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America’s Racially Diverse Suburbs: Opportunities and Challenges50 Largest U.S. Metropolitan AreasCommunity types in the 50 largest metropolitan areas20002010Exurbs14,533,3269%PredominantlyWhite Suburbs39,333,00326%PredominantlyWhite Suburbs30,180,57818%Central Cities47,406,68731%Central yNon-white bs52,748,39631%Characteristics of the Community Types in the 50 largest metropolitan areasMedian Income, 2005-09(% of metropolitan area average)Central CitiesPredominantlyNon-white SuburbsPredominantlyWhite SuburbsExurbs1221013013971232979886840104Tax Capacity per capita, 2008(% of metropolitan area average)1495981Diverse SuburbsPoverty Rate, 2005-09(% of metropolitan area average)Jobs per 100 Residents, 200866108446884Data Sources: Population, income and poverty—Census Bureau; Jobs—Local Employer-Household DynamicsProgram; Tax base—various state and local government sources.

America’s Racially Diverse Suburbs: Opportunities and ChallengesColumbus Metropolitan AreaCommunity Types in urbs,15%386,127Exurbs236,30315%Central City702,13244%Exurbs,50,256Central l City787,033,43%PredominantlyWhite hite1,657,585Suburbs9600%Diverse Suburbs44,8183%PredominantlyNon-white Suburbs8680%PredominantlyWhite stics of the Community Types in ColumbusCentral CityDiverse SuburbsPredominantlyNon-white SuburbsPredominantlyWhite SuburbsExurbs58 8052,43343,3053264,420 820583269911185935Tax Capacity per capita, 2008(% of metropolitan area average)Poverty Rate, 2005-09Jobs per 100 Residents, 2008Median Income, 2005-0941661076581375Data Sources: Population, income and poverty—Census Bureau; Jobs—Local Employer-Household DynamicsProgram; Tax base—various state and local government sources.

Columbus Metropolitan Area: Fact SheetBreakdown of Community TypeDiversePredominantly non-whitePredominantly whiteExurbCentral hare ofMetroPopulation80341543Share ofSuburbanPopulation1505926Examples of Large Diverse SuburbsReynoldsburg cityDublin cityPickerington cityWhitehall cityMadison townshipJefferson townshipFranklin townshipClinton townshipMifflin townshipJerome townshipTruro 661,3042010% of PopulationNon-white3221224420222133453641Examples of Suburbs in Rapid TransitionJerome townshipTruro townshipWashington townshipWhitehall cityReynoldsburg cityPickerington cityClinton township20002010% of Population % of 033% PointChange32231917161413If you have any questions please contact Myron Orfield at 612‐625‐7976 or Eric Myott at 612‐625‐2866

COLUMBUS REGION:Community Typeby Municipality, son shingtonThompsonRichwoodYorkLibertyClaibourne ParisAllenMarysvilleMilfordCenter36UCPlain CitySomerford ¡70DeerCreekNorwich ¡71 outhBloomfieldPlain ¡270GahannaMadisonAshvilleCircleville (t)DeercreekWashingtonNew HollandPickaway 23BurlingtonVioletLickingLithopolisBloomAmanda (t)AmandaHockingTarltonSaltcreekMadisonRichland 22RushvilleBremenBerne Rush Creek 33HOCKINGGratiot ¡70PERRYWalnutSugar GroveHopewellBowling oreKNOXSt.Newton LouisvilleNewark (t)Mary dria rtyStoutsvilleCirclevilleDiverseNew St. W(1)Definitions:Predominantly non-white: Municipalities with more than60% of the population non-white in 2000 and more than10% of land urban.Diverse: Municipalities with non-white shares between20% and 60% in 2000 and more than 10% of land urban.Predominantly white: Municipalities with white sharesgreater than 80% in 2000 and more than 10% of landurban.Exurbs: Municipalities with less than 10% of total landarea urban (by Census definition of urban) in 2000.ReynoldsburgGPPredominantly nBexleyWalnutMuhlenbergROSSData Source: U.S. Census Bureau.BlendonOBJacksonWilliamsport gGenoaTruroPleasantHartfordHartford(t)UpperArling- ClintontonMCMifflinVV36MPSharonUCDarbyMidwayCC GalenaWTFTWJOak RunRangeTrentonPerryRLBrown lliardJeffersonLondonSouth linDarbyPikeSciotoMarengo SpartaPeruCon- LibertyBerlinMillcreek cordPowellDarbyUnion MagneticSpringsTaylorMarlboroRadnorCentral CitiesPredominantly white ¡71CardingFranklinton (t) WFTGCGHGPHTLBMCMPOBPIRLSHUCUCVVWHWJWT-Columbus CityCommercial PointChestervilleCanal WinchesterDelaware (t)DelawareFranklin (t)Grove CityGrandview HeightsGroveportHamilton (t)LockbourneMarble CliffMinerva ParkObetzPickeringtonRiverleaShawnee HillsUnionville CenterUrbancrestValleyviewWhitehallWest JeffersonWorthington

COLUMBUS REGION:Community Typeby Municipality, son 23RICHLANDGalionCongressGileadPerryMORROW ¡71CardingFranklinton (t) kLibertyClaibourne ParisAllenMarysvilleMilfordCenter36UCPlain CitySomerford ¡70DeerCreekNorwich ¡71 outhBloomfieldPlain ¡270GahannaMadisonAshvilleCircleville (t)DeercreekWashingtonNew HollandPickaway 23(13)Predominantly nda (t)AmandaHockingTarltonSaltcreekMadisonRichland 22RushvilleBremenBerne Rush Creek 33HOCKINGGratiot ¡70PERRYWalnutSugar GroveHopewellBowling oreKNOXSt.Newton LouisvilleNewark (t)Mary AnnMcKeanHarrisonMillersportPI(142)UticaAlexandria LibertyStoutsvilleCircleville(1)New St. WPredominantly non-whiteDefinitions:Predominantly non-white: Municipalities with more than60% of the population non-white in 2010 and more than10% of land urban.Diverse: Municipalities with non-white shares between20% and 60% in 2010 and more than 10% of land urban.Predominantly white: Municipalities with white sharesgreater than 80% in 2010 and more than 10% of landurban.Exurbs: Municipalities with less than 10% of total landarea urban (by Census definition of urban) in 2000.ReynoldsburgGP(1)ExurbTruroBriceCentral rgROSSData Source: U.S. Census Bureau.BlendonOBJacksonWilliamsport gGenoaTruroPleasantHartfordHartford(t)UpperArling- ClintontonMCMifflinVV36MPSharonUCDarbyMidwayCC GalenaWTFTWJOak RunRangeTrentonPerryRLBrown lliardJeffersonLondonSouth linDarbyPikeSciotoMarengo SpartaPeruCon- LibertyBerlinMillcreek cordPowellDarbyUnion VVWHWJWT-Columbus CityCommercial PointChestervilleCanal WinchesterDelaware (t)DelawareFranklin (t)Grove CityGrandview HeightsGroveportHamilton (t)LockbourneMarble CliffMinerva ParkObetzPickeringtonRiverleaShawnee HillsUnionville CenterUrbancrestValleyviewWhitehallWest JeffersonWorthington

Non-white Suburbs 11,711,327 8% Predominantly White Suburbs 39,333,003 26% Exurbs 14,533,326 9% Central Cities . Deer Creek Con-cord Harm-ony Prairie Burlington Benning-ton Harr-ison Mifflin Benning-ton Berkshire Washington . Harrisburg VV Sharon Sharon LB West Rushville LICKING UNION FRANKLIN FAIRFIELD MADISON PICKAWAY MORROW DELAWARE ROSS .