U.S. Department of the Interior Cooperative Agreement

Minerals Management Service Coastal Marine Institute

Gulf of Mexico OCS Region Louisiana State University

OCS Study

MMS 2002-054

Coastal Marine Institute

Socioeconomic Baseline Study

for the Gulf of Mexico

Final Report: Description of the Dataset, 1930-1990

Authors

Natsumi Aratame

Joachim Singelmann

September 2002

Prepared under MMS Contract

14-35-0001-30660-19913

by

Louisiana State University

Departments of Sociology and Rural Sociology

Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803

Published by
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DISCLAIMER

This research was supported by the Minerals Management Service (MMS) under MMS Cooperative

Agreement No. 14-35-0001-30660. This report has been technically reviewed by MMS and approved for

publication. Approval does not signify that the contents necessarily reflect the views and policies of the

Service, nor does mention of trade names or commercial products constitute endorsement or recommendation

for use. It is, however, exempt from review and compliance with MMS editorial standards.

REPORT AVAILABILITY

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following address:

U.S. Department of the Interior

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Attention: Public Information Office (MS 5034)

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Telephone Number: 1-504-736-2519

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CITATION

Suggested citation:

Aratame, N. and J. Singelmann. 2002. Socioeconomic Baseline Study for the Gulf of Mexico. Final Report:

A Description of the Dataset, 1930-1990. U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Minerals Management Service,

Gulf of Mexico OCS Region, New Orleans, LA. OCS Study MMS 2002-054. 146 pp.
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ABSTRACT

This database is constructed as part of "A Socioeconomic Baseline Study for the Gulf of Mexico (Phase I)."

It contains over 3,000 variables that include information about population, employment, income,

establishments, and government finance for counties (or parishes) in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana,

Mississippi, and Texas for the period 1930-90. The data assembled include extracts from machine readable

datasets as well as data entered manually. Information on oil/gas dependency is also added based on an

industry-occupation matrix specially obtained from the U.S. Bureau of the Census.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

1. OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................... 1

1.1. The Purpose of the Database .............................................................................................. 1

1.2. Universe Description .......................................................................................................... 1

1.3. Organization of the Database.............................................................................................. 1

1.3.1. Subject Matter........................................................................................................ 1

1.3.2. Variable Names and Types.................................................................................... 2

1.3.3. Data Files............................................................................................................... 3

1.4. Geographic Coverage ......................................................................................................... 3

1.5. Reference Periods ............................................................................................................... 3

1.6. Data Suppression ................................................................................................................ 3

1.6.1. 1970 Census........................................................................................................... 3

1.6.2. 1980 Census........................................................................................................... 4

1.6.3. 1990 Census........................................................................................................... 4

1.6.4. Missing Values and Software ................................................................................ 6

1.7. Reference Materials ............................................................................................................ 6

2. GUIDE TO MAJOR SUBJECT CATEGORIES............................................................................. 7

3. DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATION OF SELECTED TERMS................................................. 7

3.1. Census Geography .............................................................................................................. 8

3.1.1. Government Units and Types of Governments ..................................................... 8

3.1.1.1. Government Units ................................................................................... 8

3.1.1.2. Local Governments ................................................................................. 8

3.1.1.3. County Area ............................................................................................ 8

3.1.2. Urban, Rural, Extended City, and Urbanized Area ............................................... 8

3.1.2.1. Urban and Rural ...................................................................................... 8

3.1.2.2. Extended City.......................................................................................... 9

3.1.2.3. Urbanized Areas (UA) ............................................................................ 9

3.2. Population Characteristics .................................................................................................. 9

3.2.1. Data Sources .......................................................................................................... 9

3.2.1.1. Decennial Censuses................................................................................. 9

3.2.1.2. Vital Statistics ...................................................................................... 10

3.2.2. Selected Terms..................................................................................................... 10

3.2.2.1. Age ........................................................................................................ 10

3.2.2.2. Birth ...................................................................................................... 10

3.2.2.3. Citizenship ............................................................................................ 11

3.2.2.4. Death ..................................................................................................... 11

3.2.2.5. Divorce.................................................................................................. 11

3.2.2.6. Educational Attainment......................................................................... 11

3.2.2.7. Hispanic Origin ..................................................................................... 12

3.2.3. Household Type and Relationship....................................................................... 13

3.2.3.1. Household ............................................................................................. 13

3.2.3.2. Family Type .......................................................................................... 14
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3.2.3.3. Subfamily .............................................................................................. 14

3.2.3.4. Marital Status ........................................................................................ 14

3.2.3.5. Marriage and Divorce ........................................................................... 15

3.2.3.6. Place of Birth......................................................................................... 15

3.2.3.7. Race....................................................................................................... 16

3.2.3.8. Residence in 1985 ................................................................................. 17

3.2.3.9. Year of Entry......................................................................................... 18

3.3. Civilian Employment........................................................................................................ 18

3.3.1. Data Sources ........................................................................................................ 18

3.3.2. Selected Terms..................................................................................................... 18

3.3.2.1. Employment Status ............................................................................... 18

3.3.3. Industry, Occupation, and Class of Worker......................................................... 21

3.3.3.1. Industry ................................................................................................. 21

3.3.3.2. Occupation ............................................................................................ 21

3.3.3.3. Class of Worker..................................................................................... 22

3.3.3.4. Oil Dependency..................................................................................... 23

3.3.3.5. Reference Week .................................................................................... 24

3.4. Income and Poverty Status ............................................................................................... 24

3.4.1. Data Sources ........................................................................................................ 24

3.4.2. Selected Terms..................................................................................................... 26

3.4.2.1. Income of Households........................................................................... 26

3.4.2.2. Income of Families and Persons............................................................ 26

3.4.2.3. Mean Income......................................................................................... 27

3.4.2.4. Median Income...................................................................................... 27

3.4.2.5. Money Income ...................................................................................... 27

3.4.2.6. Per Capita Personal Income .................................................................. 28

3.4.2.7. Poverty Status........................................................................................ 28

3.4.2.8. Specified Poverty Levels....................................................................... 30

3.4.2.9. Weighted Average Thresholds at the Poverty Level............................. 30

3.4.2.10. Poverty Status of Households in 1989............................................... 31

3.5. Establishments .................................................................................................................. 31

3.5.1. Data Sources ........................................................................................................ 31

3.5.1.1. The Census of Agriculture .................................................................... 31

3.5.1.2. The Census of Manufactures................................................................. 31

3.5.1.3. The Surveys of Retail Trade ................................................................. 32

3.5.1.4. The Survey of Wholesale Trade............................................................ 33

3.5.1.5. The Survey of Service Industries .......................................................... 33

3.5.2. Selected Terms..................................................................................................... 34

3.5.2.1. Apparel (and Accessory) (Retail).......................................................... 34

3.5.2.2. Automotive Dealers (Retail) ................................................................. 34

3.5.2.3. Eating and Drinking (Retail)................................................................. 35

3.5.2.4. Employers (Manufacturing) .................................................................. 35

3.5.2.5. Establishment ........................................................................................ 35

3.5.2.6. Farm ...................................................................................................... 35
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3.5.2.7. Food (Retail) ......................................................................................... 35

3.5.2.8. Home Furnishings (and Furniture) (Retail)........................................... 35

3.5.2.9. Gasoline Service (Retail) ...................................................................... 36

3.5.1.10. General Merchandise (Retail)............................................................ 36

3.5.1.11. Land in Farms .................................................................................... 36

3.5.2.12. Paid Employees (Retail/Wholesale/Service) ..................................... 36

3.5.2.13. Unincorporated Businesses (Retail) ................................................... 36

3.5.2.14. Value of Farm Products Sold............................................................. 37

3.6. Government Finance and Employment ............................................................................ 37

3.6.1. Data Sources ........................................................................................................ 37

3.6.1.1. The Census of Governments ................................................................. 37

3.6.1.2. Comparability of Data........................................................................... 38

3.6.2. Selected Terms: Government Revenue............................................................... 38

3.6.2.1. Total Revenue ....................................................................................... 38

3.6.2.2. Total General Revenue.......................................................................... 39

3.6.2.3. Total General Revenue From Own Sources.......................................... 39

3.6.2.4. Current Charges .................................................................................... 39

3.6.2.5. Insurance Trust System......................................................................... 39

3.6.2.6. Insurance Trust Revenue....................................................................... 39

3.6.2.7. Intergovernmental Revenue .................................................................. 39

3.6.2.8. Liquor Store Revenue ........................................................................... 40

3.6.2.9. Miscellaneous Commercial Activities .................................................. 40

3.6.2.10. Taxes.................................................................................................. 40

3.6.2.11. Utility................................................................................................. 40

3.6.2.12. Utility Revenue.................................................................................. 41

3.6.3. Selected Terms: Government Expenditure .......................................................... 41

3.6.3.1. Cash Assistance..................................................................................... 41

3.6.3.2. Correction.............................................................................................. 41

3.6.3.3. Education .............................................................................................. 41

3.6.3.4. Expenditure ........................................................................................... 41

3.6.3.5. Financial Administration....................................................................... 42

3.6.3.6. Fire Protection....................................................................................... 42

3.6.3.7. Health .................................................................................................... 42

3.6.3.8. Hospitals................................................................................................ 42

3.6.3.9. Housing and Community (Urban) Development .................................. 42

3.6.3.10. Insurance Trust Expenditure.............................................................. 43

3.6.3.11. Interest Expenditure (Interest on General Debt)................................ 43

3.6.3.12. Libraries............................................................................................. 43

3.6.3.13. Liquor Store Expenditure................................................................... 43

3.6.3.14. Natural Resources.............................................................................. 43

3.6.3.15. N.E.C. (Not elsewhere classified)...................................................... 43

3.6.3.16. Other Governmental Administration ................................................. 43

3.6.3.17. Own Hospitals.................................................................................... 44

3.6.3.18. Parks and Recreation ......................................................................... 44
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3.6.3.19. Police Protection................................................................................ 44

