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The 109th Congressional District Atlas United States Bureau Of The Census

  • SKU: BELL-238356422
The 109th Congressional District Atlas United States Bureau Of The Census
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Publisher: Lanham, MD : Bernan Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 49.39 MB
Author: United States. Bureau of the Census, Gaquin, Deirdre; DeBrandt, Katherine A; Bernan Press
Language: English
Year: 2005

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The 109th Congressional District Atlas United States Bureau Of The Census by United States. Bureau Of The Census, Gaquin, Deirdre; Debrandt, Katherine A; Bernan Press instant download after payment.

1 atlas (xi, 491 pages) : 28 cm, \"The first print edition of this Atlas since the 103rd Congress! Unless a state initiative or court-ordered redistricting requires a change, these boundaries will be in effect until the 113th Congress ... These are the districts used to elect the 109th Congress and were established by the states based on the results of the 2000 census\"--Page 4 of cover, \"The U.S. Census Bureau produced maps that reflect the boundaries and geographic relationships for the 108th Congressional districts\"--Page 479