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America’s Racially Diverse Suburbs: Opportunities and Challenges 50 Largest U.S. Metropolitan Areas Community types in the 50 largest metropolitan areas Characteristics of the Community Types in the 50 largest metropolitan areas Data Sources: Population, income and poverty—Census Bureau; Jobs—Local Employer-Household Dynamics Program; Tax base—various state and local government sources. 2000 2010 Central Cities 47,406,687 31% Diverse Suburbs 40,350,901 26% Predominantly Non-white Suburbs 11,711,327 8% Predominantly White Suburbs 39,333,003 26% Exurbs 14,533,326 9% Central Cities 49,199,197 29% Diverse Suburbs 52,748,396 31% Predominantly Non-white Suburbs 20,122,337 12% Predominantly White Suburbs 30,180,578 18% Exurbs 16,983,337 10% 101 122 79 104 81 Exurbs Predominantly White Suburbs Predominantly Non-white Suburbs Diverse Suburbs Central Cities Median Income, 2005-09 (% of metropolitan area average) 13 30 29 40 59 Jobs per 100 Residents, 2008 84 108 66 97 88 Tax Capacity per capita, 2008 (% of metropolitan area average) 68 44 123 68 149 Poverty Rate, 2005-09 (% of metropolitan area average)

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Page 1: 50 Largest U.S. Metropolitan Areas · America’s Racially Diverse Suburbs: Opportunities and Challenges 50 Largest U.S. Metropolitan Areas Community types in the 50 largest metropolitan

America’s Racially Diverse Suburbs: Opportunities and Challenges

50 Largest U.S. Metropolitan Areas

Community types in the 50 largest metropolitan areas

Characteristics of the Community Types in the 50 largest metropolitan areas

Data Sources: Population, income and poverty—Census Bureau; Jobs—Local Employer-Household Dynamics Program; Tax base—various state and local government sources.

2000 2010

Central Cities47,406,687

31%

DiverseSuburbs

40,350,90126%

PredominantlyNon-white Suburbs

11,711,3278%

PredominantlyWhite Suburbs

39,333,00326%

Exurbs14,533,326

9% Central Cities49,199,197

29%

Diverse Suburbs

52,748,39631%

Predominantly Non-white

Suburbs20,122,337

12%

Predominantly White Suburbs

30,180,57818%

Exurbs16,983,337

10%

101

122

79

104

81

Exurbs

PredominantlyWhite Suburbs

PredominantlyNon-white Suburbs

Diverse Suburbs

Central Cities

Median Income, 2005-09(% of metropolitan area average)

13

30

29

40

59

Jobs per 100 Residents, 2008

84

108

66

97

88

Tax Capacity per capita, 2008(% of metropolitan area average)

68

44

123

68

149

Poverty Rate, 2005-09(% of metropolitan area average)

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America’s Racially Diverse Suburbs: Opportunities and Challenges

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Community Types in Chicago

Characteristics of the Community Types in Chicago

Data Sources: Population, income and poverty—Census Bureau; Jobs—Local Employer-Household Dynamics Program; Tax base—various state and local government sources.

2000 2010

Central City, 620,961

Diverse Suburbs,

1,657,585

Predominantly Non-white Suburbs,

96

Predominantly White

Suburbs, 386,127

Exurbs, 50,256

Central City2,896,016

32%

Diverse Suburbs2,281,028

25%

PredominantlyNon-white Suburbs

686,7207%

PredominantlyWhite Suburbs

3,004,12933%

Exurbs237,917

3% Central City 2,695,598

28%

Diverse Suburbs

3,376,073 36%

Predominantly Non-white

Suburbs 1,232,248

13%

Predominantly White Suburbs

1,905,09920%

Exurbs259,586,

3%

79,866

83,709

39,710

64,420

52,433

Exurbs

PredominantlyWhite Suburbs

PredominantlyNon-white Suburbs

Diverse Suburbs

Central City

Median Income, 2005-09

16

26

26

32

80

Jobs per 100 Residents, 2008

13

5

18

11

26

Poverty Rate, 2005-09

61,347

81,077

49,112

64,444

46,781

Exurbs

PredominantlyWhite Suburbs

PredominantlyNon-white Suburbs

Diverse Suburbs

Central City

Median Income, 2005-09

18

30

31

43

43

Jobs per 100 Residents, 2008

98

116

49

103

76

Tax Capacity per capita, 2008(% of metropolitan area average)

