Food Access Map

The federal hunger map, checked against the food that is actually there.

A community food-environment analysis tool built on public data. Pick any point in Washington, draw a 1-, 3-, or 5-mile radius, and see what the federal food-access measure says next to what is actually within reach: every grocery, convenience store, food bank, and USDA-verified SNAP retailer, census-tract by census-tract — with population, poverty, and vehicle-access figures carrying their own margins of error. Then print a board-ready report with the map, the numbers, and their sources.

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