An Addition to Naroll's Suggested Floor Area and Settlement Population Relationship

Steven A. LeBlanc

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Abstract Floor area and population data from three geographical areas are given. The value of recording the use of each floor area is demonstrated. Because of the large variances among floor areas it is suggested that caution be used in applying this relationship.

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