6

4

14

7

21

Poverty Rate, 2005-09

Page 3: 50 Largest U.S. Metropolitan Areas · America’s Racially Diverse Suburbs: Opportunities and Challenges 50 Largest U.S. Metropolitan Areas Community types in the 50 largest metropolitan

Breakdown of Community Type

Share of Share of2010 Metro Suburban

Population Population PopulationDiverse 3,376,073 36 50Predominantly non-white 1,232,248 13 18Predominantly white 1,905,099 20 28Exurb 259,586 3 4Central City 2,695,598 28

Examples of Large Diverse Suburbs2010

2000 2010 % of PopulationPopulation Population Non-white

Joliet city 106,221 147,433 47Naperville city 128,358 141,853 27Elgin city 94,487 108,188 57Kenosha city 90,352 99,218 30Hammond city 83,048 80,830 59Evanston city 74,239 74,486 39Schaumburg village 75,386 74,227 35Bolingbrook village 56,321 73,366 58Palatine village 65,479 68,557 33Skokie village 63,348 64,784 45Oak Park village 52,524 51,878 36

Examples of Suburbs in Rapid Transition

2000 2010% of Population % of Population % Point

Non-white Non-white ChangePosen village 34 72 38Stickney village 24 55 31Lansing village 18 48 30Sauk Village village 47 76 29Romeoville village 23 50 27South Holland village 56 82 26Berwyn city 44 69 25Glenwood village 51 76 25Gilberts village 6 31 25South Chicago Heights village 28 53 25

Chicago Metropolitan Area: Fact Sheet

            If you have any questions please contact Myron Orfield at 612‐625‐7976 or Eric Myott at 612‐625‐2866

