Table 2.

Socio-economic variation within Riverside DAs (N = 26), compared to Calgary.

Geographic Unit	Average Self-Reported Healtha	Median Family Incomeb	Percent Low Incomeb	Average Educationb	Percent Lone Parent Householdsb	Index of Disadvantage
Calgary	NA	57,879	11	4.01	15	NA
Riverside	NA	40,468	18	3.49	24	NA
Census DA
106	2.92	37,416	24.40	3.31	40.00	0.98
112	3.05	30,703	39.40	3.34	33.33	1.38
126	3.14	39,880	31.40	3.01	28.57	1.12
117	3.29	44,690	15.00	3.25	37.14	0.52
101	3.30	43,665	11.80	3.57	39.47	0.20
116	3.50	59,393	24.10	3.52	10.34	-0.55
109	3.50	54,315	11.00	3.54	30.00	-0.32
103	3.56	62,723	14.70	3.59	33.33	-0.42
110	3.57	44,438	32.70	3.27	19.05	0.56
107	3.59	56,722	17.40	3.41	10.34	-0.55
120	3.60	54,697	22.70	3.48	11.11	-0.39
125	3.64	50,723	7.80	3.98	26.09	-0.82
105	3.67	56,539	24.40	3.53	40.00	0.23
113	3.67	29,385	59.20	3.38	27.59	1.78
108	3.70	57,937	21.40	3.19	20.00	-0.03
121	3.75	NA	NA	3.90	23.08	NA
115	3.79	65,781	17.10	3.96	16.67	-1.19
104	3.85	30,573	35.20	3.80	33.33	0.83
102	3.89	48,540	13.70	3.41	20.00	-0.19
119	3.89	38,706	24.00	3.33	29.03	0.66
114	3.90	29,776	32.60	3.35	18.92	0.88
118	3.93	44,009	24.50	3.26	10.64	0.16
111	3.94	44,853	36.40	3.53	25.93	0.55
122	3.98	70,041	7.00	4.40	5.41	-2.27
124	4.00	82,008	14.00	4.25	12.66	-2.11
123	4.09	59,055	17.10	3.95	16.67	-1.00
Mean	3.64	49,463	23.16	3.56	24.00	0.00
Coefficient of Variation	8.33%	27.15%	50.88%	9.48%	43.42%	NA

^a Data from 2004 Riverside Survey

^b Data from 2001 Census