The document analyzes the linguistic landscape of signs in Freeport, New York. It finds that Spanish is the most prominent minority language used in signs, especially in the north central part of Freeport along Main Street. The north side shows more linguistic diversity and Spanish presence in signs compared to the south side along Atlantic Avenue. Demographic data finds the north side has lower income levels compared to the south side.

1. Linguistic Landscape LCD 205 Eymi Delgado Kimberly Feldman Stefania Pena

5. North Side (Main Street) South Side (Atlantic Avenue)

6. Demographics

7. Socioeconomics Less than $25,000 $25,000-49,999 $50,000-99,999 $100,000-149,999 150,000 or more 15.7% 21.6 34.5 18.4 9.8

8. Main Street North Side of Freeport

9. All office buildings had Spanish Speakers available on the North side

13. Comparison North Side South Side

14. Comparison North Side South Side

15. Comparison North Side South Side

16. Habla español? South Side Freeport