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Table 3 Percent and number of CBG at least 10 miles from a supermarket or traditional food store

From: Neighborhood deprivation, vehicle ownership, and potential spatial access to a variety of fruits and vegetables in a large rural area in Texas

 

≥10 miles

≥15 miles

≥20 miles

 

supermarket

Traditional*

supermarket

supermarket

CBG (n = 101)

47.5 (48)

32.7 (33)

26.7 (27)

12.9 (13)

% Vehicle Ownership†

    

   Low (n = 34 CBG)

29.4 (10)

17.6 (6)

17.6 (6)

5.9 (2)

   Medium (n = 32 CBG)

59.4 (19)

40.6 (13)

40.6 (13)

18.7 (6)

   High (n = 35 CBG)

54.3 (19)

40.0 (14)

22.9 (8)

14.3 (5)

   Low Income CBG (n = 42)

40.5 (17)

28.6 (12)

19.1 (8)

4.8 (2)

Total Population (119,654)

39.3 (47,039)

27.0 (32,342)

20.7 (24,744)

10.5 (12,519)

Socioeconomic Deprivation

    

   Low (n = 27 CBG)

55.6 (15)

44.4 (12)

29.6 (8)

18.5 (5)

   Medium (n = 48 CBG)

58.3 (28)

39.6 (19)

31.2 (15)

14.6 (7)

   High (n = 27 CBG)

18.5 (5)

7.4 (2)

14.8 (4)

3.7 (1)

  1. CBG = census block group * Traditional food store = supercenter, supermarket, or grocery store
  2. † Percent of CBG occupied households with access to a vehicle: Low = <90.5%; Medium = 90.5-95.4%; and High = >95.4%.