Census 2000
Census 2000 Data and Information
Census Summary File 3 Census Thematic Maps
SF3 - Select Social, Economic and Housing Characteristics : County
| Educational Attainment : | |
Bachelor's Degree or Higher |
Less Than a High School Diploma |
Place of Birth and Language Spoken at Home : | |
Foreign Born |
Speak English Less Than Very Well |
Commuting to Work: | |
Carpool to Work |
Drive Alone to Work |
Use Public Transportation |
Travel Time to Work |
Census 2000 Data and Information
- Quick Tables
- Census 2000 Migration Data
- 2000 Metropolitan, Micropolitan and Combined Statistical Areas (9/03)
- 2000 Commutation Data - Census Transportation Planning Package (CTPP)
- 2000 Commutation Data - County to County
- Definitions, Population Revisions and Locator Guide
- Detailed Income, Poverty and Socio-Economic Data for State, Counties and Small Areas ( SF3 Data )
- Summary Demographic, Income, Poverty, tec Data (including sub-county areas) (4-Page Demographic Profiles)
- Population and Housing Characteristics, Race and Group Quarters Data ( SF1 Data )
- Redistricting (Public Law 94-171) Data
- Urban and Rural Designations 1990 and 2000
- Dynamic GIS Application and Census 2000 Maps
- First Census 2000 Results - Apportionment Counts for States - March 19, 2001
- U.S. Census Bureau or American FactFinder
Income in 1999: | |
Median Household Income |
Female to Male Median Earnings |
| In Labor Force : | |||
Populations Ages 16+ in the Labor Force |
Percent of Male Age 16+ |
Percent of Female Age 16+ |
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| Owner and Renter Housing Data: | ||
Value of Owner Occupied Units |
Monthly Owner Costs |
Owner Costs Exceeds 35% of Income |
Monthly Rent |
Renters Costs Exceed 35% |
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| Poverty Status : | ||
Poverty Rate for Children under 18 |
Poverty Rate for the Elderly |
Poverty Rate for All Individuals |
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