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P.L. 94-171 Redistricting Data: Mapping & Pattern Analysis

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The P.L. 94-171 redistricting data (about) are an important component of Census 2010. These are the first geographic and demographic more detailed data to be released from Census 2010. They provide the first opportunity to analyze "current" small area demographics and change since 2000. These data are the foundation of many redistricting operations, far broader than congressional reapportionment/redistricting. The data provide geographic relationship codes new for Census 2010.

Use the state mapping application below to view P.L. 94-171 demographic patterns by state. For more flexible and comprehensive geospatial analyses use ProximityOne shapefiles and GIS projects and tools. Integrate your own internal or other data sources.

See the Gallery to view examples of how the P.L. 94-171, and other decennial census and ACS data can be integrated with other data The map at the right shows percent Hispanic population by census block for the northern Virginia area. This view was developed using CommunityViewer GIS by integrating P.L. 94-171 demographic data into the Census 2010 census block shapefile. Click link above map for a larger view and to see related data.

Related example: Census 2010 census block multicultural site analysis with GIS.

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