American Community Survey 2019–2023

Wilkes-Barre area census tracts by workers using public transportation

Workers using public transportation is highest in Georgetown CDP (southwest 3) (10.1%). This table ranks 101 eligible mapped census tracts.

Workers using public transportation values are ACS five-year survey estimates. Percentage and median rankings exclude tracts below 500 residents; this reduces but does not eliminate sampling uncertainty.

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#	Census tract area	Workers using public transportation
1	Georgetown CDP (southwest 3)	10.1%
2	Duryea borough (south-southwest)	7.6%
3	Wilkes-Barre city (east-northeast)	6.8%
4	Georgetown CDP (northeast 2)	4.6%
5	Lattimer CDP (northwest)	3.8%
6	Hazleton city (southwest)	3.7%
7	Wilkes-Barre city (northeast)	3.6%
8	Georgetown CDP (east-northeast)	3.3%
9	Hazleton city (northwest)	3%
10	Avoca borough	2.9%
11	Georgetown CDP (north-northeast)	2.7%
12	Lattimer CDP (west-northwest)	2.2%
13	Georgetown CDP (southwest 1)	2.1%
14	Larksville borough (east-southeast)	2%
15	Exeter borough	1.9%
16	Kingston borough (southwest)	1.9%
17	Wilkes-Barre city (north)	1.9%
18	Plymouth borough	1.8%
19	Wilkes-Barre city (south)	1.8%
20	Wanamie CDP (east)	1.7%
21	West Hazleton borough (east)	1.6%
22	Georgetown CDP (northeast 1)	1.5%
23	Georgetown CDP (south-southwest)	1.3%
24	West Nanticoke CDP (east-northeast)	1.3%
25	Hazleton city (east-northeast)	1.2%
26	Hickory Hills CDP	1.1%
27	West Nanticoke CDP (west)	1%
28	Wilkes-Barre city (south-southwest)	1%
29	Bear Creek Village borough (northwest)	0.9%
30	Edwardsville borough (southeast)	0.9%
31	Larksville borough (north-northwest)	0.9%
32	Ashley borough (southeast)	0.8%
33	Lattimer CDP (south)	0.8%
34	Nanticoke city (south-southeast)	0.8%
35	Ashley borough (southwest)	0.7%
36	Wilkes-Barre city (west-southwest)	0.7%
37	Nanticoke city (north-northwest)	0.6%
38	Beech Mountain Lakes CDP (south-southeast)	0.5%
39	Duryea borough (north-northeast)	0.5%
40	Sugar Notch borough (west-northwest)	0.5%
41	Wanamie CDP (north-northeast)	0.5%
42	Conyngham borough (west)	0.4%
43	Dallas borough	0.4%
44	Mocanaqua CDP	0.4%
45	Larksville borough (southwest)	0.3%
46	Sugar Notch borough (south)	0.2%
47	Bear Creek Village borough (southeast)	0.1%
48	Misericordia University CDP (west)	0.1%
49	Pittston city	0.1%
50	Silkworth CDP	0.1%
51	Ashley borough (north)	0%
52	Beech Mountain Lakes CDP (north-northwest)	0%
53	Browntown CDP	0%
54	Chase CDP	0%
55	Conyngham borough (east)	0%
56	Courtdale borough	0%
57	Dupont borough	0%
58	East Berwick CDP	0%
59	Edwardsville borough (north-northeast)	0%
60	Edwardsville borough (west-southwest)	0%
61	Forty Fort borough	0%
62	Freeland borough	0%
63	Georgetown CDP (east-southeast)	0%
64	Georgetown CDP (southwest 2)	0%
65	Harveys Lake borough	0%
66	Hazleton city (north)	0%
67	Hudson CDP (north-northeast)	0%
68	Hudson CDP (south-southeast)	0%
69	Hudson CDP (west-southwest)	0%
70	Hughestown borough	0%
71	Kingston borough (northeast)	0%
72	Laflin borough	0%
73	Lattimer CDP (northeast)	0%
74	Luzerne borough	0%
75	Misericordia University CDP (east)	0%
76	Mountain Top CDP (northeast)	0%
77	Mountain Top CDP (south)	0%
78	Mountain Top CDP (west)	0%
79	New Columbus borough (north-northeast)	0%
80	New Columbus borough (south-southwest)	0%
81	Nuangola borough	0%
82	Penn Lake Park borough	0%
83	Pikes Creek CDP	0%
84	Shickshinny borough (northeast)	0%
85	Shickshinny borough (southwest)	0%
86	Sugar Notch borough (east)	0%
87	Swoyersville borough	0%
88	Trucksville CDP	0%
89	Upper Exeter CDP (east)	0%
90	Upper Exeter CDP (west)	0%
91	Wanamie CDP (southwest)	0%
92	West Hazleton borough (north-northeast)	0%
93	West Hazleton borough (north-northwest)	0%
94	West Hazleton borough (southwest)	0%
95	West Nanticoke CDP (east)	0%
96	West Pittston borough (north-northwest)	0%
97	West Pittston borough (south-southeast)	0%
98	West Wyoming borough	0%
99	Weston CDP	0%
100	Wyoming borough	0%
101	Yatesville borough	0%

Method and source

Values come from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 2019–2023 five-year estimates. Census tracts are small statistical areas, not necessarily neighbourhood boundaries. The result is a descriptive comparison of the mapped area, not a measure of individual households or a prediction. Read about the American Community Survey.