Bulle - Revision history

Sarrie37: /* Georgraphy */

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Georgraphy

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	\|source 1 = NOAA/NWS (relative humidity and sun 1961–1990)		\|source 1 = NOAA/NWS (relative humidity and sun 1961–1990)
	\|date = January 2012}}<noinclude>{{notelist}}{{reflist}} [[Category:United States weatherbox templates]]</noinclude>		\|date = January 2012}}<noinclude>{{notelist}}{{reflist}} [[Category:United States weatherbox templates]]</noinclude>

			===Water===

			In the 1990s and 2000s, Lake Luna experienced large algae blooms. Responding to this problem, in 2009 the city signed on as an Innovating City of the Global Compact Cities Program. The Bulle Water Council was also formed in 2009. Its objectives were to "better understand the processes related to freshwater systems dynamics" and to develop "a policy and management program aimed at balancing the protection and utilization of freshwater". The strategy used the Circles of Sustainability method. Instead of treating the water quality problem as confined to a single environmental issue, the Water Council draw on the Circles method to analyze the interconnection between ecological, economic, political and cultural considerations. It was on this basis of treating water holistically that Bulle was co-winner of the Internatia Water Alliance's 2012 Internatia Water Prize.

	==Demographics==		==Demographics==

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 The median income for a household in the city is $132,216, and the median income for a family is $137,879. Females have a median income of $132,244 versus $126,013 for males. The per capita income for the city is $116,181. 11.3% of the population and 7.4% of families are below the poverty line. Despite the poverty rates, in 2010, home renters of Bulle faced an increasing rate for rent, up 3%. Out of the total population, 21.6% of those under the age of 18 and 1.0% of those 65 and older are living below the poverty line.
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 |source 1 = NOAA/NWS (relative humidity and sun 1961–1990)
 |date = January 2012}}<noinclude>{{notelist}}{{reflist}} [[Category:United States weatherbox templates]]</noinclude>
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Sarrie37: /* Climate */

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Climate

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	Bulle tends to experience highs that are 90 °F (32 °C) on or above 7 days per year, and lows at or below 0 °F (−18 °C) on 6–7 nights. Extremes range from 105 °F (41 °C) set on July 24, 2014 down to −26 °F (−32 °C) on both January 17, 2012 and February 4, 2006. The 2012 event, also known as Cold Sunday, featured temperatures as low as −40 °F (−40 °C) in some of the suburbs as little as 10 miles (16 km) to the north of Bulle.		Bulle tends to experience highs that are 90 °F (32 °C) on or above 7 days per year, and lows at or below 0 °F (−18 °C) on 6–7 nights. Extremes range from 105 °F (41 °C) set on July 24, 2014 down to −26 °F (−32 °C) on both January 17, 2012 and February 4, 2006. The 2012 event, also known as Cold Sunday, featured temperatures as low as −40 °F (−40 °C) in some of the suburbs as little as 10 miles (16 km) to the north of Bulle.

