02123nam a2200361Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029035002000070040001800090043001200108074001400120086002600134130008600160245008300246260010200329300004300431500002700474500001500501500003400516500002600550500003400576500002100610520036300631530005000994538042401044538003401468650005101502650002801553651005701581710007801638740004501716198648BIBL20160527193000.0941012s1994    dcun       u f      N/A d  a(OCoLC)31262868  aGPOcGPOdCUV  an-us---  a0154-B-010 aC 3.275:G 29/994-2/CD0 aCensus of population and housingpGeographical identification code scheme.2Local10aGeographic indentification [i.e. identification] code schemeh[computer file].  aWashington, DCbU.S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Data User Services Divisionc[1994]  aComputer laser optical discc4 3/4 in.  aTitle from disc label.  a"CD-GICS."  aShipping list no.: 94-0039-E.  a"Issued August 1994."  aDisc characteristics: CD-ROM.  aISO 9660 format.  aContains the entity names, codes, selected geographic relationships, total population, total number of housing units, area measurements (land, total water, inland water, coastal water, Great Lakes water, and territorial water), and internal points for the high-level geographic entities used for reporting data from the 1990 census of population and housing.  aIssued also on computer tapes and cartridges.  aSystem requirements: Computer system capable of using a CD-ROM drive; if IBM PC or compatible, requires MS-DOS 3.3 or higher, DOS file manager software (e.g., Microsoft CD-ROM Extensions 2.0 or higher); if system other than IBM PC or compatible (such as Apple Macintosh), requires appropriate retrieval software for ISO 9660 CD-ROMs (software included on the disk will run only on an MS-DOS PC); 640K RAM; CD-ROM drive.  aWritten in dBase III+ format. 0aGeographical location codesxDatabases.2Local 0aCD-ROM Fed. Doc.2Local 0aUnited StatesxCensus, 21st, 1990xDatabases.2Local10aUnited StatesbBureau of the Census.bData User Services Division.2Local01aGeographical identification code scheme.