Contiguous Annexation
Contiguous Annexation is a formal annexation policy mechanism whereby a municipal boundary expansion occurs exclusively by incorporating geographically adjacent, non-incorporated territories that share a direct border with the annexing jurisdiction, thereby preserving spatial continuity and administrative coherence within the expanded municipal area.
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Annexation and Ethnicity in the American Midwest
Bev Wilson, Mary M. Edwards · Urban Affairs Review · 2013 · 11 citations
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