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Plan2 The Regions Growth

May 1967

Second Regional Plan

The Region's Growth

A Report of the Second Regional Plan

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This report projects key characteristics of the New York Metropolitan Region to the year 2000: population, jobs, households, and incomes. It also places the growth of the New York Region in the context of urbanization in the world and in the Atlantic Urban Region (the eastern seaboard between Washington and Boston).

Research Areas

Housing & Neighborhood Planning

Location

New York

Topics

Economic DevelopmentOpen Space

Acknowledgements

Authored by

  • Emanuel Tobier

  • Regina Belz

  • Susan Stevens

  • Boris Pushkarev

    Former Vice President, Research and Planning

  • Stanley Tankel

    Planning Director

  • William Shore

Other Reports in this Series

May 1969
in Second Regional Plan
Public Services in Older Cities A Report of the Second Regional Plan
Apr 1969
in Second Regional Plan
Urban Design Manhattan A Report of the Second Regional Plan
Apr 1968
in Second Regional Plan
Jamaica Center A Report of the Second Regional Plan
Oct 1967
in Second Regional Plan
Public Participation in Regional Planning A Report of the Second Regional Plan

Total Reports

447

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