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Michael Wilkos, Senior Grants Officer
Community Research & Grants Management
Painting by Eric Shinn
359
1,864
22,370
802 people left Cleveland for Columbus
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752 people left Dayton for Columbus
547 people left Youngstown for Columbus
Photo: Ohio Historical Society
481 people left Detroit for ColumbusPhoto: www.futurevintage.net
232 people left Akron for Columbus
264 people left Columbus for Phoenix
217 people left Columbus for Dallaswww.gettyimages.com
196 people left Columbus for Houstonwww.garybaumgarten.blogspot.com
180 people left Columbus for Charlottewww.gettyimages.com
159 people left Columbus for Atlantawww.atlanta-homes-guide.com
Source: Forbes Magazine
Foreign-Born Population | Franklin County
2%16,781
2.8%23,947 | +7,100
3.4%32,325 | +8,300
6.0%64,487 | +32,250
9.2%105,575 | +41,088
1970 2009
Foreign Born Population Franklin County | 1970—2009
132,360
Percentage Foreign BornCity of Columbus | 1900—2010
0%
2%
4%
6%
8%
10%
12%
The world is coming to Columbus…The world is coming to Columbus…
……to find opportunity to find opportunity
Opportunity Mapping
Median home value
Poverty rate
Vacancy rate
Foreclosure rate
Rate of cost- burdened households
Transit access
Mean commute time
Job access
Unemployment rate
Job growth rate
Medically underserved rating
Number of primary care providers
Incarceration rate
Student poverty
School performance index
Educational attainment
Student attendance rate
Neighborhoods
EducationHealth + Safety
Jobs + Access
Poverty Rate| Franklin County10.3%85,595
12.3%103,705 | +18,100
13.0%121,475 | +17,700
11.6%121,843 | +368
18.2%205,717 | +83,874
1970 2009
Poverty Rate Franklin County | 1970—2009
Growth in Economic Segregation% of Households Living in Poor Neighborhoods and % of Families Living in Affluent
Neighborhoods by Decade for the Columbus Region
8.810.7
12.6 13.916.57.8 5
9.7
13.6
15.6
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
1970 1980 1990 2000 2005/2009% Living in Affluent Neighborhoods
% Living in Poor Neighborhoods
