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Why are rivers separate census blocks when nobody lives on them? Why aren't they part of the surrounding blocks?
by zokier 6y ago
Why are rivers separate census blocks when nobody lives on them? Why aren't they part of the surrounding blocks?
- freeone3000 6y agoBecause census blocks are geographic divisions of equal area. The rivers are likely chosen to be separate blocks because nobody lives in them, similar to Central Park or the blocks in National Parks.
- anfilt 6y agoHouse boats are thing.