I will hand out black and whites for all these maps in class, but they are much better in color. in some cases, you will have to search through a report. In the 2006 Women and HIV report, the maps i handed out are on pages 19-22. for the 2009 HIV in NYC report, the maps are on page 4.
here are some maps of other health indicators from 2012
and finally, poverty data from the last census
Steven johnson’s online work: link
Cholera globally today: link
map showing % below poverty line globally – and lots of other data: link
spread of cholera globally 1950-2004: link
Global TB prevalence for comparison: link
global cholera info: link
diagram of interactions between cholera and environment: link
Here’s a link to the NYC population data, maps, and projections that I referenced today. Both the publication and the raw data are available for download. 
http://www.nyc.gov/html/dcp/html/census/nny.shtml
