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TABLE VII
LOS MGELES GOUHTY POPULATION OF STATISTICAL ABEAS
AND CENSUS TRACTS, APRIL 1, 1950, BY QUADRANTS
FOR 6-Ô MILE SEmSNT
Quadrant I Quadrant I I
S ta tis tic a l Census
Areas Tracts Population
S ta tis tic a l Census
Areas Tracts Population
14.1 404 7105 14.1 401 4651
405 7101 402 5938
406 4631 403 4489
407 4797 15078
410 3906
1 27540 14.22 3IA 10000
1 3IB 6763
! u .2 1 33 5901 16763
I 34 6614
1 35 6155 14.3 396 - 1 18670
1 15.1 30 3501
1 21.13 41 5864 52A 6013
j 42 6388 55A 1540
1 43 4033 55B 5612 I 44 5833 56 6334
22118 57 6338
! 76 8021
24.1 1 426 2940 77 ..4^2P... 4204.9
1 28.1 477A 9320 1 478 6059 15.2 385 5698 ' 480 8899 387B 6204
484D 1521 12002
25799
35.11 79A 648O
28.2 4B1 6496 79B 6387
482 5817 81 6964 !
1 483 8008 384B 2725 20321 23566
28.5 473 4428 3 5.U 151A 3585
474 7030 153B 4342 !
' 475 5477 152 5494 1
16935 153 5133
155A 5624
Object Description
| Title | An analytical study of the physical distribution of population in Los Angeles County, 1946-1956 |
| Author | Van Loan, Wallace Warner |
| Degree | Master of Business Administration |
| Document type | Thesis |
| Degree program | Business Administration |
| School | School of Commerce |
| Date defended/completed | 1957-08 |
| Advisor (committee chair) | Highman, Arthur |
| Abstract | During the past three decades there has been an increasing interest in population -- its numbers, its make-up or composition, its distribution in space, and the changes therein, and its growth. This interest in population is not misplaced as the population faots and changes are most intimately bound up with the immediate welfare of individuals, and from a broader standpoint with the masses. Also, reliable information must be on hand because it is essential to effective administration and appraisal of many activities of government. Varied information on population growth and its geographic distribution is also needed by the business community, and by civic and welfare organizations. All these must base their future activities, in some part, on projections of future population, and its distribution. A considered appraisal of underlyingrelationships and trends, based upon careful evaluation of past and present, is basic to projection of the future.; Statement of the problem. The purpose of this paper is to determine whether a mathematical relationship exists between population density growth and/or growth in Los Angeles County over the years and distance from the Central Business District .; Importance of the study. Many of the major decisions made by government, business men, and others, depend upon express or implied forecasts of population and its distribution.; Governmental projections are related to provision of utilities, schools, highways, etc, From the viewpoint of business, projections are basic to estimating needs for office buildings, retail stores, restaurants, and other services. Community service organizations, too, depend on projections for estimating future needs for their activities. |
| Keyword | Sociology, Demography; Geography; expansion; population forecasting; urbanization; census tracts; statistical areas; quadrants; population growth; rate of growth |
| Geographic subject (county) | Los Angeles |
| Geographic subject (state) | California |
| Geographic subject (country) | USA |
| Coverage date | 1946/1956 |
| Language | English |
| Format (aacr2) | xi, 138 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm. |
| Part of collection | University of Southern California dissertations and theses |
| Publisher (of the original version) | University of Southern California |
| Place of publication (of the original version) | Los Angeles, California |
| Publisher (of the digital version) | University of Southern California. Libraries |
| Provenance | Digitized by ProQuest |
| Type | texts |
| Legacy record ID | usctheses-m3 |
| Contributing entity | University of Southern California |
| Rights | Van Loan, Wallace Warner |
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| Repository name | University of Southern California Digital Library |
| Repository address | USC Digital Library, University of Southern California, University Park Campus, Los Angeles, California 90089, USA |
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| Title | An analytical study of the physical distribution of population in Los Angeles County, 1946-1956. - Page 64 |
| Repository email | cisadmin@lib.usc.edu |
| Full text | 51 TABLE VII LOS MGELES GOUHTY POPULATION OF STATISTICAL ABEAS AND CENSUS TRACTS, APRIL 1, 1950, BY QUADRANTS FOR 6-Ô MILE SEmSNT Quadrant I Quadrant I I S ta tis tic a l Census Areas Tracts Population S ta tis tic a l Census Areas Tracts Population 14.1 404 7105 14.1 401 4651 405 7101 402 5938 406 4631 403 4489 407 4797 15078 410 3906 1 27540 14.22 3IA 10000 1 3IB 6763 ! u .2 1 33 5901 16763 I 34 6614 1 35 6155 14.3 396 - 1 18670 1 15.1 30 3501 1 21.13 41 5864 52A 6013 j 42 6388 55A 1540 1 43 4033 55B 5612 I 44 5833 56 6334 22118 57 6338 ! 76 8021 24.1 1 426 2940 77 ..4^2P... 4204.9 1 28.1 477A 9320 1 478 6059 15.2 385 5698 ' 480 8899 387B 6204 484D 1521 12002 25799 35.11 79A 648O 28.2 4B1 6496 79B 6387 482 5817 81 6964 ! 1 483 8008 384B 2725 20321 23566 28.5 473 4428 3 5.U 151A 3585 474 7030 153B 4342 ! ' 475 5477 152 5494 1 16935 153 5133 155A 5624 |