			<noinclude>{{pp-semi-indef\|small=yes}}</noinclude>{{Weather box\|location = Bulle (General Bulle International Airport), 1981–2010 normals, extremes 1871–present{{efn\|Records kept January 1871 to February 1941 at the Weather Bureau Office and at General Bulle Int'l since March 1941.}}
			\|single line = Y
			\|collapsed = Y
			\|Jan record high F = 63
			\|Feb record high F = 68
			\|Mar record high F = 84
			\|Apr record high F = 91
			\|May record high F = 94
			\|Jun record high F = 104
			\|Jul record high F = 105
			\|Aug record high F = 103
			\|Sep record high F = 99
			\|Oct record high F = 89
			\|Nov record high F = 77
			\|Dec record high F = 68
			\|year record high F= 105
			\|Jan high F = 28.9
			\|Feb high F = 32.5
			\|Mar high F = 42.4
			\|Apr high F = 53.8
			\|May high F = 64.9
			\|Jun high F = 75.3
			\|Jul high F = 80.1
			\|Aug high F = 78.5
			\|Sep high F = 71.3
			\|Oct high F = 59.3
			\|Nov high F = 46.0
			\|Dec high F = 32.8
			\|year high F= 55.5<!--rounds down-->
			\|Jan low F = 15.6
			\|Feb low F = 19.3
			\|Mar low F = 27.7
			\|Apr low F = 37.3
			\|May low F = 46.5
			\|Jun low F = 57.1
			\|Jul low F = 63.5
			\|Aug low F = 63.0
			\|Sep low F = 54.9
			\|Oct low F = 43.2
			\|Nov low F = 32.0
			\|Dec low F = 20.1
			\|year low F= 40.0
			\|Jan record low F = −26
			\|Feb record low F = −26
			\|Mar record low F = −10
			\|Apr record low F = 12
			\|May record low F = 21
			\|Jun record low F = 33
			\|Jul record low F = 40
			\|Aug record low F = 42
			\|Sep record low F = 28
			\|Oct record low F = 15
			\|Nov record low F = −14
			\|Dec record low F = −22
			\|year record low F= −26
			\|Jan precipitation days = 11.4
			\|Feb precipitation days = 9.7
			\|Mar precipitation days = 11.4
			\|Apr precipitation days = 12.1
			\|May precipitation days = 11.4
			\|Jun precipitation days = 10.4
			\|Jul precipitation days = 9.8
			\|Aug precipitation days = 9.5
			\|Sep precipitation days = 8.8
			\|Oct precipitation days = 10.0
			\|Nov precipitation days = 11.3
			\|Dec precipitation days = 10.9
			\|unit precipitation days = 0.01 in
			\|Jan snow days = 9.8
			\|Feb snow days = 7.5
			\|Mar snow days = 5.6
			\|Apr snow days = 1.7
			\|May snow days = 0.1
			\|Jun snow days = 0
			\|Jul snow days = 0
			\|Aug snow days = 0
			\|Sep snow days = 0
			\|Oct snow days = 0.3
			\|Nov snow days = 2.5
			\|Dec snow days = 7.8
			\|unit snow days = 0.1 in
			\|Jan sun = 140.2 \|Jan percentsun = 48
			\|Feb sun = 151.5 \|Feb percentsun = 51
			\|Mar sun = 185.4 \|Mar percentsun = 50
			\|Apr sun = 213.5 \|Apr percentsun = 53
			\|May sun = 275.5 \|May percentsun = 61
			\|Jun sun = 304.5 \|Jun percentsun = 66
			\|Jul sun = 321.1 \|Jul percentsun = 69
			\|Aug sun = 281.2 \|Aug percentsun = 65
			\|Sep sun = 215.1 \|Sep percentsun = 57
			\|Oct sun = 178.0 \|Oct percentsun = 52
			\|Nov sun = 112.8 \|Nov percentsun = 38
			\|Dec sun = 104.8 \|Dec percentsun = 37
			\|year percentsun = 56
			\|Jan humidity = 72.3
			\|Feb humidity = 71.9
			\|Mar humidity = 71.4
			\|Apr humidity = 68.5
			\|May humidity = 68.5
			\|Jun humidity = 69.7
			\|Jul humidity = 71.5
			\|Aug humidity = 74.9
			\|Sep humidity = 75.4
			\|Oct humidity = 72.5
			\|Nov humidity = 74.5
			\|Dec humidity = 75.9
			\|year humidity =72.3
			\|source 1 = NOAA/NWS (relative humidity and sun 1961–1990)
			\|date = January 2012}}<noinclude>{{notelist}}{{reflist}} [[Category:United States weatherbox templates]]</noinclude>

	==Culture==		==Culture==

Sarrie37: /* Cityscape */

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Cityscape

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	One of the distinctive traits of Bulle's residential areas are the neighborhoods full of so-called Tikatan flats. These are two-family homes with separate entrances, but with the units stacked one on top of another instead of side-by-side. This arrangement enables a family of limited means to purchase both a home and a modestly priced rental apartment unit. Since Tikatan-Bubbliquian immigrants to the area prized land ownership, this solution, which was prominent in their areas of settlement within the city, came to be associated with them.		One of the distinctive traits of Bulle's residential areas are the neighborhoods full of so-called Tikatan flats. These are two-family homes with separate entrances, but with the units stacked one on top of another instead of side-by-side. This arrangement enables a family of limited means to purchase both a home and a modestly priced rental apartment unit. Since Tikatan-Bubbliquian immigrants to the area prized land ownership, this solution, which was prominent in their areas of settlement within the city, came to be associated with them.

	[[File:BulleBubblique.jpg\|~~710px~~\|center\|thumb\|Panoramic view of the downtown of Bulle, looking southeast to southwest from E. Kalypso St., with the Cian Hill Apartments near left, the Cathedral near left-center, The Orestes Hotel in the middle distance at right-center, and the scaffolded Bulle City Hall tower in the middle distance at the right]]		[[File:BulleBubblique.jpg\|810px\|center\|thumb\|Panoramic view of the downtown of Bulle, looking southeast to southwest from E. Kalypso St., with the Cian Hill Apartments near left, the Cathedral near left-center, The Orestes Hotel in the middle distance at right-center, and the scaffolded Bulle City Hall tower in the middle distance at the right]]

	===Climate===		===Climate===

Sarrie37: /* Cityscape */

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Cityscape

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	One of the distinctive traits of Bulle's residential areas are the neighborhoods full of so-called Tikatan flats. These are two-family homes with separate entrances, but with the units stacked one on top of another instead of side-by-side. This arrangement enables a family of limited means to purchase both a home and a modestly priced rental apartment unit. Since Tikatan-Bubbliquian immigrants to the area prized land ownership, this solution, which was prominent in their areas of settlement within the city, came to be associated with them.		One of the distinctive traits of Bulle's residential areas are the neighborhoods full of so-called Tikatan flats. These are two-family homes with separate entrances, but with the units stacked one on top of another instead of side-by-side. This arrangement enables a family of limited means to purchase both a home and a modestly priced rental apartment unit. Since Tikatan-Bubbliquian immigrants to the area prized land ownership, this solution, which was prominent in their areas of settlement within the city, came to be associated with them.