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Chicago

Gary

Aurora

Joliet

Elgin

Hobart

Merrill-ville

Hammond

WaukeganGurnee

Barrington Hills

Bartlett

Bolingbrook

OrlandPark

Zion

Romeo-ville

Palatine

Schaum-burg

Glenview

McHenry

Skokie

Lake ForestCrystal Lake

TinleyPark

Lisle

Plainfield

Wheaton

Dyer

Addison

Alsip

Batavia

Niles

Frank-fort

Des Plaines

Geneva

Cary

Northbrook

Elm-hurst

St. Charles

Scherer-ville

Lom-bard

Long Grove

Darien

Matteson

Crete

Algonquin

West Chicago

Griffith

FL

Grays-lake

Downers Grove

Arlington Heights

Wheeling

Mun-ster

Cicero

Wayne

HoffmanEstates

Highland Park

Lansing

Lemont

Harvey

Mund-elein

OswegoOak

Lawn

Mokena

East Chicago

New Lenox

Evanston

Liberty-ville

Chann-ahon

OakBrook

Itasca

CrestHill

Wads-worth

Roselle

High-land

Lock-port

OldMill

Creek

Mett-awa

Dolton

SC

CarolStream

Mount Prospect

Elk Grove Village

Lake Villa

Inverness

Glen Ellyn

Vernon Hills

Burr Ridge

Buffalo Grove

Park Ridge

Lake Station

Volo

Chicago Heights

Lake inthe Hills

Deer-field

Montgomery

Lyn-wood

HomerGlen

Wilmette

Stream-wood

LakeZurich

Calumet City

Markham

North Chicago

Steger

Hins-dale

South Elgin

Oak Forest

Carpentersville

Ben-sen-

ville

Ber-wyn

South Holland

Oak Park

Han- over Park

Villa Park

Johnsburg

WM

Bloomingdale

Warren-ville

Burbank

Spring Grove

Kildeer

WD

Home-wood

Glencoe

Bedford Park

Lakemoor

Barring-ton

Wauconda

Park Forest

Winnetka

North Aurora

South Barrington

Worth

Lake Bluff

LB

Deer Park

River-dale

Palos Hills

Just-ice

PrairieGrove

Lyons

FP

Morton Grove

Blue Island

Lincoln-shire

BV

Shore-wood

River-woods

Winfield

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RM

Melrose Park

Mc-Cook

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FH

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Fox Lake Hills

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RLP

FR

Golf

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NR

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Hebron

TowerLakes

CalumetPark

OH

Rockdale

TLV

Palos Park

HH

Highwood

Harwood Heights

PX

Kenilworth

Home-town

TV

RLH

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CHICAGO REGION (CENTRAL AREA)Community Type by Municipalityand County Unincorporated Area, 2000

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau.

LakeMichigan

- Lindenhurst- La Grange Park- North Barrington- Northlake- North Riverside- Orland Hills- Olympia Fields- Oakwood Hills- Port Barrington- Prospect Heights- Phoenix- Robbins- Rockdale- River Forest- River Grove- Round Lake- Round Lake Beach- Round Lake Heights- Round Lake Park- Rolling Meadows- Richton Park- Riverside- South Chicago Heights- Sleepy Hollow- Schiller Park- Sauk Village- Third Lake Village- Trout Valley- Westchester- West Dundee- Willowbrook- Westmont- Wood Dale- Western Springs

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- Berkeley- Brookfield- Bridgeview- Broadview- Clarendon Hills- Country Club Hills- Countryside- Chicago Ridge- Dixmoor- Forest Park- Ford Heights- Fox Lake- Flossmoor- Franklin Park- Fox River Grove- Forest View- Glendale Heights- Green Oaks- Glenwood- Hodgkins- Hainesville- Holiday Hills- Hickory Hills- Hawthorne Woods- Lake Barrington- La Grange

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Legend

Definitions:Predominantly non-white: Municipalities with more than 60%of the population non-white in 2000 and more than 10%of land urban.Diverse: Municipalities with non-white shares between 20%and 60% in 2000 and more than 10% of land urban.Predominantly white: Municipalities with white shares greaterthan 80% in 2000 and more than 10% of land urban.Exurbs: Municipalities with less than 10% of total land areaurban (by Census definition of urban) in 2000.

