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PART 1 CDC 's Socia lVu lnerab ility Index 2016 H ida lgo County , Texas MAP PRODUCED 3/2/2018 FINAL - FOR EXTERNAL USE FINAL - FOR EXTERNAL USE PART 2 Overa llSocia lVu lnerab ility 1 SV IThemes Data Unava ilab le 3 0 5 10 15 2 .5 M iles Race/Ethn icity/Language 7 Housing/Transportaon 8 Socioeconom ic Status 5 Househo ld Composion/D isab ility 6 SV I2016 H IDALGO COUNTY , TEXAS Socia l vu lnerab ility refers to a commun ity’scapacityto prepare for and respond to the stress of hazardous events rang ing from natura l d isasters, suchastornadoes or d isease outbreaks, to human- caused threats,such as toxic chem ica l sp ills. The Socia l Vu lnerab ilityIndex (SV I 2016) 4 County Map dep ictsthe socia lvu lnerab ility of commun ies,at censustractleve l, w ith in a specified county . SV I 2016 groups fiſteen census-derived factors into four themes thatsummarize the extentto wh ich the area issocia llyvu lnerab le to d isaster. The factors include econom ic data as we ll as data regard ing educaon , fam ily characteriscs, housing, language ab ility , ethn icity , andveh icleaccess. Overa ll Socia l Vu lnerab ilitycomb ines a ll the variab les to prov ide a comprehensive assessment. Data Sources: 2 CDC/ATSDR/GRASP ,U .S.Census Bureau ,Esri® StreetMapTM Prem ium . Notes: 1 Overa llSocia lVu lnerab ility:A ll15 variab les. 3 Census tracts w ith 0 popu laon . 4 The SV Icomb ines percen le rank ings of US Census American Commun ity Survey (ACS) 2012-2016 variab les,for the state ,at the census tract leve l. 5 Socioeconom ic Status:Poverty ,Unemp loyed ,Per Cap ita Income ,No H igh Schoo lD ip loma. 6 Househo ld Composion/D isab ility:Aged 65 and Over, Aged 17 and Younger, S ing le-parentHouseho ld , Aged 5 and overw ith a D isab ility . 7 Race/Ethn icity/Language: M inority , Eng lish Language Ab ility . 8 Housing/Transportaon : Mu l-un it,Mob ile Homes,Crowd ing,No Veh icle ,Group Quarters. Pro jecon: NAD 1983 Texas Statew ide Mapp ing System . References: F lanagan ,B .E.,et a l.,A Socia lVu lnerab ility Index for D isaster Management. Journa lof Home land Security and Emergency Management ,2011 .8(1). CDC 's SV Iweb page: hp ://sv i.cdc.gov . Agency for Tox ic Substances and D isease Reg istry D iv is ion o fTox ico logy and Human Hea lth Sc iences
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PART 1CDC's Social Vulnerability Index 2016Hidalgo County, Texas

MAP PRODUCED 3/2/2018

FINAL - FOR EXTERNAL USE FINAL - FOR EXTERNAL USE

PART 2

Overall Social Vulnerability1SVI Themes

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AlamoAlamoDonnaDonna

EdinburgEdinburg

WeslacoWeslaco

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Díaz Ordaz

HidalgoHidalgo

San JuanSan Juan

AltonAlton

ReynosaReynosa

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Race/Ethnicity/Language7 Housing/Transportation8

Socioeconomic Status5 Household Composition/Disability6

SVI 2016 – HIDALGO COUNTY, TEXAS

Social vulnerability refers to acommunity’s capacity to prepare forand respond to the stress ofhazardous events ranging fromnatural disasters, such as tornadoesor disease outbreaks, to human-caused threats, such as toxic chemicalspills. The Social Vulnerability Index(SVI 2016)4 County Map depicts thesocial vulnerability of communities, atcensus tract level, within a specifiedcounty. SVI 2016 groups fifteen

census-derived factors into fourthemes that summarize the extent towhich the area is socially vulnerableto disaster. The factors includeeconomic data as well as dataregarding education, familycharacteristics, housing, languageability, ethnicity, and vehicle access.Overall Social Vulnerability combinesall the variables to provide acomprehensive assessment.

Data Sources: 2CDC/ATSDR/GRASP, U.S. Census Bureau, Esri® StreetMapTM Premium.Notes: 1Overall Social Vulnerability: All 15 variables. 3Census tracts with 0 population. 4The SVI combines percentile rankings of US Census American Community Survey (ACS) 2012-2016variables, for the state, at the census tract level. 5Socioeconomic Status: Poverty, Unemployed, Per Capita Income, No High School Diploma. 6Household Composition/Disability: Aged 65and Over, Aged 17 and Younger, Single-parent Household, Aged 5 and over with a Disability. 7Race/Ethnicity/Language: Minority, English Language Ability. 8Housing/Transportation:Multi-unit, Mobile Homes, Crowding, No Vehicle, Group Quarters.Projection: NAD 1983 Texas Statewide Mapping System.References: Flanagan, B.E., et al., A Social Vulnerability Index for Disaster Management. Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, 2011. 8(1).CDC's SVI web page: http://svi.cdc.gov.Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry

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