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Consider what you learned from your city exploration. What other questions might you want to ask or what
information would help you to better understand your community’s health factors?

What are some local, county, or state-level data sources you're curious to look into now?

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For each metric, you will find a yellow bar that indicates your city's score and a navy triangle that indicates the average score across the dashboard cities-- above is an example of Third-Grade Reading Scores in Montgomery, Alabama (Montgomery with a score of 1.2, lower than the average score among city dashboard cities, 3.1).

Look at your city across the dashboard metrics and share metrics where your city needs improvement compared to the average of the dashboard cities:

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For each metric, you will find a yellow bar that indicates your city's score and a navy triangle that indicates the average score across the dashboard cities-- above is an example of Racial/Ethnic Diversity in Montgomery, Alabama (Montgomery with a score of 59.7, slightly higher than the average score among city dashboard cities, 57.9).

Look at your city across the dashboard metrics and share metrics where your city is better than the dashboard city average.

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Search for your city and explore some health metrics that align with your local priorities and take note of:

Metrics where your city is better than average or needing improvement.

Census tracts/neighborhoods in need of improvement

How your city compares to other cities

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35+ measures of health, the factors that shape health, and drivers of health equity to guide local solutions for 750+ U.S. cities.