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With the CTPP 2000, Part 3, where is the place-to-place data for Belvedere and Byron?

April 26, 2017belvedere byron CTPP Data place-to-place

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With the CTPP 2000, Part 3, where is the place-to-place data for Belvedere and Byron?

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CTPP data was not produced for places of less than 2,500 total population. This is the same rule/threshold that was applied with the 1990 CTPP. This rule applies to both incorporated cities such as Belvedere in Marin County, as well as unincorporated census designated places (CDPs) such as Byron in east Contra Costa County. There are 40 places (out of 183) in the Bay Area with population less than 2,500, ranging from Elmira in Solano County (population 205) to the Mountain View CDP in Contra Costa County (population 2,468) (not to be confused with the City of Mountain View in Santa Clara County!) Belvedere, Ross and Colma are the only Bay Area incorporated communities that do not exceed the 2,500+ total population threshold. Hint: block group-to-block group commute pattern data may be suitable for persons interested in these fairly small towns and neighborhoods.