Community Health Statistics Unit

HHSA Region Map

Maps and Spatial Data

The Community Health Statistics Unit utilizes geographic information systems as a way to help planners, community partners, and the public visualize a variety of data spatially. 

*Note: Map above depicts our Health and Human Services Agency regions, one of the many geographic boundaries we depict data in.

Disease and Injury Atlases

These atlases show rates of disease and injury mapped by community (Sub-regional Area, SRA) for all residents by medical outcome or death.* Indicators include non-communicable (chronic) disease, communicable disease, injury, and behavioral health conditions. Where available, maps by race-ethnicity and age group are included. 

* Atlases may include rates of death, emergency department discharge, hospitalization, and in-patient treatment. 

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Healthy Places Index

This map helps visualize the estimated Healthy Places Index (HPI) by subregional area in San Diego County. 

Download the PDF version of the Healthy Places Index (HPI) Quartiles by Subregional Area in San Diego County. 

*Estimated HPI scores and quartiles for subregional areas were calculated based on aggregating census tract data.

Economic Hardship Index

Economic Hardship Index (EHI): Index of economic conditions based on crowded housing, dependency, education, income, poverty, and unemployment, with a higher value indicating worse economic conditions.1-3 This map helps visualize the estimated EHI by subregional area in San Diego County. The estimated EHI compares economic conditions between subregional areas. 

Download a PDF version of the Economic Hardship Index Fact Sheet. 

Download a PDF version of the Economic Hardship Index by Subregional Area map. 

*Estimated economic hardship index values were calculated based on aggregating census tract data.

1. America’s Health Rankings analysis of U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, United Health Foundation, AmericasHealthRankings.org, accessed 2023.
2. Montiel LM, Nathan RP, Wright DJ. An update on urban hardship. Albany (NY): The Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government; 2004.
3. Nathan, Richard P., and Charles Adams. 1976. “Understanding Central City Hardship.” Political Science Quarterly 91 (1): 47–62. https://doi.org/10.2307/2149158.  

Walkability Index

This map helps visualize the estimated Walkability Index by Subregional Area, and Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) regions in San Diego County. 

Download the PDF version of the Walkability Index map atlas. 

*Estimated walkability index values were calculated based on aggregating Census Block Group (CBG) level data.

Demographic and Vulnerable Population Maps

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2015 Foreign Born Atlas - The San Diego County Atlas of Foreign-born Populations is comprised of 7 atlas documents in the series. There is a list of the countries included in each document. All data comes from the American Community Survey (ACS) 2011-2015 summary results which describe the place of birth, English-speaking ability of foreign-born populations, the language spoken at home, and linguistic isolation by language. All maps show data at the census tract level with larger communities overlayed.

 

Resources

Collision-Related Maps and Injury Data

TIMS

Transportation Injury Mapping System (TIMS)

TIMS is a web-based data query and download application developed to display pin maps in Google Maps, using the California Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System (SWITRS) collision data. A second application was designed and applied to provide a more map-centric experience with other types of data layers and spatial analysis capabilities typically seen in a Geographic Information System (GIS), which is all available to the public.