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The Census 2000 geography report outlines key geographic concepts used in census data collection. It categorizes geographic entities into two major types: legal/administrative entities, including counties, zip codes, states, and voting districts, and statistical entities like metropolitan areas, census tracts, and block groups. The Census Bureau employs a nested geography framework to effectively organize and present data, allowing for comparative analysis across different regions and levels of detail. Understanding these concepts is essential for interpreting census data accurately.
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