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CENSUS DOCUMENT |
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CENSUS 2000 Gateway
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Census 2000 Gateway
- American FactFinder
- QuickFacts: State &
County
- Street Address Search
- Demographic Profiles
(State, County, City, Congressional Districts)
- Rankings and Comparisons
(1990 & 2000 data)
- Briefs and Special
Reports
- News Releases (in left
frame)
- Questionnaires: Long and
Short Forms (in left frame)
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American
FactFinder: Home Page
Comprehensive source
for Census data at all geographic levels
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American FactFinder--home
page
- Fact Sheet
(left side of screen) retrieves census data by State, County,
County Subdivision, Place (city/town), Census Tract,
and street address.
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Reference Maps:
Street maps with
census tract boundaries.
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Thematic Maps:
Maps illustrating demographic elements.
- For decennial census
(Census 2000) data, in left frame hover over DATA SETS and then
click on DECENNIAL CENSUS.
- For basic state or county
statistics, see:
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MAPSTATS or
QUICKFACTS
or
Demographic Profiles
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American FactFinder:
City Data |
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American FactFinder--city
data
- Click
on Fact Sheet to retrieve census data by State, County,
County Subdivision, Place (city/town), Census Tract,
and street address.
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American FactFinder: Profiles by race or ancestry
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- Detailed profiles by age
and race,
ethnicity, or ancestry by geographic unit (two variables)
Example 1: Age by race by
city in California
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American Factfinder--In
left frame, click on Fact Sheet: Race, Ethnic, or Ancestry Group
- Geographic levels: city,
county, state, Congressional District.
First, enter race or ethnicity in search box. Click
FIND. Then click
GO. Then enter city, county, or state (zip code data not
available here). Click GO.
Tip: If 2005 data is available, it will appear as a tab
across center of page.
Tip: At the top of each table of data, click on show more.
Note: The Fact Sheet for race, ethnic or ancestry
group is not available for ZIP codes.
Example: For Hispanic Americans in Fullerton, in search box
type: Hispanic and click
GO. In search box, type
Fullerton, select California, and
click GO.
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Detailed profiles by race or
ancestry--Using Data Sets to create customzied tables
- Go to
American FactFinder
- Click
on Data
Sets (in left frame)
- Click on Census Summary
File 4 (SF 4) - Sample Data
- Select Quick Tables
- Select a geographic type
- Click on NEXT
- Select DP 1, DP 2, DP 3,
DP 4
- Click ADD
- Click NEXT
- Click tab RACE or
tab ANCESTRY
- Scroll down and select race
or ancestry
- Continue on, following prompts.
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American FactFinder:
CSUF Guides--Detailed data--Customized
Tables
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CSUF Guide to:
Asian Americans in California: Demographic Data (Asian American Studies
300) Fall 2006
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CSUF Guide to
finding detailed
data by race and city--customized tables
- Guide:
Finding Census Data for Filipino Americans in
California Cities Using
American FactFinder
Step-by-step instructions to find occupations, homeowners v. renters,
income, and educational attainment for Filipino Americans in Cerritos. Use
this as a guide to find detailed demographic, social, economic, and
housing data on
any race/ethnicity or ancestry in any geographic area. More detailed
reports are available at:
American Factfinder--Fact Sheet: Race, Ethnic, or Ancestry Group.
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American Community Survey |
- CSUF Guide
to:
Asian
Americans in California: Demographic Data (Asian American Studies 300)
Fall 2006
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American Community Survey Profiles: 2005-present
- Updates Census 2000 data.
Starting with 2005 data sets, ACS data is now available on the
American FactFinder site. (On the FactFinder home page, hover over
DATA SETS.) Search for and retrieve data the same as for FactFinder.
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American Community Survey Data Profiles:
2003

