The Most Dangerous Square Mile
"Just north of Boston, a stretch of land barely larger than a square mile, shared between the cities of Chelsea and Everett, is home to a literally explosive corporate matrix of construction, energy, transportation, and food-service infrastructure. This mix itself is surrounded by buildings and transportation routes serving tens of thousands of people every day. There is no safety buffer—unless the adjacent working-class communities are counted as such."
This is an excerpt from an article by Suren Moodliar, entitled "The Most Dangerous Square Mile." I designed a map of the area to go along with the article, which was published in the Boston Institute of Non-Profit Journalism.
