Table 2.

Hypersegregated metropolitan areas in 2010

	Unevenness	Isolation	Clustering	Concentration	Centralization	Average
High Score on All Five Dimensions
Baltimore	64.3	62.4	62.6	79.1	79.1	69.5
Birmingham	65.2	62.6	78.3	68.3	79.3	70.7
Chicago	75.2	64.8	86.3	79.1	79.6	77.0
Cleveland	72.6	64.7	80.6	85.4	81.9	77.0
Detroit	74.0	70.0	82.6	86.2	74.6	77.5
Flint	67.3	61.7	84.2	80.1	84.1	75.5
Milwaukee	79.6	65.5	100.0	87.1	91.2	84.7
St. Louis	70.6	62.0	75.9	87.3	91.2	77.4
Average	71.1	64.2	81.3	81.6	82.6	76.2
High Score on Four Dimensions
Boston	61.5	31.1	64.8	75.2	79.2	62.4
Chattanooga	63.0	48.6	66.8	78.8	62.6	64.0
Dayton	63.3	55.1	63.4	70.4	76.7	65.8
Gadsden	66.4	47.0	67.2	81.7	81.4	68.7
Hartford	62.3	35.4	80.5	71.1	70.7	64.0
Kansas City	58.6	43.3	52.1	86.5	88.1	65.7
Mobile	59.0	62.2	42.0	68.4	72.6	60.8
Monroe	63.4	66.7	62.6	51.7	71.6	63.2
New York	76.9	51.3	78.6	80.6	83.6	74.2
Philadelphia	67.0	55.8	85.0	69.7	70.0	69.5
Rochester	63.0	40.3	98.9	75.7	78.6	71.3
Syracuse	64.6	37.5	69.0	83.7	87.5	68.5
Winston-Salem	56.1	43.4	55.4	74.8	81.2	62.2
Average	63.5	47.5	68.2	74.5	77.2	66.2