- State,
county, and city statistics plus narrative discussion of social and
economic indicators.
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American Community Survey Data Profiles: 1999-2003
- This is old data. For current data, go to
American Community Survey Profiles: 2005-present.
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Summary File 1
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American FactFinder--Summary
File 1:
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On American FactFinder main
page, click on Data Sets (in left frame)
Click on
Summary File 1
Questionnaire:
short form (asked of 100% of the population)
Subjects: age, sex, race, Hispanic origin, household relationship,
own/rent.
Race: 6 race alone (white, black, Hispanic origin, American
Indian, Asian, other).
Race groups: 28 Hispanic origin, 36 American Indian, 17 Asian.
Example: Number of Hispanic Americans by country of origin in each
census tract in Fullerton.
Lowest level: block level.
For zip code data: Select a geographic type: 5-digit zip code.
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- To
print/download wide tables:
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While viewing data table, click on PRINT/DOWNLOAD tab at top of
screen
- Select DOWNLOAD
- Select 2nd option: Comma
delimited transpose rows and columns
- Adjust column widths
Print.
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Summary File 2
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Go to
Summary File 2
[in American FactFinder]
Questionnaire:
short form (asked of 100% of the population)
Subjects: 47 basic tables (same as SF 1)..
Race:
249 race iterations for
detailed Hispanic origin, Asian,
and American Indian groups.
Age by single year of age: PCT 3 (Total population-Sex by Age)
Lowest level: census tract. |
Summary File 3
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Go to
Summary File 3
[in American FactFinder]
Questionnaire: sample (long form, asked of 1 in 6
homes).
Subjects: 813
tables
of detailed social, economic and
housing characteristics (includes place of birth,
language, commute time, occupation, income in 1999, home value, vehicles,
plumbing).
Race: 6 only:
white, black,
Hispanic origin, American Indian, Asian, other.
Lowest level: block group for
some, census tract for others.
For zip code data: Select
a geographic type: 5-digit zip code
Congressional District data. |
Summary File 4
Note:
This is the file with the most
detailed race and ancestry data
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Go to
Summary File 4
[in American FactFinder]
Questionnaire: sample (long form, asked of 1 in 6
homes).
Subjects: 323 population and housing tables (disability, occupation,
income).
Race: 249 iterations of race.
Ancestry: 86
ancestry groups.
Lowest level: census tract. |
Current
Population Survey
(Annual Social and Economic Supplement (ASEC) to the Current
Population Survey (CPS)--Annual Demographic Survey) |
- Current
Population Survey
- Income, poverty, and health insurance coverage data
(very detailed) collected monthly by BLS. Gives detailed data tables with
age, sex, race, marital status, educational attainment, source of income,
class of worker, and additional labor force data.
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Maps--Data
Maps
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Census Atlas of the United States
(2007)

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In PDF format, the first
comprehensive atlas of population and housing produced by the Census
Bureau since the 1920s. The Census Atlas is a large-format publication
about 300 pages long and containing almost 800 maps. Data from decennial
censuses prior to 2000 support nearly 150 maps and figures, providing
context and an historical perspective for many of the topics presented.
A variety of topics are covered in the Census Atlas, ranging from
language and ancestry characteristics to housing patterns and the
geographic distribution of the population. A majority of the maps in the
Census Atlas present data at the county level,
but data also are sometimes mapped by state,
census tract (for largest cities and
metropolitan areas), and for
selected American Indian reservations. The book is modern,
colorful, and includes a variety of map styles and data symbolization
techniques.
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Maps [Census:
Population Estimates]
- Metro and micro areas, states, counties, and U.S.
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CensusScope Maps
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Easy-to-use site presenting data maps from Census 2000.
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- Maps showing distribution of
income, race, age of householder, and other characteristics within a
geographic area:
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American Factfinder
Click on MAPS
(in left frame).
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- Census tract maps:
- American FactFinder:
Search: Enter A Street Address
To view a map of
the census tract, click
on MAP IT.
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- 1990 Census Maps
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U.S. Gazetteer—Enter
city, state, or zip code and retrieve 1990 Census data and maps.
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1990 Census Lookup
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U.S. Gazetteer
- Enter city, state, or zip
code and retrieve 1990 Census data Population, Households, Sex, Race,
Family Type, Household Type, Language, Ancestry, Marital Status, Place of
Work, Travel Time to Work, Means of Transportation to Work, Educational
Attainment, School Enrollment, Household Income and Poverty Status. MAPS.
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California
State Level
Statistics
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American Community Survey 2005

