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Loudoun 2010 Census Tracts

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more metadatathis gis layer contains the geographical boundaries of the 2010 census tracts for loudoun county virginia the 2010 census tract boundaries are used for census bureau statistical data tabulation purposes including the 2010 decennial census and american community surveys census tracts are part of the sub county census geography hierarchy of tracts block groups and blocks the three census geographies nest to each other forming a hierarchy of census tract followed by block groups and then blocks with blocks being the smallest a census tract consists of one or more census block groups and is a cluster of census blocks within the same census tract tracts are uniquely identified within a county by a six digit number the last two digits will be zeros unless earlier divisions of the census tract occurred as a result of population growth loudoun county s tracts were delineated by loudoun county government during the census bureau s participant statistical areas program for the 2010 census the 2010 census tract layer has been modified from the census bureau s tiger line file users should be aware that the census s tiger line data is devised from a mix of national and local gis data sets when the tiger line data is overlaid with loudoun county government s detailed gis layers it can be determined that the census bureau s tiger line boundaries in some cases are slightly off from the actual location of the physical features natural features and governmental units such as town boundaries that they are designated to follow the 2010 loudoun census tract layer was generated by loudoun county so that the tract boundaries would overlay with the features in loudoun county s gis data sets that the boundary are designated to follow

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more metadatathis gis layer contains the geographical boundaries of the 2010 census tracts for loudoun county virginia the 2010 census tract boundaries are used for census bureau statistical data tabulation purposes including the 2010 decennial census and american community surveys census tracts are part of the sub county census geography hierarchy of tracts block groups and blocks the three census geographies nest to each other forming a hierarchy of census tract followed by block groups and then blocks with blocks being the smallest a census tract consists of one or more census block groups and is a cluster of census blocks within the same census tract tracts are uniquely identified within a county by a six digit number the last two digits will be zeros unless earlier divisions of the census tract occurred as a result of population growth loudoun county s tracts were delineated by loudoun county government during the census bureau s participant statistical areas program for the 2010 census the 2010 census tract layer has been modified from the census bureau s tiger line file users should be aware that the census s tiger line data is devised from a mix of national and local gis data sets when the tiger line data is overlaid with loudoun county government s detailed gis layers it can be determined that the census bureau s tiger line boundaries in some cases are slightly off from the actual location of the physical features natural features and governmental units such as town boundaries that they are designated to follow the 2010 loudoun census tract layer was generated by loudoun county so that the tract boundaries would overlay with the features in loudoun county s gis data sets that the boundary are designated to follow

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more metadatathis gis layer contains the geographical boundaries of the 2010 census tracts for loudoun county virginia the 2010 census tract boundaries are used for census bureau statistical data tabulation purposes including the 2010 decennial census and american community surveys census tracts are part of the sub county census geography hierarchy of tracts block groups and blocks the three census geographies nest to each other forming a hierarchy of census tract followed by block groups and then blocks with blocks being the smallest a census tract consists of one or more census block groups and is a cluster of census blocks within the same census tract tracts are uniquely identified within a county by a six digit number the last two digits will be zeros unless earlier divisions of the census tract occurred as a result of population growth loudoun county s tracts were delineated by loudoun county government during the census bureau s participant statistical areas program for the 2010 census the 2010 census tract layer has been modified from the census bureau s tiger line file users should be aware that the census s tiger line data is devised from a mix of national and local gis data sets when the tiger line data is overlaid with loudoun county government s detailed gis layers it can be determined that the census bureau s tiger line boundaries in some cases are slightly off from the actual location of the physical features natural features and governmental units such as town boundaries that they are designated to follow the 2010 loudoun census tract layer was generated by loudoun county so that the tract boundaries would overlay with the features in loudoun county s gis data sets that the boundary are designated to follow

Key concepts: Census, Geography, Census tract, American Community Survey, Population, Cartography, Demography, Sociology

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