3.6.3.20. Protective Inspection and Regulation ................................................ 44

3.6.3.21. Public Welfare ................................................................................... 44

3.6.3.22. Securities............................................................................................ 44

3.6.3.23. Sewerage............................................................................................ 44

3.6.3.24. Transportation.................................................................................... 44

3.6.3.25. Utility Expenditure ............................................................................ 45

3.6.3.26. Vendor Payments............................................................................... 45

3.6.4. Selected Terms: Government Debt...................................................................... 45

3.6.4.1. Debt....................................................................................................... 45

3.6.5. Selected Terms: Government Employment......................................................... 46

3.6.5.1. Correction.............................................................................................. 46

3.6.5.2. Education .............................................................................................. 46

3.6.5.3. Employment and Employers ................................................................. 46

3.6.5.4. Financial Administration....................................................................... 46

3.6.5.5. Fire Protection....................................................................................... 47

3.6.5.6. Health .................................................................................................... 47

3.6.5.7. Hospitals................................................................................................ 47

3.6.5.8. Housing and Community Development (Urban Renewal) ................... 47

3.6.5.9. Judicial and Legal ................................................................................. 47

3.6.5.10. Libraries............................................................................................. 47

3.6.5.11. Natural Resources.............................................................................. 47

3.6.5.12. Other and Unallocatable .................................................................... 47

3.6.5.13. Other Government Administration .................................................... 47

3.6.5.14. Police Protection................................................................................ 48

3.6.5.15. Public Welfare ................................................................................... 48

3.6.5.16. Sanitation Other than Sewerage......................................................... 48

3.6.5.17. Sewerage............................................................................................ 48

3.6.5.18. Social Insurance Administration........................................................ 48

3.6.5.19. Transportation.................................................................................... 48

3.6.5.20. Utilities .............................................................................................. 49

APPENDIX A -- Data Dictionary.............................................................................................................A-1

APPENDIX B -- FIPS State/County Codes.............................................................................................. B-1
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1. OVERVIEW

1.1. The Purpose of the Database

Despite the long history of offshore oil and gas activities in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) region, little

information exists on the socioeconomic impact of offshore drilling in the GOM region in general, and its

coastal areas in particular. The purpose of this database, therefore, is to provide a consolidated source of

information for the five states in the GOM region (Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas),

which will enable the researchers to

1. identify counties/parishes whose employment structures were strongly affected by oil/natural gas

extraction activities,

2. examine how this impact has changed over the period 1930-90,

3. analyze the socio-economic impact of oil/natural gas extraction for the period 1930-90.

This database has a number of unique features as well as potential pitfalls, because the information is

extracted from various datasets collected under different survey designs. In the following, the characteristics

of the database are briefly described. More detailed descriptions and explanations will be provided in

Sections 3 and 4.

1.2. Universe Description

The universe varies depending on the data sources. For example, the universe of demographic

information obtained from the decennial censuses is either the entire population or every housing unit. The

universe of data on government finance and employment is all governmental units including states, counties,

municipalities, townships, special districts and school districts. The universe of the establishment data is all

establishments.

The accuracy of data depends on the size of sample, the method of sampling as well as the method of

data collection, such as field interview or mail canvass. For example, the data on government finance and

employment and on establishment are based on comprehensive surveys. Therefore, they are not subject to

sampling errors. However, the government censuses are generally based on mail canvass, which gives rise to

reporting errors.

The demographic data, in comparison, may be based on either the 100% count or a sample of a

relevant universe. The demographic data based on a sample are subject to sampling errors, the magnitude of

which depends on the size and method of selecting a sample, which varies from one census year to the next.

More information on the definition of sample and survey design of each survey from which data are

extracted is provided later (Section 3). Regarding the accuracy of the data, please consult the reference

materials mentioned below (Section 2.7.)

1.3. Organization of the Database

1.3.1. Subject Matter

The data in this dataset are classified and organized in terms of the following modules: demography

(except vital statistics), vital statistics, civilian employment, establishments, income and poverty status, and

government finance and employment. For more detail on each module, refer to the Variable Names and

Type (Section 1.3.2), Guide to Subject Category (Section 3.) a nd Data Dictionary (Section 4.)
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The demographic data include information on age, sex, marital status, race, educational attainment,

place of birth, and migration experience. Many of these data are cross-tabulated by race and sex. The data

on vital statistics (live birth, deaths, marriage, and divorce) are collected separately to supplement the

demographic data. The data on civilian employment include information on labor force status, class of

worker, industry and occupation. These data are also cross-tabulated by race and sex whenever data are

available. The employment information on mining for 1940-70, oil/natural gas for 1980-90, and the location

quotient for employment in the mining industry for 1940-90 are also added to facilitate the analysis on oil

dependency.

The data on government revenue include the sources of revenue (inter-governmental and own

sources). Expenditure data are collected in terms of major functions such as education, highways, and public

welfare that comprise the direct general expenditure. The data on debt and assets are added whenever

available. The government employment data include "full-time employment equivalent" workers by major

function. The data on establishment include the number, size and employment for manufacturing, retail,

wholesale, service establishments and farms. Lastly, the income data include personal and family

(household) income as well as poverty status.

1.3.2. Variable Names and Types

In general, variable names are defined in terms of subject prefixes, followed by two digit numbers

showing the reference year, and the sequential number of the variable in a particular reference year. The

subject prefixes used in this dataset are,

D Demography

EM Civilian employment

ES Establishments

GF Government finance

GE Government employment

IN Income (from the decennial censuses)

PIN Personal income (from the Bureau of Economic Analysis estimates)

VS Vital statistics.

E.g. D400081 Demographic information for 1940, #81 in that year

GF87035 Government finance data for 1987, #35 in that year

The variable names for vital statistics and establishment statistics are organized differently. For vital

statistics, the variable names consist of a prefix showing the subject category (digit 1-2), table number (digit

3-5), and reference year (last two digits).

E.g. VS00148 Vital statistics table 1 (live birth) for 1948

VS00150 Vital statistics table 1 (live birth) for 1950

For establishment statistics, the variable names consist of subject category (digit 1-2), table number (digit 3-

4), and reference year (remaining digits).

ES0182 Establishment statistics, table 1 (the number of manufacturing establishments) for 1982.

ES0187 Establishment statistics, table 1 (the number of manufacturing establishments) for 1987.
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1.3.3. Data Files

This dataset is available in the following formats, which are all included on the CD-ROM:

ASCII raw data file 1 file

SAS/Windows system file 1 file

SAS transport file 2 file

SAS program to read ASCII data 1 file

SAS program to read SAS transport file 1 file

SPSS/Windows system file 1 file

SPSS export file 1 file

SPSS program to read ASCII data 1 file

SPSS program to read SAS transport file 1 file

Lotus 123 (.wk1) files 27 files

The most original datasets on the CD-ROM are the SAS/Windows and SAS/transport files

(lpdcsas.ssd and lpdcsas.exp). All other files are derived from these two files including the ASCII dataset.

1.4. Geographic Coverage

All data in this dataset are presented by county (or parish in Louisiana) in the five GOM states. The

values of most variables are simply the sum of single sampling units, such as person, household,

establishment, etc. For government finance and employment data, however, they are the summation of all

financial (or employment) data of all local governments (such as county government, school, fire, police

districts) within the geographic boundary of respective county area (or parish).

All counties and states are assigned a unique geographic identification code based on the Federal

Information Processing System (FIPS) (See Appendix B).

1.5. Reference Periods

The exact reference periods covered vary from subject to subject. While every effort was made to

collect data for the period between 1930 and 1990, the data for earlier periods are either not available or only

partially available. For example, while demographic and employment data are generally available from

decennial censuses conducted every 10 years, government finance and employment data include only those

from the 1957, 1962, 1972, 1977, 1982, and 1987 Census of Government. Data on vital statistics,

establishments and personal income are available for some other years.

1.6. Data Suppression

1.6.1. 1970 Census

Variables taken from the 1970 Census may include suppression flags. According to the 1970 Census

User's Guide, there are two types of suppression represented by -1 and -2, respectively. For type one (-1)

suppression, both total and breakdown of the relevant table are suppressed, represented by a blank (or a single

dot in SAS dataset).
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E.g. Aggregate income of population 14 Years old and over by sex:

var 1 var 2 var 3

Total pop males females

-1 . .

Minus one above indicates the presence of suppression that applies to total population as well as males and

females.

With type two (-2) suppression, the suppression code will appear in the first item, a total count of the

universe is supposed to appear in the second item, and all further items will be blank (or represented by a

single dot in SAS dataset).

E.g. Counts of persons by age:

var 1 var 2 var 3 var 4

total pop psns 0-1 psns 1-5 psns 5-9

-2 25 . .

However, the inspection of the original data tape (Summary Tape File 4C) from which the 1970 data were

extracted revealed that the total frequency in the second item is also not suppressed. For that reason, the

present dataset cannot distinguish between type 1 and type 2 suppression.

Unlike the 1980 and 1990 Censuses, there is no explanation in the 1970 Census documentation as to

the criteria for the decision to apply one of these types of suppression to a given table, strata, or cell. Thus,

with the suppression information available, all we know for the 1970 Census is that more than zero frequency

exists, presumably a small one, though the exact quantity cannot be determined. It is recommended that

negative values for 1970 Census variables be replaced with zero.

The investigation by another researcher suggests that there was very little suppression at the county

(parish) level other than on the ethnicity variable. For more details, see the documentation to the "Census of

Population and Housing, 1970 United States: Extract Data" by Terry K. Adams (ICPSR 9694).1

1.6.2. 1980 Census

The data suppression is represented by zero. Thus, unlike the 1970 Census, it cannot be determined

if zero is due to suppression or due to zero frequency. The data tables that include breakdowns such as

frequency by sex, race and age groups are often subject to suppression.

The following variables are never suppressed: total persons (D80001), total white persons (D80011),

total black persons (D80012) and total hispanic origin persons (D80013). Totals for white, black, hispanic

persons are provided separately (D80016, D8019, D80022, D80025), which are derived by summing the

components categories given by age and sex. These totals are subject to suppression that applies to

component categories. The comparison of two kinds of totals (totals with and without suppression) will

reveal the presence and extent of suppression in this census year.

1.6.3. 1990 Census

The suppression is more undetectable in the 1990 Census. Since there are no flags as in the 1970

Census or discrepancies as in the 1980 Census between the totals of some variables given as a separate

 

 1The ICPSR (Inter-university Consortium for Politcal and Social Research) located at the University of Michigan is a central repository for

machine-readable social science data. The ICPSR number identifies the dataset in their archive. The information on data availability may be obtained

from http://www.icpsr.umich.edu.
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variable and the corresponding totals derived by summing the component categories such as age breakdowns,

there is no way to know the presence of suppression. Consequently, only one set of totals are given for this

census year.

In general, the 1990 Census underwent a confidentiality edit in the following manner. First, a small

subset of individual households was selected and the data items on these households were blanked.

Responses to those data items were then imputed using the same imputation procedures that were used for

nonresponse. A large subset of households is selected for the confidentiality edit for small areas to provide

greater protection for these areas (for more information, see the 1990 Census Appendix C "Accuracy of the

Data").