- At right side of screen, click on DATA PROFILES
Select GEOGRAPHIC TYPE: state
Select STATE: california
Click on SHOW RESULTS
Note that there are 5 ready-made tables:
Demographic - Sex and Age, Race, Relationship, Household by
Type
Social - Education, Marital Status, Fertility, Grandparents...
Economic - Income, Employment, Occupation, Commuting to
Work...
Housing - Occupancy and Structure, Housing Value and Costs,
Utilities...
Narrative - Text profile with graphs for easy analysis...
- California Demographic Profile
[Census 2000] PDF-4
pages
- Age, detailed race, Hispanic origin,
income, household data, detailed ancestry, employment, income, poverty,
disability status, and more.
For other geographic areas (other states, counties, cities, congressional
districts) go to
Demographic
Profiles: Census 2000.
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MapStats USA
- Geographic Levels:
State, County, Congressional District
Comparison of California/US or Orange County/California.
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State & County QuickFacts
- Geographic Levels:
State, County
Comparison of California/US or Orange County/California.
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American Community Survey: California
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Demographic, economic, and social data. Updates Census 2000 data. Detailed
Tables provide statistics for state, counties, and cities.
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Population Estimates

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The Population Estimates Program publishes total resident population
estimates and demographic components of change (births, deaths, and
migration) each year. We also publish the estimates by demographic
characteristics (age, sex, race, and Hispanic origin) for the nation,
states and counties. In addition to the resident population universe, we
also produce population estimates for these universes: resident plus
armed forces overseas, civilian, and civilian non-institutional at the
national level; and civilian at the state level. The reference date for
estimates is July 1. Estimates usually are for
the present and the past, while
projections are estimates of the population for future dates.
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2000 Census of Population and Housing. Summary
Population and Housing Characteristics: California
MAJOR 2000 REPORT
- Print:
DOCS/ US C 3.223/18:2000 PHC-1-6
- Online:
2000 Census of Population and Housing Summary
Population and Housing Characteristics (PHC-1) -
Click on "California". Note: This is 504 page PDF file, 15MB-very large
file.
- Major
Census 2000 publication: Population data (age, sex, race, families,
population density) and Housing data (household size, race, occupancy
characteristics, vacancy characteristics).g data (household size, race, occupancy
characteristics, vacancy characteristics).
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- 2000
Census of Population
and Housing. Summary Social,
Economic, and Housing
Characteristics: California
MAJOR 2000 REPORT
- Print:
DOCS/US C 3.223/23:2000 PHC-2-6
- Online:
2000 Census of
Population and Housing Summary Social, Economic
and Housing Characteristics (PHC-2) - Click on
"California". Note: This is a 710 page PDF file, 36 MB--very very
large file.
- Major
Census 2000 publication: Detailed data on place of birth, disability
status, income, physical housing characteristics, home value, rent, and
much more.
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County & City Data Book 2000
- Population, race, crime, education,
income, and more. Data for U.S., states, counties, and cities of 25,000+.
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Check One Or More...Mixed Race and Ethnicity in
California (2000) PDF-12 pages
- This report from the Public Policy
Institute of California just prior to the the year 2000 census, which for
the first time will allow respondents to check more than one race, found
that multiracial and multiethnic births now represent nearly 15 percent of
all births in the state.
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Counting California
- First select a topic
(Business, Crime, Education, Demographics) and then select California
Total.
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- California State Data
Center
- The
California State
Data Center provides training and technical
assistance for Census and local data.
- Voice: (916)
323-4086
- E-mail:
fijhoang@dof.ca.gov
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Orange County
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- USA Counties

