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This may not be accurate at all, but my first thought was I think I've seen people living in some of those no one lives here on the Alaska TV shows. Specificall
by rietta 6y ago
This may not be accurate at all, but my first thought was I think I've seen people living in some of those no one lives here on the Alaska TV shows. Specifically, http://www.kavikrivercamp.com http://www.kavikrivercamp.com with Sue Aikens. Not sure how her river camp would be statistically measured.
- freeone3000 6y agoCensus blocks are divided approximately equal by geography, and they're pretty small - NYC's Central Park census block has a population of zero, for instance.
- dathinab 6y agoAnd people (try to) live there. Just not officially. So some some blocks might contain people which e.g. "secretly" live at their working place or similar.
- jaza 6y agoIt's census data, so it's measured by what each person in the country states is his/her primary residence. So if Sue Aikens wrote down her river camp in her census form, it should be included in census data. Although I'm not sure about a place that is a perfectly legal primary residence (the resident owns the title to the land, the resident lives in a permanent dwelling on the land), but that lacks a postal street address.