The following variables taken from Co-Stata 4 and USA Counties 1994 include character strings for

numeric variables that indicate missing values for various reasons:

ES2178

ES2182

ES2187

ES2278

ES2282

ES2287

ES2482

ES2487

VS01082

VS01182

VS01270

VS01278

VS01279

VS01280

VS01282

VS01284

VS01370

VS01378

VS01379

VS01380

VS01382

VS01384
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The meaning of the missing value codes are:

NA(N) Not available

D Suppressed to avoid disclosure of confidential information

X Not applicable

S Suppressed; does not meet publication standards

Z Value greater than zero but less than half unit of measure shown.

1.6.4. Missing Values and Software

In general, all missing values in the ASCII dataset are replaced with blanks. However, partly

because the data are extracted from various data sources with different coding schemes for representing

missing values, some numeric fields may contain character strings as described above.

SAS and SPSS, when encountering such data, convert them into the system-missing value and

exclude them from subsequent statistical computation unless told otherwise explicitly. However, whereas

SAS converts all such data into the system-missing values, SPSS by default issues up to 80 warnings and

stops processing further. For SPSS to continue to read all data (because there are more than 80 such cases),

include the following statement at the top of the data definition program:

set mxwarnings = 500.

This statement is not necessary when reading the SPSS export file or system file.

However, if one wants to retain missing value codes rather than automatically convert them into the

system-missing value, one must define the variable as character rather than as numeric. This is done in the

following manners:

SAS: D30001 $ 33-40

SPSS: D30001 33-40 (A).

The dollar ($) sign in SAS and (A) in SPSS indicate that the variable is a character variable, rather than

numeric variable.

In the Loutus 123 version of this dataset, every missing value is replaced with blank cells.

1.7. Reference Materials

The major data sources utilized for building this dataset include the following:

Data on population, civilian employment and income:

1930-1960

- Historical demographic, economic and social data. The United States, 1790-1970 (ICPSR 0003)

- Census of Population 1960: General Social and Economic Characteristics (Bureau of the

Census)

1970

- Census of Population and Housing 1970: Summary Statistics File 4C (ICPSR 8107)

1980

- Census of Population and Housing 1980: Summary Tape File 3C (ICPSR 80380)
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1990

- Census of Population and Housing 1990: Summary Tape File 3 (ICPSR 6054)

In addition, the following datasets were consulted:

County and City Data Book Consolidated File (ICPSR 7736)

County Statistics File (Co-Stat 4) (ICPSR 9806)

USA Counties 1994 (Bureau of the Census, CD94-CTY02)

Data on government employment:

Census of Government 1962, 1972, 1977, 1982, 1988 (ICPSR 0017, 0069, 8117, 8395, 6069)

Data on government finance:

Census of Government 1962, 1972, 1977, 1982, 1988 (ICPSR 0017, 0069, 8118, 8394, 9484)

Data on establishment:

County and City Data Book Consolidated File (ICPSR 7736)

County Statistics File (Co-Stat 4) (ICPSR 9806)

USA Counties 1994 (Bureau of the Census, CD94-CTY02)

County Business Patterns 1980 and 1990 (ICPSR 8142, 6030)

2. GUIDE TO MAJOR SUBJECT CATEGORIES

The following chart illustrates the variables included in the dataset together with their availability by

year. The purpose of this chart is to give users a quick overview regarding the range of information available

from this dataset. It differs from the "real" dataset (see Data Dictionary in detail) in the following ways:

1. Many variables, although not shown explicitly in this chart, may be available by race and sex.

2. Some variables are available for more detailed categories than presented in the chart. For example,

the educational attainment variables for 1940 are available for grades 1-4, grades 5-6 and grades 7-8

separately. However, to make it more comparable with other years which do not have any

breakdown (for instance, the 1990 Census), and to make viewing easier, the availability information

is presented just in terms of grades 1-8 combined.

It is important to recognize that data availability across several periods does not guarantee

comparability because of possible changes in the definition of variables. Detailed information on the

definition of variables is provided in Section 4.

3. DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATION OF SELECTED TERMS

Terms presented in this section are primarily compiled from the latest censuses, supplemented by

earlier censuses and surveys listed in Section 2.7. Each section below consists of two parts: the description of

data sources wherever appropriate and a brief definition/explanation of selected terms relevant to this dataset.
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3.1. Census Geography

3.1.1. Government Units and Types of Governments

3.1.1.1. Government Units

A government is an organized entity whose governmental character is evidenced by popular election

of the officials or their appointment by public officials, a high degree of public accountability, and the power

to raise revenue to provide authorized services. In addition, a governmental unit must have sufficient

discretion in the management of its own affairs to distinguish it from the administrative structure of any other

governmental unit.

3.1.1.2. Local Governments

The Census Bureau classifies local governments by five major types as described below: county (or

parish in Louisiana), municipality which includes cities, towns and villages, township, school system and

special district.

3.1.1.3. County Area

Geographic areas corresponding to the boundaries of county or county-type areas. The "county area"

statistics are derived from the aggregation of all local governments (county, municipal, township, school

district, and special district) in these county or county-type geographic areas.

3.1.2. Urban, Rural, Extended City, and Urbanized Area

3.1.2.1. Urban and Rural

The Census Bureau defines "urban" for the 1990 Census as comprising all territory, population, and

housing units in urbanized areas and in places of 2,500 or more persons outside urbanized areas. More

specifically, "urban" consists of territory, persons, and housing units in:

1. Places of 2,500 or more persons incorporated as cities, villages, boroughs (except in Alaska and New

York), and towns (except in the six New England States, New York, and Wisconsin), but excluding

the rural portions of "extended cities (see below)."

2. Census designated places of 2,500 or more persons.

3. Other territory, incorporated or unincorporated, included in urbanized areas.

Territory, population, and housing units not classified as urban constitute "rural." In this dataset

(which is based on the sample data), rural population and housing units are subdivided into "rural farm" and

"rural nonfarm." "Rural farm" comprises all rural households and housing units on farms (places from which

$1,000 or more of agricultural products were sold in 1989); "rural nonfarm" comprises the remaining rural.

The urban and rural classification cuts across the other hierarchies; for example, there is generally

both urban and rural territory within both metropolitan and nonmetropolitan areas.

In censuses prior to 1950, "urban" comprised all territory, persons, and housing units in incorporated

places of 2,500 or more persons, and in areas (usually minor civil divisions) classified as urban under special

rules relating to population size and density. This definition of urban excluded many large, densely settled

areas merely because they were not incorporated. Prior to the 1950 Census, the Census Bureau attempted to

avoid some of the more obvious omissions by classifying selected areas as "urban under special rules." Even

with these rules, however, many large, closely built-up areas were excluded from the urban category.
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To improve its measure of urban territory, population, and housing units, the Census Bureau adopted

the concept of urbanized area and delineated boundaries for unincorporated places (now, census designated

places) for the 1950 Census. Urban was defined as territory, persons, and housing units in urbanized areas

and, outside urbanized areas, in all places, incorporated or unincorporated, that had 2,500 or more persons.

With minor changes, the 1950 census definition of urban has continued essentially unchanged.

The data for the 1960 urban and rural-farm population were taken from the City and County Data

Book. Unlike other years, the figures were provided in percentage with one decimal place. To maintain

consistency with other census years, the urban-rural population were derived by multiplying the total

population by these percentages. Consequently, the urban-rural population for this year in this dataset, albeit

with small margin of errors, may not agree with the published statistics.

Documentation of the urbanized area and extended city criteria is available from the Chief,

Geography Division, U.S. Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233.

3.1.2.2. Extended City

Since the 1960 Census, there has been a trend in some States toward the extension of city boundaries

to include territory that is essentially rural in character. The classification of all the population and living

quarters of such places as urban would include in the urban designation territory, persons, and housing units

whose environment is primarily rural. For the 1970, 1980, and 1990 censuses, the Census Bureau identified

as rural such territory and its population and housing units for each extended city whose closely settled area

was located in an urbanized area. For the 1990 Census, this classification also has been applied to certain

places outside urbanized areas.

3.1.2.3. Urbanized Areas (UA)

The Census Bureau delineates urbanized areas (UA's) to provide a better separation of urban and

rural territory, population, and housing in the vicinity of large places. A UA comprises one or more places

("central place") and the adjacent densely settled surrounding territory ("urban fringe") that together have a

minimum of 50,000 persons. The urban fringe generally consists of contiguous territory having a density of

at least 1,000 persons per square mile. The urban fringe also includes outlying territory of such density if it

was connected to the core of the contiguous area by road and is within 1 1/2 road miles of that core, or within

5 road miles of the core but separated by water or other undevelopable territory. Other territory with a

population density of fewer than 1,000 people per square mile is included in the urban fringe if it eliminates

an enclave or closes an indentation in the boundary of the urbanized area.

The population density is determined by (1) outside of a place, one or more contiguous census blocks

with a population density of at least 1,000 persons per square mile or (2) inclusion of a place containing

census blocks that have at least 50 percent of the population of the place and a density of at least 1,000

persons per square mile. The complete criteria are available from the Chief, Geography Division, U.S.

Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233.

3.2. Population Characteristics

3.2.1. Data Sources

3.2.1.1. Decennial Censuses

Most population (and employment) statistics for the period 1930-1990 are based on results from

Censuses of Population and Housing conducted by the Bureau of the Census as of April 1 in each of those
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years. Data from the decennial censuses are based on tabulations of 100-percent, or complete, counts (i.e.,

information obtained for all persons and housing units) and sample estimates (i.e., additional information

asked of a sample of persons). The sampling rates and sampling methods are different in each census year.

Consequently, the accuracy of data varies from table to table depending on the sampling rates and sampling

methods. For more detail on accuracy, please refer to the technical note in Census publications in each

census year.

3.2.1.2. Vital Statistics

The registration of births, deaths, fetal deaths, and other vital events in the United States is primarily

a state and local function. The civil laws of every state provide for a continuous and permanent birth- and

death-registration system. Through the National Vital Statistics System, the National Center for Health

Statistics (NCHS) collects and publishes data on births and deaths for the country as a whole. The Division of

Vital Statistics at NCHS obtains information on births and deaths from the registration offices of all States,

New York City, and the District of Columbia.

In the United States today, practically all births and deaths are registered. The most recent test of the

completeness of birth registration, conducted on a sample of births from 1964 to 1968, showed that 99.3

percent of all births in the United States during that period were registered.

State requirements for reporting fetal deaths vary. Most states require reporting of fetal deaths of

gestations of 20 weeks or more. There is substantial evidence that not all fetal deaths for which reporting is

required are indeed reported.

