Wichita food deserts.
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Wichita food deserts.
Why we should care.
A community food assessment from the
Health & Wellness Coalition of Wichita
Winter 2013
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Health & Wellness Coalition of Wichita launched the fitWichita campaign to educate and empower Wichitans to take
advantage of the healthy-living tools the city has made available to them. A key element of the education campaign
is to promote access to healthy foods. The campaign does this through many communication channels, including
FindYourFitWichita.com, which serves as a hub for collecting and sharing healthy-living tools and tips.
The release of the “Wichita Food Deserts: Why We Should Care” research report is important to build the community’s
awareness and understanding of where we are now, in terms of access to healthy foods, in order to help us bridge the gap
to become a healthier community.
WHAT IS A FOOD DESERT?
Traditionally, a food desert is defined as a low-income area
where a significant number of residents have low access
to supermarkets or grocery stores. The USDA describes low
access for urban areas, like Wichita, as living more than
one mile from a full-service grocery store.
Approximate
square mileage of
Wichita that makes
up food deserts
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For a Wichitan living at Harry and George Washington,
where the median household income is $31,7061,
the closest option for bananas is one of two
convenience stores less than a mile away. However,
Harry &
George Washington
the bananas at the convenience store will cost
that Wichitan almost four times more than at
the grocery store nearly twice as far away.
– Convenience stores
– Grocery stores
– Food desert
– Census tract boundaries
4 miles (approx.)
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
THE HIGH COST OF LOW ACCESS
Convenience stores make up 40% of the city’s food retailers, but only 44% offer fresh fruits and only 9% offer fresh
vegetables. Not only that, but the fresh fruits and vegetables these stores offer are more expensive than at any
other type of food retailer in the city. So, it’s no surprise that only 37% of Wichitans feel convenience stores
help residents maintain a healthy diet and 78% think residents have difficulty eating healthy because of the
price of fresh fruits and vegetables.2
100% 100%
20%
Specialty/
Ethnic
14%
Grocery
23%
100% 100%
46% 44%
3%
48%
Superstores
Other Retailers
40 %
9%
5%
Convenience
Superstores Grocery
Stores Surveyed
Specialty/ Convenience
Ethnic
Superstores Grocery
Other
Percentage Selling
Fresh Fruits
5%
Specialty/ Convenience
Ethnic
Other
Percentage Selling
Fresh Vegetables
AVERAGE PRICE BY STORE TYPE
Store Type
CONVENIENCE STORES
$1.47
$1.99
$3.90
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–
–
SPECIALTY/ETHNIC
$1.33
$0.67
$3.37
$0.75
$1.52
$1.90
GROCERY STORES
$1.12
$0.52
$3.25
$0.62
$1.16
$1.53
SUPERSTORES
$1.35
$0.50
$3.83
$0.61
$0.91
$1.48
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
PRICES MAY VARY
Not only do food deserts present access issues to healthy foods, but these deserts create price inequalities across
the city. Some products vary by as little as $0.67 (cheddar cheese) or as much as $7.69 (chicken thighs). In fact,
some of the most affluent ZIP codes have the lowest food prices while some of the lowest income ZIP codes
have the highest food prices.
+/- $0.67
+/- $7.69
(cheddar cheese)
(chicken thighs)
PRICE DIFFERENCE OF A GALLON OF 1% MILK BY WICHITA ZIP CODE
$3.18
$3.66
$3.69
$4.29
67212
MEDIAN HHI
67203
MEDIAN HHI
67209
MEDIAN HHI
67213
MEDIAN HHI
$56,5021
$37,0271
$65,4751
$30,0751
For a full list of prices by ZIP code, see map on page 18.
WHY WE SHOULD CARE
With just over a quarter of Wichita’s population living in food deserts, education
about the inequalities caused by these deserts is essential to developing community
solutions. The following report expands on the details of this issue.
1.
“American Community Survey,” U.S. Census Bureau, 2007-2011.
2.
“Wichita Perceptions of Healthy Eating and Physical Activity,” Wichita State University, 2011.
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Introduction and Purpose
The Wichita Community Food Assessment evaluates the food systems serving the city and their capacity to provide access
to healthy, affordable and culturally appropriate foods to all residents. The assessment creates an inventory of local food
resources and identifies any gaps present. The goal of the assessment is to produce recommendations to inform decisionmaking and new policy to improve community food security.
The first step required developing a description of the community, its food needs and the food systems that serve it.
Team members created an inventory of retail food resources within the city limits that includes the prices and
availability of certain staple food items.
This report looks at availability as well as financial and geographical access. Where appropriate, results of the 2011
“Wichita Perceptions of Healthy Eating and Physical Activity” survey are included to provide additional context.
Methodology
A total of 277 food retailers were surveyed during January and February 2013. The “Retail Food Store – Survey Instrument”
(Appendix A), designed to reflect healthy food staples and less nutritious ones, focused on home-consumption foods.
The list of 277 food retailers located in the city was created using: USDA list of SNAP vendors (February 2012), U.S.
Census Bureau Economic Census (2007), City of Wichita – Metropolitan Area Planning Department (2008), City of Wichita –
Food Protection, Tobacco Control and Grease Program (2012), Kansas Department of Agriculture – Records Center (2012),
individual company websites, yellow pages, and Google Maps.
This report was compiled by Sharon Hakim, M.A. – Department of Psychology, Wichita State University.
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Stores Surveyed
20%
The 277 stores where data
was collected can be
broken down as follows:
Specialty/
Ethnic
14%
Grocery
23%
3%
Superstores
Other Retailers
40%
Convenience
110 (40%) were Convenience Stores
Convenience Stores were defined as smaller stores that offer a limited range of grocery items; as a matter of
convenience, these stores are often perceived as gas stations or located at busy intersections (e.g., QuikTrip,
Johnson’s General Stores).
63 (23%) were Other Retailers
Other Retailers were defined as stores, big or small, which offer consumers a selection of grocery products, even
though groceries may not be their main business (e.g., Walgreens or Kmart).
56 (20%) were Specialty/Ethnic Stores
This category consisted of two distinctive stores. Specialty Stores are retailers that carry one specific type of
grocery item, such as bread, meat or dairy (e.g., Braums or Yoder Meats). Ethnic Stores are retailers, large or
small, who specialize in groceries related to a certain ethnicity or culture. They may or may not carry more
“mainstream” grocery items (e.g., an Asian grocery or Hispanic grocery).
40 (14%) were Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores were defined as retail stores whose main purpose is to sell food products to be prepared and
consumed by consumers in their homes; Grocery Stores vary in size, but contain a necessary variety of
departments such as meat, dairy, produce, and dry goods (e.g., Dillons, ALDI).
8 (3%) were Superstores
A physically large retail outlet, often part of a chain, that serves as “one-stop shopping” for all consumer
needs, including groceries (e.g., Walmart or SuperTarget).
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Data Analysis
Because food products were available in a variety of sizes (e.g., bread sold in 16 oz., 20 oz., or 24 oz. packages), once
data was collected, prices were adjusted so that comparisons could be made across stores. Researchers used the most
common packaging/pricing unit as the base price, in order to minimize the number of calculations done. For calculating
the prices of fruits and vegetables, and equating per pound and per item prices, the following standard weights were used:
apple - 7 oz., orange - 7 oz., bell pepper - 8 oz., banana - 5 oz., 4 lb. bag of oranges = 10 oranges. In the case of national
chain stores, prices were assumed to be identical in the various locations within the city. Additionally, when a retailer
only sold organic produce, that data was used to indicate availability of fruits and vegetables, but was not included when
calculating average prices for items.
