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. 2016 Sep 15;13:E128. doi: 10.5888/pcd13.160221

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This figure contains 2 maps, each depicting 8 counties in the Hudson Valley, New York. The first map shows the zip code tabulation area (ZCTA) area deprivation index (ADI) values dichotomized (top 15% and bottom 85%) based on regional values. The overall trend is that ZCTAs in the northwestern portion of the study area, mostly in Sullivan and Delaware counties, have a high level of deprivation. The second map shows the same study area, but uses the dichotomized ADI values based on local 10-km calibration. The results illustrate ZCTAs with high levels of deprivation are more evenly dispersed throughout the study area. — Regional versus local variation in the area deprivation index (ADI) in the Hudson Valley of New York. Dichotomized ADI values were calibrated on the basis of regional and local 10-km scales by zip code tabulation area.