Ecology in the southern Appalachians.

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About Coweeta
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  Basin History Map
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  R. Love Survey 1820
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Participating Institutions:

  University of Georgia
  USDA Forest Service
  Va. Polytechnic Institute
  Duke University
  University of Minnesota
  Mars Hill College
  UNC, Asheville
  UW-Madison 

Southern Appalachian Block Level Demographics Data (7.2 Mb) - provided in ArcView Shape format, at the block level, the most focused coverage area publicly available - 1980 & 1990.
County Demographics (5000 fields per county) - from the US Census Bureau.
United States Historical Demographics - from the Fisher Library, statistics from 1790-1960.

Helpful Links: 
US Census Bureau State and County Quick Facts - excellent resource for demographic data at the state and county level.
US Census Bureau Population Statistics - a wide variety of information on social and economic characteristics of the population, such as household composition, ethnicity, and income and in-depth reports are prepared on important social, economic, and demographic issues.
US Census Bureau Population Profiles - a biennial report that contains current information on a wide range of topics including National and state population trends and projections; geographical mobility; school enrollment; educational attainment; postsecondary school financing; households and families; marital status and living arrangements; fertility; child care arrangements; child support; disability; program participation; health insurance; labor force and occupation; money income, poverty; and sections on the Black; Hispanic; Asian and Pacific Islander; American Indian, Eskimo, and Aleut (only in 1995 report); and elderly populations.


What is demographic data?
Demographics refer to the statistical characteristics that are used to describe populations. These characteristics include descriptors of people, such as age, race, sex, personal income, marital status, or educational attainment. Demographic characteristics can also refer to households and describe things like household size, household structure, family type, and household income.

What formats does Coweeta LTER offer?
Files are offered in ESRI Shape files, directly viewable in  ESRI ArcView/ArcMap software. 

Are files georeferenced? Yes.
What projection is the data provided in?
All files are provided in Geographic (lat/lon).

Need more assistance?  Contact Coweeta LTER Information Management directly:
 Email | Tel. 706.542.5691.

Information regarding Historical Census data:  University of Virginia Geospatial and Statistical Data Center. United States Historical Census Data Browser. ONLINE. 1998. University of Virginia. Available: http://fisher.lib.virginia.edu/census/.

 




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This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Cooperative Agreements (DEB-9632854 & DEB-0218001.)

Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in the material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

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