construct_geoid: Create GEOID from Default Columns

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Create GEOID from Default Columns

Description

Create GEOID from Default Columns

Usage

construct_geoid(
  .data,
  area_type,
  state = "state",
  county = "county",
  tract = "tract",
  block_group = "block group",
  block = "block",
  cd = "cd",
  shd = "shd",
  ssd = "ssd",
  zcta = "zcta"
)

Arguments

.data	dataframe, tibble, or sf tibble
area_type	Defaults to creating the smallest possible with 'spine' for states, counties, tracts, block groups, and blocks. You can also pass one of the on spine geographies to create that specific level. Other options are 'shd' for lower state legislative districts, 'ssd' for upper state legislative districts, 'cd' for congressional districts, or 'zcta' for zip code tabulation areas.
state	name of column with state component
county	name of column with county component
tract	name of column with tract component
block_group	name of column with block group component
block	name of column with block component
cd	name of column with cd component
shd	name of column with shd component
ssd	name of column with ssd component
zcta	name of column with zcta component

Value

.data with new column GEOID

Examples

data(mt_county)
mt_county <- mt_county %>% breakdown_geoid()
mt_county <- mt_county %>% dplyr::select(-dplyr::all_of('GEOID'))
mt_county <- mt_county %>% construct_geoid()

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