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Visualizing and Mapping Fairfax

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The following maps, charts, and graphs utilize data from various studies and surveys about Jewish life in Los Angeles and Beverly-Fairfax, and in do so, provide a window into understanding the history of the neighborhood.  From a social science perspective, this data can help to illuminate the on-the-ground demographic conditions and socio-economic differences between Beverly-Fairfax and other Los Angeles neighborhoods. Examining this seemingly objective information--and the purpose of these studies and surveys--can also help to highlight the ways in which various stakeholders perceived life in the Fairfax neighborhood and understood the role of Beverly-Fairfax within a broader metropolitan context. 

 

Contents of this path:

  1. Fairfax's Jewish Population, 1951-1979
  2. Jewish Concentration by Neighborhood, 1951
  3. Jewish Income Levels by Neighborhood, 1951
  4. Jewish Income by Neighborhood, 1968
  5. Preferred Moving Destination Among Jewish Angelenos, 1968
  6. Age of Fairfax's Population, 1977
  7. Comparison of Population across "Ethnic Enclaves," 1980
  8. Comparison of Retail Sales across "Ethnic Enclaves," 1980
  9. Orthodox Jews by Neighborhood, 1979
  10. Would you Describe your Neighborhood as "Jewish," 1979 Survey
  11. Would you like your Neighborhood to be more "Jewish," 1979 Survey
  12. Fairfax Maps Resource Guide