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Can 2 census tracts be contiguous if they are separated by a river?

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Can 2 census tracts be contiguous if they are separated by a river?

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A. The Census Bureau considers that the tracts are contiguous if it is only the river that separates them. Q. What census tracts can be included in the nominated Empowerment Zone area? A. The Empowerment Zone area may include all census tracts that meet the eligibility criteria; however, there is a prohibition against including any census tracts that are currently included in a federal Empowerment Zone as designated in 1994. Q. Can we use updated census tract information in our application if we have reason to believe the 1990 census data is no longer accurate? A. 1990 Census data is the only acceptable source of this information for determination of eligibility. It will not be possible for us to consider any other census data in the application. However, if you feel that it is necessary to explain changes that are not reflected in the 1990 census data, you may describe these updates as part of your strategic plan. Questions Regarding Population Criteria Q. If a county otherwise withou

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