Tulsa, OKC mapped by race

[vvvvvvv]

Here's some maps from Eric Fischer's 100 American cities mapped by race based on the 2000 census.

Race and ethnicity: Tulsa by Eric Fischer, on Flickr

Race and ethnicity: Oklahoma City by Eric Fischer, on Flickr

ETA: Red == White; Blue == Black; Green == Asian; Orange == Hispanic; Gray == Other;

 

[Bill of Rights]

Tulsa is probably the most shockingly racially divided city (geographically) I've been to. I've heard this observation repeated by plenty of visitors. North Tulsa is almost like a different town that SE Tulsa seems to nearly forget is out there.

 

[Bruno2]

Huh. It looks as though all the blacks live in the northern part of Tulsa.

 

[sharkbait]

A pretty boring lack of diversity when the different ethnic groups/ races clump up and don't intermingle much.

 

[WhiteyMacD]

This map tells me that nobody lives in the lakes,.. any color... NOONE!

 

[JRSherman]

As a North Tulsa citizen, I am in agreement with this. Although it is terribly outdated. . .there are at least 7 angry red dots on my street that aren't shown!

 

[Bruno2]

As a North Tulsa citizen, I am in agreement with this. Although it is terribly outdated. . .there are at least 7 angry red dots on my street that aren't shown!

 

[CamaroMan]

The blue dots in Sand Springs are very predictible. However a couple blue dots would be gone now that we've flattened that neighborhood. I'm curious about the gray dot in my neighborhood though. 25 non whites and I haven't seen 'em?

 

[plissken]

It almost appears like the city is........segregated? Who knew?

 

[Bruno2]

It almost appears like the city is........segregated? Who knew?

I think the gov should force them to integrate. I know thats we all want . We just cant figure out how to do it w/o them forcing it.