Let me preface this post by admitting to the conclusion you will likely draw after reading the introductory paragraph: I am jealous of Native Washingtonians. My consolation is that I am from the equally great SF Bay Area, and if I ever move back I will wield that status like a tyrant.
nice work. Care to share the rest of the date- or link to it We would all like to see our census tracts!
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And you can get your census tract by typing in your address here: http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/searchresults.xhtml?ref=addr&refresh=t
Thanks, very interesting!
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Thanks for catching that. I made the change and updated the image
DeleteGreat blog with good info. THANKS!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting, but it also highlights one of the problems that will always arise when investigating this question: Using place of birth will necesarily miss all the people who are native Wasingtonians otherwise, but happened to have been born in one of the suburban hospitals. It would be interesting to look at all those DC residents who were born in the surrounding counties and have long tenure in DC residences.
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