Supported by the Weidenbaum Center on the Economy, Government, and Public Policy

Map Library

Choose a map by your question

Use the tract index first, then switch to pantry location and ZCTA views for additional context.

Start here

Most users should begin with the tract index map.

Food Pantry Desert Index (tract)

Main planning view for identifying possible high-need, low-coverage areas.

Open tract index map

Pantry locations (Missouri)

Mapped pantry points from merged source lists, filtered to Missouri.

Open pantry locations

Additional map views

Use these when you need alternative geography or summary context.

Estimated food-insecure people (tract)

Tract-level counts of estimated food-insecure residents.

Open tract estimate map

Food Pantry Desert Index (ZCTA)

ZIP-oriented view for audiences that plan around ZIP geography.

Open ZCTA index map

Estimated food-insecure people (ZCTA)

ZCTA-level estimated food-insecure population counts.

Open ZCTA estimate map

Food bank and source profiles

Reference page for source context used in pantry map popup links.

Open source profiles

Interpretation note: map scores are relative signals, not direct measures of real-time pantry capacity. See Methods for assumptions and limitations.