Central CitiesPredominantly non-whiteDiversePredominantly white

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Chicago

Gary

Aurora

Joliet

Elgin

Hobart

Merrill-ville

Hammond

WaukeganGurnee

Barrington Hills

Bartlett

Bolingbrook

OrlandPark

Zion

Romeo-ville

Palatine

Schaum-burg

Glenview

McHenry

Skokie

Lake ForestCrystal Lake

TinleyPark

Lisle

Plainfield

Wheaton

Dyer

Addison

Alsip

Batavia

Niles

Frank-fort

Des Plaines

Geneva

Cary

Northbrook

Elm-hurst

St. Charles

Scherer-ville

Lom-bard

Long Grove

Darien

Matteson

Crete

Algonquin

West Chicago

Griffith

FL

Grays-lake

Downers Grove

Arlington Heights

Wheeling

Mun-ster

Cicero

Wayne

HoffmanEstates

Highland Park

Lansing

Lemont

Harvey

Mund-elein

OswegoOak

Lawn

Mokena

East Chicago

New Lenox

Evanston

Liberty-ville

Chann-ahon

OakBrook

Itasca

CrestHill

Wads-worth

Roselle

High-land

Lock-port

OldMill

Creek

Mett-awa

Dolton

SC

CarolStream

Mount Prospect

Elk Grove Village

Lake Villa

Inverness

Glen Ellyn

Vernon Hills

Burr Ridge

Buffalo Grove

Park Ridge

Lake Station

Volo

Chicago Heights

Lake inthe Hills

Deer-field

Montgomery

Lyn-wood

HomerGlen

Wilmette

Stream-wood

LakeZurich

Calumet City

Markham

North Chicago

Steger

Hins-dale

South Elgin

Oak Forest

Carpentersville

Ben-sen-

ville

Ber-wyn

South Holland

Oak Park

Han- over Park

Villa Park

Johnsburg

WM

Bloomingdale

Warren-ville

Burbank

Spring Grove

Kildeer

WD

Home-wood

Glencoe

Bedford Park

Lakemoor

Barring-ton

Wauconda

Park Forest

Winnetka

North Aurora

South Barrington

Worth

Lake Bluff

LB

Deer Park

River-dale

Palos Hills

Just-ice

PrairieGrove

Lyons

FP

Morton Grove

Blue Island

Lincoln-shire

BV

Shore-wood

River-woods

Winfield

FM

RM

Melrose Park

Mc-Cook

GO

HW

GH

RL

NL

BF

Summit

North-field

Hazel Crest

H

Crest-wood

May-wood

SV

Hill-side

Palos Hts.

RLB

NB

Island Lake

RP

WillowSprings

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Midlothian

Thorn-ton

Bell- wood

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PR

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Ringwood

CO

EastDundee

Whiting

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Stickney

HI

Burn-ham

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RS

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Norridge

Evergreen Park

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RG

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WS

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Rose-mont

SH

FH

Elmwood Park

Fox Lake Hills

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ParkCity

RLP

FR

Golf

C

NR

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Hebron

TowerLakes

CalumetPark

OH

Rockdale

TLV

Palos Park

HH

Highwood

Harwood Heights

PX

Kenilworth

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TV

RLH

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LI

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CHICAGO REGION (CENTRAL AREA)Community Type by Municipalityand County Unincorporated Area, 2010

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau.

LakeMichigan

- Lindenhurst- La Grange Park- North Barrington- Northlake- North Riverside- Orland Hills- Olympia Fields- Oakwood Hills- Port Barrington- Prospect Heights- Phoenix- Robbins- Rockdale- River Forest- River Grove- Round Lake- Round Lake Beach- Round Lake Heights- Round Lake Park- Rolling Meadows- Richton Park- Riverside- South Chicago Heights- Sleepy Hollow- Schiller Park- Sauk Village- Third Lake Village- Trout Valley- Westchester- West Dundee- Willowbrook- Westmont- Wood Dale- Western Springs

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- Berkeley- Brookfield- Bridgeview- Broadview- Clarendon Hills- Country Club Hills- Countryside- Chicago Ridge- Dixmoor- Forest Park- Ford Heights- Fox Lake- Flossmoor- Franklin Park- Fox River Grove- Forest View- Glendale Heights- Green Oaks- Glenwood- Hodgkins- Hainesville- Holiday Hills- Hickory Hills- Hawthorne Woods- Lake Barrington- La Grange

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Legend

Definitions:Predominantly non-white: Municipalities with more than 60%of the population non-white in 2010 and more than 10%of land urban.Diverse: Municipalities with non-white shares between 20%and 60% in 2010 and more than 10% of land urban.Predominantly white: Municipalities with white shares greaterthan 80% in 2010 and more than 10% of land urban.Exurbs: Municipalities with less than 10% of total land areaurban (by Census definition of urban) in 2000.

