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The neighborhood I looked at was in northern Montgomery, Alabama. It was originally designated as D grade ("hazardous"). 70% of its population are minorities and 37% of households live below the poverty line. This neighborhood was +3.9 degrees warmer than the city average. Interestingly, 40.5% of the land cover in this neighborhood is covered with trees yet even still the temperature in this neighborhood is much higher than that of other neighborhoods in the city of Montgomery.

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- 1.3 degrees C above city average
- Grade D
- Impervious Surface: 50%

- Area Tree Covered: 34%
- Minority: 39%
- Households Below Poverty Level: 3%
- Vacant Housing Units: 5%
- Median Home Value: $688,492

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This neighborhood in Seattle, WA is a C lined neighborhood. It's 2.4 degrees above the citywide average.
Impervious Surface: 71%

Area Tree Covered: 12%

Minority: 31%

Households Below Poverty Level: 11%

Vacant Housing Units: 6%

Median Home Value: $619,448
-Fiona Murphy

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- 4.1 deg C above average
- overall grade of c or declining
- Impervious Surface: 77%

- Area Tree Covered: 3%

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The neighborhood I chose is a C lined area. It is -0.3 degrees below the city average. It has 82% impervious surfaces and 9% tree cover.
DK

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The neighborhood I picked for Brookline is a C lined neighborhood. It is 0.8 degrees warmer than the average city wide temperature, and has 13.5% tree cover and 72.8% impervious surfaces. Its minority population is 42.9% -Jeremy

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The neighborhood I chose is in Milton, MA which is grade C. It has an average temperature that is 1 degree above the citywide average. It is impervious 49.2% of surfaces and the Tree cover is 15% of landcover.
-Jamie Chmielewski

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The neighborhood I chose in Brookline has an average land surface temp that is -2.1 deg C below the citywide average. It has received a grade A for the Home Owners' Loan Corporation. The impervious surface is 22% and the area tree covered is 52%.

-EM

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Luke: I picked this neighborhood which has an average temperature 1.2ºC cooler than the city average. I picked this area because I know that it is very segregated, and the outside areas are much less nice. As predicted, this area was cooler than the outside neighborhoods, and while they got a grade of C, or "declining", this area got a B, meaning it was "still desirable".

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This neighborhood is graded D. It's temperature is 4.2 degrees above city average. 75.6% of the city is impervious surfaces. 2% of the land is covered with trees. The minority population is 10.3%.
Celia Lanza

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This area received a HOLC grade of D, which means it was listed as Hazardous. The land surface temperature is 3 degrees C above the citywide average, which is a significant increase. The impervious surface coverage is 80%, while tree coverage is only 8%. 65% of the population in this community is made up of minority groups. 19% of people fall below the poverty line.
-Jessie

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The neighborhood I picked for Los Angeles is a D lined neighborhood. It is 4 degrees warmer than the average city wide temperature, and has 3% tree cover and 79.5% impervious surfaces. Its minority population is 99.1% -Jeremy

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This neighborhood in Chicago, IL, has an average land surface temperature that is 2.8 degrees (Cº) higher than the citywide average. It is marked as grade D and has an impervious surface of 87%. Additionally, the neighborhood has a minority rate of 91%.
- Anika Singh

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the neighborhood I picked has been an A since it was categorized by the HOA. 2.8 degrees cooler than citywide average.
Impervious Surface: 39%

Area Tree Covered: 24%

Minority: 16%

Households Below Poverty Level: 6%

Vacant Housing Units: 6%

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John Hood: this neighborhood in St. Louis is 4.1 degrees warmer than the cities average. with 68% of impervious covering and 6% tree covering. this neighborhood has 16% minorities and is a grade level C area.

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The neighborhood I chose in columbus is a C class neighborhood with its temperature being +4.9 degrees more than the city average. It has 68.2% impervious surfaces and 8.2% tree cover.
Lauren Concannon

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Waltham, MA is considered a c line environment, with temperatures 1 degree above the citywide average. 645 of the surfaces are impervious and 21% of the land has treecover.

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This neighborhood in Chicago was originally a D class neighborhood and is 2.2 degrees warmer than the Chicago city average. It has  66.2% impervious surfaces and only 5.4% of tree cover.
(Maddie)

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The neighborhood I chose in Brookline is a C lined neighborhood. It is 2 degrees warmer than the average city wide temperature. It has 20.9% tree cover and 69.3% impervious surfaces. -Riley C

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Cambridge, MA is on average about 2.2 degrees warmer than the rest of the city average. 76% impervious surfaces and only 10% tree cover. 52% of people that live in the area are minorities. The HOLC graded it D ('hazardous') -Jacob

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neighborhood: C
temperature: +0.9
impervious: 48.6%
tree cover: 33.7%
minority: 18.2%
-ellie s

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An average of 1 degree warmer. 52% impervious surfaces. 15 % tree cover. 21 % minority population. - Henry

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The neighborhood I chose in Needham is a B lined neighborhood. It is .3 degrees warmer than the city average. It has 35.2% impervious surfaces and 44.5% tree cover.
-Miles

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This neighborhood in Los Angeles was  a C-lined neighborhood. It is 3.7º above the city average and has 78% impervious surfaces and is 99% minorities.

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The neighborhood I chose in Medford is a C lined neighborhood. It is 1.5 degrees warmer than the city averege. It has 75% impervious surfaces and only 15% tree cover.