Mapping Challenge Update (10/14/21): City / Town Halls in Texas
Volunteers continue to make progress on this challenge with almost 100 edits since last week! Don't forget to check for missing citiy/town halls, too. See our spatial analysis for tips on remaining communities.
See the original post from September 16, 2021 for tips and tricks.
Remaining Communities
We performed a spatial overlay between US Census's Incorporated Places dataset and all the city / town hall features collected to date. We then limited the results to communities with a population greater than 400 since larger communities are more likely to have their own designated city hall. The results reveal a few incorporated places that do not yet have a city/town hall point inside their boundaries but may be large enough to support such a structure; the map below highlights these communities.
NOTE that this does not mean every one of these communities is missing a point. It is possible that some of these communities do not have a building that fits our definition of a city / town hall while others may have already been collected but their city / town hall falls outside their corporate boundary.
Please help us research these communities and determine if a city / town hall exists!
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