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Two or three years late to the discussion but why is the North Side one "city"? The semi-suburban neighborhoods of the NW seem very different than the lakefront neighborhoods.
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Central Area - Growth, High-Rise North- Growth, Established wealthy or middle-class South Lakefront - Growth, Emerging middle-class Southwest - Growth, Hispanic working-class Far Southwest - Stable, middle-class Far West - Loss, Poverty but stabilizing Far South - Loss, Poverty and abandonment |
It is interesting how the actual census results largely confirmed the general suppositions of this article from 2.5 years ago.
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perhaps the author, ed zotti, was using some other source for his population figures? in any event, the city did end up gaining ~50K residents last decade, and the patterns of where, and the degree to which, the growth/loss occurred generally line up with what was outlined in that map. that was really my only point. the vast majority of chicago actually faired pretty well last decade on the population front (stable to growing), with a still strongly booming central area, but a still hollowing-out far southside. in fact, if you remove the two far southside regions on the map below, the rest of the city of chicago actually grew by 85,891 people (+3.9%), which would be very respectable city growth for an old rustbelter, especially one as large as chicago. but the far southside of the city is still adrift in some pretty troubled waters. https://i.postimg.cc/qMsdcXqQ/southside-map.png area ------------------------ 2010 ------ 2020 ----- growth inner southeast side ---- 226,241 --- 239,282 --- +13,041 (+5.8%) inner southwest side --- 355,247 --- 359,941 --- +4,694 (+1.3%) far southeast side ------ 224,793 --- 208,941 --- -15,852 (-7.1%) far southwest side ------ 244,147 --- 224,898 --- -19,249 (-7.9%) TOTAL ------------- 1,050,428 --- 1,033,062 --- -17,366 (-1.7%) |
How would you subdivide the 77 community areas by section or "side"?
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