Is this ZIP close to a grocery store?

USDA's Food Access Research Atlas 2019 Large Retailer Access Map (ERS's name for the file since July 2026; on 2010 census tracts, using a 2019 supermarket list). A tract is flagged low-income and low-access when its poverty rate is high or incomes low and a large share of residents live more than 1 mile from a supermarket in an urban area or 10 miles in a rural one; the map shows the share of a ZIP's residents in flagged tracts, weighted by 2020 census block population. Distance shares are on the card. Dollar stores and small groceries do not count as supermarkets. USDA's current SNAP retailer list counts the supermarkets, grocers and convenience stores inside the ZIP and finds the nearest supermarket, superstore or grocery store, including stores just across the state line. The shares of households without a vehicle and of households that received SNAP in the past year come from the Census survey.

1,229 of 1,233 ZIPs have data; median 0%.

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Map of Ohio by Groceries

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USDA Food Access Research Atlas 2019 Large Retailer Access Map (2010 tracts, ERS's name for the file since July 2026) weighted by 2020 block population: distance to the nearest supermarket and low-income low-access flags; Census ACS 2020-2024 B25044 households without a vehicle; USDA Food and Nutrition Service SNAP retailer locations, 2026, counting stores in PA, WV, KY, IN and MI within about 25 miles of Ohio for the nearest store and the 3-mile figure; Census ACS 2020-2024 B22003 SNAP households

USDA ERS Large Retailer Access Map · USDA SNAP retailers · Census ACS

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