The standard weights for calculating the prices of fruits and vegetables:
7 oz.
8 oz.
7 oz.
5 oz.
4 lb. bag of oranges
Part I: Availability and Financial Access
Vision Card Access
Of the 19 retailers that do not accept it (6.9% of all stores surveyed),
93.1%
of food retailers (258 stores)
in the city of Wichita accept
the Vision Card.
9 are Convenience Stores, 6 are Specialty/Ethnic Stores, 3 are Other
Retailers, and 1 is a Grocery Store. Vision Card acceptance is an
important aspect of access, as many families rely on Supplemental
Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), a component of the Vision
Card program, funds to purchase groceries. According to the Kansas
Department for Children and Families, as of April 2013, there were
73,848 people (in 35,676 households) receiving SNAP benefits
within the city of Wichita, which corresponds to 19.29% of the city’s
population and 23.5% of the city’s households.
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Percentage of Stores Selling Fruits and Vegetables, by Store Type
The retail food assessment asked about three fresh fruit items (apples, bananas, and oranges) and three fresh vegetable
items (lettuce, carrots, and green peppers). For the sake of this analysis, retail stores were considered as “selling” fresh
fruits or vegetables if they carried two of the three items per category. Of all 277 stores, 45.1% sell fresh fruits and 31.8%
sell fresh vegetables. Below is a breakdown of fresh fruit and vegetable availability by store type.
Store Type
Number
% Selling
Fresh Fruits
% Selling
Fresh Vegetables
CONVENIENCE STORES
110
46.3%
9.1%
GROCERY STORES
40
100%
100%
OTHER RETAILERS
63
4.8%
4.8%
SUPERSTORES
8
100%
100%
SPECIALTY/ETHNIC
56
46.4%
48.2%
Both Grocery Stores and Superstores offer complete access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Convenience Stores, which
represent the most common type of retail food outlet within the city of Wichita, offer low access to fresh fruits and
extremely low access to fresh vegetables (second only to “Other Retailers”).
Specialty/Ethnic Stores seem to fall right in the middle; however, this statistic can be misleading as our data collection
process showed that many Ethnic Stores do carry fresh fruits and vegetables, but, they carry items that are specific to
their heritage and cooking traditions, and not the staples recorded.
These results are consistent with the results from the 2011 “Wichita Perceptions of Healthy Eating and Physical Activity”
survey, which showed that over 85% of respondents thought both Grocery Stores and Superstores made it easy for Wichita
residents to eat healthy, while only 37% of respondents felt that Convenience Stores helped residents maintain a healthy diet.
85%
Thought both Grocery Stores and
Superstores made it easy for
Wichita residents to eat healthy.
37%
Felt that Convenience Stores helped
residents maintain a healthy diet.
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Price of Fruits and Vegetables, by Store Type
Besides varying in availability, fresh fruit and vegetables also significantly varied in price by retail location. The table
below shows the average price of these fresh fruit and vegetable items by store type. If a store sold only “organic” fresh
fruits or vegetables, those prices were excluded from the analysis so as to not distort the calculations.
For this analysis, apples and bananas are priced per pound. The orange price reflects a 4 lb. bag, carrots a 2 lb. bag,
peppers (each) and lettuce per head. If not enough stores in a category sold an item, the averages were left blank.
Store Type
CONVENIENCE STORES
$1.47
$1.99
$3.90
–
–
–
GROCERY STORES
$1.12
$0.52
$3.25
$0.62
$1.16
$1.53
OTHER RETAILERS
–
–
–
–
–
–
SUPERSTORES
$1.35
$0.50
$3.83
$0.61
$0.91
$1.48
SPECIALTY/ETHNIC
$1.33
$0.67
$3.37
$0.75
$1.52
$1.90
Grocery Stores and Superstores offer fruits and vegetables at approximately equivalent prices. For most items,
Specialty/Ethnic Stores are only a small percentage more expensive. Convenience Stores offer the most expensive
fresh produce options. Bananas, for example, are almost four times more expensive in a Convenience Store
than they are in a Grocery or Superstore. When considering these prices, it’s important to note that the 2011
“Wichita Perceptions of Healthy Eating and Physical Activity” survey showed that 77.7% of respondents thought
that Wichita residents had difficulty eating healthy because of the price of fresh fruits and vegetables.
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77.7% of respondents thought that Wichita residents
had difficulty eating healthy because of the price of fresh
fruits and vegetables.
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Price Variation of Items in Wichita Retail Stores (N=277)
One interesting item that emerged from data analysis was, not only do retail locations vary on what products they offer,
but they also vary widely in terms of the price points they sell certain items for. On this page is a chart displaying all of
the food items researchers collected data on, and the number of stores that sold this item, as well as the average price of
the item. The last column in this chart represents the difference between the “top” or “high” price that a certain item was
selling for while data was collected, and the “bottom” or “lowest” price that item was found for.
Fruits
Number
%
Average Price
Difference Between
High and Low Price
APPLES (LB.)
130
47%
$1.34
$1.69
BANANAS (LB.)
119
43%
$1.22
$2.30
ORANGES (4 LB. BAG)
92
33%
$3.60
$6.40
FRUIT, CANNED
170
61%
$1.42
$3.69
Vegetables
Number
%
Average Price
Difference Between
High and Low Price
CARROTS (2 LB. BAG)
78
28%
$1.70
$3.28
GREEN PEPPER (SINGLE)
78
28%
$0.71
$2.84
LETTUCE (HEAD)
91
33%
$1.38
$3.41
Dairy
Number
%
Average Price
Difference Between
High and Low Price
MILK, 1% (GALLON)
121
44%
$3.47
$3.99
MILK, WHOLE (GALLON)
230
83%
$3.93
$6.15
CHEDDAR CHEESE (OUNCE)
143
52%
$0.45
$0.67
CHEESE STICK (ONE)
157
57%
$0.61
$0.75
LOW-FAT YOGURT, 32 OZ.
54
19%
$2.63
$2.56
LOW-FAT YOGURT, 6 OZ.
125
45%
$0.79
$1.75
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Price Variation of Items in Wichita Retail Stores, (N=277) cont.
Starches/Legumes
Number
%
Average Price
Difference Between
High and Low Price
WHOLE-WHEAT BREAD
199
72%
$2.18
$2.76
WHITE BREAD
198
71%
$1.85
$3.96
WHOLE-WHEAT PASTA (1 LB.)
63
23%
$1.47
$4.00
WHITE PASTA (1 LB.)
205
74%
$1.56
$3.20
BEANS (1 LB.)
134
48%
$1.32
$3.38
BROWN RICE (1 LB.)
73
26%
$1.05
$2.06
Proteins
Number
%
Average Price
Difference Between
High and Low Price
BEEF, NON-LEAN (LB.)
81
29%
$3.11
$3.61
BEEF, LEAN (LB.)
60
22%
$4.32
$7.19
CHICKEN THIGHS (LB.)
60
22%
$1.89
$7.69
EGGS (DOZEN)
183
66%
$2.26
$2.85
TUNA (5 OZ.)
215
78%
$1.41
$2.80
Beverages
Number
%
Average Price
Difference Between
High and Low Price
POP (2 L)
228
82%
$1.74
$1.78
JUICE (59 OZ.)
