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University of Omaha DigitalCommons@UNO Publications Archives, 96- Center for Public Affairs Research --967 Omaha Trade Area Study No. : License Plate Survey of Eight Major Shopping Points Donald W. Lea University of at Omaha John T. Wilhelm Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/cparpubarchives Part of the Demography, Population, and Ecology Commons, and the Public Affairs Commons Recommended Citation Lea, Donald W. and Wilhelm, John T., "Omaha Trade Area Study No. : License Plate Survey of Eight Major Shopping Points" (967). Publications Archives, 96-. Paper. http://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/cparpubarchives/ This Report is brought to you for free and open access by the Center for Public Affairs Research at DigitalCommons@UNO. It has been accepted for inclusion in Publications Archives, 96- by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UNO. For more information, please contact unodigitalcommons@unomaha.edu.

'omaha TRADE AREA STUDY NO. LICENSE PLATE SURVEY OF EIGHT MAJOR SHOPPING POINTS Donald w. Lea & John T. Wilhelm Omaha Urban Area Research Project Wayne Wheeler Coordinator University of Omaha December 967

The Center for Urban Affairs is pleased to make this material available to you. We would appreciate credit for quotations, paraphrases, or use of any part of this publication.

OMAHA TRADE AREA SURVEY NUMBER LICENSE PLATE SURVEY OF THE EIGHT MAJOR SHOPPING POINTS This study represents the second in a series of license plate surveys to aid in a delimitation of Omaha's retail trade area. The method utilized was a tabulation of license plate numbers at the major shopping points in Omaha, namely, the parking lots of Brandeis downtown, Crossroads and Westroads. Discussion is limited to two of the three large centers because this is the initial year for the opening of Westroads. Other shopping centers surveyed were Southroads, Skag-Way, GEM, Gulf Mart, and the Center. The survey technique consisted of counting license plate numbers by county and state in the parking lots during December 8th and 9th, 967. This period, corresponding to the previous study, was chosen because it was felt that the Omaha regional nodality can be best expressed during the Christmas shopping season. Survey data have been tabulated for all eight shopping centers by using the maximum number of cars in a given parking area, at selected times, from a county and/or state for either of the two survey dates. Maps for each of the shopping centers illustrating their separate trade areas are included. CROSSROADS - The Crossroads retail trade area is the largest of all centers surveyed in Omaha. A noted increase in the number of cars over the 966 survey was especially evident in the counties adjacent to the recently completed section of Interstate 9 north of Council Bluffs. The pattern for I Retallick, Harold J. and Gildersleeve, Charles R., Omaha Trade Area ~No. : License Plate Survey of Two Major Shopping Points, Omaha:- ~rs~ty of omaha, Omaha Orban Area Research Project, February, 967. Data were collected by Harold J. Retallick, Garth Adams, Robert Betz, Evelyn Burnett, James Cook, John Knickman, Donald Lea, Robert Osinski, James Shephard, David Thorndike, and John Wilhelm.

coincided with the 966 survey indicating that a significant number of shoppers came from counties contiguous to Douglas and counties along Interstate 8 to the west. BRANDEIS DOWNTOWN PARKING - The parking garage serves the downtown area, which, while heavily local, attracts shoppers from the surrounding area, especially from southwestern. The survey reflected a general decline in car representation of the surrounding counties over the 966 survey. WESTROADS - Westroads, only partially completed at the time of the survey, showed considerable strength in the Omaha SMSA (Douglas, Sarpy, and Pottawattamie counties) and a limited number of cars from outlying counties. The trade area, although less contiguous and with a fewer number of cars, is similar to the attraction area of the Crossroads. SOUTHROADS- Southroads, though strongly patronized by Douglas and Sarpy counties and by Offutt Air Force Base personnel and dependents, appears to serve as a major shopping center for the counties south and east of the shopping complex. CENTER - The Center continues to be a community shopping center. GULF MART - Gulf Mart, a recent addition to the Crossroads complex, was first surveyed this year and its trade area analysis is obscured by the pedestrian traffic between the two centers. SKAG-WAY- This shopping center is locally oriented. It draws most of its customers from Douglas and Sarpy counties and generally from the adjacent counties. A noted absence is the lack of any sizeable amount of cars originating in. GEM - GEM is a community shopping center drawing almost exclusively from Douglas and Sar~y counties.