- More than 5,900 data items
for the U.S., the 50 states,
and all of the nation’s 3,141 counties and county equivalents.
Age, agriculture, ancestry, banking, building permits,
business patterns, crime, earnings,
education, elections, employment, government, health, households,
housing, income, labor force,
manufactures, population, poverty,
retail trade, social programs, veterans, vital statistics, water use,
and wholesale trade. It is the most comprehensive source for data on
counties in the United States.
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American Community Survey 2005

- At right side of screen, click on DATA PROFILES
Select GEOGRAPHIC TYPE: county
Select STATE: california
Select a GEOGRAPHIC AREA: Orange county
Click on SHOW RESULTS
Note that there are 5 ready-made tables:
Demographic - Sex and Age, Race, Relationship, Household by
Type
Social - Education, Marital Status, Fertility, Grandparents...
Economic - Income, Employment, Occupation, Commuting to
Work...
Housing - Occupancy and Structure, Housing Value and Costs,
Utilities...
Narrative - Text profile with graphs for easy analysis...
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American Community Survey: California:
2003
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Demographic, economic, and social data. Updates Census 2000 data. Detailed
Tables provide statistics for state, counties, and cities. For Orange
County reports, scroll down to Orange County and click on
Tabular Profile or Narrative Profile.
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- Orange County
Demographic Profile [Census 2000]
PDF-4 pages
- Age, detailed race, Hispanic origin,
income, household data, detailed ancestry, employment, income, poverty,
and more. For other counties, go to
Demographic
Profiles.
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MapStats: Orange
County
- Basic data on age, sex,
race, education, income, households. Compares county/state and state/U.S.
data.
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State & County QuickFacts:
Orange County
- Basic data on age, sex,
race, education, income, households. Compares county/state and state/U.S.
data.
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County & City Data Book 2000
- Population, race, crime, education,
income, and more. Data for U.S., states, counties, and cities of 25,000+.
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Counting California
- First select a topic
(Business, Crime, Education, Demographics) and then select Counties A-Z
and then select Orange County.
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State
and County
Data
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USA Counties

- More than 5,900 data items
for the U.S., the 50 states,
and all of the nation’s 3,141 counties and county equivalents.
Age, agriculture, ancestry, banking, building permits,
business patterns, crime, earnings,
education, elections, employment, government, health, households, housing,
income, labor force, manufactures,
population, poverty, retail trade,
social programs, veterans, vital statistics, water use, and wholesale
trade. It is the most comprehensive source for data on counties in the
United States.
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American Community Survey 2005

- At right side of screen, click on DATA PROFILES
Select GEOGRAPHIC TYPE: state
Select STATE: california
Click on SHOW RESULTS
Note that there are 5 ready-made tables:
Demographic - Sex and Age, Race, Relationship, Household by
Type
Social - Education, Marital Status, Fertility, Grandparents...
Economic - Income, Employment, Occupation, Commuting to
Work...
Housing - Occupancy and Structure, Housing Value and Costs,
Utilities...
Narrative - Text profile with graphs for easy analysis...
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MapStats USA
- Geographic Levels: U.S.
State, County, Federal Judicial Districts
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Comparison data between requested level and next larger geographic
level (California & US, Orange County & California).
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State & County QuickFacts
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Comparison data between requested level and next larger geographic
level (California & US, Orange County & California).
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Demographic
Profiles [Census 2000]
- For each state, county, and city in the
U.S.: Age, detailed race, Hispanic origin, income, household data,
detailed ancestry, employment, housing, monthly owners cost, rent, income,
poverty, and more.
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State and
Metropolitan Area Data Book: 2006
PDF-448 pages

- Includes SUBJECT INDEX. Data items for the
United States and individual states, counties and metropolitan areas.
The files include data published for 2005 population and housing
unit estimates and many items from the 1990 and 2000 Census of Population
and Housing.
Topic areas: age, agriculture, births, business
establishments, communications, construction, cost of living, crime,
deaths, education, elections, employment, energy, finance, government,
health, households, housing, immigration, income, manufactures, marriages
and divorces, media, natural resources, population, poverty, race and
Hispanic origin, residence, retail sales, science and engineering, social
services, tourism, transportation, and veterans.
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Population Estimates