167
60%
$2.96
$5.68
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The following is an analysis of the Price Variation charts on pages 10 and 11.
Availability
Overall, the items most commonly found in Wichita retail food
stores are: canned vegetables, pop/soda, whole milk, and tuna
(canned in water). All of these items are carried in at least 75%
of local stores. With the exception of milk, all of these items have
a long shelf life and do not need to be refrigerated. Items found
75%
of local stores carry these.
in less than 25% of stores include: chicken thighs, lean beef,
whole-wheat pasta, and low-fat yogurt (32 oz.).
Price Stability and Variation
Overall, prices varied widely by retail location. For example,
while the average price of a dozen eggs is $2.26, the difference
<25%
of local stores carry these.
between the highest price and the lowest price that eggs are
being sold at is $2.85 (high price: $3.85, low price: $1.00).
When considering price variation (the highest price an item is
being sold for minus the lowest price the same item is being
sold for), it is important to interpret the “gap” relative to the
average price of the item. For example, while a $0.25 gap for
the price of eggs may not seem like much, a $0.25 gap around
an item that sells for $1.00 would be considered relatively large.
Items that have the most variability include: chicken thighs,
green peppers, and whole-wheat pasta.
Taking that into consideration, items that are the most “stable” in pricing across the city include: low-fat
yogurt (32 oz.) and pop/soda. Soda was, by far, the most stable-priced item, with 51% of the 228 stores
that sold two-liters of pop pricing it at either $1.89 or $1.99.
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Part II: Geographic Access
The previous section of this report focused on availability and financial access (e.g., affordability) of food, with a focus
on fresh fruits and vegetables, at retail locations within the city of Wichita. The following analysis looks at access to
these items in terms of geography and physical proximity within the city.
Considered in this section of the report are: overall geographic location of retail stores, geographic location of
stores selling fresh fruits and vegetables, and price differentials that exist over different parts of the city. Most
of this information is presented in visual form, through detailed maps. Maps were developed in partnership with
Sedgwick County Geographic Information Services.
The following maps are included with the intent of visually describing the retail food systems that serve the city of Wichita.
Map Number
1. Location of the 277 retail stores surveyed, by store type
(Convenience, Grocery, Specialty/Ethnic, Other, Superstore)
2. Location of stores that sell fresh fruits
(2 out of 3 fresh fruit items needed to be present for a store to be included on map)
3. Location of stores that sell fresh vegetables
(2 out of 3 fresh vegetable items needed to be present for a store to be included on map)
4. Average cost of eggs per ZIP code
5. Average cost of 1% milk per ZIP code
6. Average cost of whole milk per ZIP code
Also included in this section are economic factors that may make it difficult to access items necessary to maintain a
healthy diet, such as the existence of food deserts.
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Map Number 1: Location of the 277 retail stores surveyed, by store type
Grocery, Specialty/Ethnic, Other, Superstore)
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#
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#
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Haysville
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
95TH
95TH
WEBB
BROADWAY
BROADWAY
INTE
135TH
37TH
ENTRAL
MAPLE
K42
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47TH
63RD
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GREENWICH
135TH
21ST
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#
*
THUR
AR
AC
47TH
55TH
63RD
BEN
TO
79TH
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
63RD
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
143RD
143RD
143RD
69TH
13TH
MAPLE
US54
£
¤
PAWNEE
31ST
Schulte
47TH
55TH
63RD
EDG EMOOR
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
OLIV ER
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
143RD
143RD
143RD
MACARTHUR
K42
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63RD
99TH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREE NWICH
GROVE
MOSLE Y
MOSLEY
WEBB
WE BB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
GROVE
OLIVER
OLIV ER
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
RO CK
ROCK
HY DRAULIC
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WA SHINGTON
HILLSID E
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
WICHITA
HYDRA ULIC
HYDRAULIC
HYDRA ULIC
SAINT
FRANCIS
WACO
MCLEAN
AMIDON
AMIDON
BROADWAY
PARK
MAIN
MARKET
BROADWAY
MAIN
MARKET
BROADWAY
TOPEKA
BROADWAY
OLIVER
OLIVER
BUCKNER
CLIFTO
CLIFTON
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
TOPEKA
EMPORIA
SAINT FRAN CIS
BROADWAY
SENECA
SENECA
MCLEAN
SE NECA
N
A
RIDIAN
ME RIDIAN
MER IDIAN
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WES T
39TH
55TH
HOOVE R
HOOVER
W
IN
DM
IL
L
HOOVER
HOOVER
55TH
PAWNEE
C
RIDGE
71ST
RIDGE
MID
CO NTINENT
87TH
TYLER
TYLER
103RD
MAIZE
MAIZE
MAIZE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
71ST
31ST
47TH
55TH
63RD
M
TYLER
TYLE R
TYLER
87TH
MAIZE
MAIZE
MAIZE
119TH
119TH
119TH
119TH
119TH
119TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
Retail Stores
by Type
Sedgwick County, Kansas
Legend
W
X
+
$
"
)
#
*
Super Stores
Specialty
Other Retailers
Grocery Stores
Convenience Stores
Store Type
_
^
Food Deserts
1
Miles
2
Deserts By Census Tracks
No Deserts
0
Date: 4/23/2013
The GIS personnel make no warranty or representation,
either expressed or implied, with respect to the information
or the data displayed.
It is understood that the Sedgwick County GIS, Division of Information
and Operations, has no indication or reason to believe that
there are inaccuracies in information incorporated in the base map.
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Map Number 2: Location of stores that sell fresh fruits
of 3 fresh fruit items needed to be present for a store to be included
Wichita(2onout
food
deserts.
map)
Why we should care.
