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Chapter 3—Affected EnvironmentThe Census Areas, as well as the CDPs and cities that are in closeproximity to the potential sites, are shown in table 3.15-1. This tableshows total population, percent minority, percent low-income, and whatinstallation is located in that Census Area.Table 3.15-1: Minority and Low Income Populations for Potential Sites in AlaskaPopulation1990PercentMinorityPercent LowIncomeUnited States 248,709,873 24.24 13.12Installation ROIAlaska 550,043 26.03 9.00Aleutians West Census9,478 35.63 8.95 Eareckson ASAreaFairbanks North StarBorough77,720 19.63 7.58 Eielson AFB, YukonTraining Area (FortWainwright)Eielson CDP 5,251 21.22 2.87Fairbanks City 30,843 29.79 10.39Fox CDP 259 5.02 9.27Harding Lake CDP 25 0.00 0.00Moose Creek CDP 626 20.29 9.42North Pole City 1,456 16.14 5.09Pleasant Valley CDP 277 0.00 0.00Salcha CDP 303 9.90 8.08Two Rivers CDP 483 13.25 0.00Southeast Fairbanks5,913 22.07 14.19 Fort GreelyCensus AreaBig Delta CDP 400 6.75 23.21Delta Junction City 651 9.37 8.45Fort Greely CDP 1,147 31.04 6.36Yukon-Koyukuk Census8,478 58.47 26.05 Clear AFSAreaAnderson City 644 15.68 3.71Ferry CDP 58 17.24 15.52Healy CDP 494 5.06 3.85Lignite CDP 102 0.00 1.96Nenana City 377 46.95 10.40Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, 1998—The Official Statistics.CDP = Census Designated PlaceNMD Deployment Final EIS 3-425
Chapter 3—Affected Environment3.15.1.1 Clear AFS—Environmental JusticeMost environmental impacts resulting from the No-action Alternative andProposed Action at the Clear AFS site are anticipated to occur in theDenali Borough (formerly the Yukon–Koyukuk Census Area), which is theROI for the environmental justice analysis. This borough during the 1990Census was the Yukon–Koyukuk Census Area. Since then it has beendivided, and Clear AFS now falls into the Denali Borough. This study willrefer to data from the 1990 Census and will refer to the ROI as theYukon–Koyukuk Census Area. Based upon the 1990 Census ofPopulation and Housing, the Yukon–Koyukuk Census Area had apopulation of 8,478. Of that total, 2,208 persons, or 26.05 percent,were low-income, and 4,957 persons, or 58.47 percent, were minority.However, this borough covers a broad area. In close proximity to ClearAFS there are several small communities and cities that more accuratelyreflect the populations of the area around Clear AFS. These are shown intable 3.15-1.3.15.1.2 Eareckson AS—Environmental JusticeMost environmental impacts resulting from the No-action Alternative andProposed Action at the Eareckson AS site are anticipated to occur in theAleutians West Census Area, which is the ROI for the environmentaljustice analysis. Based upon the 1990 Census of Population andHousing, the Aleutians West Census Area had a population of 9,478. Ofthat total, 848 persons, or 8.95 percent, were low-income; 3,377persons, or 35.63 percent, were minority. This is shown in table 3.15-1.3.15.1.3 Eielson AFB—Environmental JusticeMost environmental impacts resulting from the No-action Alternative andProposed Action at Eielson AFB are anticipated to occur in the FairbanksNorth Star Borough, which is the ROI for the environmental justiceanalysis. Based upon the 1990 Census of Population and Housing, theFairbanks North Star Borough had a population of 77,720. Of that total,5,891 persons, or 7.58 percent, were low-income, and 15,256 persons,or 19.63 percent, were minority. However, this borough covers a broadarea. In close proximity to Eielson AFB there are several smallcommunities and cities that more accurately reflect the populations of thearea around the base. These are shown in table 3.15-1.3.15.1.4 Fort Greely—Environmental JusticeMost environmental impacts resulting from the No-action Alternative andProposed Action at the Fort Greely site are anticipated to occur inSoutheast Fairbanks Census Area, which is the ROI for the environmentaljustice analysis. Based upon the 1990 Census of Population andHousing, Southeast Fairbanks Census Area had a population of 5,913.3-426 NMD Deployment Final EIS
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