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This map shows locations of local food businesses in the state of Missouri. Customers can find farmers markets, food pantries, as well as direct contacts to farmers near them that are selling different food items. Other resources are listed such as schools, hospitals, and other demographic information.
Get started with layers about public safety, including motor vehicle crash fatalities, drug arrests, violent crime, and domestic violence.
View locations of nonprofit organizations in your community. Toggle map layers to view neighborhood level data on social determinants (area deprivation index) and health outcomes (life expectancy) Use the “query” tool to search by nonprofit organization name or category.
This story map explores four factors affecting workforce development across Missouri: population change, commuting impacts, workforce training, and skills mismatch. Use this story map to explore workforce gaps, opportunities, and partnerships.
Use this storymap to explore data layers related to social determinants of health (SDOH). Data layers included are related to the various SDOH domains, SDOH and health outcomes, health disparities, and non-profits and community well-being.
This map shows the percent of third grade students who scored proficient or above on the Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) English/Language Arts test.
Get started with layers related to the community, including home loan originations, foreclosure rates, and places of worship.
Get started with layers related to the environment, including Soil Taxonomy Order and Hydrologic Soil Group.
This dashboard shows the total number of 501c(3) and 501c(4) organizations in the state of Missouri and the rate per 100,000 per county. Use the selector tool in the header to filter to a particular county and see what types of organizations are in that county.
This map shows the percent of eighth grade students who scored proficient or above on the Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) English/Language Arts test.
Get started with layers related to food access including food deserts, population with limited food access, locations of major supermarkets and food pantries, and the Modified Retail Food Environmental Index Score from the CDC.
This map shows the percent of students who scored proficient or above on the Algebra I End of Course Exam (EOC). Proficiency scores for math and reading are important for identifying gaps, opportunities, and emerging issues.
Explore the financial issues facing Missourians with map layers related to local economics. This starter map includes predatory loans, debt delinquency rates, average household income, unemployment rate, and median amount of debt in collections. Data related to debt is available by several types including medical, student loan, credit card, and automobile/retail.
Get started map layers showing mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities, drug overdose mortality rates, and total number of prescription opioid drug claims by ZIP Code.
This map shows percent of students grades 9 through 12 enrolled in public schools that graduated within four years.
This map displays the number of 4H contacts in Missouri in calendar year 2022 by county. This data is a summation of contacts from MyExtension and 4-H Online.
This map shows the percent of students who leave high school before graduating. High school graduation rates and dropout rates are important for assessing the well-being, health outcomes, and the economic future of a population or community.
Are there differences between broadband access and utilization? Explore the data for your community with map layers from the American Community Survey and the Federal Communications Commission.
Get started with map layers related to the business environment, including the labor market engagement index, locations of airports, and public libraries.
This map shows the percentage of hours attended by public school students grades kindergarten through 12. Numerator is number of hours attended; denominator is number of hours attended plus number of hours absent.
Explore the local culture across Missouri with the Regional Connections Starter Map. Data includes Missouri Community College Service Areas, Libraries, MU Extension Office Locations, Higher Education Facilities, National Historic Register Sites, and locations related to Arts, Culture, and Humanities. Supplemental data from the USGS National Land Cover and the American Communities Project is also included.
This map shows the percentage of hours attended by public school students grades kindergarten through 12. School attendance rates are important to increasing access to educational opportunities, educational attainment, and community well-being.
Get started with layers related to agriculture, including the NRCS Crop Productivity Index, Net Farm Income, and locations of Animal Feeding Operations, CSAs, and On-Farm Markets.
This map includes layers from maps published by the Missouri Hospital Association in this report on the growing stress on the farm.
This map includes layers from maps published by the Missouri Hospital Association in this report on the growing stress on the farm.
This map shows the rate of spaces in licensed family child care homes, group child care homes, and child care centers. Rate value is per 1,000 children under 18.
This map shows the number of child care centers accredited by National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), Missouri Accreditation (MO-A), National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC), National Afterschool Association (NAA), National Early Childhood Program Accreditation (NECPA), Council on Accreditation (COA), and the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).
Get started with layers including Mental Health Treatment Facilities, Mental Health Providers, Poor Mental health days, Mental Health Hospitalizations, and Beneficiaries with Depression.
There is wide inequity in access to broadband internet across the state of Missouri. Rural areas in particular lack sufficient infrastructure to supply high-speed internet to residents as well as the business community.
Get started with map layers related to housing, including eviction rates, vacancies, and mortgage refinance loan rates.
Get started with layers related to youth mental health, including homeless youth, youth mental health centers, and adverse childhood experience (ACES) scores.
This map shows the number of youth referrals to juvenile courts in Missouri for acts that would be violations of the Missouri Criminal Code if committed by an adult. Youth crime data can be used to assess community well-being, address issues related to housing, and predict morbidity and mortality.
This map shows the percent of youth by county reported as being without housing. Understanding unhoused populations can help to address issues related to poverty, healthcare access, educational attainment, and workforce development.
This map shows the percent of live births where the infant was recorded weighing less than five pounds, eight ounces. Low birth weight data are important because they help address issues related to community well-being, healthcare access, and nutrition.
This map shows the number of infant deaths under one year of age. Infant mortality is an important indicator for assessing well-being, healthcare access, and factors related to environmental justice.
This map displays the number of substantiated child abuse/neglect investigations for children under 18 in the state of Missouri. Data on child abuse and neglect can help to identify and prioritize outreach, education, and services to vulnerable communities and populations.
This maps shows the rate of live births that occur to girls ages 15 to 19. Rate is expressed per 1,000 young women of that age group.
This maps shows the rate of deaths from homicides, suicides, motor vehicle crashes, and other accidents to teens ages 15 to 19. Data were aggregated over five-year periods in order to provide more stable rates. Rate is per 100,000 teens ages 15 to 19.
