Do you have the data separated by state or ?? If so, I'll tackle Oregon for you.
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From: "Ken McGinnis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> We have most of the data so it will be mostly data entry of the information.
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> Thanks
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> Ken McGinnis
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> From: "John A. Shaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Ken,
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> Do you provide all the paper-copy requiring only that it be typed into a
> database-acceptable format, i.e., comma delimited or whatever. Or do you
> require assistance in determining the actual data to then be entered, i.e.
> research the moving of state and county lines and, in some cases, national
> boundaries and even the cities/towns themselves?
>
> John
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> From: "Ken McGinnis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > Each city will be entered into a database that will include historical
> data
> > what counties it has been a part of and the date range. Over time a city
> > may be in several counties and will have the date range for each time the
> > county changed or state changed.
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