census-designated place
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concept
A census-designated place is a concentration of population identified by the United States Census Bureau for statistical purposes, lacking separate municipal government but resembling an incorporated place in terms of settlement and community identity.
Observed surface forms (2)
- unincorporated village ×2
- Census-designated region ×1
Instances (324)
- Storrs, Connecticut
- Kendall Park, New Jersey
- Beltsville, Maryland
- Central Bridge, New York
- Middlebush, New Jersey
- East Millstone, New Jersey
- Kingston (part)
- Zarephath, New Jersey
- High Falls, New York
- Seboeis Plantation, Maine
- Kingston, New Jersey
- Shinnecock Hills, New York
- Marina del Rey
- North Sea, New York
- Mohegan Lake
- Gainesville, Virginia
- Springs, East Hampton, New York, United States
- Lake Mohegan
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Dayton
surface form: Dayton, New Jersey
- Pace, Florida
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Fish Camp
surface form: Fish Camp, California
- Bagdad, Florida
- Peach Lake
- Kailua
- Mariposa
- El Portal
- Catheys Valley
- Kaneohe
- Lanham, Maryland
- Waipahu
- Wawona
- Oxon Hill, Maryland
- Mililani
- Suitland, Maryland
- Largo, Maryland
- Kapolei
- Colorado City, Colorado
- Midpines
- Beulah Valley, Colorado
- Avondale, Colorado
- Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia
- Blende, Colorado
- Miramar Beach, Florida
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Fort Ord, California, United States
surface form: Fort Ord
- Eggertsville, New York
- Georgetown, Connecticut
- Vineland, Colorado
- Santa Rosa Beach, Florida
- Inlet Beach, Florida
- Kearneysville, West Virginia