69TH
45TH
87TH
K96
¬
«
37TH
61ST
45TH
53RD
37TH
29TH
69TH
61ST
K96
¬
«
25TH
Valley
Center
37TH
I235
§
¦
¨
29TH
25TH
69TH
53RD
61ST
O
1ST
ZO
ME
S
WAT
21ST
3RD
MAN
37TH
10
TH
SAINT FRAN CIS
EMPORIA
LINC OLN
BROADWAY
L
13TH
CENTRA
DOUG L A
MAPLE
I135
§
¦
¨
61ST
Park
City
53R D
I135
§
¦
¨
K254
¬
«
29TH
MUR DO CK
17TH
H
8T
21ST
13TH
CENTRAL
KELLOGG
PAWNEE
1ST
37TH
9TH
2ND
I135
§
¦
¨
DOUGLA S
69TH
61ST
53RD
G
LINCOLN
W
AS
H
IN
G
T
SOU
EO
HARRY
45TH
E N
RG O
MOUNT
VERNON
21ST
17TH
13TH
47TH
69TH
Kechi
K254
¬
«
LINCOLN
EMPO RIA
E
TH
AS
SO
UT
HE
MACARTHUR
31ST
HA RRY
DOUGLAS
1ST
2ND
CENTRAL
MORRI
PAWNEE
T
N
K15
¬
«
29TH
KEC H I
53RD
45TH
37TH
13TH
KELLOGG
MOUNT
VERNON
E
RG TON
EO
G HING
AS
W
Derby
CENTRAL
69TH
Bel Aire
K96
¬
«
21ST
Mcconnell
LINCOLN
Eastborough
HARRY
47TH
PAWNEE
119TH
55TH
OLIV ER
PATRIOT
37TH
29TH
13TH
CENTRAL
DOUGLAS
21ST
39TH
PAWNEE
39TH
55TH
69TH
13TH
45TH
CENTRAL
KELLOGG
HARRY
31ST
47TH
63RD
53RD
Greenwich
37TH
21ST
PAWNEE
127TH
DOUGLAS
HARRY
KELLOGG
39TH
I35
K96
¬
«
21ST
CENTRAL
13TH
29TH
45TH
US54
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31ST
47TH
55TH
63RD
143 R D
ER
21ST
OM
W
I235
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MC
N
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13TH
MCLEA
N
MCCORMICK
Wichita
HARRY
MOUNT
VERNON
I35
§
¦
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47TH
K15
¬
«
79TH
ROCK
BA
RUR
Maize
29TH
21ST
13TH
CENTRAL
DOUGL AS
MAPLE
SENECA
PAWNEE
MACARTHUR
I135
§
¦
¨
I35
§
¦
¨
4 7TH
55TH
63RD
111TH
GREENWICH
K96
53RD
37TH
13TH
CE NTRAL
MAPLE
HARRY
PAWNEE
31ST
63RD
63RD
WOODLAWN
95TH
95TH
WEBB
¬
«
61ST
53RD
45TH
29TH
21ST
13TH
CEN TRAL
MAPLE
I235
§
¦
¨
31ST
I235
§
¦
¨
47TH
Haysville
BEN
TO
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
HYDRA ULIC
BROADWAY
BROADWAY
BROADWAY
INTE
135TH
37TH
ENTRAL
MAPLE
31ST
MACARTHUR
ARK ANSAS
135TH
4TH
21ST
29TH
69TH
13TH
MA PLE
US54
£
¤
PAWNEE
K42
¬
«
MACARTHUR
ARKANSAS
143RD
143RD
143RD
143RD
WEST
OLIV ER
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
EDG EMOOR
GREENWICH
PAWNEE
HARRY
69TH
53RD
37TH
39TH
BROOKHAVEN
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99TH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREE NWICH
PAWNEE
THUR
AR
AC
AMIDON
MERIDIAN
47TH
63RD
WEBB
HILLSIDE
MOSLE Y
MOSLEY
WEBB
WE BB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
GROVE
GROVE
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
RO CK
ROCK
WASHINGTON
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WICHITA
ER
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
OLIV ER
OLIVER
OLIVER
BUCKNER
31ST
Schulte
47TH
55TH
63RD
HYDRAULIC
143RD
143RD
143RD
47TH
55TH
63RD
CLIFTO
CLIFTON
MACARTHUR
K42
63RD
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
H YDRAULIC
HYDRA ULIC
SANTA FE
SAINT
FRANCIS
PARK
MAIN
MARKET
BROADWAY
MAIN
MARKET
BROADWAY
WACO
MCLEAN
MCLEAN
TOPEKA
BROADWAY
BROADWAY
S ENECA
SENECA
SENECA
SENECA
N
A
MERIDIAN
RIDIAN
ME RIDIAN
MERIDIAN
MER IDIAN
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
55TH
HOOVE R
HOOVER
IL
DM
IN
W
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WES T
39TH
¬
«
55TH
63RD
MID
CO NTINENT
L
HOOVER
HOOVER
55TH
31ST
47TH
C
RIDGE
71ST
RIDGE
RIDGE
R IDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
71ST
103RD
MAIZE
MAIZE
MAIZE
TYLER
TYLER
TYLER
TYLE R
TYLER
87TH
MAIZE
MAIZE
MAIZE
119TH
119TH
119TH
119TH
119TH
119TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
M
Stores That Sell
Fresh Fruits
Sedgwick County, Kansas
Legend
Stores That Sell Fresh Fruits
Food Deserts
1
Miles
2
Deserts By Census Tracks
No Deserts
0
Date: 4/23/2013
The GIS personnel make no warranty or representation,
either expressed or implied, with respect to the information
or the data displayed.
It is understood that the Sedgwick County GIS, Division of Information
and Operations, has no indication or reason to believe that
there are inaccuracies in information incorporated in the base map.
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Map Number 3: Location of stores that sell fresh vegetables
(2 out of 3 fresh vegetable items needed to be present for a store
Wichita
food
to be
includeddeserts.
on map)
Why we should care.
135TH
K96
69TH
29TH
53RD
37TH
45TH
Maize
13TH
87TH
K96
¬
«
29TH
37TH
61ST
45TH
53RD
21ST
ZO
37TH
29TH
69TH
61ST
K96
¬
«
25TH
21ST
O
Valley
Center
37TH
I235
§
¦
¨
29TH
MCLEA
N
ZO
MCCORMICK
25TH
L
69TH
53RD
61ST
CENTRA
13TH
ME
S
1ST
DOUG L A
WAT
21ST
3RD
MAN
LINC OLN
37TH
I135
§
¦
¨
61ST
Park
City
53R D
I135
17TH
H
8T
21ST
13TH
CENTRAL
PAWNEE
KELLOGG
§
¦
¨
K254
¬
«
29TH
MUR DO CK
EMPO RIA
MOUNT
VERNON
SOU
37TH
9TH
2ND
DOUGLA S
1ST
I135
§
¦
¨
69TH
61ST
53RD
EO
HARRY
LINCOLN
W
AS
H
IN
G
T
G
HARRY
Wichita
MAPLE
31ST
BROADWAY
LE
MC
SENECA
PAWNEE
I235
§
¦
¨
E
TH
AS
T
45TH
SO
UT
HE
I35
§
¦
¨
47TH
MOUNT
VERNON
E N
RG O
MACARTHUR
I135
§
¦
¨
119TH
I35
§
¦
¨
4 7TH
55TH
63RD
21ST
17TH
13TH
47TH
69TH
K254
¬
«
Kechi
CENTRAL
LINCOLN
MACARTHUR
31ST
HA RRY
DOUGLAS
1ST
2ND
MORRI
PAWNEE
N
K15
¬
«
29TH
KEC H I
53RD
45TH
37TH
13TH
MOUNT
VERNON
KELLOGG
Derby
E
RG TON
EO
G HING
AS
W
OLIV ER
K15
¬
«
69TH
Bel Aire
K96
¬
«
21ST
Mcconnell
HARRY
LINCOLN
Eastborough
47TH
PAWNEE
55TH
PATRIOT
37TH
29TH
13TH
CENTRAL
DOU GLAS
21ST
39TH
PAWNEE
39TH
55TH
69TH
13TH
45TH
CENTRAL
KELLOGG
HARRY
31ST
47TH
63RD
53RD
Greenwich
37TH
21ST
PAWNEE
127TH
DOUGLAS
HARRY
KELLOGG
39TH
I35
K96
¬
«
21ST
CENTRAL
13TH
29TH
45TH
US54
§
¦£
¨
¤
31ST
47TH
55TH
63RD
143 R D
I235
§
¦
¨
13TH
ER
13TH
CENTRAL
DOUGL AS
MAPLE
HARRY
PAWNEE
OM
W
CENTRAL
MAPLE
I235
§
¦
¨