Central CitiesPredominantly non-whiteDiversePredominantly white

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RensselaerMorocco Mount

Ayr

Brook

Kentland

Goodland Remington

Chicago

Gary

Paris

Joliet

Aurora

SalemBristol

Elgin

Brighton

Hobart

Somers

Naper-ville

Portage

Merrill-ville

Kenosha

Hammond

Waukegan

Wheatland

Ran-dall

Pleasant Prairie

Gurnee

DeKalb Bartlett

Barring- ton Hills

Boling-brook

Zion

Orland Park

Rom-eo-ville

Pala-tine

Schaum-burg

Sko-kie

Huntley

Mc-Henry

Win-field

Glen-view

Lake ForestCrystal

Lake

Lisle

Tinley Park

Crown Point

Plainfield

Addi-son

Alsip

Whea-ton

Batavia

N

Dyer

Des Plaines

Frankfort

Geneva

Cary

St. Charles

Scher-erville

Morris

EH

Crete

North-brook

Matteson

Lom-bard

LO

Darien

Antioch

West Chicago

Valparaiso

Algonquin

FL

Porter

Griffith

Woodstock

Kaneville

DG

Cice

ro

Arlin

gton

He

ight

s

Munster

Whee-ling

HE

Lans-ing

East ChicagoOL

Highland Park

Oswego

Mokena

Harv

ey

Wayne

Lemont

New Lenox

Mund-elein

Evanston

Pine

Oak Brook

Chann-ahon

LY

Crest Hill

WR

ItascaRoselle

LK

High-land

WAOld Mill

Creek

Cedar Lake

MT

University Park

DO

Carol Stream

MtP

EGV

LakeVilla

Harvard

Yorkville

Lowell

GE

VH

Lake Station

BR

BG

Park Ridge

CH

IN

Volo

Lake in the Hills

Twin Lakes

DF

Lyn-wood

HomerGlen

Montgomery

Lake Zurich

CC

Wilmette

Stream-wood

Beach Park

MA

Sycamore

Wonder Lake

North Chicago

Steger

HD

Oak Forest

Bull Valley

CV

BE

OP

SOH

Berw

yn

Burns Harbor

VP

HP

JB

BD

WM

RD

Burbank

K

Spring Grove

Glencoe

Warren-ville

Monee

Carbon Hill

HM

Marengo

WO

Hampshire

Bedford Park

LM

BA

Braidwood

Wau-conda

PF

JU

Elburn

PH

Lake Bluff

WinnetkaGil-

berts

North Aurora

Riverdale

LB

SB

WT

Wilmington

Prairie Grove

L

Elwood

FP

LS

BV

Blue Island

Shore-wood

Virgil

FM

MC

Lakewood

LI

MPWI

GO

RL

Genoa

CR

HL

NF

PP PHG

M

Sandwich

RLB

Coal City

Richton Park

IL

NB

Willow Springs

WinthropHarbor

Lily Lake

Beecher

Ringwood

ED

BeverlyShores

Stick-ney

Whiting

SP

LW

Hebron

Cort-land Norridge

Evergreen Park

P

Kouts

Dune Acres

Peotone

BigRock

HA

Town of Pines

Paddock Lake

Godley

Newark

Manhattan

Kirkland

Silver Lake

Rich-mond

BracevilleGardnerDe

Motte

RLP

Hinckley

G

Lake Dalecarlia

Union

Forest View

ML

Wheatfield

Waterman

Hebron

Mazon

Schneider

OH

Shabbona

SugarGrove

Malta

Kingston

HH

Highwood

Dia-mond

Ogden Dunes

Maple Park

Somonauk

New ChicagoLisbon

Chester-ton

Lee

Pingree Grove

Plano

Minooka

SouthElgin

Burlington

South Wilmington

Verona

Kinsman

Genoa City

Symerton

Burnham

SVFHOF

CCH HC

O

Calumet ParkME

DMIRB

CRDHOHI

SUH

WL

C

CO

LGWS BFRS

NRBW FRF

W

Elmwood Park

BL

River Grove

NLB

HAH

MG

RO'Hare

KenilworthPR

GH

RMSHWD

BNRWDP

TL

Greenwood

HW

GL

RLH

TLV

LP

TH

FR

PB

Plattville

Union

Lake Walker

Barkley

Marion

Porter

Keener

Pleasant

Grant

Beaver

MorganCenter

Gillam

Lincoln

Colfax

Boone

Jordan

Carpenter

UnionSt. John

Jeffer-son

Jackson

Center

McClellan

Newton

IroquoisMilroyWashington

LibertyJackson

Kankakee

Pine

WestCreek Cedar

Creek

Camulet

EagleCreek

Wheatfield(t)

Ross(t)

HanoverWin-field(t)

Westchester

Wash-ington

HangingGrove

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau.

