Queens Community Board 7
CB6 & Beyond
CB6 & Beyond
Queens Community District 7 encompasses Flushing, Whitestone, and College Point. Covering 12 square miles and home to more than 250,000 residents, it covers a large part of northeast Queens along the East River and Long Island Sound.
The district ranges from one of the city's busiest commercial and transit centers to waterfront industrial areas and lower-density residential neighborhoods. Its size and variety make it a district where immigration, jobs, congestion, waterfront access, schools, and infrastructure all matter at once.
QNCB7 — Cuomo won this CB district 31.3% to 53.2% for Cuomo and 15.5% for Sliwa, and carried 85 of 98 election districts here.
Flushing and Whitestone · Source: NYC DOHMH 2026 Community Health Profiles
| Indicator | Value | Boro Rank | NYC Rank | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total Population | 267,422 | #1 of 14 | #1 of 59 | ↑ #1 |
| Age 0–17 | 15.6% | #12 of 14 | #47 of 59 | ↑ #12 |
| Age 18–24 | 6.3% | #12 of 14 | #53 of 59 | ↑ #12 |
| Age 25–44 | 25.2% | #11 of 14 | #52 of 59 | ↑ #11 |
| Age 45–64 | 28.3% | #3 of 14 | #3 of 59 | ↑ #3 |
| Age 65+ | 24.6% | #1 of 14 | #2 of 59 | ↑ #1 |
| Asian | 55.6% | #1 of 14 | #1 of 59 | ↑ #1 |
| Black | 2.2% | #11 of 14 | #51 of 59 | ↑ #11 |
| Latino | 16.5% | #11 of 14 | #37 of 59 | ↑ #11 |
| White | 23.9% | #7 of 14 | #30 of 59 | ↑ #7 |
| Other race/ethnicity | 1.7% | #10 of 14 | #38 of 59 | ↑ #10 |
| Limited English Proficiency | 46.8% | #2 of 14 | #4 of 59 | ↑ #2 |
| Born Outside the US | 57.4% | #3 of 14 | #3 of 59 | ↑ #3 |
| Elementary School Absenteeism | 19.6% | #2 of 14 | #6 of 59 | ↓ #2 |
| On-Time High School Graduation | 90.5% | #4 of 14 | #10 of 59 | ↑ #4 |
| Did Not Complete High School | 22.0% | #12 of 14 | #44 of 59 | ↓ #12 |
| High School Grad / Some College | 38.1% | #9 of 14 | #30 of 59 | ↑ #9 |
| College Degree or Higher | 39.9% | #8 of 14 | #37 of 59 | ↑ #8 |
| Poverty | 20.9% | #14 of 14 | #42 of 59 | ↓ #14 |
| Unemployment | 7.1% | #8 of 14 | #27 of 59 | ↓ #8 |
| Rent Burden | 56.0% | #14 of 14 | #50 of 59 | ↓ #14 |
| Avertable Deaths | 11.6 | #2 of 14 | #5 of 59 | ↓ #2 |
| Helpful Neighbors | 48.6% | #13 of 14 | #50 of 59 | ↑ #13 |
| Non-Fatal Assault Hospitalizations | 20.9 | #4 of 14 | #11 of 59 | ↓ #4 |
| Jail Incarceration | 74.4 | #4 of 14 | #10 of 59 | ↓ #4 |
| Air Conditioning | 94.1% | #5 of 14 | #14 of 59 | ↑ #5 |
| Air Pollution | 6.7 | #9 of 14 | #22 of 59 | ↓ #9 |
| Renter Homes with Health-Related Housing Problems | 61.0% | #8 of 14 | #24 of 59 | ↓ #8 |
| Homes Reporting Cockroaches | 32.7% | #9 of 14 | #29 of 59 | ↓ #9 |
| Ratio of Bodegas to Supermarkets | 4.1 | #3 of 14 | #6 of 59 | ↓ #3 |
| Farmers Markets | 1 | #5 of 14 | #45 of 59 | ↑ #5 |
| Bicycle Network Coverage | 8.3% | #10 of 14 | #52 of 59 | ↑ #10 |
| Pedestrian Injury Hospitalizations | 11.6 | #5 of 14 | #14 of 59 | ↓ #5 |
| Late or No Prenatal Care | 4.8% | #3 of 14 | #15 of 59 | ↓ #3 |
| Preterm Births | 9.3% | #8 of 14 | #24 of 59 | ↓ #8 |
| Teen Births | 4.9% | #5 of 14 | #14 of 59 | ↓ #5 |
| Childhood Obesity | 17.6% | #3 of 14 | #16 of 59 | ↓ #3 |
| Child Asthma Emergency Department Visits | 67.7 | #4 of 14 | #12 of 59 | ↓ #4 |
| Self-Reported Good Health | 85.9% | #7 of 14 | #20 of 59 | ↑ #7 |
| Physical Activity | 59.5% | #14 of 14 | #52 of 59 | ↑ #14 |