31ST
N
21ST
13TH
CEN TRAL
MAPLE
31ST
MACARTHUR
BA
RUR
ENTRAL
MAPLE
MACARTHUR
47TH
63RD
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
95TH
95TH
WEBB
¬
«
61ST
53RD
45TH
US54
£
¤
PAWNEE
K42
¬
«
WACO
Haysville
79TH
ROCK
INTE
37TH
135TH
4TH
21ST
29TH
69TH
13TH
MAPLE
PAWNEE
THUR
AR
AC
63RD
BEN
TO
63RD
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
BROADWAY
BROADWAY
OLIV ER
OLIVER
OLIVER
143RD
143RD
143RD
143RD
WEST
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLSID E
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
ARKANSAS
MERIDIAN
47TH
AMIDON
111TH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREE NWICH
PAWNEE
HARRY
69TH
53RD
37TH
39TH
BROOKHAVEN
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99TH
MOSLE Y
MOSLEY
WEBB
WE BB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
EDG EMOOR
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
RO CK
ROCK
GROVE
GROVE
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WASHINGTON
EMPORIA
SAINT FRAN CIS
TOPEKA
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIV ER
OLIVER
OLIVER
BUCKNER
31ST
Schulte
47TH
55TH
63RD
CLIFTO
CLIFTON
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
WICHITA
ER
HYDRA ULIC
HYDRAU LIC
HYDRA ULIC
HYDRAULIC
SANTA FE
SAINT
FRANCIS
BROADWAY
PARK
MAIN
MARKET
BROADWAY
BROA DWAY
MCLEAN
MCLEAN
MAIN
MARKET
BROADWAY
TOPEKA
BROADWAY
BROADWAY
143RD
143RD
143RD
47TH
55TH
63RD
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
MACARTHUR
K42
63RD
SENECA
SENECA
S ENECA
SENECA
N
A
MERIDIAN
RIDIAN
ME RIDIAN
MERIDIAN
MER IDIAN
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
55TH
HOOVE R
HOOVER
IL
DM
IN
W
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WES T
39TH
¬
«
55TH
63RD
MID
CO NTINENT
L
HOOVER
HOOVER
55TH
31ST
47TH
C
RIDGE
71ST
RIDGE
RIDGE
R IDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
71ST
103RD
MAIZE
MAIZE
MAIZE
TYLER
TYLER
TYLER
TYLE R
TYLER
87TH
MAIZE
MAIZE
MAIZE
119TH
119TH
119TH
119TH
119TH
119TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
M
Stores That Sell
Fresh Vegetables
Sedgwick County, Kansas
Legend
Stores that Sell Fresh Vegetables
Food Deserts
1
Miles
2
Deserts By Census Tracks
No Deserts
0
Date: 4/23/2013
The GIS personnel make no warranty or representation,
either expressed or implied, with respect to the information
or the data displayed.
It is understood that the Sedgwick County GIS, Division of Information
and Operations, has no indication or reason to believe that
there are inaccuracies in information incorporated in the base map.
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Map Number 4: Average cost of eggs per ZIP code
Wichita food deserts.
Why we should care.
6TH
69TH
85TH
69TH
61ST
167TH
53RD
167TH
K96
¬
«
45TH
69TH
61S T
85TH
45TH
29TH
21ST
13TH
183RD
167TH
135TH
53RD
45TH
85TH
K96
¬
«
Maize
77TH
37TH
29TH
61ST
45TH
C ENTRAL
53RD
21ST
WI
N
81ST
37TH
29TH
69TH
61ST
K96
MAIN
67205
Cost:
$2.39
¬
«
67204
Cost:
$1.89
I235
§
¦
¨
Valley
Center
21ST
37TH
WOM E R
MER
AN
LE
13TH
FORD
77TH
I235
25TH
§
¦
¨
29TH
AL
1ST
DOUGL A S
O
ZO
MAPLE
31ST
119TH
FORD
13TH
LIN COLN
77TH
Park
City
Wichita
10
I135
K254
29TH
37TH
¬
«
61S T
§
¦
¨
TH
17TH
69TH
53RD
77TH
61ST
37TH
67219
Cost:
$2.29
HILLSIDE
67214
Cost:
$2.42
9TH
2ND
1ST
I135
DOUGLAS
2 1 ST
13TH
H
8T
LINCOLN
W
AS
H
IN
G
G
EO
E N
RG TO
MOUNT
VERNON
ST
EA
119TH
LEAN
MC
SO
UT
HE
T
AS
V
63RD
67216
Cost:
$2.22
GR
O
45TH
21ST
CENTRAL
53RD
17TH
69TH
K254
W G
AS
CHI
KE
45TH
69TH
Bel Aire
183RD
E N
R G TO
EO ING
H
55TH
167TH
151S T
OLI V ER
MEADOWLARK
53RD
77TH
CENTRAL
37TH
67207
Cost:
$2.24
Mcconnell
Derby
PATRIOT
47TH
PAWNEE
LINCOLN
Eastborough
MOUNT VE RNON
¬
«
K15
63RD
63RD
HARRY
13TH
37TH
67220
Cost:
$2.33
29TH
21ST
KELLOGG
67208
Cost:
$2.32
¬
«
Kechi
DOUGLAS
13TH
1ST
2ND
MORR
67218
Cost:
$2.40
31ST
MAC ARTHUR
HARRY
I35
K15
¬
«
§
¦
¨
PAWNEE
47TH
IS
UTH
PAWNEE
71ST
55TH
MACARTHUR
47T H
§
¦
¨
I35
§
¦
¨
67211
Cost:
$2.23
KE LLOGG
CENTRAL
MURDO C K
WATERMAN
67202
Cost:
$2.36
HARRY
MOUNT
VERNON
I135
§
¦
¨
63RD
SO
I235
55TH
47TH
§
¦
¨
17TH
21ST
69TH
53RD
61ST
CENTR
67203
Cost:
$2.24
PAWNEE
MCCORMICK
63RD
Haysville
MADISON
N
21ST
29TH
13TH
39TH
K96
¬
«
DOUGLAS
HARRY
39TH
47TH
55TH
69TH
45TH
13TH
67206
Cost:
$2.36
79TH
63RD
31ST
PAWNEE
TRAL
C EN
67210
Cost:
$2.06
MEADOWLARK
RO CK
MADISON
53RD
Greenwich
37TH
67226
Cost:
$2.10
21ST
I35
K96
¬
«
77TH
45TH
55TH
CENTRAL
29TH
US54
PAWNEE
§
¦£
¨
¤
DOUGLAS
47TH
39TH
K ELLOGG
HARRY
71ST
143RD
143 R D
13TH
CENTRA L
DOUGL AS
MAPLE
HARRY
67213
Cost:
$2.43
31ST
MACARTHUR
55TH
N
ZO
WEST
13TH
67212
Cost:
$2.08
MAPLE
I235
§
¦
¨
MACARTHUR
47TH
67217
Cost:
$2.30
ECA
S EN
CENTRAL
MAPLE
67209
Cost:
$2.20
31ST
O
MAPLE
MACARTHUR
55TH
BA
RUR
53RD
37TH
13 TH
CE NTRAL
119TH
29TH
67235
Cost:
$2.33
135TH
13TH
4TH
PAWNEE
K42
¬
«
67215
Cost:
$1.89
47TH
55TH
INTE
37TH
21ST
MAPLE
PAWNEE
31ST
Schulte
47TH
55TH
63RD
GRAND
E
79TH
95TH
95TH
77TH
Colwich
CHICAGO
45TH
29TH
13TH
4TH
Goddard
US54
£
¤
PAWNEE
31S T
MA CARTHUR
47TH
55TH
RD
1 03
61ST
53RD
37TH
Saint
Mark
21ST
23RD
31ST
MACARTHUR
K42
¬
«
63RD
GRAND
79TH
13TH
21ST
37TH
53RD
69TH
HARRY
71ST
63RD
47TH
39TH
31ST
PAWNEE
67230
Cost:
$2.49
BROOKHAVEN
79TH
Average Cost
of Eggs
by Zip Code
Sedgwick County, Kansas
67230
67213
1
1
Miles
1.5
2
Average Cost of Eggs
0.5
2
Average Cost of Eggs by Zip Code
67214
67218
67205
67202
67206
67235
67220
67208
67217
67219
67203
0
0
Date: 4/16/2013
The GIS personnel make no warranty or representation,
either expressed or implied, with respect to the information
or the data displayed.
