Ethnische Karte von Chicago um 1950

Von BlueMeteor20

11 Comments

  1. No-Mousse756 on

    The green pocket should be much larger near the southside. And all the nuns at SXU

  2. clamorous_owle on

    That was likely the last census year before the flight to the suburbs began.

    On the exterior of some older buildings you can still find inscriptions, symbols, and art left by ethnic populations of the early to mid 20th century which correspond to the data on that map.

  3. MarkyMarkFuerte on

    Either I’m reading this map wrong, or there is a disproportionate amount of Scots and no Blacks

  4. TheWeighToTheHeart on

    The fact this map existed is an amazing view into how America saw itself at the time

  5. redcurrantevents on

    “Yugoslav” not really precise enough, I know at least there were separate Slovenian and Serbian enclaves, maybe there was a Croat one too. Maybe they ran out colors.

  6. I’m assuming the slanted shadings are Jewish?

    And I thought the far Southwest was ultra-Irish at the time?

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