Public works in Washita County

Public space maintenance, paths, bins and broken elements Local context for Washita County, Oklahoma.

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~ 2Small public elements - model

Public works summary

Washita County, Oklahoma. Population: 10,839. Land area: 1,003.1 sq mi. Public space maintenance, paths, bins and broken elements.

Recorded local data

Population10,839Source: census_popest_county. Population year: 2024.
Land area1,003.1 sq miSource: census_gazetteer. Geography year: 2023. Water area is excluded.

Derived from recorded data

Residents per square mile10.8Population / land area. Population and geography may refer to different years.

Model scenario

Small public elements~ 2Scenario: (population / 10,000) x 2.2. Coefficients are assumptions, not locally measured rates. Not a verified object count.

Model values are scenarios, not an inventory or evidence that a service exists. Queues, applications, incidents, service users and unsafe homes are not inferred from population. Missing data does not mean zero.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is recorded for population?

Population: 10,839. Source: census_popest_county. Population year: 2024.

What is recorded for land area?

Land area: 1,003.1 sq mi. Source: census_gazetteer. Geography year: 2023. Water area is excluded.

What is recorded for residents per square mile?

Residents per square mile: 10.8. Population / land area. Population and geography may refer to different years.

What does the model mean by small public elements?

Small public elements: ~ 2. Scenario: (population / 10,000) x 2.2. Coefficients are assumptions, not locally measured rates. Not a verified object count.

Why are some figures not shown?

Model values are scenarios, not an inventory or evidence that a service exists. Queues, applications, incidents, service users and unsafe homes are not inferred from population. Missing data does not mean zero.

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