NOTE: Gray indicates insufficient data or a suppressed estimate.
Explore the geographic distribution of uninsured Americans across every county in the United States. This map traces the consequences of Medicaid expansion decisions, immigration patterns, and labor market structures - revealing how a single state policy choice created dramatic coverage disparities at state borders, and how the Texas-Mexico corridor has become the uninsured capital of the developed world.
Data: U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 ACS
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- Bachelor's Degree or Higher (% of Over 25) by County
- High School Graduate (% of Over 25) by County
- Household Average Size by County
- % of Households with Broadband Internet, by County
- Married Couple (% of all Households) by County
- Household Median Income by County
- Housing Median Monthly Rent ($), by County
- Housing Owner-Occupied Median Value ($), by County
- Housing Owner-Occupied % of Units, by County
- Housing % of Units Built Since 2010, by County
- Housing Vacancy Rate by County
- Median Age by County
- Population Hispanic % by County
- % of Population without Health Insurance, by County
- Population Non-Hispanic American Indian % by County
- Population Non-Hispanic Asian % by County
- Population Non-Hispanic Black % by County
- Population Non-Hispanic White % by County
- % of Population on Food Stamps or SNAP (Last 12 Months), by County
- U.S. Citizens by County (% of Population Over 18)