Since most data items on demography including vital statistics, employment, and establishments in

this dataset come from the Census of Population and Housing, the terminologies related to them will be

described together below. In general, the definitions adapted in the 1990 Census will be described first,

followed by a comparison with those of earlier censuses.

3.2.2. Selected Terms

3.2.2.1. Age

The data on age for the 1990 Census are based on the age of the person in complete years as of April

1, 1990. However, when the age response was unacceptable or unavailable, a person's age was derived from

an acceptable year-of-birth response.

Age data have been collected in every census. In each census since 1940, the age of a person was

assigned when it was not reported. In censuses before 1940, with the exception of 1880, persons of unknown

age were shown as a separate category. Since 1960, assignment of unknown age has been performed by a

general procedure described as "imputation." The specific procedures for imputing age have been different in

each census.

Median age. This measure divides the age distribution into two equal parts: one-half of the cases

falling below the median value and one-half above that value. Generally, median age is computed on

the basis of more detailed age intervals than are shown in this dataset; thus, a median based on a less

detailed distribution (generally 5-year interval in this dataset) may differ slightly from a

corresponding median for the same population based on a more detailed distribution.

3.2.2.2. Birth

Birth represents the number of births during the year. The data are by place of residence and

excludes events occurring to nonresidents of the United States. Birth rates represent the number of births per
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1,000 resident population enumerated as of April 1 for decennial census years and estimated as of July 1 for

other years.

3.2.2.3. Citizenship

The data on citizenship for the 1990 Census were asked of a sample of persons. Citizens are persons

who indicated that they were native-born, or foreign-born persons who indicated that they have become

naturalized. (For more information on native and foreign born, see the discussion under "Place of Birth.")

There are four categories of citizenship: (1) born in the United States, (2) born in Puerto Rico, Guam, the

Virgin Islands of the United States, or the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, (3) born abroad

of American parents, and (4) citizen by naturalization.

Similar questions on citizenship were asked in the censuses of 1820, 1830, 1870, 1890 through 1950,

1970, and 1980. The 1980 question was asked of a sample of the foreign-born population. In 1990, both

native and foreign-born persons who received the long-form questionnaire were asked to respond to the

citizenship question.

3.2.2.4. Death

Death represents the number of deaths during the year. The data are by place of residence and

exclude events occurring to nonresidents of the United States. Death rates represent the number of deaths per

1,000 resident population enumerated as of April 1 for decennial census years and estimated as of July 1 for

other years.

Figures for infant deaths include deaths of children under 1 year of age; they exclude fetal deaths.

The infant death rate represents the number of infant deaths per 1,000 live births.

3.2.2.5. Divorce (See Marital Status, Section 3.2.3.4; Marriage and Divorce, Section 3.2.3.5)

3.2.2.6. Educational Attainment

Data on educational attainment for the 1990 Census were asked of a sample of persons. Data are

tabulated as attainment for persons 15 years old and over. Persons are classified according to the highest

level of school completed or the highest degree received. The question included instructions to report the

level of the previous grade attended or the highest degree received for persons currently enrolled in school.

The question included response categories which allowed persons to report completing the 12th grade

without receiving a high school diploma, and which instructed respondents to report as "high school

graduate(s)"-persons who received either a high school diploma or the equivalent, for example, passed the

Test of General Educational Development (G.E.D.), and did not attend college. (On the Military Census

Report questionnaire, the lowest response category was "Less than 9th grade.")

From 1840 to 1930, the Census measured educational attainment by means of a basic literacy

question. In 1940, a single question was asked on highest grade of school completed. In the Censuses of

1950 through 1980, a two-part question was used to construct highest grade or year of school completed: (1)

highest grade of school attended, and (2) whether that grade was completed. For persons who have not

attended college, the response categories in the 1990 educational attainment question should produce data

which are comparable to data on highest grade completed from earlier censuses.

The response categories for persons who have attended college were modified from earlier censuses

because there was some ambiguity in interpreting responses in terms of the number of years of college

completed. For instance, it was not clear whether "completed the fourth year of college," "completed the

senior year of college," and "college graduate" were synonomous. Research conducted shortly before the

census suggests that these terms were more distinct in 1990 than in earlier decades, and this change may have
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threatened the ability to estimate the number of "College graduates" from the number of persons reported as

having completed the fourth or a higher year of college. It was even more difficult to make inferences about

post-baccalaureate degrees and "Associate" degrees from highest year of college completed. Thus,

comparisons of post-secondary educational attainment in this and earlier censuses should be made with great

caution.

In the 1960 and subsequent censuses, persons for whom educational attainment was not reported

were assigned the same attainment level as similar persons whose residence was in the same or a nearby area.

In the 1940 and 1950 censuses, persons for whom educational attainment was not reported were not

allocated.

In prior censuses, "Median school years completed" was used as a summary measure of educational

attainment. In 1990, the median can only be calculated for groups of which less than half the members have

attended college. "Percent high school graduate or higher" and "Percent bachelors degree or higher" are

summary measures which can be calculated from the present data and offer measures of differences between

population subgroups that are quite readily interpretable. To make comparisons over time, "Percent high

school graduate or higher" can be calculated and "Percent bachelor's degree or higher" can be approximated

with data from previous censuses.

3.2.2.7. Hispanic Origin

Information about Spanish/Hispanic origin for the 1990 Census was asked of all persons. Persons of

Hispanic origin are those who classified themselves in one of the specific Hispanic- origin categories listed

on the questionnaire-"Mexican," "Puerto Rican," or "Cuban"-as well as those who indicated that they were of

"other Spanish/Hispanic" origin. Persons of "Other Spanish/Hispanic" origin are those whose origins are

from Spain, the Spanish-speaking countries of Central or South America, or the Dominican Republic, or they

are persons of Hispanic origin identifying themselves generally as Spanish, Spanish-American, Hispanic,

Hispano, Latino, and so on. Write-in responses to the "other Spanish/Hispanic" category were coded only for

sample data.

Origin can be viewed as the ancestry, nationality group, lineage, or country of birth of the person or

the person's parents or ancestors before their arrival in the United States. Persons of Hispanic origin may be

of any race.

Some tabulations are shown by the Hispanic origin of the householder. In all cases where

households, families, or occupied housing units are classified by Hispanic origin, the Hispanic origin of the

householder is used. (See the discussion of householder under "Household Type and Relationship.")

During direct interviews conducted by enumerators, if a person could not provide a single origin

response, he or she was asked to select, based on self-identification, the group which best described his or her

origin or descent. If a person could not provide a single group, the origin of the person's mother was used. If

a single group could not be provided for the person's mother, the first origin reported by the person was used.

If any household member failed to respond to the Spanish/Hispanic origin question, a response was

assigned by the computer according to the reported entries of other household members by using specific

rules of precedence of household relationship. In the processing of sample questionnaires, responses to other

questions on the questionnaire, such as ancestry and place of birth, were used to assign an origin before any

reference was made to the origin reported by other household members. If an origin was not entered for any

household member, an origin was assigned from another household according to the race of the householder.

There may be differences between the total Hispanic origin population based on 100-percent

tabulations and sample tabulations. Such differences are the result of sampling variability, nonsampling

error, and more extensive edit procedures for the Spanish/ Hispanic origin item on the sample questionnaires.
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The 1990 data on Hispanic origin are generally comparable with those for the 1980 census.

However, there are some differences in the format of the Hispanic origin question between the two censuses.

For 1990, the word "descent" was deleted from the 1980 wording. In addition, the term "MexicanAmer." used in 1980 was shortened further to "Mexican-Am. " to reduce misreporting (of "American") in this

category detected in the 1980 Census. Finally, the 1990 question allowed those who reported as "other

Spanish/ Hispanic" to write in their specific Hispanic origin group.

Misreporting in the "Mexican-Amer." category of the 1980 Census item on Spanish/Hispanic origin

may affect the comparability of 1980 and 1990 Census data for persons of Hispanic origin for certain areas of

the country. An evaluation of the 1980 Census item on Spanish/ Hispanic origin indicated that there was

misreporting in the Mexican origin category by White and Black persons in certain areas. That study results

showed evidence that the misreporting occurred in the South (excluding Texas), the Northeast (excluding the

New York City area), and a few States in the Midwest Region. Also, results based on available data suggest

that the impact of possible misreporting of Mexican origin in the 1980 Census was severe in those portions of

the above-mentioned regions where the Hispanic origin population was generally sparse. However, national

1980 Census data on the Mexican origin population or total Hispanic origin population at the national level

were not seriously affected by the reporting problem. (For a more detailed discussion of the evaluation of the

1980 Census Spanish/Hispanic origin item, see the 1980 Census Supplementary Reports.)

The 1990 and 1980 Census data on the Hispanic population are not directly comparable with 1970

Spanish origin data because of a number of factors: (1) overall improvements in the 1980 and 1990 censuses,

(2) better coverage of the population, (3) improved question designs, and (4) an effective public relations

campaign by the Census Bureau with the assistance of national and community ethnic groups.

Specific changes in question design between the 1980 and 1970 Censuses included the placement of

the category "No, not Spanish/ Hispanic" as the first category in that question (The corresponding category

appeared last in the 1970 question.) Also, the 1970 category "Central or South American" was deleted

because in 1970 some respondents misinterpreted the category; furthermore, the designations "MexicanAmerican" and "Chicano" were added to the Spanish/Hispanic origin question in 1980. In the 1970 Census,

the question on Spanish origin was asked of only a 5-percent sample of the population.

3.2.3. Household Type and Relationship

3.2.3.1. Household

A household includes all the persons who occupy a housing unit. A housing unit is a house, an

apartment, a mobile home, a group of rooms, or a single room that is occupied (or if vacant, is intended for

occupancy) as separate living quarters. Separate living quarters are those in which the occupants live and eat

separately from any other persons in the building and which have direct access from the outside of the

building or through a common hall. The occupants may be a single family, one person living alone, two or

more families living together, or any other group of related or unrelated persons who share living

arrangements.

The 1990 definition of a household is the same as that used in 1980. The 1980 relationship category

"Son/daughter" has been replaced by two categories, "Natural-born or adopted son/daughter" and

"Stepson/stepdaughter." "Grandchild" has been added as a separate category. The 1980 nonrelative

categories: "Roomer, boarder and "Partner, roommate" have been replaced by the categories "Roomer,

boarder, or foster child ... .. Housemate, roommate," and "Unmarried partner." The 1980 non-relative

category "Paid employee" has been dropped.
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3.2.3.2. Family Type

A family consists of a householder and one or more other persons living in the same household who

are related to the householder by birth, marriage, or adoption. All persons in a household who are related to

the householder are regarded as members of his or her family. A household can contain only one family for

purposes of census tabulations. Not all households contain families since a household may comprise a group

of unrelated persons or one person living alone.

