Minority Population Distribution Trends in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area.

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Minority Population Distribution Trends in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area.

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Munson, Michael

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1993

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St. Paul: Metropolitan Council.

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African Americans

American Indians

Asians

Blacks

census data

Hispanics

Latinos

maps

Minneapolis

minorities

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Growth in minority populations in the Twin Cities has been rapid in recent decades. The 1990 Census data were mapped to determine locational patterns and changes from the 1980 patterns. Findings show that a growing proportion of the minority population lives in suburban areas. The African American population remains the least dispersed, most segregated.

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Prepared by the Metropolitan Council and the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs, University of Minnesota.

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Munson, Michael. (1993). Minority Population Distribution Trends in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area.. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/205583.

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