The document discusses two maps of Central Florida counties that show the percentage of the population that are obese and under age 18. Map A shows the obesity rates and Map B shows the population under 18 for each county. The summary analyzes the maps, finding that the county with the highest young population also has the highest obesity rate and counties further from the center of Florida have lower obesity rates. It concludes that children may be a significant part of the obese population since over 18% of most counties are under age 18.

1. Creating a
Map using
GIS Websites
Estephanie Mosquera-Ortiz

2. Explanation of Slides to Come
 On the following slides we will see two
different maps zoomed in on Central
Florida.
 Map A will show you the percentage of
the population that are obese in the each
county.
 Map B will show you the percentage of
the population that are under age 18 in
the same counties…

3. Map A

4. Map B

5. Summary
 Upon analyzing both maps one can draw several
conclusions relating to health conditions of this area.
 It appears to be that the county with the highest
population of people age 18 and under is also the
population that struggles the most with obesity.
 Another analysis that can be made is that the
counties further from the center of Florida (such as
counties close to the shore) have a smaller obesity
rate.
 Finally one can also conclude that children may be
a significant part of the population that faces obesity
because in the majority of counties at least 18.4-
21.8% of the population are under age 18.