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Subject: [gislist] Zip Code Boundaries
Date:  10/16/2003 02:40:01 PM
From:  Haney, Travis



Thanks for the help. I agree and realize that zip code boundaries are not
the way to go. I did not realize that there were no actual boundaries for
zips. My problem is trying to convince no GIS people (physicians and
hospital administrators) that census geography is a more accurate way to
portray data. Since the non-GIS people can visualize and recognize a zip
code 28202 (because they use it everyday) rather than census tract 201.04,
my job to educate them has not gone well.

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I am trying to align Zip Code Boundaries in North Carolina to actual
streets, rivers, etc. Do zip codes follow the same rationale as census
tracts? I know that the boundaries change frequently, but I cannot find a
free source that shows the accurate physical locations. HELP!

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Travis Haney=20

GIS Analyst =20

Dickson Institute for Health Studies

Carolinas HealthCare System

720 East Morehead Street Suite 302 =20

Charlotte, NC USA 28202

35=B0 12' 55.44" N 80=B0 50' 47.47" W=20

704-355-1377(office) 704-355-1383 (fax) =20

<mailto:travis.haney@carolinas.org> travis.haney@carolinas.org=20

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