010-12.
This enlargement shows the gentrification occurring in once high poverty areas of the city and the emergence of high poverty areas in the suburbs.
