Literal question
<span class="h1">Section I - Geographic location </span></p>
<p>Folder Number: _ _ _ _ _ _</p>
<p>Surveyed housing number: _ _ _</p>
<p>Household number within dwelling: _</p>
<p>Neighborhood/region: ____</p>
<p>Block: _ _ _ _</p>
<p>If this survey is a continuation of the previous one please fill in:</p>
<div class="i1">[] Continuation</div><p>Household address: ________ (street, avenue, path, road, km, etc.)</p>
<p>House No.____ Apt. No. ____
Interviewer instructions
<span class="h2">Section I: Geographic location </span>
<br />The geographic location is composed of: Folder number, Surveyed Housing number, Household number within dwelling, name and code of the neighborhood, block number, whether it is a continuation, household address (street, avenue, alley, way, etc.), interior or exterior number.
<br />Before you start your task, fill in the information of the survey that corresponds to the Geographical Location. Record the data corresponding to the Folder number, name and number of the neighborhood/region and block number, duplicating them from the portfolio and the map of the segment.</p>
<p>Neighborhood/Region. Neighborhoods are administrative units into which are divided the urban zones of municipalities or municipal districts. Generally they are delimited by streets or avenues or by natural divisions such as a valley, a stream, a river or an imaginary boundary or a limit of other kind. In turn, regions are smaller regional units that divide the rural zones of municipalities or municipal districts.
<br />In the line or boxes write down the name and code of the corresponding neighborhood/region in which the household is located and appears on the map or label in the package.
