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1. LandScan 2012 Global Population Database

2012. Oak Ridge National Laboratory. This raster dataset contains population counts at 30 arc second resolution (1 km. or finer) for 2012. "Using an innovative approach with Geographic... Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

2. World Populated Places, 1:10 million (2012)

2012. Patterson, Tom and Kelso, Nathaniel Vaughn. This point shapefile depicts point symbols with name attributes for populated areas worldwide, including some capitals, major cities and town and s... North American Cartographic Information Society.

3. World Populated Places, 1:110 million (2012)

2012. Patterson, Tom and Kelso, Nathaniel Vaughn. This point shapefile depicts point symbols with name attributes for populated areas worldwide, including some smaller towns in sparsely inhabited r... North American Cartographic Information Society.

4. World Populated Places, 1:50 million (2012)

2012. Patterson, Tom and Kelso, Nathaniel Vaughn. This point shapefile depicts point symbols with name attributes for populated areas worldwide, including some smaller towns in sparsely inhabited r... North American Cartographic Information Society.

5. World Urban Areas, 1:10 million (2012)

2012. Patterson, Tom and Kelso, Nathaniel Vaughn. This polygon shapefile contains the boundaries of urban areas with dense areas of human habitation worldwide derived from 2002-2003 MODIS satellite... North American Cartographic Information Society.

6. World Urban Areas, 1:50 million (2012)

2012. Patterson, Tom and Kelso, Nathaniel Vaughn. This polygon shapefile contains the boundaries of urban areas with dense areas of human habitation worldwide derived from 2002-2003 MODIS satellite... North American Cartographic Information Society.

7. World Urban Areas, LandScan, 1:10 million (2012)

2012. Patterson, Tom and Kelso, Nathaniel Vaughn. This polygon shapefile depicts boundaries of urban areas with dense areas of human habitation worldwide. Regional significance is favored over popu... North American Cartographic Information Society.