Factors of Urban Sprawl in Dutchess County, NY

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Title

Factors of Urban Sprawl in Dutchess County, NY

Subject

urban sprawl

Description

"FACTORS OF URBAN SPRAWL IN DUTCHESS COUNTY, NY" analyzes various aspects influencing urban development in Dutchess County. It presents data on population density, median household income, and traffic volume across different census tracts, highlighting correlations between income levels and vehicle traffic even in areas with lower population density. The report incorporates information on housing developments, including planned and under-construction units, and examines historical housing growth patterns from early 20th century to the early 21st century, emphasizing shifts from city centers to suburban and commuter belt developments influenced by factors like proximity to New York City and the presence of major employers like IBM. The document provides a comprehensive overview of land use, urban expansion, and housing trends within the region.

Creator

Miller, Andrew

Date

Fall 2020

Format

poster

Language

en

Class Project Item Type Metadata

Course Code

GEOG220

Course Title

Cartography: Spatial Data Visualization with GIS

Status

completed

Last Updated

6/21/25

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Citation

Miller, Andrew, “Factors of Urban Sprawl in Dutchess County, NY,” Vassar Student Sustainability Projects, accessed November 13, 2026, https://sustainabilityprojects.vassarspaces.net/items/show/321.