SUMMARY The second survey of shopping centers in the Omaha SMSA represents the first opportunity to offer a broad generalization of a continuing study of Omaha's retail trade area. The number of surveys conducted have not been sufficient to draw reliable trends of movements or change in the determination of the retail trade area. However, from the information obtained to date, it would appear that the trade area of Omaha is attracting an increasing number of shoppers from Southwest as well as from eastern counties. Maps and tables have been included as a source of information as well as for a permanent record of the 967 survey.

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9 Table CROSSROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF NEBRASKA COUNTIES* 966 967 966 967 966 967 Adams Frontier Nance Antelope Furnas Nemaha Arthur Gage Nuckolls Banner Garden Otoe 7 Blaine Garfield Pawnee Boone Gasper Perkins Box Butte Grant Phelps ~ Boyd Greeley L Pierce Brown Hall 6 Platte 6 ll Buffalo 6 Hamilton Polk Burt Harlan Red Willow Butler 6 Hayes Richardson Cass 9 Hitchcock Rock Cedar Holt 6 Saline Chase Hooker Sarpy 8 8 Cherry Howard Saunders 8 Cheyenne Jefferson Scotts Bluff Clay 6 Johnson Seward Colfax 5 ll Kearney Sheridan Cumi ng 7 Keith Sherman Custer Keya Paha Sioux Dakota Kimball Stanton Dawes Knox Thayer Dawson Lancaster 5 Thomas Deuel Lincoln 6 Thurston Dixon Logan Valley Dodge Loup Washington 6 Douglas '9,6 McPherson Wayne 6 Dundy Madison 6 Webster Fillmore Merrick Wheeler Franklin Morri York 7 *Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

Table CROSSROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF IOWA COUNTIES REPRESENTED* 966 967 966 967 966 967 Adair Adams Audubon Boone Buena Vista Calhoun Carroll Cass Cherokee Clarke Clay Crawford Da as Decatur Dickinson Emmett Fremont 5 5 9 8 Greene Guthrie Hamilton Hancock Harrison Humboldt Ida Kossuth Lyon Madison Mills Monona Montgomery O'Brien Osceola Page Palo Alto 5 5 6 7 8 7 5 Plymouth Pocahontas Polk Pottawattamie Ringgold Sac Shelby Sioux Taylor Union Webster Winnebago Woodbury Wright Other 5 7 8 9 7 * Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

Table CROSSROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT BY STATE* 966 967 966 967 966 967 Alabama Kentucky North Dakota Alaska Louisiana Ohio 5 Arizona Maine Oklahoma l Arkansas l Maryland Oregon California 9 Massachusetts l Pennsylvania l Colorado 6 7 Michigan Rhode Island l l Connecticut Minnesota 8 6 South Carol ina Delaware Mississippi South Dakota 6 Dist.of Columbia l Missouri 7 9 Tennessee Florida l Montana Texas 7 Georgia l,,955 Utah Hawaii Nevada l Vermont Idaho New Hampshire l Virginia Illinois 9 5 New Jersey Washington Indiana New Mexico l West Virginia l 8 New York Wisconsin 5 Kansas 8 7 North Carolina Wyoming l l l *Maximum number of cars from a state in any one check period.

Table CROSSROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A COMPOSITE RANKING OF NEBRASKA AND IOWA COUNTIES, 967* State County Name Number Cars Douglas.,6 Sarpy 8 Pottawattamie 7 Dodge Washington Lancaster Cass 9 Woodbury 9 Saunders 8 Harrison 7 Shelby Burt Colfax Platte Polk Cuming Cass 9 Crawford 8 Mills 8 Montgomery 7 Buffalo 6 Hall 6 Lincoln 6 Carroll 5 Page 5 Johnson Knox Otoe Madison Merrick Audubon Butler Cherry Nemaha Union Monona Rank 6 7 7 9 6 7 8 8 6 6 6 6 6 6 *Maximum number of cars in any one check period.