Families are classified by type as either a "married-couple family" or "other family" according to the

sex of the householder and the presence of relatives. The data on family type are based on answers to

questions on sex and relationship which were asked on a 100 percent basis.

Married-couple family. A family in which the house-holder and his or her spouse are enumerated as

members of the same household.

Other family. Male Householder, No Wife Present: A family with a male householder and no

spouse of householder present. Female Householder, No Husband Present: A family with a female

householder and no spouse of householder present.

3.2.3.3. Subfamily

A subfamily is a married couple (husband and wife enumerated as members of the same household)

with or without never-married children under 18 years old, or one parent with one or more never-married

children under 18 years old, living in a household and related to, but not including, either the householder or

the householder's spouse. The number of subfamilies is not included in the count of families, since subfamily

members are counted as part of the householder's family.

3.2.3.4. Marital Status

Marital status for the 1990 Census was asked of all persons. The marital status classification refers

to the status at the time of enumeration. Data on marital status are tabulated only for persons 15 years old and

over.

All persons were asked whether they were "now married," "widowed," "divorced," "separated," or

"never married." Couples who live together (unmarried persons, persons in common-law marriages) were

allowed to report the marital status they considered the most appropriate.

Never married. This term includes all persons who have never been married, including persons

whose only marriage(s) was annulled.

Ever married. This term includes persons married at the time of enumeration as well as those

separated, widowed, or divorced.

Now married (except separated). This term includes persons whose current marriage has not ended

through widowhood, divorce, or separation (regardless of previous marital history). The category

may also include couples who live together or persons in common-law marriages if they consider

this category the most appropriate. In certain tabulations, currently married persons are further

classified as "spouse present" or "spouse absent."

Separated. This term includes persons legally separated or otherwise absent from their spouse

because of marital discord. Included are persons who have been deserted or who have parted

because they no longer want to live together but who have not obtained a divorce.

Widowed. This term includes widows and widowers who have not remarried.
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Divorced. This term includes persons who are legally divorced and who have not remarried.

Now married. This term refers to all persons whose current marriage has not ended by widowhood

or divorce. This category includes persons defined above as separated.

Differences between the number of currently married males and the number of currently married

females occur because of reporting differences and because some husbands and wives have their usual

residence in different areas. In sample tabulations, these differences can also occur because different weights

are applied to the individual's data. Any differences between the number of "now married, spouse present"

males and females are due solely to sample weighting. By definition, the numbers would be the same.

When marital status was not reported, it was imputed according to the relationship to the householder

and sex and age of the person.

The 1990 marital status definitions are the same as those used in 1980 with the exception of the term

"never married" which replaces the term "single" in tabulations. A general marital status question has been

asked in every census since 1880.

3.2.3.5. Marriage and Divorce

Marriage and divorce statistics are total counts of events gathered by collecting already summarized

data reported by State offices of vital statistics and by county offices of registration.

Marriage and divorce statistics are limited to events occurring in the specified area during the year

and include events occurring to nonresidents of the United States. Marriages or divorces occurring to U.S.

residents outside the United States are excluded. Reported annulments are included in the divorce statistics.

The marriage and divorce rates are based on resident population enumerated as of April 1 for

decennial census years and estimated as of July 1 for other years.

3.2.3.6. Place of Birth

The data on place of birth were asked on a sample basis. The place-of-birth question asked

respondents to report the U.S. State, commonwealth or territory, or the foreign country where they were born.

Persons born outside the United States were asked to report their place of birth according to current

international boundaries. Since numerous changes in boundaries of foreign countries have occurred in the

last century, some persons may have reported their place of birth in terms of boundaries that existed at the

time of their birth or emigration, or in accordance with their own national preference.

Persons not reporting place of birth were assigned the birthplace of another family member or were

allocated the response of another person with similar characteristics. Persons allocated as foreign born were

not assigned a specific country of birth but were classified as "Born abroad, country not specified."

Nativity. Information on place of birth and citizenship was used to classify the population into two

major categories: native and foreign born. When information on place of birth was not reported,

nativity was assigned on the basis of answers to citizenship, if reported, and other characteristics.

Native. This term includes persons born in the United States, Puerto Rico, or an outlying area of the

United States. The small number of persons who were born in a foreign country but have at least one

American parent also are included in this category.

The native population is classified in the following groups: persons born in the State in which they

resided at the time of the census; persons born in a different State, by region; persons born in Puerto

Rico or an outlying area of the U.S.; and persons born abroad with at least one American parent.

Foreign born. This term includes persons not classified as "Native." Prior to the 1970 Census,

persons not reporting place of birth were generally classified as native. The foreign-born population
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is shown by selected area, country, or region of birth: the places of birth shown in data products were

selected based on the number of respondents who reported that area or country of birth.

Data on the State of birth of the native population have been collected in each census beginning with

that of 1850. Similar data were shown in tabulations for the 1980 Census and other recent censuses. Nonresponse was allocated in a similar manner in 1980; however, prior to 1980, non-response to the place of birth

question was not allocated. Prior to the 1970 Census, persons not reporting place of birth were generally

classified as native.

The questionnaire instruction to report mother's State of residence instead of the person's actual State

of birth (if born in a hospital in a different State) was dropped in 1990. Evaluation studies of 1970 and 1980

Census data demonstrated that this instruction was generally either ignored or misunderstood. Since the

hospital and the mother's residence is in the same State for most births, this change may have a slight effect

on State of birth data for States with large metropolitan areas that straddle State lines.

3.2.3.7. Race

Race was asked of all persons in the 1990 Census. The concept of race as used by the Census

Bureau reflects self-identification; it does not denote any clearcut scientific definition of biological stock.

The data for race represent self-classification by people according to the race with which they most closely

identify. Furthermore, it is recognized that the categories of the race item include both racial and national

origin or sociocultural groups.

During direct interviews conducted by enumerators, if a person could not provide a single response

to the race question, he or she was asked to select, based on self-identification, the group which best

described his or her racial identity. If a person could not provide a single race response, the race of the

mother was used. If a single race response could not be provided for the person's mother, the first race

reported by the person was used. In all cases where occupied housing units, households, or families are

classified by race, the race of the householder was used.

The racial classification used by the Census Bureau generally adheres to the guidelines in Federal

Statistical Directive No. 15, issued by the Office of Management and Budget, which provides standards on

ethnic and racial categories for statistical reporting to be used by all Federal agencies.

White: Includes persons who indicated their race as "White" or reported entries such as Canadian,

German, Italian, Lebanese, Near Easterner, Arab, or Polish.

Black: Includes persons who indicated their race as "Black or Negro", or reported entries such as

African American, Afro-American, Black Puerto Rican, Jamaican, Nigerian, West Indian, or Haitian.

If the race entry for a member of a household was missing on the questionnaire, race was assigned

based upon the reported entries of race by other household members using specific rules of precedence of

household relationship. For example, if race was missing for the daughter of the householder, then the race

of her mother (as female householder or female spouse) would be assigned. If there were no female

householder or spouse in the household, the daughter would be assigned her father's (male householder) race.

If race were not reported for anyone in the household, the race of a householder in a previously processed

household was assigned. This procedure is a variation of the general imputation procedures described in

Appendix C, Accuracy of the Data.

In the 1990 Census, respondents sometimes did not fill in a circle or filled the "Other race" circle and

wrote in a response, such as Arab, Polish, or African American in the shared write-in box for "Other race"

and "Other API" responses. During the automated coding process, these responses were edited and assigned

to the appropriate racial designation. Also, some Hispanic origin persons did not fill in a circle, but provided

entries such as Mexican or Puerto Rican. These persons were classified in the "Other race" category during

the coding and editing process.
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Differences between the 1990 Census and earlier censuses affect the comparability of data for certain

racial groups and American Indian tribes. The 1990 Census was the first census to undertake, on a 100-

percent basis, an automated review, edit, and coding operation for written responses to the race item. The

automated coding system used in the 1990 Census greatly reduced the potential for error associated with a

clerical review. Specialists with a thorough knowledge of the race subject matter reviewed, edited, coded,

and resolved inconsistent or incomplete responses. In the 1980 Census, there was only a limited clerical

review of the race responses on the 100-percent forms with a full clerical review conducted only on the

sample questionnaires.

Another difference between 1990 and preceding censuses is the approach taken when persons of

Spanish/Hispanic origin did not report in a specific race category but reported as "Other race" or "Other."

These persons commonly provided a write-in entry such as Mexican, Venezuelan, or Latino. In the 1990 and

1980 censuses, these entries remained in the "Other race" or "Other' category, respectively. In the 1970

Census, most of these persons were included in the "White" category.

3.2.3.8. Residence in 1985

The 1990 Census asked for the State (or foreign country), county, and place of residence on April 1,

1985 for those persons reporting that on that date they lived in a different house than their current residence.

Residence in 1985 is used in conjunction with location of current residence to determine the extent of

residential mobility of the population and the resulting redistribution of the population across the various

States, metropolitan areas, and regions of the country.

When no information on residence in 1985 was reported for a person, information for other family

members, if available, was used to assign a location of residence in 1985. All cases of nonresponse or

incomplete response that were not assigned a previous residence based on information from other family

members were allocated the previous residence of another person with similar characteristics who provided

complete information.

The tabulation category, "Same house," includes all persons 5 years old and over who did not move

during the 5 years as well as those who had moved but by 1990 had returned to their 1985 residence. The

category, "Different house in the United States," includes persons who lived in the United States in 1985 but

in a different house or apartment from the one they occupied on April 1, 1990. These movers are then further

subdivided according to the type of move.

In most tabulations, movers are divided into three groups according to their 1985 residence:

"Different house, same county," "Different county, same State," and "Different State." The last group may be

further subdivided into region of residence in 1985. The category, "Abroad," includes those persons who

were residing in a foreign country, Puerto Rico, or an outlying area of the U.S. in 1985, including members of

the Armed Forces and their dependents. Some tabulations show movers who were residing in Puerto Rico or

an outlying area in 1985 separately from those residing in other countries.

In tabulations for metropolitan areas, movers are categorized according to the metropolitan status of

their current and previous residences, resulting in such groups as movers within an Metropolitan Statistical

Area (MSA)/Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA), movers between MSA/PMSA's, movers from

nonmetropolitan areas to MSA/PMSA, and movers from central cities to the remainder of an MSA/ PMSA.

In some tabulations, these categories are further subdivided by size of MSA/ PMSA, region of current or

previous residence, or movers within or between central cities and the remainder of the same or a different

MSA/ PMSA.

