MAPS & DATA

This page is designed to provide you with additional data resources to assist in the Redistricting process. Additional maps and data will be included as they become available.


2000-2010 Population Change Table
City of Oakland – Population – 2000 & 2010 Comparison
Racial / Ethnic Breakdown
2000 Census
2010 Census
10-Year Change
Total
% of City
Total
% of City
# 
% 
Hispanic or Latino
87,467
21.9%
99,068
25.4%
11,601
13.3%
Black
140,139
35.1%
106,637
27.3%
-33,502
-23.9%
White
93,953
23.5%
101,308
25.9%
7,355
7.8%
Asian
60,393
15.1%
65,127
16.7%
4,734
7.8%
Total *
399,484
100%
390,724
100%
-8,760
-2.2%
*Total includes persons of other races and more than one race not shown in table.

2010 Population Table


 According to the 2010 Census, Oakland's population is 390,724, a decrease of 8,760 (2.2%) from the 2000 Census on which the current (2003) redistricting plan was adopted. 

 Due to population changes and shifts between the 2000 and 2010 censuses, district populations are now out of balance. The City Charter requires districts to be reviewed and redrawn every 10 years following the decennial federal census in order to make them "as equal as possible in population."

To arrive at the new district ideal or target population, we simply divide the 2010 Census population of 390,724 by 7 (the number of Council Districts). The result is 55,818.

 Balanced when the current district maps were adopted in 2003 using 2000 census data, the districts now range in population from 51,667 to 62,510.  The overall population deviation is 19.4%: from 7.4% (4,151 persons) below to 12% (6,692 persons) above the ideal.

Council District Population - 2010 Census
Difference from Mean District Population (55,818)
Council District
Population
Difference from Mean
% Difference from Mean
1
58,424
2,606
4.7%
2
51,667
-4,151
-7.4%
3
62,510
6,692
12.0%
4
55,618
-200
-0.4%
5
52,813
-3,005
-5.4%
6
54,412
-1,406
-2.5%
7
55,280
-538
-1.0%
Total
390,724

19.4%
Mean Population: 55,818

2000 & 2010 Census - Voting Age Population

Table: 2000 and 2010 Census population and racial-ethnic breakdowns by City Council District from OaklandVotes.Org.

Council Districts & Population Map


click on map to enlarge

Council District Maps

Not sure which Council District you reside in currently? Click here to use the City's Council District Locator Tool.
City Council Districts - Google Map created by Gene Anderson - A terrific interactive, color-coded, high-resolution map, which allows you to zoom in to street-level and clearly see the boundaries of each district.

 City Council Districts Acrobat - Official City of Oakland map, which you can download and print for handy reference. Good for high-level view of district shapes and boundaries.

2003 and 1993 Maps

1993-2003 (red lines) and 2003-2013 (blue lines) City Council Districts Map - created by Steve Spiker

Neighborhood Maps

"Oakland has many neighborhoods. Neighborhoods are usually nebulous or informal, and Oakland’s are no exception. Much depends on who is talking (lifelong resident vs. real estate agent, etc.), and when (old names fade, as new areas constantly regroup and rename themselves)." ~ Oakland Wiki


Google Map of Oakland Neighborhoods - Gene Anderson

Oakland Wiki

City of Oakland, Oakland Community & Economic Development Department - 2002

Oakland Museum of California - On this map, Oakland has been divided into large districts and then into smaller neighborhoods. Click on a district to see its more detailed neighborhoods.

 United Neighborhood Councils of Oakland -  There are 55 Neighborhood Councils in Oakland, each corresponding to a police beat. (These police beats are grouped into six Public Safety Areas, or PSAs.)

 Oakland Police Department Districts & Beats 

 City Data - Neighborhood Maps

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