David Garoogian

The Comparative Guide to American Suburbs is a one-stop source for Statistics on the 2,000+ suburban communities surrounding the 50 largest metropolitan areas -- their population characteristics, income levels, economy, school system and important data on how they compare to one another. Organized into 50 Metropolitan Area chapters, each chapter contains an overview of the Metropolitan Area, a detailed Map followed by a comprehensive Statistical Profile of each Suburban Community, including Contact Information, Physical Characteristics, Population Characteristics, Income, Economy, Unemployment Rate, Cost of Living, Education, Chambers of Commerce and more. Next, statistical data is sorted into Ranking Tables that rank the suburbs by twenty different criteria, including Population, Per Capita Income, Unemployment Rate, Crime Rate, Cost of Living and more. The Comparative Guide to American Suburbs is the best source for locating data on suburbs. Those looking to relocate, as well as those doing preliminary market research, will find this an invaluable timesaving resource.

Covers Over 2,200 Suburban Communities in the 50 Largest Metro Areas--with Rankings

The Comparative Guide to American Suburbs

A perfect companion to America's Top-Rated Cities, America's Top-Rated Smaller Cities provides current, comprehensive business and living profiles of smaller cities (population 25,000-99,999) that have been cited as the best for business and living in the United States. This one volume provides important statistical data on the business and living environments of 60 top smaller cities. Each city report includes a Historical Background, an Overview of the State Finances and Statistical details on Employment & Earnings, Household Income, Unemployment Rate, Population Characteristics, Taxes, Cost of Living, Education, Health Care, Public Safety, Recreation, Media, Air & Water Quality and much more. America's Top-Rated Smaller Cities offers a reliable, one-stop source for statistical data which, before now, could only be found scattered in hundreds of different sources.

A Statistical Profile : 2004/05

America's Top-rated Smaller Cities

Provides detailed demographic and statistical data on the state of Massachusetts, including demographics on each county and individual city or town; detailed data on school districts; Hispanic and Asian population statistics; informative statistics and rankings on ancestry groups; weather statistics; and comparative ranking charts.

Profiles of Massachusetts

Laura Mars-Proietti

Each state-by-state volume in this series provides at-a-glance detailed demographic and statistical data on every populated place in the state, along with easy-to-use comparative rankings. Each Demographic Profile gives the user an easy-to-read snapshot of every single place and county in the state, from the biggest metropolis to the smallest unincorporated hamlet. Each profile offers data on History, Geography, Climate, Population, Vital Statistics, Economy, Income, Taxes, Education, Housing, Health & Environment, Public Safety and more. The richness of each profile is astounding in its depth, from history to weather, all packed in an easy-to-navigate, compact format. Next, each volume provides School District Data with 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, drop out rates, ethnicity, gender and diploma recipients by race and district expenditures per student. Plus, Hispanic, Asian & Ancestry Group Statistics along with Detailed Weather Data are included to bring even more state data into this remarkable volume. Each volume also contains a section on Comparative Ranking Charts that allow the user to quickly and easily see how the 100 largest cities compare to one another in many different categories. Each of 22 different data points has its own two-page spread with the cities listed in alpha order so researchers can easily compare and rank cities. Statistics ranked in this section include Income, Unemployment, Population Characteristics, Taxes, Cost of Living, Education, Health Care, Public Safety and more. These information-packed resources are a must for public libraries, large and small, university libraries, high school libraries and many other reference collections.

2007-2008

Profiles of New York

4,200 Hospitals with Key Personnel and 17 Quality Measures in Treating Heart Attack, Heart Failure, and Pneumonia

Comparative Guide to American Hospitals

America's Top-Rated Cities is a four-volume set, each book covering a specific region of the United States - Southern, Wstern, Central, and Eastern. Each volume includes narrative city backgrounds, statistical information, rankings, and comparative data in one easy-to-use source, on cities that have scored high marks on economy, education, health care, crime, transportation, leisure activities, and arts & culture. the final list of top-rated cities is derived from our unique rating system, which is based on a number of well-known "best of" lists and firth-hand experience.

A Statistical Handbook: Western Region

America's Top-rated Cities 2008

The Comparative Guide to American Suburbs is a one-stop source for Statistics on the 2,000+ suburban communities surrounding the 50 largest metropolitan areas - their population characteristics, income levels, economy, school systems and important data on how they compare to one another. Organized into 60 Metropolitan Area chapters, each chapter contains: Overview of the Metropolitan Area, Detailed Map, Statistical Profile of each Suburban Community, Contact Information, Physical Characteristics, Population Characteristics, Income & Economy, Unemployment Rate, Cost of Living, Education, Chambers of Commerce and much more. Next, statistical data is sorted into Ranking Tables that rank the suburbs by twenty different criteria, including Population, Per Capita Income, Unemployment Rate, Crime Rate, Cost of living and more. These useful, easy-to-read tables allow for quick and easy comparisons between suburbs. The Comparative Guide to American Suburbs is the best source for locating data on suburbs. Those looking to relocate, as well as those doing preliminary market research, will find this an invaluable, timesaving resource.

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