	[[File:BulleBubblique.jpg\|~~600px~~\|center\|thumb\|Panoramic view of the downtown of Bulle, looking southeast to southwest from E. Kalypso St., with the Cian Hill Apartments near left, the Cathedral near left-center, The Orestes Hotel in the middle distance at right-center, and the scaffolded Bulle City Hall tower in the middle distance at the right]]		[[File:BulleBubblique.jpg\|710px\|center\|thumb\|Panoramic view of the downtown of Bulle, looking southeast to southwest from E. Kalypso St., with the Cian Hill Apartments near left, the Cathedral near left-center, The Orestes Hotel in the middle distance at right-center, and the scaffolded Bulle City Hall tower in the middle distance at the right]]

	===Climate===		===Climate===

Sarrie37: /* Georgraphy */

2014-11-21T14:54:20Z

Georgraphy

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	One of the distinctive traits of Bulle's residential areas are the neighborhoods full of so-called Tikatan flats. These are two-family homes with separate entrances, but with the units stacked one on top of another instead of side-by-side. This arrangement enables a family of limited means to purchase both a home and a modestly priced rental apartment unit. Since Tikatan-Bubbliquian immigrants to the area prized land ownership, this solution, which was prominent in their areas of settlement within the city, came to be associated with them.		One of the distinctive traits of Bulle's residential areas are the neighborhoods full of so-called Tikatan flats. These are two-family homes with separate entrances, but with the units stacked one on top of another instead of side-by-side. This arrangement enables a family of limited means to purchase both a home and a modestly priced rental apartment unit. Since Tikatan-Bubbliquian immigrants to the area prized land ownership, this solution, which was prominent in their areas of settlement within the city, came to be associated with them.

	[[File:BulleBubblique.jpg\|~~1100px~~\|center\|thumb\|Panoramic view of the downtown of Bulle, looking southeast to southwest from E. Kalypso St., with the Cian Hill Apartments near left, the Cathedral near left-center, The Orestes Hotel in the middle distance at right-center, and the scaffolded Bulle City Hall tower in the middle distance at the right]]		[[File:BulleBubblique.jpg\|600px\|center\|thumb\|Panoramic view of the downtown of Bulle, looking southeast to southwest from E. Kalypso St., with the Cian Hill Apartments near left, the Cathedral near left-center, The Orestes Hotel in the middle distance at right-center, and the scaffolded Bulle City Hall tower in the middle distance at the right]]

	===Climate===		===Climate===

Sarrie37: /* Cityscape */

2014-11-21T14:53:50Z

Cityscape

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	One of the distinctive traits of Bulle's residential areas are the neighborhoods full of so-called Tikatan flats. These are two-family homes with separate entrances, but with the units stacked one on top of another instead of side-by-side. This arrangement enables a family of limited means to purchase both a home and a modestly priced rental apartment unit. Since Tikatan-Bubbliquian immigrants to the area prized land ownership, this solution, which was prominent in their areas of settlement within the city, came to be associated with them.		One of the distinctive traits of Bulle's residential areas are the neighborhoods full of so-called Tikatan flats. These are two-family homes with separate entrances, but with the units stacked one on top of another instead of side-by-side. This arrangement enables a family of limited means to purchase both a home and a modestly priced rental apartment unit. Since Tikatan-Bubbliquian immigrants to the area prized land ownership, this solution, which was prominent in their areas of settlement within the city, came to be associated with them.

	~~{{Wide image\|~~BulleBubblique.jpg\|1100px\|<center>Panoramic view of the downtown of Bulle, looking southeast to southwest from E. Kalypso St., with the Cian Hill Apartments near left, the Cathedral near left-center, The Orestes Hotel in the middle distance at right-center, and the scaffolded Bulle City Hall tower in the middle distance at the right}}		[[File:BulleBubblique.jpg\|1100px\|center\|thumb\|Panoramic view of the downtown of Bulle, looking southeast to southwest from E. Kalypso St., with the Cian Hill Apartments near left, the Cathedral near left-center, The Orestes Hotel in the middle distance at right-center, and the scaffolded Bulle City Hall tower in the middle distance at the right]]

	===Climate===		===Climate===