2050 Regional Transit Plan: Existing Conditions – Figure 52. Density of People with Disabilities

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Map of people with disabilities per acre overlaid on top of the MMT paratransit service area (denoted in light blue). The lightest pink color denotes less than 0.3 people with disabilities per acre, the light orange denotes 0.3-0.8, the orange denotes 0.8-1.6, the red denotes 1.6-3.5, and the darkest red denotes 3.5-7 low-income households per acre. There are some more dense clusters in central and south Colorado Springs where people with disabilities live.

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Density of People with Disabilities

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Map of people with disabilities per acre overlaid on top of the MMT paratransit service area (denoted in light blue). The lightest pink color denotes less than 0.3 people with disabilities per acre, the light orange denotes 0.3-0.8, the orange denotes 0.8-1.6, the red denotes 1.6-3.5, and the darkest red denotes 3.5-7 low-income households per acre. There are some more dense clusters in central and south Colorado Springs where people with disabilities live.