Esri Tapestry Demographics

[Suburbia]

As some Atlas forum users may know, I am obsessed with demographics. I recently found a website, called ESRI.com which showcases 21st-century demographic blocs.

https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/tapestry-segmentation/zip-lookup

http://downloads.esri.com/esri_content_doc/dbl/us/tapestry/1A-14C_TapestryFlier_G79488_2-18_ALL.pdf

I live in Pleasantville, in New Jersey.

[Suburbia]

Brentwood, TN (Williamson) 37027 is Top Tier/Professional Pride/Exurbanites

Clearly the Trump-Blackburn tax cuts helped them; they are the rich white Southerners.

https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/tapestry-segmentation/zip-lookup

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

I do not like that the zip code look up assumes zip codes can tell which county one lives in.  Maybe in States that have their geography defined by the Public Land Survey System zip codes work that way, but it definitely does not work in South Carolina.

[jimrtex]

I do not like that the zip code look up assumes zip codes can tell which county one lives in.  Maybe in States that have their geography defined by the Public Land Survey System zip codes work that way, but it definitely does not work in South Carolina.

I think it is using the predominate county for the Zip Code.

It is trivial to determine the county population of a Zip Code.

[kwabbit]

This thread has important Bronz lore. He was from Pleasantville NJ, which is about 35% Black and 50% Latino. I previously thought he was from the more WWC areas of Middlesex County like Sayreville, Old Bridge, etc. That could've factored into his obsession with non-White voters.

[Senator Incitatus]

This thread has important Bronz lore. He was from Pleasantville NJ, which is about 35% Black and 50% Latino. I previously thought he was from the more WWC areas of Middlesex County like Sayreville, Old Bridge, etc. That could've factored into his obsession with non-White voters.

I have always assumed bronz was Latino or South Asian.