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    MetroBoston DataCommon is an online mapping tool.

    The MetroBoston DataCommon, a partnership between the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) and the Boston Indicators Project, is an interactive data portal and mapping tool with information about the region’s people, neighborhoods, infrastructure, and environmental resources. It is a resource for all those seeking to better understand how the region and its communities are changing, and help residents, planners, city and town officials, educators, and journalists explore options and make informed decisions.

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Explore MAPC's Annual Report and Calendar maps, illustrating conditions in the region and see whether the map you want may already exist.

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Morning School Commutes; MAPC Calendar Page September 2012
Morning School Commutes
Proximity is no guarantee that children walk or bike to school. More and more schools are encouraging children to walk or bike to school for various health, environmental, and transportation reasons. The “target audience” for these efforts consists of students who live within walking distance of their school, but who get there by car.
MAPC Calendar Page September 2012
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Education and the Labor Force; MAPC Calendar Page November 2008
Education and the Labor Force
Growing the region's economy means investing in its strongest asset: our workforce. Metro Boston's well-educated population is fundamental to our civic life and our economy.
MAPC Calendar Page November 2008
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Education Spending; MAPC Calendar Page April 2006
Education Spending
Education is the largest single item within most municipal budgets, and in many cases, these costs are growing at twice the rate of the total budget.
MAPC Calendar Page April 2006
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Participation in METCO and School Choice; MAPC Calendar Page May 2006
Participation in METCO and School Choice
The Commonwealth has had to work to increase educational opportunities for all students.
MAPC Calendar Page May 2006
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  • About MBDC
    • What is the MetroBoston DataCommon?
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
    • Tools on Our Site
    • Partners
    • Contact Us
    • Where is the old DataCommon Website?
  • Find Data
    By Topic:
    • Demographics
    • Arts & Culture
    • Civic Vitality & Governance
    • Economy
    • Education
    • Environment & Energy
    • Housing
    • Land Use & Zoning
    • Public Health
    • Public Safety
    • Technology
    • Transportation
    • Geographic Boundaries
  • Snapshots & Profiles
    • For Cities and Towns
  • Do It Yourself
    • New Weave Visualization
  • Learning Community
    • Data Day 2012
    • Data Day 2009
  • Resources
    • Data Visualization and Mapping Resources
    • User Profiles
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