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michaeljohnneill 3:48 pm on November 29, 2012  

US County Boundary Changes and Animations

If you need maps of county boundary changes, complete with animations, try this site hosted by Chicago’s Newberry Library.

http://publications.newberry.org/ahcbp/index.html

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  1. anitab 6:01 pm on November 29, 2012

    Thank you so much for this wonderful resource!!

  2. Frank 5:39 pm on November 30, 2012

    I've been looking for something just like this. Thanks!

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