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New Markets Tax Credit eligible tracts

110 of 319 Montana census tracts qualify as NMTC low-income communities (poverty ≥ 20% or median family income ≤ 80% of benchmark, ACS 2016–2020), with severe/deep distress flags.

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About this data

Published by
U.S. Treasury CDFI Fund (via HUD eGIS)
New Markets Tax Credit eligible low-income community tracts (ACS 2016–2020)
Method
Downloaded from New Markets Tax Credit eligible low-income community tracts (ACS 2016–2020).
Update frequency
Updated with each ACS-based eligibility release
Last updated
Oct 6, 2026
Records
110
Coverage
110 of 319 Montana census tracts qualify as NMTC low-income communities (poverty ≥ 20% or median family income ≤ 80% of benchmark, ACS 2016–2020), with severe/deep distress flags.
Records in 34 of 56 counties.
License
Public domain (U.S. federal government work)

Known gaps

Eligibility uses ACS 2016–2020 until the CDFI Fund adopts newer ACS data; projects must still win an allocation from a Community Development Entity. Tract-level only; the CDFI Fund's CIMS mapping tool is the authority for a specific address.

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Fields

FieldColumnDescription
Geoidgeoid
Countycounty
Poverty ratepoverty_rate
Median family income, % of benchmarkmfi_pct_of_benchmark
Unemployment rateunemployment_rate
Severe distresssevere_distress
Deep distressdeep_distress
Metrometro

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