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@annapav7 Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@epkennedy120 Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@jaeyoungjin Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@richardudell Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@ccassisi Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@kbfeldmann Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@streamfireflies Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@shaheen19 Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@fergusca Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@bridgetfloyd Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@eastudent Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

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@B-Pinke Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@lherwehe Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@haselwimmer Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@kz-yamaguchi Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@wpaigej Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@dphillips97 Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@krantz23 Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@coro1253 Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@sauer3 Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@ClaireKarban Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@timd409 Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@calekochenour Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@adamancer Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@jweber333 Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@esgeo Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@gnarledbranches Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@kezi7216 Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

• create an issue template with the assignment in it to make this easier to implement an issue for each student
• move existing files into the structure:

country/
state/
file.ipynb

• add gitignore

@ReedtheRiver Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@nickaplan Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@cantord1698 Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@frma6457 Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@chbr1191 Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@stephlshep Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@krosenberg01 Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@toastferry Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@amap989 Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@calerwilliams Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@sarahmjaffe Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@wolterso Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@kessb Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@Ewolfe2 Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@camrynsorg Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@Kernsjenl Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@bri33 Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@evangallagher Follow the GitHub collaborative workflow to:

1. Create a fork of this repository and add to your fork a Jupyter Notebook called city-state-or-country.ipynb (e.g. houston-tx.ipynb) with some facts about your hometown (or another chosen city) using Markdown:

• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• add a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• add a subtitle (header) for a local landmark, plus an image and short text description of this landmark

2. Submit a pull request from your fork to this repository, with the following included in the message of your pull request:

• notify the owner of the repository (i.e. your instructor) that you have addressed the issue using @jlpalomino
• reference the issue number using Fixes #issue-number (e.g. the issue number is above in the title of this issue)

@ user-name here. Please work on the following for next week.

1. go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
2. then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting
• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!

@gracehood Please work on the following for next week.

• go to canvas and read the assignment 7 assignment page closely
• then complete the task of adding 4 Files to Your Fork of this repo

For this assignment, you will be adding a new file for two different towns of your choice! If you attend class this week, you will complete adding at least the first town to your fork during class. The second you will do on your own outside of class. When you are done, you will have a total of 4 files in your pull request.

The files you will add are for two towns of your choice. You can select a place you've lived, a place you'd like to live or a place you live now! The files you add will look something like this:

• 2 .csv files: one for each city that you are submitting

• 2 .ipynb files (Jupyter Notebooks): one for each city that you are submitting

View Activity on EarthDataScience.org

in each ipynb file, you will add:

• a subtitle (header) and the information for the latitude and longitude of the main area of the town/city
• a subtitle (header) and the information for the most recent population figure you can find, plus a hyperlink to the source for this information
• a subtitle (header) for a local landmark,
• an image and short text description of this landmark. Ideally you will use a linked image online to the landmark above and avoid adding the image to the repo!