The number of persons who were living in a different house in 1985 is somewhat less than the total

number of moves during the 5-year period. Some persons in the same house at the two dates had moved

during the 5-year period but by the time of the census had returned to their 1985 residence. Other persons

who were living in a different house had made one or more intermediate moves. For similar reasons, the
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number of persons living in a different county, MSA/PMSA, or State or moving between nonmetropolitan

areas may be understated.

Similar questions were asked on all previous censuses beginning in 1940, except the questions in

1950 referred to residence 1 year earlier rather than 5 years earlier. Although the questions in the 1940

Census covered a 5-year period, comparability with that census was reduced somewhat because of different

definitions and categories of tabulation. Comparability with the 1960 and 1970 census is also somewhat

reduced because non-response was not allocated in those earlier censuses. For the 1980 Census, nonresponse

was allocated in a manner similar to the 1990 allocation scheme.

3.2.3.9. Year of Entry

Information on year of entry came from a sample of persons. The question, "When did this person

come to the United States to stay?" was asked of persons who indicated in the question on citizenship that

they were not born in the United States. (For more information, see the discussion under "Citizenship.")

The 1990 Census questions, tabulations, and census data products about citizenship and year of entry

include no reference to immigration. All persons who were born and resided outside the United States before

becoming residents of the United States have a date of entry. Some of these persons are U.S. citizens by birth

(e.g., persons born in Puerto Rico or born abroad of American parents). To avoid any possible confusion

concerning the date of entry of persons who are U.S. citizens by birth, the term, "year of entry" is used in this

report instead of the term "year of immigration."

The census questions on nativity, citizenship, and year of entry were not designed to measure the

degree of permanence of residence in the United States. The phrase, "to stay" was used to obtain the year in

which the person became a resident of the United States. Although the respondent was directed to indicate

the year he or she entered the country "to stay," it was difficult to ensure that respondents interpreted the

phrase correctly.

A question on year of entry, (alternately called "year of immigration") was asked in each decennial

census from 1890 to 1930, 1970, and 1980. In 1980, the question on year of entry included six arrival time

intervals. The number of arrival intervals was expanded to ten in 1990. In 1980, the question on year of

entry was asked only of the foreign-born population. In 1990, all persons who responded to the long-form

questionnaire and were not born in the United States were to complete the question on year of entry.

3.3. Civilian Employment

3.3.1. Data Sources

See decennial censuses in Section 3.2.above.

3.3.2. Selected Terms

3.3.2.1. Employment Status

Information on employment status for the 1990 Census is based on a sample of persons. The series

of questions on employment status was asked of all persons 15 years old and over and was designed to

identify, in this sequence: (1) persons who worked at any time during the reference week; (2) persons who

did not work during the reference week but who had jobs or businesses from which they were temporarily

absent (excluding layoff); (3) persons on layoff; and (4) persons who did not work during the reference week,

but who were looking for work during the last four weeks and were available for work during the reference

week. (For more information, see the discussion under "Reference Week.")
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The data on employment status data in this and other 1990 Census tabulations relate to persons 16

years old and over. Some tabulations showing employment status, however, include persons 15 years old.

By definition, these persons are classified as "Not in Labor Force." In the 1940, 1950, and 1960 censuses,

employment status data were collected for persons 14 years old and over. The change in the universe was

made in 1970 to agree with the official measurement of the labor force as revised in January 1967 by the U.S.

Department of Labor. The 1970 Census was the last to show employment data for persons 14 and 15 years

old. This dataset, therefore, includes, for the 1970 Census, employment status data for persons 16 years and

over as well as persons 15 and 16 years. The definition of employment status for the 1990 Census is as

follows:

Employed: All civilians 16 years old and over who were either (1) "at work"-those who did any

work at all during the reference week as paid employees, worked in their own business or profession,

worked on their own farm, or worked 15 hours or more as unpaid workers on a family farm or in a

family business; or (2) were "with a job but not at work" -those who did not work during the

reference week but had jobs or businesses from which they were temporarily absent due to illness,

bad weather, industrial dispute, vacation, or other personal reasons. Excluded from the employed are

persons whose only activity consisted of work around the house or unpaid volunteer work for

religious, charitable, and similar organizations; also excluded are persons on active duty in the

United States Armed Forces.

Unemployed: All civilians 16 years old and over are classified as unemployed if they (1) were

neither "at work" nor "with a job but not at work" during the reference week, and (2) were looking

for work during the last 4 weeks, and (3) were available to accept a job. Also included as

unemployed are civilians who did not work at all during the reference week and were waiting to be

called back to a job from which they had been laid off. Examples of job seeking activities are:

* Registering at a public or private employment office

* Meeting with prospective employers

* Investigating possibilities for starting a professional practice or opening a business

* Placing or answering advertisements

* Writing letters of application

* Being on a union or professional register

Civilian labor force: Persons classified as employed or unemployed in accordance with the criteria

described above.

Experienced unemployed: Unemployed persons who have worked at any time in the past.

Experienced civilian labor force: The employed and the experienced unemployed.

Labor force: All persons classified in the civilian labor force plus members of the U. S. Armed

Forces (persons on active duty with the United States Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, or

Coast Guard).

Not in labor force: All persons 16 years old and over who are not classified as members of the labor

force. This category consists mainly of students, housewives, retired workers, seasonal workers

enumerated in an off season who were not looking for work, institutionalized persons, and persons

doing only incidental unpaid family work (less than 15 hours during the reference week).

Worker. This term appears in connection with several subjects: journey-to-work items, class of

worker, weeks worked in 1989, and number of workers in family in 1989. Its meaning varies and,

therefore, should be determined in each case by referring to the definition of the subject in which it

appears.
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The census could understate the number of employed persons because persons who have irregular,

casual, or unstructured jobs sometimes report themselves as not working. The number of employed persons

"at work" is probably overstated in the census (and conversely, the number of employed "with a job, but not

at work" is understated), since some persons on vacation or sick leave erroneously reported themselves as

working. This problem has no effect on the total number of employed persons. The reference week for the

employment data is not the same for all persons. Since persons can change their employment status from one

week to another, the lack of a uniform reference week may mean that the employment data do not reflect the

reality of the employment situation of any given week. (For more information, see the discussion under

"Reference Week.")

The questionnaire items and employment status concepts for the 1990 Census are essentially the

same as those used in the 1980 and 1970 censuses. However, these concepts differ in many respects from

those associated with the 1940, 1950 and 1960 censuses. As mentioned above, employment data in the 1940-

60 censuses were collected for persons 14 years old and over, whereas later censuses collected data for

persons 16 years old and over. Significant changes also took place between the 1940 Census and the 1950

Census. Three points merit special attention:

First, in the 1940 Census, the classification of the labor force is not available in terms of civilian and

non-civilian (armed forces), whereas beginning with the 1950 Census, such classification became available.

The number of employed persons between 1940 and 1950, therefore, is not comparable, for the 1940 figures

include those employed by the armed forces.

Second, the 1940 Census definition of persons in the labor force included three categories: (1)

persons actually at work, (2) with a job (not at work but with jobs, businesses, or professional enterprises

from which they were temporarily absent, and (3) persons on public emergency work. In the original 1940

Census tables as well as in this dataset for 1940, "employed" comprises only the first two categories.

Lastly, in 1940, unemployed was defined as persons (1) seeking work and without any form of

public or private employment and (2) on public emergency work programs established to provide jobs for the

unemployed. However, considerable number of public emergency workers were reported as "at work" rather

than "on public emergency work." The number of unemployed persons, for this reason, is understated, the

extent of which varies from State to State.

Since employment data from the census are obtained from respondents in households, they differ

from statistics based on reports from individual business establishments, farm enterprises, and certain

government programs. Persons employed at more than one job are counted only once in the census and are

classified according to the job at which they worked the greatest number of hours during the reference week.

In statistics based on reports from business and farm establishments, persons who work for more than one

establishment may be counted more than once. Moreover, some tabulations may exclude private household

workers, unpaid family workers, and self-employed persons, but may include workers less than 16 years of

age.

An additional difference in the data arises from the fact that persons who had a job but were not at

work are included with the employed in the census statistics, whereas many of these persons are likely to be

excluded from employment figures based on establishment payroll reports. Furthermore, the employment

status data in census tabulations include persons on the basis of place of residence regardless of where they

work, whereas establishment data report persons at their place of work regardless of where they live. This

latter consideration is particularly significant when comparing data for workers who commute between areas.

For several reasons, the unemployment figures of the Census Bureau are not comparable with

published figures on unemployment compensation claims. For example, figures on unemployment

compensation claims exclude persons who have exhausted their benefit rights, new workers who have not

earned rights to unemployment insurance, and persons losing jobs not covered by unemployment insurance

systems (including some workers in agriculture, domestic services, and religious organizations, and self-
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employed and unpaid family workers). In addition, the qualifications for drawing unemployment

compensation differ from the definition of unemployment used by the Census Bureau. Persons working only

a few hours during the week and persons with a job but not at work are sometimes eligible for unemployment

compensation but are classified as "Employed" in the census. Differences in the geographical distribution of

unemployment data arise because the place where claims are filed may not necessarily be the same as the

place of residence of the unemployed worker.

The figures on employment status from the decennial census are generally comparable with similar

data collected in the Current Population Survey. However, some difference may exist because of variations

in enumeration and processing techniques.

3.3.3. Industry, Occupation, and Class of Worker

Information on data on industry, occupation, and class of worker for the 1990 Census was asked of a

sample of persons. Information on industry relates to the kind of business conducted by a person's employing

organization; occupation describes the kind of work the person does on the job; class of worker provides

information about the employment status of a person.

For employed persons, the data refer to the person's job during the reference week. For those who

worked at two or more jobs, the data refer to the job at which the person worked the greatest number of

hours. For unemployed persons, the data refer to their last job. The industry and occupation statistics are

derived from the detailed classification systems developed for the 1990 Census as described below. The

Classified Index of Industries and Occupations provided additional information on the industry and

occupation classification systems.

3.3.3.1. Industry

The industry classification system developed for the 1990 Census consists of 235 categories for

employed persons, classified into 13 major industry groups. Since 1940, the industrial classification has been

based on the Standard Industrial Classification Manual (SIC). The 1990 Census classification was developed

from the 1987 SIC published by the Office of Management and Budget Executive Office of the President.

The SIC was designed primarily to classify establishments by the type of industrial activity in which

they were engaged. However, census data, which were collected from households, differ in detail and nature

from those obtained from establishment surveys. Therefore, the census classification systems, while defined

in SIC terms, cannot reflect the full detail in all categories. There are several levels of industrial classification

found in census products. For example, the 1990 CP-2 (Social and Economic Characteristics) report includes

41 unique industrial categories, while the 1990 Summary Tape File 4 (STF 4) presents 72 categories.