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The Population Estimates Program publishes total resident population
estimates and demographic components of change (births, deaths, and
migration) each year. We also publish the estimates by demographic
characteristics (age, sex, race, and Hispanic origin) for the nation,
states and counties. In addition to the resident population universe, we
also produce population estimates for these universes: resident plus
armed forces overseas, civilian, and civilian non-institutional at the
national level; and civilian at the state level. The reference date for
estimates is July 1. Estimates usually are for
the present and the past, while
projections are estimates of the population for future dates.
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Summary File 3 (for all 50 states)
- Summary File 3 consists of 813 detailed
tables of Census 2000 social, economic and housing characteristics
compiled from a sample of approximately 19 million housing units
from the long form questionnaire.
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County & City Data Book 2000
- Population, race, crime, education,
income, and more. Data for U.S., states, counties, and cities of 25,000+.
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City Data
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American Community Survey 2005

- At right side of screen, click on DATA PROFILES
Select GEOGRAPHIC TYPE: place
Select STATE: california
Select a GEOGRAPHIC AREA: fullerton
Click on SHOW RESULTS
Note that there are 5 ready-made tables:
Demographic - Sex and Age, Race, Relationship, Household by
Type
Social - Education, Marital Status, Fertility, Grandparents...
Economic - Income, Employment, Occupation, Commuting to
Work...
Housing - Occupancy and Structure, Housing Value and Costs,
Utilities...
Narrative - Text profile with graphs for easy analysis...
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Demographic Profiles:
Census 2000
- Age, detailed race, Hispanic origin,
income, household data, detailed ancestry, employment, housing, income,
poverty, and more.
Anaheim,
Fullerton,
Los Angeles,
Santa Ana,
Orange County.
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American FactFinder
- Click
on Fact Sheet to retrieve census data by State, County,
County Subdivision, Place (city/town), Census Tract,
and street address.
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American Community Survey: California:
2003
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Demographic, economic, and social data. Updates Census 2000 data. Detailed
Tables provide statistics for state, counties, and cities. For city
reports, scroll down to city name and click on Tabular
Profile or Narrative Profile.
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Summary Social,
Economic and Housing Characteristics (Census 2000)
(PHC-2)
- Population characteristics data include
disability status; earnings in 1999; educational attainment; employment
status; full-time, year-round workers in 1999; income in 1999; journey to
work; language spoken at home and ability to speak English; nativity;
place of birth; poverty status in 1999; residence in 1995; school
enrollment and type of school; veteran status; and work status in 1999.
Housing characteristics data include bedrooms; gross rent; house heating
fuel; kitchen facilities; mortgage status; occupancy; owner costs;
plumbing facilities; rental cost; rooms; telephone service available;
tenure; units in structure; value of home; vehicles available; year moved
into unit; and year structure built. Sample data.
Note: For
1990
equivalent data:
1990 Summary Social, Economic, and Housing Characteristics
(CPH-5)
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County & City Data Book 2000
- Population, race, crime, education,
income, and more. Data for U.S., states, counties, and cities of 25,000+.
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Counting California
[California cities
only]
- First select a topic
(Business, Crime, Education, Demographics) and then select Cities.
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State of the Cities Data Systems
[HUD]
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Retrieve data from 1970, 1980, 1990, and 2000 census on population, race,
educational attainment, income/poverty, employment/unemployment,
occupation, and more. This agency's
goal is to provide reliable and objective data and analysis to help
inform policy decisions
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Race and Ethnic Distributions in the United States
from the 2000 Census - includes
city-level statistics
- Geographic Levels: State, County,
Cities of 50,000+
- Scroll down to links for
geographic levels. For California cities,
click here and then use your browser's EDIT/Find command to
quickly go to Anaheim, Fullerton, Los Angeles, etc.
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Congressional
Districts
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Fast Facts for Congress

