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Feature layer generated from running the Summarize Within solution. $A$1:$C$23 nach Population were summarized within International_District_Boundary_2010Tracts
Created 2/2018
Updated 9/2023
County boundary for Bernalillo
Acquired 11/2023
Layer and description copied from ABCNM 360.
Albuquerque includes a five-neighborhood association area known as the International District. Comprised of Fair West, La Mesa, South San Pedro, Trumbull Village and Elder Homestead, the district has a reputation for high levels of crime and poverty. It also contains a high number of abandoned and vacant properties, the presence of which is associated with negative social and criminal activities, including violent assaults, murders, prostitution and drug use. Concurrently, it includes a number of neighborhood associations and collaborative groups that are working to improve their community and provide for a better future for all its residents. The map presented here includes a collection of vacant/abandoned properties, properties for sale and rents, and vacant lots. These properties were identified in a visual survey conducted over a six-week period between Mid-December 2018 and late January 2019. As such, the individual properties represented in this map may not be fully reflective of the current state of designation for this area. GPS conducted the survey partially in response to an internal assessment of need and a request made by the president and membership of the District 6 Coalition of Neighborhood Associations. The District 6 Coalition is comprised of a total of 17 neighborhood associations found within the geographic boundaries of the Albuquerque City Council District 6. The map should be viewed as a first step in what will be a comprehensive review of and cataloging for public viewing of vacant/abandoned properties across the city.
Created 10/2019
Updated 10/2023
Layer & description copied from ABCNM 360.
Albuquerque includes a five-neighborhood association area known as the International District. Comprised of Fair West, La Mesa, South San Pedro, Trumbull Village and Elder Homestead, the district has a reputation for high levels of crime and poverty. It also contains a high number of abandoned and vacant properties, the presence of which is associated with negative social and criminal activities, including violent assaults, murders, prostitution and drug use. Concurrently, it includes a number of neighborhood associations and collaborative groups that are working to improve their community and provide for a better future for all its residents. The map presented here includes a collection of vacant/abandoned properties, properties for sale and rents, and vacant lots. These properties were identified in a visual survey conducted over a six-week period between Mid-December 2018 and late January 2019. As such, the individual properties represented in this map may not be fully reflective of the current state of designation for this area. GPS conducted the survey partially in response to an internal assessment of need and a request made by the president and membership of the District 6 Coalition of Neighborhood Associations. The District 6 Coalition is comprised of a total of 17 neighborhood associations found within the geographic boundaries of the Albuquerque City Council District 6. The map should be viewed as a first step in what will be a comprehensive review of and cataloging for public viewing of vacant/abandoned properties across the city.
Created 10/2019
Updated 10/2023
Acquired 11/2023
Created 4/2013
Updated 10/2023
Variable Definition
SANo NM Small Area Number
SAName NM Small Area Name
FEM1544 Population of Children under age 5, 2011 - BBER, NMDOH
POP04 Population of Women ages 15 to 44 years, 2011 - BBER, NMDOH
TW Total Women WIC Clients, 2013
PTW Total Women WIC Clients as Percent of 2011 Population
PW Total Pregnant Women WIC Clients, 2013
BW Total Breastfeeding Women WIC Clients, 2013
PPW Total Post Partum Women WIC Clients, 2013
INF Total Infant Clients, 2013
CHI Total Child WIC Clients, 2013
TCHI04 Total Child (<5) WIC Clients, 2013
PTCHI04 Total Child (<5) WIC Clients as Percent of 2011 Population
City of Albuquerque Summer Lunch Program 2016. See locations for the date each site starts service and the time it begins.
Red dots indicate Breakfast and Lunch
Blue dots indicate Lunch only
Created 4/2014, updated 12/2020, acquired 11/2023
The City of Albuquerque provides the data for use "as is." The areas depicted by this map are approximate, and are not accurate to surveying or engineering standards. The maps shown here are for illustration purposes only and are not suitable for site-specific decision making. Information found here should not be used for making financial or any other commitments.
The City of Albuquerque provides this information with the understanding that it is not guaranteed to be accurate, correct or complete and conclusions drawn from such information are the responsibility of the user. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy, correctness and timeliness of materials presented, the City of Albuquerque assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, even if The City of Albuquerque is advised of the possibility of such damage.
New Mexico Growers and Farmers Markets
Created 5/2014
Updated 10/2023
Acquired 11/2023
source: New Mexico Association of Food Banks http://www.nmfoodbanks.org/
Created 4/2015
Updated 11/2023
A point map that shows what Albuquerque Public Schools have a garden, are planning a garden, or want a garden. This information was derived from the APS Growing Gardens Team and Foodcorps employees working in Albuquerque Public schools.
Population Estimates: University of New Mexico, Geospatial and Population Studies (GPS) Program, http://gps.unm.edu/. City of Albuquerque designations: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey, Table ACS_12_5YR_B03002, https://factfinder.census.gov/
Acquired 11/2023
Created 3/2018
Updated 10/2023
Acquired 11/2023
Updated 1/2022
This data set give housing demographic data for Albuquerque, NM.
Owned, Rented, Insured, demographics
Acquired 11/2023
See complete documentation here: https://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/placeandhealth/svi/data_documentation_download.html. For additional questions, contact the SVI Lead at svi_coordinator@cdc.gov.
This feature layer is to show the city parks around Albuquerque, New Mexico
Acquired 11/2023
All traditional, charter and school of choice school locations for Albuquerque, NM.
Acquired 11/2023
Created 7/2021
Updated 7/2021