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SOCIAL SCIENCE

Defining neighborhood boundaries for urban health research in developing countries: a case study of Accra, Ghana

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Pages 36-42 | Received 26 Mar 2012, Accepted 06 Dec 2012, Published online: 01 Feb 2013

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Figure 1. Map of the 1724 Enumeration Areas with the neighborhood boundaries and the number respondent locations from the Women's Health Survey of Accra II for each of the neighborhoods within the Accra Metropolitan Area.

Figure 1. Map of the 1724 Enumeration Areas with the neighborhood boundaries and the number respondent locations from the Women's Health Survey of Accra II for each of the neighborhoods within the Accra Metropolitan Area.

Figure 2. Map of Enumeration Area-based location and percent correct of self-identified neighborhood from the Women's Health Survey of Accra II data. Data were stratified using natural breaks.

Figure 2. Map of Enumeration Area-based location and percent correct of self-identified neighborhood from the Women's Health Survey of Accra II data. Data were stratified using natural breaks.
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