Global Data Catalog - Pitney Bowes

United States
BOUNDARIES AND/OR POINTS
Core Based Statistical Areas
The Core Based Statistical Areas (CBSA) product is developed
from definitions issued by the White House Office of
Management and Budget (OMB) that replaces Metropolitan
Statistical Areas (MSAs). A CBSA is a core area containing
a substantial population nucleus together with adjacent
communities having a high degree of economic and social
integration with that area.
CBSA’s consist of counties and county equivalents throughout
the United States and Puerto Rico and are defined in two
categories: Metropolitan statistical areas, urbanized areas of
50,000 or more inhabitants and Micropolitan statistical areas,
areas with at least one urban cluster of at least 10,000 but less
than 50,000 inhabitants.
Defined Metropolitan and Micropolitan statistical areas
provide you with nationally consistent definitions for
collecting, tabulating and publishing federal statistics for
a set of geographic areas.
CBSAs includes CBSA boundary data, CBSA point (inventory)
data and a correspondence file that relates CBSAs to State,
County, Minor Civil Division (MCD) and New England City and
Town Area (NECTA) data.
Coverage:
50 States; D.C.; Puerto Rico
Vintage:
Updated Annually
Scale: 1:100,000
Source:
U.S. Census Bureau
Municipal Boundaries
Municipal Boundaries contains the most current and accurate
information available on the boundaries of incorporated municipalities.
Census Designated Places (unincorporated areas represented
by the U.S. Census) are also included in the product.
Maps are collected from hundreds of resources to reflect
boundary changes, such as annexations, mergers and
dissolutions and attribute changes on a quarterly basis so
that you can have the most up-to-date information. Additionally,
the boundaries are aligned with street data each quarter.
Database variables include Place name, State and County
FIPS, Population, Date of last annexation, County name,
Area of municipality and Latitude/Longitude Centroid.
Other features include:
• Alignment with StreetPro, MapMarker USA and other
Pitney Bowes Business Insight data
• Population figures from the 2000 Census
• Change log that identifies changes made to attributes or
boundaries of a municipality
• Over 25,000 records
Coverage:
50 States; D.C.
Vintage:
Updated Quarterly
Scale: 1:100,000
Source:
Tele Atlas
SMALL MEDIUM LARGE
Arkansas Alabama Missouri California
D.C. Alaska Nebraska Florida
Delaware Arizona Nevada Georgia
Montana Colorado New Hampshire Illinois
North Dakota Connecticut New Mexico Indiana
South Dakota Hawaii Oklahoma Massachusetts
Vermont Idaho Oregon Michigan
Wyoming Iowa Puerto Rico New Jersey
Kansas Rhode Island New York
Kentucky South Carolina North Carolina
Louisiana Tennessee Ohio
Maine Utah Pennsylvania
Maryland Washington Texas
Minnesota West Virginia Virginia
Mississippi
Wisconsin
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