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Vacant Housing Units in the Baton Rouge and Baton Rouge Suburban, Louisiana Market Area
This volume of 132 tables furnishes information on housing vacancies for Baton Rouge, La., and the surrounding area. Cities included in the report are Baton Rouge, Broadmoor, West Baton Rouge, Baker, Denham, Greenwell Springs, Port Allen, and Zachary. Current counts are taken from the canvasses made during the period February 7, 1977, to May 14, 1977. Housing units are defined as living quarters occupied by a person identified in the canvass as a head of household or vacant quarters normally so occupied. Current year vacancies include housing units identified as occupied in the previous canvass (1976) that are now vacant and newly constructed units which are vacant. Two - canvass vacancies are housing units that were found vacant at the time of the 1976 and 1977 canvasses. Polk's basic unit of control in compiling this report is the street address; a street address is equivalent to a structure, and the count of housing units at an address usually reflects the number of units in a structure. Net change in vacancies consists of three components: (1) change due to street addresses (structures) added or deleted; (2) change in the occupancy of existing housing units; and (3) change due to vacant units added or deleted in existing street addresses. Eight enumeration district maps for the area are included.
Vacant Housing Units in the Baton Rouge and Baton Rouge Suburban, Louisiana Market Area
This volume of 132 tables furnishes information on housing vacancies for Baton Rouge, La., and the surrounding area. Cities included in the report are Baton Rouge, Broadmoor, West Baton Rouge, Baker, Denham, Greenwell Springs, Port Allen, and Zachary. Current counts are taken from the canvasses made during the period February 7, 1977, to May 14, 1977. Housing units are defined as living quarters occupied by a person identified in the canvass as a head of household or vacant quarters normally so occupied. Current year vacancies include housing units identified as occupied in the previous canvass (1976) that are now vacant and newly constructed units which are vacant. Two - canvass vacancies are housing units that were found vacant at the time of the 1976 and 1977 canvasses. Polk's basic unit of control in compiling this report is the street address; a street address is equivalent to a structure, and the count of housing units at an address usually reflects the number of units in a structure. Net change in vacancies consists of three components: (1) change due to street addresses (structures) added or deleted; (2) change in the occupancy of existing housing units; and (3) change due to vacant units added or deleted in existing street addresses. Eight enumeration district maps for the area are included.
Vacant Housing Units in the Baton Rouge and Baton Rouge Suburban, Louisiana Market Area
1977
145 pages
Report
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English
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