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Thanks to Drewcifer for mentioning this in another thread. Socialexplorer.com has a nifty demographic map tool that visualizes population density, from the state level all the way down to the census block group. Using this map, what is the densest census tract and census block in your city? For Wilmington, Delaware, it's 29,378.7 per sq mile for the census tract, and 45,435.6 per sq mile for the census block.
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Neighboring Newark, DE has a census tract of 8,031.4 ppsm, and a census block of 12,666.5 ppsm. Census blocks are a lower unit of measurement than tracks--they're right below tracts on the drop down menu.
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