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Three geographic-ecologic subregions of Arkansas, <t>1910.</t> Sources: Plantation counties, ; Upcountry counties, : 5). National Historical Geographic Information System .
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Three geographic-ecologic subregions of Arkansas, 1910. Sources: Plantation counties, ; Upcountry counties, : 5). National Historical Geographic Information System .

Journal: Social science history

Article Title: ‘Little Baby’s gone to Heaven’: A Mixed-Methods Study of Black Children’s Survival Disadvantage in Jim Crow-Era Arkansas

doi: 10.1017/ssh.2025.15

Figure Lengend Snippet: Three geographic-ecologic subregions of Arkansas, 1910. Sources: Plantation counties, ; Upcountry counties, : 5). National Historical Geographic Information System .

Article Snippet: A few studies have used Census 1900, 1910 IPUMS microdata directly, differencing numbers of children born and surviving to estimate number(s) lost ( ) or proportions lost ( ; ; ).

Techniques:

Arkansas County percent Black by subregion, 1910. Sources: Plantation counties, ; Upcountry counties, : 5); Haines and ; National Historical Geographic Information System .

Journal: Social science history

Article Title: ‘Little Baby’s gone to Heaven’: A Mixed-Methods Study of Black Children’s Survival Disadvantage in Jim Crow-Era Arkansas

doi: 10.1017/ssh.2025.15

Figure Lengend Snippet: Arkansas County percent Black by subregion, 1910. Sources: Plantation counties, ; Upcountry counties, : 5); Haines and ; National Historical Geographic Information System .

Article Snippet: A few studies have used Census 1900, 1910 IPUMS microdata directly, differencing numbers of children born and surviving to estimate number(s) lost ( ) or proportions lost ( ; ; ).

Techniques: