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Simulation of Projected Water Demand and Ground-Water Levels in the Coffee Sand and Eutaw-McShan Aquifers in Union County, Mississippi, 2010 through 2050

Table 2. Estimates of housing units for a normal- and a high-growth scenario, 1998 to 2050, in Union County, Mississippi

 

Socioeconomic variables

1998

2010

2020

2030

2040

2050

Normal-growth scenario

Populationa

23,828

26,139

27,599

29,369

30,950

32,557

Number of occupied-housing unitsb

9,493

10,414

10,996

11,701

12,331

12,971

Number of occupied-housing units served by a public supply

7,590

9,060

9,786

10,648

11,468

12,322

High-growth scenario

Populationa

23,828

27,932

31,332

34,732

38,132

41,532

Number of occupied-housing units

9,493

11,128

12,483

13,837

15,192

16,547

Number of occupied-housing units served by a public supply

7,590

9,904

11,359

12,869

14,432

16,050

 

aData from Dr. James H. Eblen, Tennessee Valley Authority, Economic Development, written commun., 1999 (Appendix A).

bData from U.S. Department of Commerce, 1992a.