Here's How Many Crown, Prospect Heights Residents Are Vaccinated

CROWN HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN — Between 4 and 6 percent of residents in Prospect Heights and Crown Heights ZIP codes have received at least their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, new data shows.

A newly released set of data by the city on Tuesday shows the percentage of residents in each New York City ZIP code that have already gotten at least one of the vaccination shots, and the number that are now fully vaccinated against the virus.

In the five ZIP codes that include at least a portion of Crown and Prospect Heights, more than 7,500 people have been fully vaccinated, while 10,800 people have received their first dose, according to the data.

Here's a look at the data for each ZIP code:

• 11213: Crown Heights (East)
  • Adults partially vaccinated: 1,939
  • Percent of adults partially vaccinated: 4%
  • Adults fully vaccinated: 1,329
  • Percent of adults fully vaccinated: 3%

• 11216: Bedford-Stuyvesant (West)/Crown Heights (West)
  • Adults partially vaccinated: 2,132
  • Percent of adults partially vaccinated: 5%
  • Adults fully vaccinated: 1,308
  • Percent of adults fully vaccinated: 3%

• 11225: Crown Heights West/Prospect Lefferts Gardens
  • Adults partially vaccinated: 2,104
  • Percent of adults partially vaccinated:5%
  • Adults fully vaccinated: 1,617
  • Percent of adults fully vaccinated: 4%

• 11233: Bedford-Stuyvesant (East)/Ocean Hill-Brownsville
  • Adults partially vaccinated: 1,834
  • Percent of adults partially vaccinated: 3%
  • Adults fully vaccinated: 1,086
  • Percent of adults fully vaccinated: 2%

• 11238: Clinton Hill/Prospect Heights
  • Adults partially vaccinated: 2,856
  • Percent of adults partially vaccinated: 6%
  • Adults fully vaccinated: 2,211
  • Percent of adults fully vaccinated: 5%

The vaccination rates put Crown and Prospect Heights in the middle of the road in terms of neighborhoods where the most New Yorkers have been vaccinated.

Brooklyn as a whole has the lowest vaccination rate of all five boroughs.

Neighborhoods with the highest vaccination rates across the city include City Island, parts of Queens and many wealthy Manhattan ZIP codes, while the lowest rates are largely in low-income or minority neighborhoods that were hardest hit by the virus.

In total, 10 percent of all New Yorkers have now received at least one dose of coronavirus vaccine.

The data has sparked debate about the city's efforts to vaccinate people of color and disadvantaged New Yorkers who both bore the pandemic's brunt, which Mayor Bill de Blasio has said is a priority in the vaccine's rollout.

As low as 2 percent of people have been fully vaccinated in many of the 33 hard hit neighborhoods de Blasio targeted in a push to ensure vaccine "equity."

Check out the full dataset below: