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Fig. 119. — " Village " population includes many people living on farm.*! within the 

 village limits. It includes also many retired farmers, especially in the Corn Helt and 

 in the South and West, and tradesmen who serve the farmei-s' lieeds. In the Northeast 

 a considerable factory population resides in villaiies. Tlie geograi)hic distribution of 

 village population in the Corn Belt, and in the Spring Wlieat and the southwestern 

 portion of the Hay and Pasture regions, is nmiarkably uniform. Whereas, farm iHipula- 

 tion and country population (see Figs. 97 and 118) are densest in the South and Fast, 

 village population is densest in the Corn Belt. It is also relatively dense In Utah, 

 where many of the Morman farmers live in villages. 



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