- Locate a
District: enter a street address.
Demographic and economic data. Easy to use. Links to additional data.
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American Community Survey 2005

- At right side of screen, click on DATA PROFILES
Select GEOGRAPHIC TYPE: congressional district
Select STATE: california
Select a GEOGRAPHIC AREA: Congressional district 40 (for CSUF)
Click on SHOW RESULTS
Note that there are 5 ready-made tables:
Demographic - Sex and Age, Race, Relationship, Household by
Type
Social - Education, Marital Status, Fertility, Grandparents...
Economic - Income, Employment, Occupation, Commuting to
Work...
Housing - Occupancy and Structure, Housing Value and Costs,
Utilities...
Narrative - Text profile with graphs for easy analysis...
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Demographic Profiles:
Census 2000
- For data on a congressional
district: First select a state and then in the second box type
only the number of the district:40
Select a state and then a county, city, or congressional district
(for a congressional district, type only the district number in the
search box). Four-page statistical report giving population by age,
sex, detailed race, and Hispanic origin. Also households, educational
attainment, marital status, grandparents as caregivers, disability status,
place of birth, language spoken at home, ancestry, employment status,
commute to work, occupation by broad category, industry, income, poverty
level, housing characteristics, monthly owner costs, rental costs, and
more.
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Gateway to Census
2000
- Click
on enter a street address (center of screen).
- Enter a street
address and click on GO.
Scroll down to Congressional
District-108th Congress.
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District Maps
— California Congressional Districts, 2002
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Census 2000 Race and
Latino
Origin in California: Assembly, Senate, and Congressional Districts
(January 2003)
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Report (314kb)-PDF
Assembly (Excel file)
( 52kb)-PDF
Senate (Excel file)
(33kb)-PDF
Census
2000 information about the racial and ethnic composition of California
Senate, Assembly and Congressional districts. Reports the number of people
falling into different racial and ethnic categories in each district, the
percentage of people in each category, and includes tables ranking the
districts by their racial and ethnic characteristics.
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CensusTracts
Statistics & Maps
Note:
CSUF will not receive print versions of census tract maps but all are
available online via FactFinder.
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- If you know the street
address but not the census tract number:
- American FactFinder:
Search: Enter A Street Address
To view a map
of the census tract,
click on MAP IT.
- If you know the census
tract number:
- American FactFinder:
Search: Advanced Geographic Search
[Note: In Search For box, select census tract]
- For
1990 Census
data, type in an address to retrieve tract number:
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Census Tract Street
Locator
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Street
Address Search
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American FactFinder--Address Search
- [Note: At AFF home page, click on
Address
Search in lower left corner of screen.]
- Geographic Levels:
State, County, Census Tract, Block Group, Block Number,
Congressional District
Census 2000 statistics on population, housing
down to the block level.
Census tract maps (boundary and thematic).
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School Districts
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American Community Survey 2005

- At right side of screen, click on DATA PROFILES
Select GEOGRAPHIC TYPE: School district
Select STATE: california
Select a GEOGRAPHIC AREA: Fullerton elementary
Click on SHOW RESULTS
Note that there are 5 ready-made tables:
Demographic - Sex and Age, Race, Relationship, Household by
Type
Social - Education, Marital Status, Fertility, Grandparents...
Economic - Income, Employment, Occupation, Commuting to
Work...
Housing - Occupancy and Structure, Housing Value and Costs,
Utilities...
Narrative - Text profile with graphs for easy analysis...
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School District
Profiles
- This application allows users to compare Census
2000 demographic information between any two United States School
Districts.
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School District Demographics System
- This application
allows users to view Census 2000 demographic information based on School
Districts, State, County, and Nation.
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Zip Codes
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- For social and economic
fact sheets:
- Go to
American FactFinder
Click on Fact Sheets (left
frame)
- In Zip Code box, type
zip code and GO.
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- For
basic data by broad race groups:
- Go to
American FactFinder
Click on
Data Sets (left frame)
Select
Summary File 1, then
Detailed Tables
Change
geographic type from
Nation to:
5-digit zip code
Select a 3-digit zip code
Select a 5-digit zip code
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- For
more detailed tables with detailed race/ancestry:
- Go to
American FactFinder
Click on
Data Sets (left frame)
Select
Summary File 3, then
Detailed Tables
Change
geographic type from
Nation to:
5-digit zip code
Select a 3-digit zip code
Select a 5-digit zip code
- CSU Northridge
University Library has created a guide for finding Zip Code info that
finds local (California) data by zip code:
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Community
Information by Zip Code
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U.S. Profile
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American Community Survey 2005