3.3.3.2. Occupation

The occupational classification system developed for the 1990 Census consists of 500 specific

occupational categories for employed persons arranged into 6 summary and 13 major occupational groups.

This classification was developed to be consistent with the Standard Occupational Classification (SOC)

Manual: 1980, published by the Office of Federal Statistical Policy and Standards, U.S. Department of

Commerce. Tabulations with occupation as the primary characteristic present several levels of occupational

detail. The most detailed tabulations are shown in a special 1990 subject report and tape files on occupation.

These products contain all 500 occupational categories plus industry or class of worker subgroupings of

occupational categories.

Some occupation groups are related closely to certain industries. Operators of transportation

equipment, farm operators and workers, and private household workers account for major portions of their

respective industries of transportation, agriculture, and private households. However, the industry categories

include persons in other occupations. For example, persons employed in agriculture include truck drivers and
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bookkeepers; persons employed in the transportation industry include mechanics, freight handlers, and

payroll clerks; and persons employed in the private household industry include occupations such as

chauffeur, gardener, and secretary.

New occupations emerge with the change in technologies which gave rise to the change in the

occupational and industrial classifications. However, this change makes the across-time comparision

difficult. For example, before the 1970 Census, some technical occupations such as health technicians,

electrical engineers, lab technicians, and air plane pilots were considered "professionals." Beginning with the

1980 Census, these occupations are called "technicians and related support occupations" and are treated as

part of sales and clerical occupations. Thus, to compare the number of professionals over time, it is necessary

to combine "professionals" and "technicians and related support occupations" for 1980 and 1990. The matrix

chart (Section 3) presents the most comparable categories across time.

3.3.3.3. Class of Worker

The information on class of worker refers to the same job as a respondent's industry and occupation

and categorizes persons according to the type of ownership of the employing organization. The class of

worker categories are defined as follows:

Private wage and salary workers: Includes persons who worked for wages, salary, commission, tips,

pay-in-kind, or piece rates for a private for profit employer or a private not-for-profit, tax-exempt or

charitable organization. Self-employed persons whose business was incorporated are included with

private wage and salary workers because they are paid employees of their own companies. Some

tabulations present data separately for these subcategories: "For profit," "Not for profit," and "Own

business incorporated." Employees of foreign governments, the United Nations, or other formal

international organizations were classified as Private-not-for-profit.

Government workers: Includes persons who were employees of any local, State, or Federal

governmental unit, regardless of the activity of the particular agency. For some tabulations, the data

were presented separately for the three levels of government.

Self-employed workers: Includes persons who worked for profit or fees in their own unincorporated

business, profession, or trade, or who operated a farm.

Unpaid family workers: Includes persons who worked 15 hours or more without pay in a business or

on a farm operated by a relative.

Salaried/self-employed. In tabulations that categorize persons as either salaried or self-employed, the

salaried category includes private and government wage and salary workers; self-employed includes

self-employed persons and unpaid family workers.

The industry category, "Public administration," is limited to regular government functions such as

legislative, judicial, administrative, and regulatory activities of governments. Other government

organizations such as schools, hospitals, liquor stores, and bus lines are classified by industry according to the

activity in which they are engaged. On the other hand, the class of worker category "government" includes

all government workers.

Comparability of industry and occupation data is affected by a number of factors, primarily by the

systems used to classify the questionnaire responses. For both the industry and occupation classification

systems, the basic structures were generally the same from 1940 to 1970, but changes in the individual

categories limited comparability of the data from one census to another. These changes were needed to

recognize the "birth" of new industries and occupations, the "death" of others, and the growth and decline in

existing industries and occupations, as well as the desire of analysts and other users for more detail in the

presentation of the data. Probably the greatest cause of incomparability is the transfer of a segment of a
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category to a different category in the next census. Changes in the nature of jobs and respondent terminology

and refinement of category composition made these movements necessary.

In the 1990 Census, the industry classification underwent minor revisions to reflect recent changes to

the SIC. The 1990 occupational classification system is essentially the same as that for the 1980 Census.

However, the conversion of the census classification to the SIC in 1980 meant that the 1990 classification

system was less comparable to the classifications used prior to the 1980 Census.

Other factors that affect data comparability include the universe to which the data referred (in 1970,

the age cutoff for labor force was changed from 14 years to 16 years); how the industry and occupation

questions were worded on the questionnaire (for example, important changes were made in 1970);

improvements in the coding procedures (the Employer Name List technique was introduced in 1960); and

how the "not reported" cases are handled. Prior to 1970, they were placed in the residual categories,

"Industry not reported" and "Occupation not reported." In 1970, an allocation process was introduced that

assigned these cases to major groups. In 1990, as in 1980, the "Not reported" cases were assigned to

individual categories. Therefore, the 1980 and 1990 data for individual categories included some persons

who were tabulated in a "Not reported" category in previous censuses.

The following publications contain information on the various factors affecting comparability and

are particularly useful for understanding differences in the occupation and industry information from earlier

censuses: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Changes Between the 1950 and 1960 Occupation and Industry

Classifications With Detailed Adjustments of 1950 Data to the 1960 Classifications, Technical Paper No. 18,

1968; U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1970 Occupation and Industry Classification Systems in Terms of their

1960 Occupation and Industry Elements, Technical Paper No. 26, 1972; and U.S. Bureau of the Census, The

Relationship Between the 1970 and 1980 Industry and Occupation Classification Systems, Technical Paper

No. 59, 1988. For citations for earlier census years, see the 1980 Census of Population report, PC80-1-D,

Detailed Population Characteristics.

The 1990 Census introduced an additional class of worker category for "private not-for-profit"

employers. This category is a subset of the 1980 category "employee of private employer." Also in 1990,

employees of foreign governments, the United Nations, etc., are classified as "private not-for-profit," rather

than Federal Government as in 1970 and 1980. While this change in theory represents a change in

comparability, the small number of U.S. residents working for foreign governments makes this change

negligible for the counties included in the present database.

Comparability between the statistics on industry and occupation from the 1990 Census and statistics

from other sources is affected by many of the factors described in the section on "Employment Status." These

factors are primarily geographic differences between residence and place of work, different dates of

reference, and differences in counts because of dual job holding. Industry data from population censuses

cover all industries and all kinds of workers, whereas data from establishments often excluded private

household workers, government workers, and the self-employed. Also, the replies from household

respondents may have differed in detail and nature from those obtained from establishments.

Occupation data from the census and data from government licensing agencies, professional

associations, trade unions, etc., may not be as comparable as expected. Organizational listings often include

persons not in the labor force or persons devoting all or most of their time to another occupation; or the same

person may be included in two or more different listings. In addition, relatively few organizations, except for

those requiring licensing, attained complete coverage of membership in a particular occupational field.

3.3.3.4. Oil Dependency

For the period 1940-90, the data on employment in mining are available from published decennial

censuses included in this database. For 1980 and 1990, breakdowns of mining employment are available
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from the special tabulation obtained from the census office that provides employment data in oil/natural gas,

metal, coal and other mining.

The data extracted from the special tabulation are different from the data in the published decennial

censuses. Employment data in decennial censuses are based on employed persons 14 years (or 16 years) and

over who are civilians at work or with a job but not at work at the data of census, whereas the special

tabulation data refer to persons 16 years and over ever worked between 1975-80 for the 1980 data, and 1985-

90 for the 1990 data. Consequently, the special tabulation data include unemployed and retired persons at the

data of census.

Based on the data on employment in mining (for the period 1940-90) and oil/gas employment (for

the period 1980-90), we have derived two measures of mining (or oil/gas) dependency for each county: (1)

the percentage of workers employed in mining (or oil/gas) industry, and (2) location quotient. Location

quotient in mining (oil/gas) of county A is defined as,

 %mining (or oil/gas) in county A

LQ (mining) = ---------------------------------------

 %mining (or oil/gas) of the state

 in which county A is located.

3.3.3.5. Reference Week

The data on labor force status work were related to a reference week; the reference week refers to the

calendar week preceding the date on which respondents completed their questionnaires or were interviewed

by enumerators. This week is not the same for all respondents since the enumeration was not completed in

one week. The occurrence of holidays during the enumeration period could affect the data on actual hours

worked during the reference week, but probably had no effect on overall measurement of employment status

(see the discussion below on "Comparability").

The reference weeks for the 1990 and 1980 Censuses differ in that Passover and Good Friday

occurred in the first week of April 1980, but in the second week of April 1990. Many workers presumably

took time off for those observances. The differing occurrence of these holidays could affect the

comparability of the 1990 and 1980 data on actual hours worked for some areas if the respective weeks were

the reference weeks for a significant number of persons. The holidays probably did not affect the overall

measurement of employment status since this information was based on work activity during the entire

reference week.

3.4. Income and Poverty Status

3.4.1. Data Sources

Two types of income statistics are included in this dataset: money income and personal income. The

former, money income, is obtained from the Census, whereas the latter, personal income, is obtained from the

Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). Unless specifically mentioned as personal income, the variables on

income refer to money income. For the definitions of money and personal income, see Money Income and

Per Capita Personal Income below.
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The data on income in 1989 were requested from persons 15 years old and over. "Total income" is

the algebraic sum of the amounts reported separately for

- wage or salary income

- net non-farm self-employment income

- net farm self-employment income

- interest, dividend, or net rental or royalty income

- Social Security or railroad retirement income

- public assistance or welfare income

- retirement or disability income

- and all other income.

"Earnings" is defined as the algebraic sum of wage or salary income and net income from farm and

nonfarm self-employment. "Earnings" represent the amount of income received regularly before deductions

for personal income taxes, Social Security, bond purchases, union dues, medicare deductions, etc.

Receipts from the following sources are not included as income: money received from the sale of

property (unless the recipient was engaged in the business of selling such property); the value of income "in

kind" from food stamps, public housing subsidies, medical care, employer contributions for persons, etc.;

withdrawal of bank deposits; money borrowed; tax refunds; exchange of money between relatives living in

the same household; gifts and lump-sum inheritances, insurance payments, and other types of lump-sum

receipts.

