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The census counts the town's houses at 50 in 1990, 60 in 2000 and 63 in 2010 — and the series deliberately stops there. No decennial 2020 housing-unit count for the town was landed: the published-table route to it stands as an unexecuted run with its parameters in the pass note, and no figure is spliced into the series in its place. What the current survey estimates instead prints as what it is: the American Community Survey's 2020–2024 five-year estimates put the town at 44 total housing units, with a population estimate of 97 against the 2020 census count of 118. The two instruments do not agree, and the disagreement prints whole as conflict C18 in the pass note — the estimates, drawn from a sample over a very small universe and carrying the rendering's own wide-margin flags, against the decennial counts — with neither figure corrected against the other. The physical town did not lose a third of its houses between 2010 and the survey years on any carrier; the estimate is a measurement of a small place by a sampling instrument, and the counts remain the series of record. The survey's internal picture of the stock it estimates stands in the next two articles, labelled with its vintage wherever it is used.