Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD) geospatial data sets containing information on Mobile Home Parks.

Mobile Home Park Locations

Locations and details of mobile home parks in the United States

By Homeland Infrastructure Foundation [source]

About this dataset

The Mobile Home Parks Inventory dataset provides a comprehensive list of mobile home parks across the United States. This dataset is crucial for emergency preparedness and evacuation planning, as mobile home parks are inhabited by a vulnerable population that is particularly susceptible to natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, and flooding.

The dataset includes detailed information about each mobile home park, including its location coordinates (longitude and latitude), address details (street address, city, state, ZIP code), and additional address information if available. It also provides contact details such as telephone numbers and websites for further information about each park.

Furthermore, the dataset contains essential attributes related to the characteristics of mobile home parks. These attributes include the number of units (mobile homes) within each park, allowing authorities to assess capacity during emergency situations. Additionally, it categorizes the type of each park (e.g., recreational vehicle parks), its status (e.g., operational or closed), and its size classification.

To ensure data accuracy and reliability, various validation methods have been implemented. The validation process includes verifying the data sources from where this information was obtained along with dates when data was sourced or validated.

Moreover, this comprehensive inventory incorporates geographical references with FIPS codes for counties in which these mobile home parks are located. Furthermore,the NAICS code provides an additional industry classification system describing these facilities in greater detail.

Lastly,this Mobile Home Parks Inventory recognizes that reverse geocoding has been employed for gathering precise spatial coordinates.Because vulnerability differs across regions,state boundaries have also been included to facilitate analysis at a higher level.Alongside state boundaries,this dataset acknowledges country-level variations which could be valuable while comparing international mobile homes inventories .

By utilizing this extensive collection of accurate and up-to-date information on mobile home parks in the United States policymakers,government agencies,and emergency responders can effectively plan evacuation strategies,mobile resource allocation,and disaster response efforts for ensuring public safety during natural calamities.This valuable knowledge will ultimately enhance disaster mitigation and the overall resilience of these vulnerable communities

How to use the dataset

• Understanding the Columns:

  • X and Y: These columns represent the longitude and latitude coordinates of each mobile home park. They can be used for geographical analysis and mapping purposes.
  • NAME: This column provides the name of each mobile home park. It is useful for identifying specific parks.
  • ADDRESS: The street address where each mobile home park is located.
  • ADDRESS2: Additional address information (if available) for each mobile home park.
  • CITY: The city where each mobile home park is situated.
  • STATE: The state where each mobile home park is located.
  • ZIP and ZIP4: These columns contain the ZIP code information for each mobile home park, including additional ZIP code details if available.
  • TELEPHONE: The contact telephone number for each mobile home park, which can be useful for making inquiries or gathering more information directly from them.
  • TYPE: This column indicates the type of the mobile home park (e.g., permanent residential, seasonal).
  • STATUS: The status of a particular mobile home park (e.g., open, closed).
  • COUNTY and COUNTYFIPS:The county where each mobile h0me_1park is situated along with its associated FIPS code.

• Analyzing Park Characteristics: UNITS & SIZE columns provide insights into various aspects: UNITS represents the number of individual dwelling units within a given Mobile Home Park SIZE describes its physical size.

• Demographic Analysis: By referring to NAICS_CODE & NAICS_DESC columns ,you'll get an idea about the associated industries and business activities in the vicinity of each park.

• Geographical Analysis: The LATITUDE and LONGITUDE coordinates allow you to map out mobile home parks on various GIS (Geographic Information System) platforms. You can analyze the distribution of mobile home parks across different states, cities, or counties.

• Emergency Preparedness: ...

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Source: BCGIS, EOC

Effective Date:

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Update Cycle: As needed

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