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Census Tracts [1%] by jdc10, 2009-08-14: Census tracts are composed of blocks and block groups. In 2000, Census tracts in Cuyahoga County contained between zero and approximately 6,700 people.

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Census tracts, statistical planning areas, and wards [1%] by db, 2008-04-13: Definitions and applications of geographic boundaries used in public health reporting and research.

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Census Blocks and Block Groups [1%] by jdc10, 2008-09-11: Census blocks are the smallest groups of census data, but access to block-level data is restricted to protect individual privacy. Block groups are the smallest level of tabulated census data.

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Places and County Subdivisions [1%] by jdc10, 2007-09-26: "Place" is the Census name for cities, towns and villages. In Ohio, areas within a county that are outside of a place are generally divided into townships.

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Zip Code Tabulation Areas [1%] by jdc10, 2008-04-13: ZCTAs are collection of Census blocks that approximate US Postal Service ZIP Code areas. They cross the boundaries of places or county subdivisions, and offer an alternate geography for comparing...

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How to access health indicator data at the census tract level from NEOCANDO [1%] by db, 2008-07-09: Here's a step-by-step guide to get you started

Keywords: Data Help, Health Info Portal, Open Access, Statistics

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