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## pygris
__pygris__ is a Python package to help users access US Census Bureau TIGER/Line and cartographic boundary shapefiles and load them into Python as GeoDataFrames. The goal of the package is to make it simple to access US Census geographic data; data can be acquired with a single function for a given geography (e.g. `tracts()` for Census tracts) along with a few options.
The package is a general port of the [R __tigris__ package](https://github.com/walkerke/tigris) with a few modifications. The framework of and philosophy behind the __tigris__ package is covered in [Chapter 5 of my book, _Analyzing US Census Data: Methods, Maps and Models in R_](https://walker-data.com/census-r/census-geographic-data-and-applications-in-r.html).
Install __pygris__ from PyPI with the following command:
```bash
pip install pygris
# For optional dependencies to support interactive examples in the documentation:
# pip install pygris[explore]
```
Alternatively, install the development version from GitHub:
```bash
pip install git+https://github.com/walkerke/pygris.git
```
Support for installation with `conda` is forthcoming.
Read the following articles for more information on how to use the package:
* [Basic usage of pygris](https://walker-data.com/pygris/01-basic-usage)
* [Working with geometries in pygris](https://walker-data.com/pygris/02-geometries)
* [Data utilities in pygris](https://walker-data.com/pygris/03-data-utilities)
* [Geocoding and custom filters in pygris](https://walker-data.com/pygris/04-geocoding)
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