Table 5 BRANDEIS DOWNTOWN PARKING GARAGE: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF NEBRASKA COUNTIES* Adams Antelope Arthur Banner Blaine Boone Box Butte Boyd Brown Buffalo Burt Butler Cass Cedar Chase Cherry Cheyenne Clay Colfax Cuming Custer Dakota Dawes Dawson Deuel Dixon Dodge Douglas Dundy Fillmore Franklin 966 967 966 967 Frontier Nance Furnas Nemaha Gage Nuckolls Garden Otoe Garfield Pawnee Gasper Perkins Grant Phelps Greeley Pierce Hall Platte Hamilton Polk Harlan Red Will ow Hayes Richardson 8 Hitchcock Rock Holt Saline Hooker Sarpy Howard Saunders Jefferson Scotts Bluff Johnson Seward Kearney Sheridan 5 Keith Sherman Keya Paha Sioux Kimball Stanton Knox Thayer Lancaster 6 Thomas Lincoln Thurston Logan Valley 9 7 Loup Washington 58 5 McPherson Wayne Madison Webster Merrick Whee er Morrill York 966 967 5 5 ll 8 5 * Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

Table 6 BRANDEIS DOWNTOWN PARKING GARAGE: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF IOWA COUNTIES REPRESENTED* 966 967 966 967 966 967 Adair Adams Audubon Boone Buena Vista Calhoun Carroll Cass Cherokee Clarke Clay Crawford Dallas Decatur Dickinson Emmett Fremont 5 7 6 5 6 Greene Guthrie Hamilton Hancock Harrison Humboldt Ida Kossuth Lyon Madison Mills Monona Montgomery O'Brien Osceo a Page Palo Alto 9 ll 8 Plymouth Pocahontas Polk Pottawattamie Ringgold Sac Shelby Sioux Taylor Union Webster Winnebago Woodbury Wright Other 7 66 5 *Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

5 Table 7 BRANDEIS DOWNTOWN PARKING GARAGE: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT BY STATE* Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado 966 967 966 967 ---- ---- l Kentucky North Dakota Louisiana Ohio l Maine l Oklahoma Maryland l Oregon l Massachusetts l Pennsylvania l Michigan l Rhode Island 966 967 ---- l l Connecticut Minnesota South Carol ina l Delaware Mississippi South Dakota Dist.of Columbia Missouri 7 Tennessee l Florida Montana l Texas Georgia 67 6 Utah Hawaii Nevada Vermont Idaho New Hampshire Virginia Illinois l New Jersey l Washington Indiana l New Mexico l West Virginia 75 New York l Wisconsin Kansas 7 North Carolina Wyoming l *Maximum number of cars from a state in any one check period.

6 Table 8 BRANDEIS DOWNTOWN PARKING GARAGE: A COMPOSITE RANKING OF NEBRASKA AND IOWA COUNTIES, 967* State Count~ Name Number Cars Rank Douglas 5 Pottawattamie 66 Harrison Sarpy Page 8 5 Washington 7 6 Fremont 6 7 Crawford 5 8 Dodge 5 8 Cass Lancaster Mills Montgomery Saunders Shelby Burt 6 Butler 6 Carroll 6 Madison 6 Phelps 6 Platte 6 Webster 6 * Maximum number of cars in any one check period.

7 Table 9 WESTROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF NEBRASKA COUNTIES, 967* 967 967 967 Adams Antelope Arthur Banner Blaine Boone Box Butte Boyd Brown Buffalo Burt Butler Cass Cedar Chase Cherry Cheyenne Clay Colfax Cuming Custer Dakota Dawes Dawson Deuel Dixon Dodge Douglas Dundy Fillmore Franklin Frontier Furnas Gage Garden Garfield Gasper Grant Greeley Hall Hamil ton Harlan Hayes 6 Hitchcock Holt Hooker Howard Jefferson Johnson Kearney l Keith Keya Paha Kimball Knox Lancaster Lincoln Logan Loup 68 McPherson Madison l Merrick Morrill Nance Nemaha Nuckolls Otoe Pawnee Perkins Phelps Pierce Platte Polk Red Willow Richardson Rock Saline Sarpy Saunders Scotts Bluff Seward Sheridan Sherman Sioux Stanton Thayer Thomas Thurston Valley Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler York l 5 l 7. * Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

8 Table WESTROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF IOWA COUNTIES REPRESENTED, 967* Adair Adams Audubon Boone Buena Vista Calhoun Carroll Cass Cherokee Clarke Clay Crawford Dallas Decatur Dickinson Emmett Fremont 967 967 Greene Plymouth Guthrie Pocahontas Hamilton Polk Hancock Pottawattamie Harrison Ringgold Humboldt Sac Ida Shelby Kossuth Sioux Lyon Taylor Madison Union Mills Webster Monona Winnebago Montgomery Woodbury O'Brien Wright Osceola Other Page Palo Alto 967 5 * Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

Table WESTROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT BY STATE, 967* 9 967 967 Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Ca i forni a Co ora do Connecticut Delaware Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Dist.of Columbia Missouri 8 Florida Montana Georgia 77 Hawaii Nevada Idaho New Hampshire Illinois New Jersey Indiana New Mexico 6 New York Kansas 9 North Ca ro ina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming 967 * Maximum number of cars from a state in any one check period.