| Sugary Drink Consumption | 8.3% | #2 of 14 | #9 of 59 | ↓ #2 |
| Fruit and Vegetable Consumption | 91.6% | #3 of 14 | #15 of 59 | ↑ #3 |
| Current Smokers | 11.1% | #13 of 14 | #45 of 59 | ↓ #13 |
| Uninsured | 13.4% | #8 of 14 | #45 of 59 | ↓ #8 |
| Unmet Medical Care | 15.0% | #10 of 14 | #35 of 59 | ↓ #10 |
| Avoidable Hospitalizations Among Adults | 507.1 | #3 of 14 | #9 of 59 | ↓ #3 |
| Fall-Related Hospitalizations Among Older Adults | 1101.7 | #5 of 14 | #11 of 59 | ↓ #5 |
| Flu Vaccination | 50.1% | #5 of 14 | #25 of 59 | ↑ #5 |
| HPV Vaccination | 67.9% | #3 of 14 | #10 of 59 | ↑ #3 |
| Obesity | 17.2% | #2 of 14 | #12 of 59 | ↓ #2 |
| Diabetes | 9.0% | #3 of 14 | #13 of 59 | ↓ #3 |
| Hypertension | 28.4% | #9 of 14 | #29 of 59 | ↓ #9 |
| New HIV Diagnoses | 9.2 | #5 of 14 | #16 of 59 | ↓ #5 |
| New Hepatitis C Reports | 19.8 | #8 of 14 | #15 of 59 | ↓ #8 |
| Binge Drinking | 16.2% | #2 of 14 | #5 of 59 | ↓ #2 |
| Psychiatric Hospitalizations | 248.6 | #3 of 14 | #4 of 59 | ↓ #3 |
| Infant Mortality | 1.8 | #1 of 14 | #10 of 59 | ↓ #1 |
| Premature Mortality Number | 1,726 | #13 of 14 | #47 of 59 | ↓ #13 |
| Premature Mortality Rate | 129.7 | #4 of 14 | #11 of 59 | ↓ #4 |
| Life Expectancy | 85.5 years | #4 of 14 | #12 of 59 | ↑ #4 |
Another 166 measures are published for Queens CB7 by the city Health Department, covering asthma, air quality, mortality, housing conditions, mental health and more. Each charts over time and ranks against the other 58 districts.
Open the health data for Queens CB7 → See it on the map →Life expectancy from the 2026 Community Health Profiles, 2013 to 2022. Everything else from the Environment and Health Data Portal. Many of these are estimates with real uncertainty at district level.
Three city and state datasets, each filtered to Queens CB7 and each searchable in full. Every figure below is a count of records placed inside this district by their own coordinates.
A liquor licence is not a business and one address can hold several. Certification covers only firms that applied for it, not every business here. Food stores are those of 3,000 square feet or more, plus greenmarkets.
Reported crime, arrests, shootings, moving violations and parking tickets for QNCB7, each record placed by its own coordinates inside the district boundary. Open QNCB7 public safety →
Precinct and community district lines are drawn by different agencies and do not line up. The share shown is how much of QNCB7 each precinct covers, which is not the same as how much of that precinct sits inside QNCB7. See the overlap both ways →
Speed limits, bike routes, bus routes and stops, subway, truck routes and Citi Bike, mapped for this district: open the transportation map →
Deaths and injuries from crashes in this district, tracked day by day: this district on Crash Count →
Every district line that crosses this one, with the share of each, computed from the published boundaries.
| 109 Precinct | 98% of the district | 100% of it | |
| 110 Precinct | 2% of the district | 5% of it |
| Sector 109D | 38% of the district | 100% of it | |
| Sector 109C | 30% of the district | 100% of it | |
| Sector 109A | 18% of the district | 100% of it | |
| Sector 109B | 11% of the district | 100% of it | |
| Sector 110D | 2% of the district | 11% of it |
| School District 25 | 99% of the district | 73% of it |
