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- Resources for Identifying Locations of Children
- Public Health Resources
- CDC Resources
- Census Resources
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Resources for identifying locations of children
Young children are highly sensitive to negative health effects associated with lead exposure. The following table provides resources to help identify locations where children congregate, including childcare facilities and schools, that may warrant higher priority in LSL replacement programs.
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HIFLD provides national foundation-level geospatial data to support community preparedness and resiliency research. Open geographic information system (GIS) datasets are available for the locations of educational facilities, public health facilities, and childcare facilities to help identify where there may be high concentrations of children. |
HIFLD data is available for download as CSV, KML, and Shapefile (ArcGIS) data use across many different platforms |
Only raw data is available; significant analysis may be required to produce usable information for LSL replacement programs |
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Census Resources
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