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historical Haitian administrative maps or boundary files wanted
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Hi, 

A postdoctoral scholar here at the University of Chicago would very much like to get hold of 
administrative maps (or, even better, GIS files) that would allow mapping of data in the 
1971 and 1982 censuses. He is particularly interested in determining the location of third-order 
(commune) and fourth-order (section rurale) boundaries. Apparently, these were somewhat 
different in 1971 and 1982 than at the time of the 2003 census (the results of which can be 
mapped with UN, GADM, and Haitian government GIS files).

I'd be enormously grateful for any kind of help here.

Many thanks.

Chris Winters
University of Chicago Library

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