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    The library assigns Library of Congress classification numbers to most of its government publications and integrates them into the main collection. Some materials like ephemeral documents, maps, and microfiche are kept separately and organized by document number or title. The government documents collection contains over 42,000 publications and accounts for around 5% of the total library holdings, though some items are not included in the catalog or counts.

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    The library assigns Library of Congress classification numbers to most of its government publications and integrates them into the main collection. Some materials like ephemeral documents, maps, and microfiche are kept separately and organized by document number or title. The government documents collection contains over 42,000 publications and accounts for around 5% of the total library holdings, though some items are not included in the catalog or counts.

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    The library assigns Library of Congress classification numbers to most of its government publications and integrates them into the main collection. Some materials like ephemeral documents, maps, and microfiche are kept separately and organized by document number or title. The government documents collection contains over 42,000 publications and accounts for around 5% of the total library holdings, though some items are not included in the catalog or counts.

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    Congressional District of Alabama.

    2 In addition, the Collection is required by

    federal mandate to comply with the objectives and regulations of the Federal
    Depository Library Program.3
    HOLDINGS
    Unlike many institutions, the Library assigns LC classification to its tangible
    government publications and integrates them into the rest of its collection. The
    exceptions to this practice include: ephemeral materials (classed by SuDoc and
    shelved in the 2nd floor vertical file), maps
    (filed alphabetically by title in the 3rd floor
    map cabinets), and microfiche (classed by
    SuDoc and filed in the 2nd floor and other
    fiche cabinets). The Government Documents
    Collection contains 42,355 titles, which
    accounts for approximately 5% of the total
    library holdings. This count does not include
    Y4 Congressional microfiche, public [slip]
    laws, and a few other item types which are
    not cataloged.
    It should also be noted that these counts reflect the Library’s holdings with reg

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