Table WESTROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A COMPOSITE RANKING OF NEBRASKA AND IOWA COUNTIES, 967* State County Name Number Cars Douglas 68 Sarpy 5 Pottawattamie 5 Dodge Lancaster Saunders Washington 7 Cass 6 Li nco n Cuming Holt Rank 5 5 7 8 9 *Maximum number of cars in any one check period.

Table SOUTHROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF NEBRASKA COUNTIES, 967* 967 967 967 Adams Frontier Nance Antelope Furnas Nemaha 7 Arthur Gage l Nuckolls l Banner Garden Otoe ll Blaine Garfield Pawnee Boone Gasper Perkins Box Butte Grant Phelps l Boyd Greeley Pierce l Brown Hall Platte l Buffalo Hamilton Polk Burt l Harlan Red Willow Butler Hayes Richardson Cass 5 Hitchcock Rock Cedar Holt l Saline Chase l Hooker Sarpy 89 Cherry Howard Saunders l Cheyenne l Jefferson Scotts Bluff Clay Johnson Seward Colfax Kearney l Sheridan Cuming Keith l Sherman Custer Keya Paha Sioux Dakota Kimball Stanton Dawes Knox l Thayer Dawson Lancaster 5 Thomas Deuel Lincoln Thurston Dixon Logan Valley Dodge Loup Washington l Douglas 8 McPherson Wayne Dundy l Madison l Webster Fillmore Merrick Wheeler Franklin Morrill York * Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

Table SOUTHROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF IOWA COUNTIES REPRESENTED, 967* Adair Adams Audubon Boone Buena Vista Calhoun Carroll Cass Cherokee Clarke Clay Crawford Dallas Decatur Dickinson Emmett Fremont 967 967 Greene l Plymouth Guthrie Pocahontas Hamilton Polk Hancock Pottawattamie Harrison l Ringgold Humboldt Sac Ida l Shelby Kossuth Sioux Lyon Taylor Madison Union l Mills 5 Webster Monona Winnebago Montgomery Woodbury O'Brien Wright Osceola Other Page 8 Palo Alto 967 78 l 7 *Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

Table 5 SOUTHROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT BY STATE, 967* 967 967 Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland California 5 Massachusetts Colorado Connecticut Delaware Michigan Minnesota Mississippi 5 Dist.of Columbia Missouri Florida 6 Montana Georgia,9 Hawaii Nevada Idaho New Hampshire Illinois New Jersey Indiana New Mexico 6 New York Kansas North Carolina 967 North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania 6 Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota 7 Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Guam *Maximum number of cars from a state in any one check period.

Table 6 SOUTHROADS SHOPPING CENTER: A COMPOSITE RANKING OF NEBRASKA AND IOWA COUNTIES, 967* State County Name Number Cars Sarpy 89 Douglas 8 Pottawattamie 78 Cass 5 Mills 5 Otoe Fremont 8 Nemaha 7 Lancaster 5 Platte Montgomery Rank 5 6 7 8 9 * Maximum number of cars in any one check period.

5 Table 7 THE CENTER SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF NEBRASKA COUNTIES, 967* 967 967 967 Adams Frontier Nance Antelope Furnas Nemaha Arthur Gage Nuckolls Banner Garden Otoe Blaine Garfield Pawnee Boone Gasper Perkins Box Butte Grant Phelps Boyd Greeley Pierce Brown Hall Platte Buffalo Hamilton Polk Burt Harlan Red Willow Butler Hayes Richardson Cass Hitchcock Rock Cedar Holt Saline Chase Hooker Sarpy 5 Cherry Howard Saunders 5 Cheyenne Jefferson Scotts Bluff Clay Johnson Seward Col fax Kearney Sheridan Cumi ng Keith Sherman Custer Keya Paha Sioux Dakota Kimball Stanton Dawes Knox Thayer Dawson Lancaster Thomas Deuel Lincoln Thurston Dixon Logan Valley Dodge Loup Washington Douglas 7 McPherson Wayne Dundy Madison Webster Fillmore Merrick Wheeler Franklin Morrill York *Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

