Metropolitan Area Rankings:
Recognizing that some users are interested in smaller places, the following
tables are set up to make it easy to see the national ranking of all metro
areas. In each table, click on the column that you would like to see ranked,
and the table will be resorted on that column.
Remember that values of the index of dissimilarity in areas with small group
sizes are very sensitive to change in population size. In such areas, even a
small increase or decrease in the size of the group can cause a large
increase or decrease in the dissimilarity index. This change is not
necessarily indicative of a real change in the residential experience of the
average group member. As a reminder, we have displayed in red the names of
areas where one of the groups in the sorted column has a small population
total.
Because exposure indices are inherently closely linked to the relative sizes
of groups in the total population, we do not recommend making comparisons in
these measures across all metro areas. Such rankings would mainly reflect
the racial and ethnic composition of the areas, rather than the extent of
segregation within them.
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