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Subject:
Specific addresses where homeless people congregate
Category: Relationships and Society > Cultures Asked by: hatihati-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
25 May 2006 08:53 PDT
Expires: 24 Jun 2006 08:53 PDT Question ID: 732306 |
What are some specific addresses where homeless people congregate in the cities below? I am talking about specific addresses, like "1600 North Spring Street, San Jose, CA" or "Shelby Street, 1300-1400, Dallas, TX". I'm trying to pin the locations on a Google map so I need specifics. The more the better. Here are the cities I need: New York, NY Los Angeles, CA Dallas, TX San Francisco, CA San Jose, CA Boston, MA Seattle, WA Portland, OR Denver, CO Atlanta, GA Chicago, IL Washington, DC Phoenix, AZ Houston, TX Miami, FL Fargo, ND Austin, TX Philadelphia, PA San Diego, CA Detroit, MI Salt Lake City, UT Sacramento, CA Long Beach, CA Reno, NV |
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Re: Specific addresses where homeless people congregate
From: czh-ga on 25 May 2006 09:55 PDT |
Hello hatihati-ga, It sounds like you want the researcher to research multiple general locations in 24 cities and then do the research to get the exact street adress for each of them. This would be a $5 question if someone had already collected this information and you just had to find the link. Unfortunately, this is not the case and this question will require hours of research. Since you're a fairly new user of Google Answers, I recommend that you review these links so that you can maximize your experience with this service. http://answers.google.com/answers/faq.html http://answers.google.com/answers/pricing.html All the best. ~ czh ~ |
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Re: Specific addresses where homeless people congregate
From: aussietpp-ga on 03 Jun 2006 13:10 PDT |
Homeless people would probably be found at: Homeless shelters (if they exist in the U.S.A). Places where food is distributed free to homeless people (soup kitchens). Public Parks As for specific addresses, try Welfare Department/Community Welfare/Community Services or what ever organisation tries to help homeless people. |
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