LODES — total people commuting into each census tract, nationwide
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Year
2023
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2002
2023
⚠ Federal employment data not available before 2010. Part of this
change may reflect that data-source addition rather than real growth —
especially near federal employment hubs (military bases, federal agency
offices).
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Industry
Federal jobs (JT04)
Federal employment (JT04) only enters LODES in 2010. "Exclude" drops it in every year, so pre-/post-2010 years are on the same basis. "Only federal" isolates it (computed as All minus Exclude) — pre-2010 years show no data, since JT04 didn't exist yet.
Metric
Percentile rank of this tract's workers among all tracts in the same metro area (2020 CBSA boundaries, applied to every year). Tracts outside any metro area are gray.
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>1 stretches high values apart (emphasizes outliers) · <1 compresses them (emphasizes the middle of the distribution)
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Industrial facilities (TRI)
EPA Toxics Release Inventory, large chemical-release facilities only. "Closed" = EPA's own flag; open/close years are inferred from reporting gaps and are candidates, not confirmed events.
Commuters into tract, 2023
LODES 2002-2023 · JT00 + JT04 federal (2010+)
LODES is job-based, not trip-based: it has no travel or telework data. A worker is counted as commuting to their job's address whether they go in 5 days a week or work from home full time.