Add to ORKGThe authors review data collected by the 1980 U.S. Census of North Dakota to discuss recent trends in population
Dr. Zhang talks about the latest research on population composition and diversity in South Dakota wi...
Differences in percentage population change among North Dakota incorporated places of 250 to 2,500 i...
Three Major Trends in Population 1. Nebraska’s population is becoming more and more concentrated in...
The article answers what changes have occurred since 1960 through 1968 in size and composition of No...
The preliminary report* from the 1980 U.S. Census for South Dakota shows that the state\u27s populat...
South Dakota\u27s population on April 1, 1980, was 690,768. This is an increase of 24,511 people or ...
This three page article discusses the various aspects of population changes in the state of North Da...
The general trends of change in South Dakota\u27s population have continued during the 1950-60 decad...
The population numbers of North Dakota dating back to ten years before statehood in 1890 are covered...
This publication presents information comparing population trends in South Dakota communities from 1...
This publication is thirteenth in the population update series based on South Dakota\u27s 1980 popul...
It might be suggested that economics are important in a reverse sort of way. No longer can urban cen...
This study used several methods of analysis to describe and explain population change in six states ...
Dr. Zhang will present the demographic trends in the state and counties. The presentation will focus...
Population dynamics is a major issue for decision makers at both state and local levels, as well as ...
Dr. Zhang talks about the latest research on population composition and diversity in South Dakota wi...
Differences in percentage population change among North Dakota incorporated places of 250 to 2,500 i...
Three Major Trends in Population 1. Nebraska’s population is becoming more and more concentrated in...
The article answers what changes have occurred since 1960 through 1968 in size and composition of No...
The preliminary report* from the 1980 U.S. Census for South Dakota shows that the state\u27s populat...
South Dakota\u27s population on April 1, 1980, was 690,768. This is an increase of 24,511 people or ...
This three page article discusses the various aspects of population changes in the state of North Da...
The general trends of change in South Dakota\u27s population have continued during the 1950-60 decad...
The population numbers of North Dakota dating back to ten years before statehood in 1890 are covered...
This publication presents information comparing population trends in South Dakota communities from 1...
This publication is thirteenth in the population update series based on South Dakota\u27s 1980 popul...
It might be suggested that economics are important in a reverse sort of way. No longer can urban cen...
This study used several methods of analysis to describe and explain population change in six states ...
Dr. Zhang will present the demographic trends in the state and counties. The presentation will focus...
Population dynamics is a major issue for decision makers at both state and local levels, as well as ...
Dr. Zhang talks about the latest research on population composition and diversity in South Dakota wi...
Differences in percentage population change among North Dakota incorporated places of 250 to 2,500 i...
Three Major Trends in Population 1. Nebraska’s population is becoming more and more concentrated in...