CHICAGO REGION:Community Type by Municipalityand County Unincorporated Area, 2000

Lake Michigan

WIIL

IL IN

COOK

KENDALL

DEKALB

LAKE

KANE

MCHENRY

DUPAGE

WILL

GRUNDYKANKAKEE

LAKE

PORTER

KENOSHA

RACINE

IRO-QUOIS

NEWTONJASPER

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- Fox Lake- Flossmoor- Franklin Park- Fox River Grove- Golf- Glendale Heights- Gages Lake- Green Oaks- Grandwood Park

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- Westchester- Wadsworth- West Dundee- Winfield- Willowbrook- Westmont- Wood Dale- Woodridge- Western Springs- Worth

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- South Barrington- Sleepy Hollow- South Holland- Schiller Park- Summit- Sauk Village- Thornton- Towers Lake- Third Lake Village- Vernon Hills- Villa Park- Venetian Village- Round Lake Heights- Round Lake Park- Rolling Meadows- Riverside- Riverwoods

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- Hodgkins- Hainesville- Harwood Heights- Hazel Crest- Hoffman Estates- Holiday Hills- Hickory Hills- Hillside- Hinsdale- Homewood- Hometown- Hanover Park- Hawthorne Woods- Island Lake- Inverness- Johnsburg- Justice- Kildeer- Lyons- Lake Barrington- La Grange- Lindenhurst- Lockport- Lakemoor- Long Grove- La Grange Park- Lincolnshire- Lake Villa- Lincolnwood- Libertyville- Maywood- Markham- McCook- Merionette- Morton Grove- Midlothian- McCullom Lake- Melrose Park- Mettawa- Mount Prospect- Niles- North Barrington- Northfield- Northlake- North Riverside- Orland Hills

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- Olympia Fields- Oakwood Hills- Oak Lawn- Oak Park- Posen- Port Barrington- Park Forest- Palos Hills- Palos Heights- Palos Park- Prospect Heights- Rosemont- Robbins- Rockdale- River Forest- Round Lake- Round Lake Beach

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Definitions:Predominantly non-white: Municipalities with more than 60%of the population non-white in 2000 and more than 10%of land urban.Diverse: Municipalities with non-white shares between 20%and 60% in 2000 and more than 10% of land urban.Predominantly white: Municipalities with white shares greaterthan 80% in 2000 and more than 10% of land urban.Exurbs: Municipalities with less than 10% of total land areaurban (by Census definition of urban) in 2000.

