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Nonmetropolitan (rural) and metropolitan (urban) counties in the U.S.

  • by David McGranahan
  • 7/6/2015
  • Employment & Education
  • Rural Poverty & Well-Being
  • Rural Classifications
This chart shows: 'Nonmetropolitan (rural) and metropolitan (urban) counties in the U.S.'.

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A map shows 2013 delineations of urbanized areas and metropolitan/nonmetropolitan counties. The analysis of rural poverty is based on these county definitions.

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