The 1990 Census is available on the web from the Census
Bureau. In particular, they have the census tract-level data for Richmond
Our neighborhood is split along Bellevue Ave. between CT102 and CT 104:
(Please pardon the tract outlines. I am not an artist, and this is hard to do
with a mouse.)
As you see, CT102 includes the northern half of Bellevue, along with the Seminary Ave.
area north of Westminster Ave., and the neighborhoods on either side of Laburnum, west of
the AP Hill monument. Imperial Plaza is in the tract. Part of the front lawn
and parking lots of Westminster-Canterbury are in the area but the structures are in the
County. The CT102 data appear to not include the Weistminster-Canterbury
population. CT104 includes the southern half of Bellevue and Ginter Park south to
Brookland Park Blvd., including the neighborhoods along Hawthorne and Noble Avenues.
The Chamberlayne Ave. zoning disaster Runs
through both census tracts and through these otherwise very nice neighborhoods.
We have downloaded a selection of census data on these two
tracts and have analyzed part of the data.