- At right side of screen, click on DATA PROFILES
Select GEOGRAPHIC TYPE: nation
Select a GEOGRAPHIC AREA: United States
Click on SHOW RESULTS
Note that there are 5 ready-made tables:
Demographic - Sex and Age, Race, Relationship, Household by
Type
Social - Education, Marital Status, Fertility, Grandparents...
Economic - Income, Employment, Occupation, Commuting to
Work...
Housing - Occupancy and Structure, Housing Value and Costs,
Utilities...
Narrative - Text profile with graphs for easy analysis...
Minority Population Tops 100 Million (May 2007)

Comparison data on African Americans, Asian Americans,
Hispanic Americans, Native Americans, and Pacific Islanders.
Population Estimates:
Popular Tables
State & County QuickFacts:
USA
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MapStats USA
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Statistics for 1990, 1995, 1997, and 1999.
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Nation's Population One Third Minority, May 10, 2006
- Detailed statistics on Hispanic, Black, Asian,
Native Americans as of 2006.
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Profile of
General Demographic Characteristics: 2000 PDF-4 pages
- Population, age, detailed race,
Hispanic origin, and housing data.
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- U.S.
Summary 2000: Census
2000 Profile
- Print: DOCS/US
C 3.227/7-6:2 KPROF/00-US
- 5-page report giving
demographic, social, economic, and housing statistics (similar to "Profile
of General Demographic Characteristics").
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Profiles of Geneal Demographic Characteristics:
United States 2000 PDF-9 pages
- Sex, detailed race, Hispanic American,
and household data. Includes explanatory information about terms used in
Census data.
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Population Estimates

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The Population Estimates Program publishes total resident population
estimates and demographic components of change (births, deaths, and
migration) each year. We also publish the estimates by demographic
characteristics (age, sex, race, and Hispanic origin) for the nation,
states and counties. In addition to the resident population universe, we
also produce population estimates for these universes: resident plus
armed forces overseas, civilian, and civilian non-institutional at the
national level; and civilian at the state level. The reference date for
estimates is July 1. Estimates usually are for
the present and the past, while
projections are estimates of the population for future dates.
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American Community Survey
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Demographic, social, and economic data. American Community Survey updates
Census 2000 data.
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2000 Census of Population and Housing. Summary
Population and Housing Characteristics: California
MAJOR 2000 REPORT
- Print:
DOCS/ US C 3.223/18:2000 PHC-1-6
- Online:
2000 Census of Population and Housing Summary
Population and Housing Characteristics (PHC-1) -
Click on "United States Part 1 or Part 2".
- Major
Census 2000 publication: Population data (age, sex, race, families,
population density) and Housing data (household size, race, occupancy
characteristics, vacancy characteristics).g data (household size, race, occupancy
characteristics, vacancy characteristics).
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- 2000
Census of Population
and Housing. Summary Social,
Economic, and Housing
Characteristics: California
MAJOR 2000 REPORT
- Print:
DOCS/US C 3.223/23:2000 PHC-2-6
- Online:
2000 Census of
Population and Housing Summary Social, Economic
and Housing Characteristics (PHC-2) - Click on
"United States Part 1 or Part 2".
- Major
Census 2000 publication: Detailed data on place of birth, disability
status, income, physical housing characteristics, home value, rent, and
much more.
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County & City Data Book 2000
- Population, race, crime, education,
income, and more. Data for U.S., states, counties, and cities of 25,000+.
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Population Profile of the United States: 2000
(Internet Release)

