Fig. 1
From: Disadvantaged groups have greater spatial access to pharmacies in New York state
Maps of NYS by Census Tract. In each of the panels, we show the census tracts across NY State according to a 5 primary descriptors. In Panel A, we show the distance of census tracts to the nearest pharmacies in km. Additionally, major cities areas are outlined in rectangles (red = Buffalo, light green = Rochester, magenta = Syracuse, gray = Albany, light blue = New York City). In Panel B, we show the census tracts stratified by quartiles of poverty (1st quartile = least poverty, 4th quartile = highest poverty). In Panel C, D, and E, we show the quartiles of % of the population in that census tract with higher education (i.e. anything greater than or equal to an associate’s degree), Hispanic/Latino origin, or Black/African American Origin, respectively. For these panels, a 1st quartile census tract indicates the smallest % of individuals with that trait and the 4th quartile has the largest % of individuals with that trait. Shapefiles from https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/tiger-line-shapefile-2018-state-new-york-current-census-tract-state-based