It is understood that the Sedgwick County GIS, Division of Information
and Operations, has no indication or reason to believe that
there are inaccuracies in information incorporated in the base map.
67215
67204
67209
67226
67212
67210
67207
67211
67216
Zip Code
143RD
143RD
127TH
143RD
143RD
111TH
111TH
GREE NWICH
GREENWICH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
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GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREEN WICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
143RD
143RD
143RD
143RD
63R D
71ST
79TH
99TH
BE
TO
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
79TH
79TH
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
RO CK
ROCK
47TH
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAW
N
EDGE MOOR
GROVE
BROADWAY
BROADWAY
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLS IDE
HILLS IDE
HILLSIDE
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
BUCKNER
39TH
55TH
63RD
71ST
79TH
BUCKNER
47TH
63RD
71ST
79TH
CLIFTON
WA SHINGTO N
GROVE
GROVE
MOSLEY
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
B ROADWAY
BROADWAY
PARK
MAIN
H YDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
SANTA
FE
BROADWAY
BRO ADWAY
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
SAINT
FRANCIS
TOPEKA
EMPORIA
BROADWAY
WACO
MCLEA N
MAIN
MARKET
BROADWAY
MARKET
BROADWAY
TOPEKA
EMPORIA
SAINT FRANCIS
BROADWAY
SENECA
SENECA
SENECA
S ENECA
SENECA
MAIN
SENECA
A MIDON
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
IDIAN
MC
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WE S T
39TH
55TH
55TH
H OOV ER
HOOVER
L
IL
DM
87TH
87TH
TYLER
71ST
M ID
CONT INENT
119TH
119TH
RIDGE
71ST
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
71ST
MAIZE
103RD
MAIZE
MAIZE
MAIZE
MAIZE
TYLER
TYLER
TYLER
TYLER
TYLER
87TH
87TH
135TH
135TH
151ST
151ST
151ST
151ST
151ST
1ST
167TH
167TH
167TH
167TH
T
151S
151S T
151ST
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
HOOVER
HOOVER
55TH
55TH
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
55TH
71ST
151ST
119TH
119TH
119TH
119TH
MAIZE
MAIZE
103RD
47TH
63RD
K42
¬
«
167TH
183RD
183RD
183RD
183RD
183RD
183RD
183RD
17
151ST
135TH
Map Number 5: Average cost of 1% milk per ZIP code
Wichita food deserts.
Why we should care.
6TH
69TH
85TH
69TH
61ST
53RD
167TH
167TH
K96
¬
«
45TH
69TH
61S T
85TH
45TH
29TH
21ST
13TH
53RD
45TH
85TH
K96
¬
«
Maize
77TH
37TH
29TH
135TH
61ST
45TH
C ENTRAL
53RD
21ST
WI
N
81ST
37TH
29TH
69TH
61ST
K96
MAIN
67205
Cost:
$3.21
¬
«
67204
Cost:
$2.74
I235
§
¦
¨
Valley
Center
21ST
37TH
WOM E R
MER
13TH
167TH
O
AN
LE
FORD
77TH
I235
AL
FORD
17TH
21ST
69TH
53RD
61ST
CENTR
O
ZO
MAPLE
DOUGL A S
1ST
67203
Cost:
$3.66
25TH
§
¦
¨
29TH
MCCORMICK
119TH
13TH
LIN COLN
77TH
Park
City
Wichita
10
I135
K254
29TH
37TH
¬
«
61S T
§
¦
¨
TH
69TH
53RD
77TH
61ST
37TH
67219
Cost:
$3.39
HILLSIDE
67214
Cost:
$4.00
9TH
2ND
1ST
DOUGLAS
2 1 ST
13TH
17TH
H
8T
I135
LINCOLN
W
AS
H
IN
G
G
EO
E N
RG TO
MOUNT
VERNON
ST
EA
119TH
LEAN
MC
SO
UT
HE
T
AS
V
63RD
67216
Cost:
$3.60
GR
O
45TH
21ST
CENTRAL
53RD
17TH
69TH
K254
¬
«
Kechi
MOUNT VE RNON
69TH
Bel Aire
183RD
E N
R G TO
EO ING
H
55TH
167TH
151S T
OLI V ER
MEADOWLARK
53RD
77TH
CENTRAL
37TH
67207
Cost:
$3.51
Mcconnell
Derby
PATRIOT
47TH
PAWNEE
LINCOLN
Eastborough
CHI
KE
45TH
37TH
21ST
29TH
67220
Cost:
$2.82
W G
AS
¬
«
K15
63RD
63RD
HARRY
13TH
67208
Cost:
$3.31
KELLOGG
67218
Cost:
$3.38
DOUGLAS
13TH
1ST
2ND
MORR
31ST
MAC ARTHUR
HARRY
I35
K15
¬
«
§
¦
¨
PAWNEE
47TH
IS
UTH
PAWNEE
55TH
MACARTHUR
47T H
§
¦
¨
I35
§
¦
¨
67211
Cost:
$3.59
KE LLOGG
CENTRAL
MURDO C K
WATERMAN
67202
Cost:
$3.99
HARRY
MOUNT
VERNON
I135
§
¦
¨
SO
PAWNEE
31ST
I235
§
¦
¨
47TH
55TH
63RD
71ST
N
21ST
29TH
13TH
39TH
K96
¬
«
DOUGLAS
HARRY
39TH
47TH
55TH
69TH
45TH
13TH
67206
Cost:
$3.52
79TH
63RD
31ST
PAWNEE
TRAL
C EN
67210
Cost:
$3.42
MEADOWLARK
RO CK
MADISON
53RD
Greenwich
37TH
67226
Cost:
$3.39
21ST
I35
K96
¬
«
77TH
45TH
55TH
CENTRAL
29TH
PAWNEE
US54
§
¦£
¨
¤
DOUGLAS
47TH
39TH
K ELLOGG
HARRY
71ST
143RD
143 R D
13TH
CENTRA L
DOUGL AS
MAPLE
HARRY
67213
Cost:
$4.29
31ST
MACARTHUR
55TH
N
ZO
MAPLE
I235
§
¦
¨
WEST
13TH
67212
Cost:
$3.18
31ST
MACARTHUR
47TH
67217
Cost:
$3.16
ECA
S EN
CENTRAL
MAPLE
67215
55TH
BA
RUR
183RD
MAPLE
67209
Cost:
$3.69
MACARTHUR
47TH
55TH
INTE
53RD
37TH
13 TH
CE NTRAL
119TH
29TH
135TH
13TH
4TH
67235
Cost:
$2.69
PAWNEE
K42
¬
«
47TH
55TH
63RD
Haysville
MADISON
95TH
95TH
77TH
Colwich
CHICAGO
37TH
21ST
MAPLE
PAWNEE
31ST
Schulte
RD
1 03
61ST
53RD
45TH
29TH
13TH
4TH
Goddard
US54
£
¤
PAWNEE
31S T
MA CARTHUR
47TH
55TH
63RD
GRAND
E
79TH
143RD
143RD
143RD
37TH
Saint
Mark
21ST
23RD
31ST
MACARTHUR
K42
¬
«
63RD
GRAND
79TH
13TH
21ST
37TH
53RD
69TH
HARRY
71ST
63RD
47TH
39TH
31ST
PAWNEE
67230
Cost:
$4.29
BROOKHAVEN
79TH
Average Cost
of 1% Milk
by Zip Code
Sedgwick County, Kansas
1
1
Miles
2
3
2
Average Cost of 1% Milk
4
Average Cost of 1% Milk by Zip Code
67213
67230
67214
67202
67209
67203
67216
67211
67206
67207
67210
67226
67219
67218
67208
67205
0
0
Date: 4/17/2013
The GIS personnel make no warranty or representation,
either expressed or implied, with respect to the information
or the data displayed.