6 Table 8 THE CENTER SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF IOWA COUNTIES REPRESENTED, 967* Adair Adams Audubon Boone Buena Vista Calhoun Carroll Cass Cherokee Clarke Clay Crawford Da as Decatur Dickinson Emmett Fremont 967 967 Greene Plymouth Guthrie Pocahontas Hami.lton Polk Hancock Pottawattamie Harrison Ringgold Humboldt Sac Ida Shelby Kossuth Sioux Lyon Taylor Madison Union Mills Webster Monona Winnebago Montgomery Woodbury O'Brien Wright Osceola Other Page Palo Alto 967 *Maximum number nf cars from a county in any one check period.

7 Table 9 THE CENTER SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT BY STATE, 967* 967 967 Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland California Massachusetts Colorado Connecticut Delaware Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Dist.of Columbia Missouri Florida Montana Georgia 69 Hawaii Nevada Idaho New Hampshire Illinois New Jersey Indiana New Mexico 5 New York Kansas North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carol ina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming 967 * Maximum number of cars from a state in any one check period.

8 Table GULF MART SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF NEBRASKA COUNTIES, 967* Adams Antelope Arthur Banner Blaine Boone Box Butte Boyd Brown Buffalo Burt Butler Cass Cedar Chase Cherry Cheyenne Clay Colfax Cuming Custer Dakota Dawes Dawson Deuel Dixon Dodge Douglas Dundy Fillmore Franklin 967 967 Frontier Furnas Gage Garden Garfield Gosper Grant Greeley Hall Hamilton Harlan Hayes Hitchcock Holt Hooker Howard Jefferson Johnson Kearney Keith Keya Paha Kimball Knox Lancaster Lincoln Logan Loup 59 McPherson Madison Merrick Morri Nance Nemaha Nuckolls Otoe Pawnee Perkins Phelps Pierce Platte Polk Red Willow Richardson Rock Saline Sarpy Saunders Scotts Bluff Seward Sheri dan Sherman Sioux Stanton Thayer Thomas Thurston Valley Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler York 967 * Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

Table GULF MART SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF IOWA COUNTIES REPRESENTED, 967* 9 Adair Adams Audubon Boone Buena Vista Calhoun Carroll Cass Cherokee Clarke Clay Crawford Dallas Decatur Dickinson Emmett Fremont 967 967 Greene Plymouth Guthrie Pocahontas Hamilton Polk Hancock Pottawattamie Harrison Ringgold Humboldt Sac Ida Shelby Kossuth Sioux Lyon Taylor Madison Union Mi s Webster Monona Winnebago Montgomery Woodbury O'Brien Wright Osceola Other Page Palo Alto 967 5 *Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

Table GULF MART SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT BY STATE, 967* 967 967 Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Del aware Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Dist.of Columbia Missouri Florida Montana Georgia 97 Hawaii Nevada Idaho New Hampshire Illinois New Jersey Indiana New Mexico l New York Kansas North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Is and South Carol ina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming 967 * Maximum number of cars from a state in any one check period.

Table THE CENTER SHOPPING CENTER: A COMPOSITE RANKING OF NEBRASKA AND IOWA COUNTIES, 967* State County Name Number Cars Douglas 7 Sarpy 5 Pottawattamie Washington Saunders 5 Monona Dodge Lancaster Harrison Rank 5 6 7 7 7 * Maximum number of cars in any one check period. Table THE GULF MART SHOPPING CENTER: A COMPOSITE RANKING OF NEBRASKA AND IOWA COUNTIES, 967* State County Name Number Cars Douglas 59 Pottawattamie Sarpy Shelby 5 Washington Saunders Harrison Rank 5 6 6 * Maximum number of cars in any one check period.

