census-designated place

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)

• Kingston, Rhode Island, United States
  surface form: Kingston, Rhode Island
• Getzville, New York
• Water Mill, New York
• Government Camp, Oregon
• Metairie, Louisiana, United States
• Barnstable Village
• Five Corners, Washington
• Hazel Dell, Washington
• Osterville
• Temple Hills, Maryland
• Kendall Park
• Fort Washington, Maryland
• Marstons Mills
• Mitchellville, Maryland
• Tecate, California
• West Barnstable
• Clinton, Maryland
• West Dennis
• Popponesset Island
• Salmon Creek, Washington
• East Dennis
• Monmouth Junction
• Accokeek, Maryland
• Meadow Glade, Washington
• Moro Plantation, Maine
• Lake Barcroft, Virginia
• Camp Springs, Maryland
• Reed Plantation, Maine
• Georgetown
  surface form: Georgetown, California
• Chappaqua, New York, United States
• Cloutierville, Louisiana, United States
  surface form: Cloutierville, Louisiana
• Kings Valley, Oregon
• Comstock Park, Michigan
• Montauk
• Katonah, New York, United States
  surface form: Katonah, New York
• Laguna Beach, Florida
• Peach Springs, Arizona
• Merritt Island
• Madawaska Lake, Maine
• Altadena
• New City
• Port Charlotte, Florida
• Stonewall, Texas, United States
  surface form: Stonewall, Texas
• Arden-Arcade
• Carmichael
• Antelope
  surface form: Antelope, California
• Columbia
  surface form: Columbia (California)
• Shrub Oak
• Garden Home–Whitford, Oregon
• Bantam