New Mexico's Food Access
Where people can reach nutritious food, and where they can't, by neighborhood, across all 33 counties. Grocery and food deserts, SNAP and WIC reach, and a food-access priority index that combines access, poverty and need. Pick a measure to shade the map, then open a county and a neighborhood to see the full picture. A planning view to point support where it helps, never to rank who deserves food. How this data may & may not be used →
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New Mexico, all neighborhoodsEvery card is a live statewide number and a filter. Tap one to shade the map by it; open a county to see that county's number.
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Click a county to drill in, then a neighborhood for its full food-access report. Toggle the food locations above the map.
A food-access priority index and nutrition-desert model over 543 modeled census tracts (612 total; tribal-nation tracts and locations are withheld pending consent). Grocery, SNAP, WIC and resource locations (2,600+ points), distances to the nearest full grocery / market / SNAP / WIC, store counts within 1/5/10 miles, plus poverty, no-vehicle, food-insecurity and life-expectancy context. Sourced from USDA, SNAP/WIC program data, OpenStreetMap and the Census (ACS), matched to each neighborhood. Describes reality to point support where it helps; it never ranks who deserves food. How this data may & may not be used →