Table 5 SKAG-WAY SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF NEBRASKA COUNTIES, 967* 967 967 967 Adams Frontier Nance Antelope Furnas Nemaha Arthur Gage Nuckolls Banner Garden Otoe Blaine Garfield Pawnee Boone Gasper Perkins Box Butte Grant Phelps Boyd Greeley Pierce Brown Hall Platte Buffalo Hamilton Polk Burt Harlan Red Willow Butler Hayes Richardson Cass Hitchcock Rock Cedar Holt Saline Chase Hooker Sarpy Cherry Howard Saunders 8 Cheyenne Jefferson Scotts Bluff Clay Johnson Seward Colfax Kearney Sheridan Cuming Keith Sherman Custer Keya Paha Sioux Dakota Kimba Stanton Dawes Knox Thayer Dawson Lancaster 6 Thomas D Deuel Lincoln Thurston Dixon Logan Valley Dodge Loup Washington 5 Douglas 6 McPherson WaYne Dundy Madison Webster Fillmore Merrick Wheeler Franklin Morri York * Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

Table 6 SKAG-WAY SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF IOWA COUNTIES REPRESENTED, 967* Adair Adams Audubon Boone Buena Vista Calhoun Carroll Cass Cherokee Clarke Clay Crawford Da as Decatur Dickinson Emmett Fremont 967 967 Greene Plymouth Guthrie Pocahontas Hami ton Polk Hancock Pottawattamie Harrison Ringgold Humboldt Sac Ida Shelby Kossuth Sioux Lyon Taylor Madison Union Mills 5 Webster Monona Winnebago Montgomery Woodbury O'Brien Wright Osceola Other Page Palo Alto 967 * Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

Table 7 SKAG-WAY SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT BY STATE, 967* 967 967 Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Kentucky Loui.siana Maine Maryland California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Dist.of Columbia Missouri Florida Montana Georgi a 5 Hawaii Nevada Idaho New Hampshire Illinois New Jersey Indiana New Mexico 5 New York Kansas North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Canal Zone 967 * Maximum number of cars from a state in any one check period.

5 Table 8 GEM SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF NEBRASKA COUNTIES, 967* 967 967 967 Adams Frontier Nance Antelope Furnas Nemaha Arthur Gage Nuckolls Banner Garden Otoe Blaine Garfield Pawnee Boone Gasper Perkins Box Butte Grant Phelps Boyd Greeley Pierce Brown Hall Platte Buffalo Hami ton Polk Burt Harlan Red Willow Butler Hayes Richardson Cass Hitchcock Rock Cedar Holt Saline Chase Hooker Sarpy 5 Cherry Howard Saunders Cheyenne Jefferson Scotts Bluff Clay Johnson Seward Colfax Kearney Sheridan Cumi ng Keith Sherman Custer Keya Paha Sioux Dakota Kimball Stanton Dawes Knox Thayer Dawson Lancaster Thomas Deuel Lincoln Thurston Dixon Logan Valley Dodge Loup Washington Douglas ll McPherson Wayne Dundy Madison Webster Fillmore Merrick Wheeler Franklin Morri York *Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

6 Table 9 GEM SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT OF IOWA COUNTIES REPRESENTED, 967* Adair Adams Audubon Boone Buena Vista Calhoun Carroll Cass Cherokee Clarke Clay Crawford Dallas Decatur Dickinson Emmett Fremont 967 967 Greene Plymouth Guthrie Pocahontas Hamilton Polk Hancock Pottawattamie Harrison Ringgold Humboldt Sac Ida Shelby Kossuth Sioux Lyon Taylor Madison Union Mills Webster Monona Winnebago Montgomery Woodbury O'Brien Wright Osceola Other Page Palo Alto 967 *Maximum number of cars from a county in any one check period.

Table GEM SHOPPING CENTER: A LICENSE PLATE COUNT BY STATE, 967* 7 967 967 Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland California l Massachusetts Colorado Connecticut Delaware Dist.of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nevada l l 79 Idaho Illinois Indiana l New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York l l Kansas North Carolina l North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Vi rgi ni a Wisconsin Wyoming 967 l l *Maximum number of cars from a state in any one check period.

8 Table SKAG-WAY SHOPPING CENTER: A COMPOSITE RANKING OF NEBRASKA AND IOWA COUNTIES, 967* State County Name Number Cars Rank Douglas 6 Sarpy Cass Saunders 8 Lancaster 6 5 Washington 5 6 Mills 5 6 * Maximum number of cars in any one check period. Table GEM SHOPPING CENTER: A COMPOSITE RANKING OF NEBRASKA AND IOWA COUNTIES, 967* State County Name Number Cars Rank Douglas Sarpy 5 Cass Lancaster Washington 5 *Maximum number of cars in any one check period.