It is understood that the Sedgwick County GIS, Division of Information
and Operations, has no indication or reason to believe that
there are inaccuracies in information incorporated in the base map.
67212
67217
67220
67204
67235
67215
Zip Code
127TH
143RD
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
111TH
111TH
GREE NWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREEN WICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
143RD
143RD
143RD
143RD
63R D
71ST
79TH
GREENWICH
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FILE: C:\GIS\GISmaps\WichitaHealthWellnessCoalition\OnePercentMilkCostByZip.mxd
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99TH
BE
TO
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
79TH
79TH
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
RO CK
ROCK
47TH
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAW
N
EDGE MOOR
GROVE
BROADWAY
BROADWAY
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLS IDE
HILLS IDE
HILLSIDE
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
BUCKNER
39TH
55TH
63RD
71ST
79TH
BUCKNER
47TH
63RD
71ST
79TH
CLIFTON
WA SHINGTO N
GROVE
GROVE
MOSLEY
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
B ROADWAY
BROADWAY
PARK
MAIN
H YDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
SANTA
FE
BROADWAY
BRO ADWAY
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
SAINT
FRANCIS
TOPEKA
EMPORIA
BROADWAY
WACO
MCLEA N
MAIN
MARKET
BROADWAY
MARKET
BROADWAY
TOPEKA
EMPORIA
SAINT FRANCIS
BROADWAY
SENECA
SENECA
SENECA
S ENECA
SENECA
MAIN
SENECA
A MIDON
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
IDIAN
MC
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WE S T
39TH
55TH
55TH
H OOV ER
HOOVER
L
IL
DM
87TH
87TH
TYLER
71ST
M ID
CONT INENT
119TH
119TH
RIDGE
71ST
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
RIDGE
71ST
103RD
MAIZE
MAIZE
MAIZE
MAIZE
TYLER
TYLER
TYLER
TYLER
TYLER
87TH
87TH
MAIZE
135TH
135TH
151ST
151ST
151ST
151ST
151ST
1ST
167TH
167TH
167TH
167TH
T
151S
151S T
151ST
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
135TH
HOOVER
HOOVER
55TH
55TH
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
55TH
71ST
151ST
119TH
119TH
119TH
119TH
MAIZE
MAIZE
103RD
47TH
63RD
K42
¬
«
167TH
183RD
183RD
183RD
183RD
183RD
183RD
183RD
18
151ST
135TH
Map Number 6: Average cost of whole milk per ZIP code
Wichita food deserts.
Why we should care.
6TH
69TH
85TH
69TH
61ST
167TH
53RD
K96
¬
«
45TH
167TH
135TH
69TH
61S T
85TH
45TH
29TH
21ST
13TH
53RD
45TH
85TH
K96
¬
«
Maize
77TH
37TH
29TH
135TH
61ST
45TH
53RD
21ST
67205
Cost:
$4.11
C ENTRAL
WI
N
81ST
37TH
29TH
69TH
61ST
K96
¬
«
67204
Cost:
$3.79
I235
§
¦
¨
MAIN
Valley
Center
21ST
MAPLE
37TH
167TH
O
WOM E R
MER
AN
LE
13TH
FORD
77TH
I235
183RD
AL
1ST
O
ZO
MAPLE
DOUGL A S
FORD
17TH
21ST
69TH
53RD
61ST
CENTR
67203
Cost:
$4.08
25TH
§
¦
¨
29TH
MCCORMICK
119TH
13TH
LIN COLN
77TH
Park
City
Wichita
10
I135
K254
29TH
37TH
¬
«
61S T
§
¦
¨
TH
17TH
69TH
53RD
77TH
61ST
37TH
67219
Cost:
$4.06
HILLSIDE
67214
Cost:
$4.04
9TH
2ND
1ST
DOUGLAS
2 1 ST
13TH
H
8T
I135
LINCOLN
W
AS
H
IN
G
G
EO
E N
RG TO
MOUNT
VERNON
ST
EA
119TH
LEAN
MC
SO
UT
HE
T
AS
V
63RD
67216
Cost:
$3.79
GR
O
45TH
21ST
CENTRAL
53RD
17TH
69TH
K254
W G
AS
CHI
KE
45TH
69TH
Bel Aire
183RD
E N
R G TO
EO ING
H
55TH
167TH
151S T
OLI V ER
MEADOWLARK
53RD
77TH
CENTRAL
37TH
67207
Cost:
$3.77
Mcconnell
Derby
PATRIOT
47TH
PAWNEE
LINCOLN
Eastborough
MOUNT VE RNON
¬
«
K15
63RD
63RD
HARRY
13TH
37TH
67220
Cost:
$3.19
29TH
21ST
KELLOGG
67208
Cost:
$3.92
¬
«
Kechi
DOUGLAS
13TH
1ST
2ND
MORR
67218
Cost:
$4.07
31ST
MAC ARTHUR
HARRY
I35
K15
¬
«
§
¦
¨
PAWNEE
47TH
IS
UTH
PAWNEE
55TH
MACARTHUR
47T H
§
¦
¨
I35
§
¦
¨
67211
Cost:
$3.83
KE LLOGG
CENTRAL
MURDO C K
WATERMAN
67202
Cost:
$4.69
HARRY
MOUNT
VERNON
I135
§
¦
¨
SO
PAWNEE
31ST
I235
§
¦
¨
47TH
55TH
63RD
71ST
N
21ST
29TH
13TH
39TH
K96
¬
«
DOUGLAS
HARRY
39TH
47TH
55TH
69TH
45TH
13TH
67206
Cost:
$4.29
79TH
63RD
31ST
PAWNEE
TRAL
C EN
67210
Cost:
$3.41
MEADOWLARK
RO CK
MADISON
53RD
Greenwich
37TH
67226
Cost:
$3.59
21ST
I35
K96
¬
«
77TH
45TH
55TH
CENTRAL
29TH
US54
PAWNEE
§
¦£
¨
¤
DOUGLAS
47TH
39TH
K ELLOGG
HARRY
71ST
143RD
143 R D
13TH
CENTRA L
DOUGL AS
HARRY
67213
Cost:
$4.41
55TH
N
ZO
WEST
13TH
67212
Cost:
$3.59
MAPLE
I235
§
¦
¨
31ST
MACARTHUR
47TH
67217
Cost:
$3.72
ECA
S EN
CENTRAL
MAPLE
31ST
MACARTHUR
55TH
BA
RUR
53RD
37TH
13 TH
119TH
29TH
67235
Cost:
$3.24
CE NTRAL
MAPLE
67209
Cost:
$4.02
MACARTHUR
67215
Cost:
$4.59
47TH
55TH
INTE
37TH
21ST
13TH
4TH
PAWNEE
K42
¬
«
47TH
55TH
63RD
Haysville
MADISON
95TH
95TH
77TH
Colwich
CHICAGO
45TH
29TH
13TH
4TH
MAPLE
PAWNEE
31ST
Schulte
RD
1 03
61ST
53RD
US54
£
¤
Goddard
PAWNEE
31S T
MA CARTHUR
47TH
55TH
63RD
GRAND
E
79TH
143RD
143RD
143RD
37TH
Saint
Mark
21ST
23RD
31ST
MACARTHUR
K42
¬
«
63RD
GRAND
79TH
13TH
21ST
37TH
53RD
69TH
HARRY
71ST
63RD
47TH
39TH
31ST
PAWNEE
67230
Cost:
$3.89
BROOKHAVEN
79TH
Average Cost
of Whole Milk
by Zip Code
Sedgwick County, Kansas
67202
67215
1
1
2
Miles
3
2
Average Cost of Whole Milk
4
Average Cost of Whole Milk by Zip Code
67213
67206
67205
67203
67218
67219
67214
67209
67208
67230
67211
0
0
Date: 4/16/2013
The GIS personnel make no warranty or representation,
either expressed or implied, with respect to the information
or the data displayed.
