"The wealth of information presented includes physical chracteristics, climate, history, population, ancestry, industry, economy, education, housing, and health statistics... This exhaustive resource is unique in providing detailed information... within these two states. Summing Up: Recommended. Libraries in North and South Carolina; all levels."
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Profiles of North Carolina & South Carolina
Third Edition

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Pub. Date: July 2015
Softcover: 1106 pages
ISBN: 978-1-61925-138-0
Price: $149.00
EBook ISBN: 978-1-61925-157-1 EBook Vendors

This volume provides detailed demographic and statistical data on the over 1,358 populated places in the states of North Carolina & South Carolina, including:

• Demographics on each County & Individual City or Town
• Detailed Data on School Districts
• Hispanic & Asian Population Statistics
• Informative Statistics & Rankings on Ancestry Groups
• Weather Statistics
• Comparative Ranking Charts

This edition also includes profiles of 226 unincorporated places based on US Census data by zip code.

About North Carolina & About South Carolina
In full color, this section gives the researcher a real sense of the states and its histories, and includes a photo gallery, demographic maps, and comprehensive sections on North Carolina’s & South Carolina's governments, land, and natural resources. With charts and maps, these 97 pages help to anchor the researcher to both physical and political aspects of the states.

Demographic Profiles
The careful layout gives the user an easy-to-read snapshot of every single place and county in North & South Carolina, from the biggest metropolis to the smallest unincorporated hamlet. Each profile contains complete data sets on various topics such as:

The richness of each profile is astounding in its depth, all packed in an easy-to-navigate, compact format.

School District Data
Users will have immediate access to a snapshot profile of each district serving 1,500 or more students. Each district profile includes contact information, along with grades served, the numbers of students, teachers and schools, student/teacher ratios, and more. Economy

Hispanic, Asian & Ancestry Group Statistics
Here, users will find need-to-know data on the Hispanic and Asian population of each state, along with data on all ancestry groups reported. Details include population concentrations, income, educational attainment and much more. Profiles are included for all counties and places with 50,000 residents or more. In the ranking section, data is display three way: 1) by number, based on all places regardless of population; 2) by percent, based on all places regarless of population; 3) by percent, based on places with populations of 50,000 or more.

Detailed Weather Data
This section provides extensive climatological data on all of North & South Carolina's weather stations, including statistics on maximum and minimum temperatures, precipitation, extreme temperatures, humidity, and more.

Comparative Ranking Charts
Selected statistics are pulled for 150 of North & South Carolina's communities with population over 2,500. Each of 22 different data points has its own two-page spread with cities listed in alphabetical order, so researchers can easily compare and rank cities. Among the statistics selected for this section are: Employment, Income, Unemployment Rate, Population Characteristics, Taxes, Cost of Living, Education, Health Care, Public Safety, Air Quality, and more.

Free Online Access with Print Purchase
Buyers of the most recent edition of Profiles of North Carolina & South Carolina get FREE ONLINE ACCESS! The online site offers users immediate access to sortable comparative ranking charts that allow for quick and easy comparisons of all populated places in the states. Plus, online access provides additional data points only available online!

Pub. Date: July 2015
Softcover: 1106 pages
ISBN: 978-1-61925-138-0
Price: $149.00
EBook ISBN: 978-1-61925-157-1 EBook Vendors

Note: If you find this work does not fit your budget, please print out this page and bring it to your local library. There is a reasonable chance they either have a copy, can direct you to a library that does, or will be willing to purchase it for their reference collection.