Farmers markets contribute to community health and enhance local food economies, but there are disparities in the location, amount, and accessibility of markets in Washington, DC. Markets often provide residents a reliable source of fresh produce and pantry staples while supporting small-scale farmers and local artisans, despite uneven food access persisting across neighborhoods.
This map examines Washington, DC farmers’ markets by their accessibility, distribution, and walkability. I examined where markets are located, their seasonality, and how walkable they are for nearby residents. Through GIS, spatial analysis tools, and available datasets, I analyze where residents have stronger food access and where gaps in neighborhood market availability remain…
Source: UBIQUE by American Geographical Society – By Lauren Johnson
UBIQUE by American Geographical Society - Map of The Week
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