It is understood that the Sedgwick County GIS, Division of Information
and Operations, has no indication or reason to believe that
there are inaccuracies in information incorporated in the base map.
67235
67220
67217
67212
67226
67210
67216
67204
67207
Zip Code
127TH
143RD
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
111TH
111TH
GREE NWICH
GREENWICH
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FILE: C:\GIS\GISmaps\WichitaHealthWellnessCoalition\WholeMilkCostByZip.mxd
NAME: jjoseph
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
GREEN WICH
GREENWICH
GREENWICH
127TH
127TH
127TH
127TH
143RD
143RD
143RD
143RD
63R D
71ST
79TH
99TH
BE
TO
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
WEBB
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
79TH
79TH
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
ROCK
RO CK
ROCK
47TH
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAWN
WOODLAW
N
EDGE MOOR
GROVE
BROADWAY
BROADWAY
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
HILLS IDE
HILLS IDE
HILLSIDE
OLIVER
OLIVER
OLIVER
BUCKNER
39TH
55TH
63RD
71ST
79TH
BUCKNER
47TH
63RD
71ST
79TH
CLIFTON
WA SHINGTO N
GROVE
GROVE
MOSLEY
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
B ROADWAY
BROADWAY
PARK
MAIN
H YDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
SANTA
FE
BROADWAY
BRO ADWAY
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
HYDRAULIC
SAINT
FRANCIS
TOPEKA
EMPORIA
BROADWAY
WACO
MCLEA N
MAIN
MARKET
BROADWAY
MARKET
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Wichita food deserts.
Why we should care.
Food Deserts
Traditionally defined, food deserts are low-income areas (census tracts) where a significant number of residents are far
from a Supermarket/Grocery Store (defined as low access). Low-income census tracts are defined in one of three ways:
1) a tract’s poverty rate is greater than 20%, 2) the tract’s median family income is less than or equal to 80% of the
statewide median family income, or 3) in a metropolitan area such as Wichita, the tract has a median family income less
than or equal to 80% of the city’s median family income. The USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) describes
low access for urban areas, such as Wichita, as living more than one mile from a full-service Grocery Store.
In the map below, areas highlighted in green represent food deserts within the city of Wichita as defined by the USDA
definition. Food deserts were also drawn in on Maps 1-3 in the previous section in order to allow readers to look at the
retail data in terms of food deserts as well.
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Appendix A: Retail Food Store - Survey Instrument, page 1
Wichita food deserts.
Why we should care.
Store ID Number
Wichita Health and Wellness Coalition
Retail Food Store - Survey Instrument
January 2013
Evaluator: __________________________________________________
Store Name: _________________________________________________
Address: (Updates Only) __________________________________________
Time and Date of Visit: ________________________________________
Store Type:
____Supermarket/Grocery Store (e.g. Dillons)
____Convenience Store (e.g. Quick Trip)
____Ethnic/Speciality Store (e.g. Spanish Grocery Store, Meat Store)
____ Superstore (e.g. Supertarget, Walmart)
____Other Retailer (e.g. Walgreens, Dollar General)
Store Hours:
Day
Hours
Day
Sunday
Thursday
Monday
Friday
Tuesday
Saturday
Hours
Wednesday
Accepts SNAP/WIC Benefits: !
!
!
____ YES ! !
_____ NO
Directions for the Evaluator: On the back of this sheet several grocery items are
listed. Please record the price of the item, according to the unit requested. If an item is
usually sold in the store, but is currently unavailable please record the price and write
“OUT” next to it. If an item is not usually sold in a store, please write “N/A” in the price
field or mark the line with a slash. If the price of an item is a “sale price” indicate the
price, and write “S” next to it (e.g., Apples, $1.09/lb, S). When more than one brand/
type for each item exists, please choose the cheapest one. (e.g. Whole Wheat Pasta
Brand X is $1.99/package and Walmart Brand Whole Wheat Pasta is $1.09 for the
same size package, record the Walmart brand price). If you cannot find an item of the
desired size/package, record the closest thing and write down any differences.
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Appendix A: Retail Food Store - Survey Instrument, page 2
Wichita food deserts.
Why we should care.
Food Item
Fruit - Fresh
Wichita
Health
and Wellness Coalition
Item
Weight/Unit
Retail Food Store - Survey Instrument
January 2013
Apples, any variety
Apples, any variety, Single
Bananas
Banana, Single
Oranges, any variety
Fruit, Canned in Syrup
Price
Per lb
One
Per lb
One
4 or 8 lb bag
15 oz can
Vegetables - Fresh
Veg, Canned, Not Peas
Carrots, unpeeled
Fresh Vegetables, Single Serving
14.5oz
2-lb bag
Single Serving Packet
Green pepper
Each
Lettuce, leaf (green or red)
Head
Dairy Products
Milk, 1% lowfat
1 gallon
Milk, whole
1 gallon
Cheese, cheddar, any variety
Cheese Stick, Mozerella, Part Skim
Lowfat yogurt
Single Serving Lowfat Yogurt
Per oz
1
32-oz carton
6 ounce container
Grain Products
Bread, whole wheat
20 or 24-oz loaf
Bread, white
20 or 24-oz loaf
Whole Wheat Pasta
13.25 oz
Pasta, white
1-lb bag
Beans, Dry, any variety
1-lb bag
Brown Rice
32 ounces or 16 ounces
Meats/Fish
Beef, ground, non-lean
Per lb
Beef, ground, lean
Per lb
Chicken, thighs
Per Lb
Eggs, grade A large
1 dozen
Tuna fish, water, canned
5-oz can
Beverages
Pop/Soda, not Refrigerated
Juice, Refrigerated
2L
59oz or 1/2 gallon
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