- Scroll down
screen to links to Chapter Titles and Content. Using previously released
data, this report profiles the country's demographic, socioeconomic and
housing trends. Extensive
statistics. See
Press
Release for examples of data. 02/19/02
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- Demographic
Trends in the 20th Century (November 2002)

- Full Report:
PDF-220 pages
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Press Release
Print: DOCS/US C 3.2:C 39/3
CATALOG RECORD
- The report analyzes data
from the 1900 to 2000 censuses. The
subjects covered are from the Census 2000
short-form questionnaire.
Century statistics tracking
trends in population, housing and household data for the
nation, regions, and states.
- The
United States in International Context
- Online:
PDF-12 pages
- Print:
CATALOG RECORD
- Most countries take a census and
collect age and sex data once every 10 years. This report combines data
from the U.S. Census 2000 with data for other countries to compare
population compositions of the U.S. and other countries and world regions.
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Education |
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American Factfinder--People: Education
- Create a table for city, county, state, or zip.
Also links to Census reports.
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Income
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USA Counties

- More than 5,900 data items
for the U.S., the 50 states,
and all of the nation’s 3,141 counties and county equivalents.
Age, agriculture, ancestry, banking, building permits,
business patterns, crime, earnings, education, elections,
employment, government, health, households, housing,
income, labor force, manufactures,
population, poverty, retail trade, social programs,
veterans, vital statistics, water use, and wholesale trade. It is the most
comprehensive source for data on counties in the United States.
Income
[Census Bureau]
Income, Earnings,
and Poverty Data from the American Community Survey: 2005
Income & Wealth [Facts for Features]
American Factfinder--People: Income
City
Income Ranking Tables: 2003 [American
Community Survey]
Income & Poverty [Economic Statistics
Briefing Room]
Consumer Income & Poverty
Statistical Abstract: Income, Expenditures, &
Wealth
Income in the United States
Demographic
Profiles
[Census 2000]
MapStats
Wages by Area & Occupation
[BLS]
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Poverty |
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American Factfinder--People: Poverty
- Create a table for city, county, state, or zip.
Also links to Census reports.
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Disabilities |
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American Factfinder--People: Disability
- Create a table for city, county, state, or zip.
Also links to Census reports.
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American
Indians
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The American
Community--American Indians and Alaksa Natives: 2004 (2007) PDF-24
pages

- Tables, charts, narrative on population, marital
status, language spoken at home, and much more.
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Minority Population Tops 100 Million (May 2007)

Comparison data on African Americans, Asian Americans,
Hispanic Americans, Native Americans, and Pacific Islanders.
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American Community Survey 2005

- At right side of screen, click on DATA PROFILES
Select GEOGRAPHIC TYPE: American Indian Area
Select a GEOGRAPHIC AREA: [click on an Indian tribe name]
Click on SHOW RESULTS
Note that there are 5 ready-made tables:
Demographic - Sex and Age, Race, Relationship, Household by
Type
Social - Education, Marital Status, Fertility, Grandparents...
Economic - Income, Employment, Occupation, Commuting to
Work...
Housing - Occupancy and Structure, Housing Value and Costs,
Utilities...
Narrative - Text profile with graphs for easy analysis...
- Summary data files:
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American Indian and Native American Summary File
At this page, click on:
Access to all tables and maps in American FactFinder.
This displays the Decennial Census page with links to Details Tables,
Quick Tables, Reference Maps, and more.
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- To find detailed data
about American Indians in any city, county, or state:
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American Factfinder--Fact Sheet: Race, Ethnic, or Ancestry Group
- First, enter race or ethnicity in search box. Click
GO. Then enter city, county, or state. Click GO. This brings
up 2 columns of comparison data--one for the selected geographic area and
the second for US total.
Example: For American Indians in Fullerton, in search box
type: Indian and click
GO. In search box, type Fullerton, select
California, and
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