Central CitiesPredominantly non-whiteDiversePredominantly white

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Ayr

Brook

Kentland

Goodland Remington

Chicago

Gary

Paris

Joliet

Aurora

SalemBristol

Elgin

Brighton

Hobart

Somers

Naper-ville

Portage

Merrill-ville

Kenosha

Hammond

Waukegan

Wheatland

Ran-dall

Pleasant Prairie

Gurnee

DeKalb Bartlett

Barring- ton Hills

Boling-brook

Zion

Orland Park

Rom-eo-ville

Pala-tine

Schaum-burg

Sko-kie

Huntley

Mc-Henry

Win-field

Glen-view

Lake ForestCrystal

Lake

Lisle

Tinley Park

Crown Point

Plainfield

Addi-son

Alsip

Whea-ton

Batavia

N

Dyer

Des Plaines

Frankfort

Geneva

Cary

St. Charles

Scher-erville

Morris

EH

Crete

North-brook

Matteson

Lom-bard

LO

Darien

Antioch

West Chicago

Valparaiso

Algonquin

FL

Porter

Griffith

Woodstock

Kaneville

DG

Cice

ro

Arlin

gton

He

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s

Munster

Whee-ling

HE

Lans-ing

East ChicagoOL

Highland Park

Oswego

Mokena

Harv

ey

Wayne

Lemont

New Lenox

Mund-elein

Evanston

Pine

Oak Brook

Chann-ahon

LY

Crest Hill

WR

ItascaRoselle

LK

High-land

WAOld Mill

Creek

Cedar Lake

MT

University Park

DO

Carol Stream

MtP

EGV

LakeVilla

Harvard

Yorkville

Lowell

GE

VH

Lake Station

BR

BG

Park Ridge

CH

IN

Volo

Lake in the Hills

Twin Lakes

DF

Lyn-wood

HomerGlen

Montgomery

Lake Zurich

CC

Wilmette

Stream-wood

Beach Park

MA

Sycamore

Wonder Lake

North Chicago

Steger

HD

Oak Forest

Bull Valley

CV

BE

OP

SOH

Berw

yn

Burns Harbor

VP

HP

JB

BD

WM

RD

Burbank

K

Spring Grove

Glencoe

Warren-ville

Monee

Carbon Hill

HM

Marengo

WO

Hampshire

Bedford Park

LM

BA

Braidwood

Wau-conda

PF

JU

Elburn

PH

Lake Bluff

WinnetkaGil-

berts

North Aurora

Riverdale

LB

SB

WT

Wilmington

Prairie Grove

L

Elwood

FP

LS

BV

Blue Island

Shore-wood

Virgil

FM

MC

Lakewood

LI

MPWI

GO

RL

Genoa

CR

HL

NF

PP PHG

M

Sandwich

RLB

Coal City

Richton Park

IL

NB

Willow Springs

WinthropHarbor

Lily Lake

Beecher

Ringwood

ED

BeverlyShores

Stick-ney

Whiting

SP

LW

Hebron

Cort-land Norridge

Evergreen Park

P

Kouts

Dune Acres

Peotone

BigRock

HA

Town of Pines

Paddock Lake

Godley

Newark

Manhattan

Kirkland

Silver Lake

Rich-mond

BracevilleGardnerDe

Motte

RLP

Hinckley

G

Lake Dalecarlia

Union

Forest View

ML

Wheatfield

Waterman

Hebron

Mazon

Schneider

OH

Shabbona

SugarGrove

Malta

Kingston

HH

Highwood

Dia-mond

Ogden Dunes

Maple Park

Somonauk

New ChicagoLisbon

Chester-ton

Lee

Pingree Grove

Plano

Minooka

SouthElgin

Burlington

South Wilmington

Verona

Kinsman

Genoa City

Symerton

Burnham

SVFHOF

CCH HC

O

Calumet ParkME

DMIRB

CRDHOHI

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WL

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CO

LGWS BFRS

NRBW FRF

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Elmwood Park

BL

River Grove

NLB

HAH

MG

RO'Hare

KenilworthPR

GH

RMSHWD

BNRWDP

TL

Greenwood

HW

GL

RLH

TLV

LP

TH

FR

PB

Plattville

Union

Lake Walker

Barkley

Marion

Porter

Keener

Pleasant

Grant

Beaver

MorganCenter

Gillam

Lincoln

Colfax

Boone

Jordan

Carpenter

UnionSt. John

Jeffer-son

Jackson

Center

McClellan

Newton

IroquoisMilroyWashington

LibertyJackson

Kankakee

Pine

WestCreek Cedar

Creek

Camulet

EagleCreek

Wheatfield(t)

Ross(t)

HanoverWin-field(t)

Westchester

Wash-ington

HangingGrove

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Definitions:Predominantly non-white: Municipalities with more than 60%of the population non-white in 2010 and more than 10%of land urban.Diverse: Municipalities with non-white shares between 20%and 60% in 2010 and more than 10% of land urban.Predominantly white: Municipalities with white shares greaterthan 80% in 2010 and more than 10% of land urban.Exurbs: Municipalities with less than 10% of total land areaurban (by Census definition of urban) in 2000.

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