I think it took me about four hours to do my 33 households. (to  
complete entire 477)
This was converting six zip codes into seven census tracts, so I still  
don't see much advantage to the switch.

So the census tracts might change in 2012?  Dang!  So should we be  
saving the LAT/LON of the customer location, or something, to make it  
easier to re-code them in the future?

I think the government owes us a free way to geo-code addresses in  
bulk. At least I don't need Excel anymore.


On Mar 16, 2009, at 4:55 PM, David E. Smith wrote:

> At least next time around it'll be less painful. (We're retaining the
> customer-census associations, so we'll only have to manually map our  
> new
> customers. This will work until, say, 2012 or so, when they draw up  
> new
> tracts based on the 2010 census.)



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