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Annexation Study, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia
The purpose of this Annexation Study for Fort Oglethorpe was to investigate the feasibility of annexing areas contiguous to the existing city limits. These contiguous areas are divided into 10 study units. The boundaries of these study areas are determined based on existing roads, railroads, creeks, and other such features. In each study unit, the following features were examined: Land Use; number and condition of housing units; condition of streets; population; need for community facilities. (Author)
Annexation Study, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia
The purpose of this Annexation Study for Fort Oglethorpe was to investigate the feasibility of annexing areas contiguous to the existing city limits. These contiguous areas are divided into 10 study units. The boundaries of these study areas are determined based on existing roads, railroads, creeks, and other such features. In each study unit, the following features were examined: Land Use; number and condition of housing units; condition of streets; population; need for community facilities. (Author)
Annexation Study, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia
1969
46 pages
Report
No indication
English
Civil Engineering , Urban planning , Georgia , Law , Housing , Population , Roads , Water supplies , Budgets , Costs , Sanitary engineering , Protection , Pavements , Police , Statistical data , Maps , Fort Oglethorpe(Georgia) , Land Use , Annexation
Oglethorpe University magazine
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NTIS | 1969
RITUAL GROUND: BENT'S OLD FORT, WORLD FORMATION, AND THE ANNEXATION OF THE SOUTHWEST
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