Baltimore City

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Baltimore City Government and Neighborhoods

• Mayor's Homepage & City Agencies
• Baltimore Neighborhood profile
  Sponsored by live Baltimore Marketing Center, a program of the Baltimore citizens Planning and Housing Association provides brief narrative profile of a neighborhood giving location, history and a map of the area.
• Baltimore Neighborhoods via the city's website
  Maps of neighborhoods and information about programs targeted towards community development.
• Enoch Pratt Free Library Maryland Department list of neighborhood histories and Community Profiles.
• Citizen Resources  City Services, news sources, Elected Officials, Libraries and more

Statistics

Demographic and Socio Economic Data (Community or Neighborhoods)

Demographic

• Baltimore City Department of Planning  Includes neighborhood profiles providing data from the 2000 Census for each of Baltimore's Neighborhood Statistical Areas. The profiles offer a general demographic portrait that shows changes since 1990 and compares individual neighborhoods to citywide totals for categories such as population, age, family household type and housing characteristics.
• Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance Provides statistics on 55 Baltimore Communities - clusters of Baltimore Neighborhoods created along census tracts. Neighborhood profile information is also included.
• Baltimore Metropolitan Council
     Click Census 2000
     Data by 26 Regional Planning
     Districts in Baltimore City
• Maryland State Data Center
  2000 & 1990 Census Data, Historic trends and Forecasts are available for Maryland and jurisdictions, including Baltimore City. (data down to block groups). Maps are also available.
• Hopkins Historical Census for Baltimore City
  1970 data by Census Tract, data for neighborhoods as outlined by Baltimore City Department of Planning for 1980, 1990 and 2000.
• United States Census Bureau
  Visit our Statistical Resources - Demographics.
  This link takes you to a list of the myriad of ways to access Census of Population and Housing data.
  With most of these sources you can extract data for Baltimore. With some of the sources, such as American FactFinder you can extract data down to the census tract level and smaller geographies.

Socio Economic Data

• CITISTAT
  City Agencies submit detailed information about indicators that determine performance and service. Agencies participating: Health Department, Police Department, Fire Department, Recreation & Parks, Housing and Community Development, Housing Authority of Baltimore City and Department of Public Works. Be certain to click, Report of the Week to view reports and statistics submitted by the agencies.
• Crime Baltimore City Police Department
  90 days of Crime information by Address, Neighborhoods, School, Police Post.

See also Statistical Resources . Many of the national sources listed on the page allow for data to be retrieved by city. Try it!.