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Fluvanna County, Virginia β€” Food Access Score

GFAS 77.8/100Good food access Β· Rank 1868 of 3140 US counties Β· 2019

Is Fluvanna County, Virginia a food desert?

In 2019, 28.9% of Fluvanna County, Virginia residents live beyond 1 mile (urban) or 10 miles (rural) from the nearest supermarket, with 3.2% both low-income and low-access, per the USDA Food Access Research Atlas (US public domain). The Gera Food Access Score for Fluvanna County is 77.8/100 (Good), ranking 1868 of 3140 US counties.

Source:USDA Food Access Research Atlas (2019)Β·as of 2019updated annually (last: )
Gera Food Access Score (GFAS)77.8/100 β€” Good food accessFluvanna County, Virginia Β· Rank 1868 of 3140 US counties Β· USDA Food Access Research Atlas 2019How this index is calculated

GFAS component breakdown

28.9%

Low-access population

Weight: 60% Β· beyond 1mi/10mi

National: 22.2%

3.2%

Low-income + low-access

Weight: 40% Β· compound hardship

0

LILA census tracts

of 4 total tracts

Fluvanna County food access data (2019)

USDA Food Access Research Atlas 2019 β€” Fluvanna County, Virginia
MetricFluvanna County (2019)National comparison
Gera Food Access Score (GFAS)77.8/100National mean: 78.6/100
Low-access population %28.9%National: 22.2%
Low-income + low-access %3.2%β€”
Low-income, low-access (LILA) tracts0β€”
Census tracts in county4β€”
Total population (2010 Census)25,691β€”
National rank (GFAS)1868 of 3140β€”

Compare Fluvanna County with other US counties

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CountyStateGFASLow-access %Low-inc/access %
DeKalb CountyAlabama100/1000.0%0.0%
Kusilvak Census AreaAlaska100/1000.0%0.0%
Gilpin CountyColorado100/1000.0%0.0%
Dade CountyGeorgia100/1000.0%0.0%
Evans CountyGeorgia100/1000.0%0.0%
Franklin CountyGeorgia100/1000.0%0.0%
Hart CountyGeorgia100/1000.0%0.0%
Marion CountyGeorgia100/1000.0%0.0%
Pike CountyGeorgia100/1000.0%0.0%
Towns CountyGeorgia100/1000.0%0.0%
White CountyGeorgia100/1000.0%0.0%
Harrison CountyIndiana100/1000.0%0.0%
Ohio CountyIndiana100/1000.0%0.0%
Union CountyIndiana100/1000.0%0.0%
Grundy CountyIowa100/1000.0%0.0%
Ballard CountyKentucky100/1000.0%0.0%
Carroll CountyKentucky100/1000.0%0.0%
Elliott CountyKentucky100/1000.0%0.0%
Gallatin CountyKentucky100/1000.0%0.0%
Garrard CountyKentucky100/1000.0%0.0%
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Frequently asked questions

Is Fluvanna County, Virginia a food desert?
Using the USDA definition, Fluvanna County has no LILA tracts at the 1mi/10mi threshold. Overall, 28.9% of the county population lives beyond those distances. Gera Food Access Score: 77.8/100 (Good).
What percentage of Fluvanna County residents are beyond a supermarket?
In 2019, 28.9% of Fluvanna County's population of 25,691 lives beyond 1 mile (urban) or 10 miles (rural) from the nearest supermarket, based on USDA Food Access Research Atlas census tract data. The national average is 22.2%.
What is the Gera Food Access Score (GFAS) for Fluvanna County?
Fluvanna County's GFAS is 77.8/100 (Good), ranking 1868 of 3140 US counties (rank 1 = best food access). The score combines low-access population share (60% weight) and low-income/low-access share (40% weight), each derived from USDA Food Access Research Atlas 2019 data, then normalised and inverted. Full methodology at https://geramarket.com/methodology/gera-food-access-score.
How does Fluvanna County compare to other counties in Virginia?
Other counties in Virginia by GFAS: Dickenson County (100/100), Lee County (100/100), Lunenburg County (100/100), Mathews County (100/100), New Kent County (100/100), Northampton County (100/100). Fluvanna County ranks 1868 of 3140 nationally.
What is the USDA Food Access Research Atlas?
The USDA Food Access Research Atlas is published by the USDA Economic Research Service. It measures access to supermarkets at the census tract level across 72,531 tracts covering all US counties. The atlas identifies areas where access to healthy, affordable food is limited by distance β€” particularly for low-income residents without vehicles. The data is a US Government Work (public domain) and is freely available at https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/food-access-research-atlas/download-the-data/.

Contains public sector information published by USDA Economic Research Service and licensed under the US Government Work (Public Domain). Source: USDA Food Access Research Atlas (2019) (2019, published April 2021).