Urbanized Areas (Labels)
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Columns (6)
Sample rows
| UA | OID | HU100 | POP100 | BASENAME | OBJECTID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 90946 | 27040673085385 | 73650 | 219454 | Visalia, CA | 16 |
| 56251 | 27040353815851 | 45951 | 136969 | Merced, CA | 19 |
| 28657 | 27040692922616 | 46751 | 133683 | Fairfield, CA | 20 |
| 96994 | 27040695867599 | 19817 | 55513 | Woodland, CA | 22 |
| 04951 | 27040105063110 | 27142 | 61210 | Bangor, ME | 34 |
| 80400 | 270404485566746 | 87601 | 149422 | Sebastian--Vero Beach South--Florida Ridge, FL | 39 |
| 80416 | 27040338255697 | 33936 | 61625 | Sebring--Avon Park, FL | 41 |
| 67105 | 27040288047957 | 222477 | 452791 | Palm Bay--Melbourne, FL | 42 |
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