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"Johnnie D. Sutherland" <[log in to unmask]>
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Several messages about square miles of towns.---------Johnnie
 
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      Thu, 3 Mar 94 12:24:51 EST
      "Dan Seldin, G-M Library, (812)855-1108" <[log in to unmask]>
         RE: square miles of towns
 
In the 1988 County and City Data Book, the first column in Table C-Cities
is 1985 land area in square miles and the second column is 1980 land area.
 
Dan Seldin
Indiana University
Geography and Map Library
 
 
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      Wed, 02 Mar 1994 19:19:38 -0800 (PST)
      [log in to unmask] (Bill Reid)
         Re:  square miles of towns
 
Oops. Sorry. You can get all sorts of info about cities from
telnet 141.212.99.9 300 at the U. of Mich. Its almost self
teaching with? or info for help.  But I don't see area on
the output I got yesterday when I tried it.  The mail I got
it from says comments to Tom Libert [log in to unmask]
 
 
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              Thu, 03 Mar 94 13:19:18 EST
              [log in to unmask]
              Yale University
              Re: square miles of towns
 
Table 21, Population and housing units 1970 to 1990:  land area and density
for metropolitan area:  1990 in the 1990 Census of population and housing,
population and housing unit counts (volume for each state) has both square
miles and square kilometers.   And Table 49 in the U.S. summary volume
(CPH-2-1) ranks the metropolitan areas by population, area measurement, etc.
 
                                       Sandy Peterson
                                       Government Documents Center
                                       Yale University
 
 
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      03 Mar 94 08:59:00 -0800
         Re: square miles of towns
 
          Jim,
 
County and city data book, a supp. of the statistical abstract by the
          census bureau, has all incorporated cities in sq. miles
          (counties and states, too). it's probably in the '90 census
          as well but i didn't look. SMSA's are probably in the state
          and metropolitan data book, another companion vol. the new
          statistical abstract is coming out on cd-rom with many
          additional supplementry datas; this will probably be one.
          they are also adding foreign data. LC
 
 
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      Thu, 03 Mar 1994 14:38:16 -0800 (PST)
      "Gerard (Jerry) Hogan" <[log in to unmask]>
         Re: square miles of towns
 
Statistical Abstract of the U.S. (I'm looking at the 1992) has a
table listing land area in square miles for U.S. cities with a
population of 100,000 or more.  Also, the cities tables in the
County and City Data Book, 1988 ed. list land area.
 
Hope this helps.
Jerry Hogan
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              Thu, 03 Mar 94 14:54:07 CDT
              Arlyn     <AXVSLAS@UICVMC>
              square miles of towns
 
 
 
 Jim-
 There is town and township land area in square miles and kilometers plus popula
 tion density in TAble 15 of the first Illinois volume that came from the Census
  Bureau after the 1990 census. I don't have the title of the volume up here, ju
 st the copy of table 15 and 16. 15 is first by county, then by township and the
 n by town. TAble 16 is by town alphabetically through the whole state. I assum
 e the volumes for the other states work the same way. I assume you were after t
 he US? I'm not sure if this is on the census CD's or not, but it is in the pape
 r. Arlyn.
 
 Arlyn Sherwood
 Map Librarian
 Illinois State Library
 217/782-5823 phone  217/782-4446 fax

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