Click any county for: crime, full context (poverty, overdoses, traffic, housing, food, alcohol outlets, density, unemployment), and your representatives with contact info.
⚰️ Leading Causes of Death
Texas, 2024 — CDC NCHS. Statewide top 10 (per-county mortality is suppressed for small counties; drill down at CDC WONDER).
Representative Sources
US House/Senate: Congress-Legislators (current), district maps: US Census TIGER 2024
✅ Family violence, sexual assault & hate crime by county. TxDPS 2024
✅ Income — IRS AGI per return. IRS SOI 2021
✅ Federal spending by county (total + per capita, FY2025) with top contracts/grants per county. USAspending.gov
✅ Campaign finance — FEC receipts / individual contributions / cash on hand for each federal rep. FEC
✅ Epstein Files overlay — people & places named in the DOJ-released records, each with a document reference. DOJ Epstein Library
*OSM-based (partial metro coverage — a lower bound). Remaining drop-ins: gun dealer density (ATF FFL list), evictions (Eviction Lab), trauma-center access (ACS Verified Trauma Centers), school performance (TEA), jail populations (TCJS), disaster risk (FEMA NRI). Per-official businesses & stock holdings live in the official financial-disclosure PDFs (linked per rep).
Why: A violent-crime rate alone says little. Overlaying poverty, housing burden, food access, health, income, and justice indicators distinguishes structural high-crime areas from anomalous ones — the "who, what, where, why" of what's happening.
❓ How to Use
1 · Search the map
Type a city, county, or address in the search box and press Go — e.g. Houston, Travis County, Los Angeles, CA, Miami-Dade. The map flies there.
2 · Click any county
Every county opens a popup with everything the atlas has for that place. Depth varies by state:
Texas — full detail: crime (2024 + 2020–2024 trend), health & poverty context, year-by-year, your representatives (US + TX), federal money, drug overdoses.
California & Florida — summary, health context, US representatives, federal money, drug overdoses. California also includes CA DOJ crime by year.
All other states — federal spending by fiscal year + drug overdose deaths (the two nationwide keyless datasets).
3 · Recolor the map
In the 📋 panel (top-left), use County fill indicator to color every county by 40+ measures — violent crime, poverty, obesity, housing burden, unemployment, and more. The legend updates automatically. Gray = no data for that indicator.
4 · Layers
Toggle agency crime circles, fast food, grocery, liquor stores, Epstein files, and county boundaries with the checkboxes in the 📋 panel.
5 · Your representatives
In a county popup, open 🏛️ Your Representatives, then use 📰 News · 🗳️ Votes · 💼 Finances to see each member's record and campaign money.
6 · Panels & legend
The 📋 Data Layers & Sources panel (top-left) holds all toggles and sources — close it with × and reopen it from the 📋 control on the map. The legend (bottom-right) explains the current fill colors.
Data & limitations
All data is embedded in this page — no backend. Sources: TxDPS, CA DOJ OpenJustice, CHR 2025, CDC VSRR, USAspending, Congress-Legislators, FEC, OSM. Non-TX/CA/FL states are thinner because most states don't publish open county-level crime/health files.
Violent Crime Rate /100K
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< 150
150–300
300–450
450+
County fill = violent crime rate. Circles = agencies (size = population).
Fast food
Grocery
Liquor
Epstein files
Crime & context = real 2024 data (TxDPS, Census, BLS) · Reps = current (89th Leg. / 119th Cong.) · POIs = OSM