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Revised Code of Washington, Washington Administrative Code, municipal and county codes, ordinances.
Planning resources & links to web site.
The life and times of William J. Levitt, the man who planted the seeds of modern suburbia in a Long Island potato field.
University of California-internet resources for Planners.
Each state link brings up a menu of links to maps & other online information about the state.
School explores issues and challenges affecting cities and metropolitan regions.
A list of guides to UC Berkeley library and Web resources for city planning research, prepared for the students and faculty at the University of California, Berkeley.
Integration of geographic information systems-spatial analysis.
An electronic workplace and a forum for information and services regarding urban and community development, buildings and facilities, infrastructure.
Selected, Edited, and Provided with Headnotes by John W. Reps Professor Emeritus, Cornell University.
Lists of directories specific to Urban Planning.
Focusing on cities located in five continents- to identify the competitive advantages of each, and to present the principal urban innovations that they are developing.
Searchable database of solutions to the common social, economic and environmental problems of an urbanizing world.
A Planning Information Source for Planners, Town Officials, Resource Managers and the General Public.
Search various global regions-journals-information.
Links to various socio-economic data-land use-GIS.
Formerly called The Planning and Architecture Internet Resource Center (PAIRC), this site contains a directory of Internet resources relevant to planning, architecture and built environment; contains architecture and planning-related mailing lis.
Addresses urban and community issues along with concerns with health and quality of life issues.
Lists of journals,guides,bibliographies specific to history of planning & urbanism.
Aerial images and photo maps of US cities (Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, Phoenix, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington DC)
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