Low-Moderate Income Data and Maps

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has published new 2014 Low/Moderate Income Summary Data, effective July 1, 2014.  The figures are derived from special tabulations provided to HUD by the U.S. Census Bureau based on the 2006-2010 American Community Survey (ACS).

Interactive Maps - Arc GIS Online

 This link will take you to the HUD Maps Arc GIS page:

https://hud.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Viewer/index.html?appid=9642c475e56f49efb6e62f2d8a846a78

1. Use the search feature to search by municipality.
2. Identify the service area and block groups located within the service area.
3. You may need to zoom in to see street names on the map.
4. By clicking on each Block Group you can review the 0-50 (low), 51-80 (lowmod),and total population (lowmoduniv) of each block group.  Please note the 0-50 is a subset of the 51-80 breakout, so please reduce the population of 51-80 (lowmod) when determining the overall low-mod percentage of the block group within the neighborhood investment application.
5. Please print this map and draw the project area boundaries. 

2014 Low-Moderate Income Maps by Municipality (PDF)

(Revised June 2018)

• Addison
• Bartlett
• Bensenville
• Bloomingdale
• Burr Ridge
• Carol Stream
• Clarendon Hills
• Darien
• Downers Grove
• Elmhurst
• Glen Ellyn
• Glendale Heights
• Hanover Park
• Hinsdale
• Itasca
• Lisle
• Lombard
• Oak Brook
• Oakbrook Terrace
• Roselle
• Villa Park
• Warrenville
• Wayne
• West Chicago
• Westmont
• Wheaton
• Willowbrook
• Winfield
• Wood Dale
• Woodridge

US Census Low-Moderate Income Numbers

• 2014 Census Data by Block Group (PDF)effective July 1, 2014
• 2000 Census Data by Block Group (PDF) expired

Plotted maps

The links below will take you to the Census Product Catalog.  Here is a PDF File with Index Sheet for DuPage County and a Sample Map (PDF).

1. You can print these maps by clicking on the appropriate map panel – refer to the Index Sheet (http://www2.census.gov/geo/maps/pl10map/cou_blk/st17_il/c17043_dupage/)
2. You can purchase individual maps from the Census Catalog for $8.00 each (http://www.census.gov/mp/www/cat/geography/2010_census_county_block_maps.html)
3. The CDC has a complete, full size (36” X 32”) set of all 38 maps available for viewing. 
   
   

Page last revised 06-20-2018