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Plot ZipCode Boundaries on a Map: Part 2 - Import Zip Code (U.S. Censu(pietschsoft.com)

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Now that we've Made Sense of the U.S. Census ZCTA ARC/INFO Ungenerate (ASCII) files in Part 1 of this series, we are ready to import the U.S Census ZCTA Zip Code data into a database. In Part 2, we'll create database tables and import the Zip Code Boundary data into those tables in a MS SQL 2005 database.

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