The income data collected in the 1980 and 1970 censuses are similar to the 1990 Census data, but

there are variations in the detail of the questions. In 1980, income information for 1979 was collected from

persons in approximately 19 percent of all housing units and group quarters. Each person was required to

report:

- Wage or salary income

- Net nonfarm self-employment income

- Net farm self-employment income

- Interest, dividend, or net rental or royalty income

- Social Security income

- Public assistance income

- Income from all other sources

In 1970, information on income in 1969 was obtained from all members in every fifth housing unit

and small group quarters (less than 15 persons) and every fifth person in all other group quarters. Each

person was required to report:

- Wage or salary income

- Net nonfarm self-employment income

- Net farm self-employment income

- Social Security or Railroad Retirement

- Public assistance or welfare payments

- Income from all other sources
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In 1960, data on income were obtained from all members in every fourth housing unit and from

every fourth person 14 years old and over living in group quarters. Each person was required to report:

- wage or salary income

- net self-employment income

- income other than earnings received in 1959.

An assumption was made in the editing process that no other type of income was received by a person who

reported the receipt of either wage and salary income or self-employment but who had failed to report the

receipt of other money income.

For several reasons, the income data shown in census tabulations are not directly comparable with

those that may be obtained from statistical summaries of income tax returns. Income, as defined for Federal

tax purposes, differs somewhat from the Census Bureau concept. Moreover, the coverage of income tax

statistics is different because of the exemptions of persons having small amounts of income and the inclusion

of net capital gains in tax returns. Furthermore, members of some families file separate returns and others file

joint returns; consequently, the income reporting unit is not consistently either a family or a person.

The earnings data shown in census tabulations are not directly comparable with earnings records of

the Social Security Administration. The earnings record data for 1989 excluded the earnings of most civilian

government employees, some employees of nonprofit organizations, workers covered by the Railroad

Retirement Act, and persons not covered by the program because of insufficient earnings. Furthermore,

earnings received from any one employer in excess of $48,000 in 1989 are not covered by earnings records.

Finally, because census data are obtained from household questionnaires, they may differ from Social

Security Administration earnings record data, which are based upon employers' reports and the Federal

income tax returns of self-employed persons.

The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) of the Department of Commerce publishes annual data on

aggregate and per-capita personal income received by the population for States, metropolitan areas, and

selected counties. Aggregate income estimates based on the income statistics shown in census products

usually would be less than those shown in the BEA income series for several reasons. The Census Bureau

data are obtained directly from households, whereas the BEA income series is estimated largely on the basis

of data from administrative records of business and governmental sources. Moreover, the definitions of

income are different. The BEA income series includes some items not included in the income data shown in

census publications, such as income "in kind," income received by nonprofit institutions, the value of services

of banks and other financial intermediaries rendered to persons without the assessment of specific charges,

Medicare payments, and the income of persons who died or emigrated prior to April 1, 1990. On the other

hand the census income data include contributions for support received from persons not residing in the same

household and employer contributions for social insurance.

3.4.2. Selected Terms

3.4.2.1. Income of Households

Household income includes the income of the householder and all other persons 15 years old and

over in the household, whether related to the householder or not. Because many households consist of only

one person, average household income is usually less than average family income.

3.4.2.2. Income of Families and Persons

In compiling statistics on family income, the incomes of all members 15 years old and over in each

family are summed and treated as a single amount. However, for persons 15 years old and over, the total

amounts of their own incomes are used. Although the income statistics covered the calendar year 1989, the
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characteristics of persons and the composition of families refer to the time of enumeration (April 1990).

Thus, the income of the family does not include amounts received by persons who were members of the

family during all or part of the calendar year 1989 if these persons no longer resided with the family at the

time of enumeration. Yet, family income amounts reported by related persons who did not reside with the

family during 1989 but who were members of the family at the time of enumeration are included. However,

the composition of most families was the same during 1989 as in April 1990.

3.4.2.3. Mean Income

Mean income is the amount obtained by dividing the total income of a particular statistical universe

by the number of units in that universe. Thus, mean household income is obtained by dividing total

household income by the total number of households. For the various types of income the means are based

on households having those types of income. "Per capita income" is the mean income computed for every

man, woman, and child in a particular group. It is derived by dividing the total income of a particular group

by the total population in that group.

Care should be exercised in using and interpreting mean income values for small subgroups of the

population. Because the mean is influenced strongly by extreme values in the distribution, it is especially

susceptible to the effects of sampling variability, misreporting, and processing errors. The median, which is

not affected by extreme values, is, therefore, a better measure than the mean when the population base is

small. The mean, nevertheless, is shown in some data products for most small subgroups because, when

weighted according to the number of cases, the means can be added to obtain summary measures for areas

and groups other than those shown in census tabulations.

3.4.2.4. Median Income

The median divides the income distribution into two equal parts, one having incomes above the

median and the other having incomes below the median. For households and families, the median income is

based on the distribution of the total number of units including those with no income. The median for

persons is based on persons with income. The median income values for all households, families, and

persons are computed on the basis of more detailed income intervals than shown in most tabulations. Median

household or family income figures of $50,000 or less are calculated using linear interpolation. For persons,

corresponding median values of $40,000 or less are also computed using linear interpolation. All other

median income amounts are derived through Pareto interpolation. (For more information on medians and

interpolation, see the discussion under "Derived Measures.")

3.4.2.5. Money Income

The income data obtained from the censuses covers money income only. The fact that many farm

families receive an important part of their income in the form of "free" housing and goods produced and

consumed on the farm rather than in money should be taken into consideration in comparing the income of

farm and nonfarm residents. Nonmoney income such as business expense accounts, use of business

transportation and facilities, or partial compensation by business for medical and educational expenses was

also received by some nonfarm residents. Many low income families also receive income "in kind" from

public welfare programs. In comparing income data for 1989 with earlier years, it should be noted that an

increase or decrease in money income does not necessarily represent a comparable change in real income,

unless adjustments for changes in prices are made.
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3.4.2.6. Per Capita Personal Income

Data for personal income earnings obtained from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) are based

on place of work, unlike civilian labor force data obtained from the Bureau of the Census, which are based on

place of residence. Total personal income is adjusted to place of residence.

Per capita personal income is defined as the personal income of the residents of an area divided by

the resident population of the area. It is based on resident population enumerated as of April 1 for decennial

census years and estimated as of July 1 for other years.

Personal income differs from money income, which is prepared by the Census Bureau, in that money

income is measured before deduction of personal contributions for social insurance and does not include

imputed income, lump sum payments, and income received by quasi-individuals. Money income does

include income from private pensions and annuities and from interpersonal transfer, such as child support.

3.4.2.7. Poverty Status

The data on poverty status were derived from answers to the same questions as the income data

asked in the census. Poverty statistics presented in census publications were based on a definition originated

by the Social Security Administration in 1964 and subsequently modified by Federal interagency committees

in 1969 and 1980 and prescribed by the Office of Management and Budget in Directive 14 as the standard to

be used by Federal agencies for statistical purposes.

At the core of this definition was the 1961 economy food plan, the least costly of four nutritionally

adequate food plans designed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). It was determined from

USDA's 1955 survey of food consumption that families of three or more persons spend approximately onethird of their income on food; hence, the poverty level for these families was set at three times the cost of the

economy food plan. For smaller families and persons living alone, the cost of the economy food plan was

multiplied by factors that were slightly higher to compensate for the relatively larger fixed expenses for these

smaller households.

The income cutoffs used by the Census Bureau to determine the poverty status of families and

unrelated individuals included a set of 48 thresholds arranged in a two-dimensional matrix consisting of

family size (from one person to nine or more persons) cross-classified by presence and number of family

members under 18 years old (from no children present to eight or more children present). Unrelated

individuals and two-person families were further differentiated by age of the householder (under 65 years old

and 65 years old and over).

The total income of each family or unrelated individual in the sample was tested against the

appropriate poverty threshold to determine the poverty status of that family or unrelated individual. If the

total income was less than the corresponding cutoff, the family or unrelated individual was classified as

"below the poverty level."

The number of persons below the poverty level was the sum of the number of persons in families

with incomes below the poverty level and the number of unrelated individuals with incomes below the

poverty level.

The poverty thresholds are revised annually to allow for changes in the cost of living as reflected in

the Consumer Price Index. The average poverty threshold for a family of four persons was $12,674 in 1989,

(For more information see Table A below.)

Poverty thresholds were applied on a national basis and were not adjusted for regional, State or local

variations in the cost of living. For a detailed discussion of the poverty definitions, see U.S. Bureau of the

Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-60, No. 171, Poverty in the United States: 1988 and 1989.
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Table A. Poverty Thresholds in 1989 by Size of Family and Number of Related Children Under 18 Years

Size of Family Unit

Weighted

average

thresholds Related children under18 years

None One Two Three Four

One person (unrelated

individual)

$6,310

 Under 65 years ......... 6,451 $6,451

 65 years and over ...... 5,947 5,947

Two persons .............. 8,076

 Householder under 65 years...... 8,343 8,303 $8,547

 Householder 65 years and over. 7,501 7,495 8,515

Three persons ............ 9,885 9,699 9,981 $9,990

Four persons ............. 12,674 12,790 12,999 12,575 $12,619

Five persons ............. 14,990 15,424 15,648 15,169 14,798 $14,572

Six persons .............. 16,921 17,740 17,811 17,444 17,092 16,569

Seven persons ............ 19,162 20,412 20,540 20,101 19,794 19,224

Eight persons ............ 21,328 22,830 23,031 22,617 22,253 21,738

Nine or more persons ..... 25,480 27,463 27,596 27,229 26,921 26,415

Size of Family Unit Related children under 18 years

Five Six Seven Eight or

more

One person (unrelated

individual) ..........

 Under 65 years .........

 65 years and over .......

Two persons ...............

 Householder under 65 years

 Householder 65 years and over

Three persons .............

Four persons ..............

Five persons ..............

Six persons .............. $16,259

Seven persons ............. 18,558 $17,828

Eight persons ............. 21,084 20,403 $20,230

Nine or more persons ..... 25,719 25,089 24,933 $23,973
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The poverty definition used in the 1990 and 1980 censuses differed slightly from the one used in the 1970

Census. Three technical modifications were made to the definition used in the 1970 Census as described

below:

1. The separate thresholds for families with a female householder with no husband present and all other

families were eliminated. For the 1980 and 1990 censuses, the weighted average of the poverty

thresholds for these two types of families was applied to all types of families, regardless of the sex of

the householder.

2. Farm families and farm unrelated individuals no longer had a set of poverty thresholds that were

lower than the thresholds applied to non-farm families and unrelated individuals. The farm

thresholds were 85 percent of the corresponding levels for non-farm families in the 1970 Census.

The same thresholds were applied to all families and unrelated individuals regardless of residence in

1980 and 1990.

3. The thresholds by size of family were extended from seven or more persons in 1970 to nine or more

persons in 1980 and 1990.

These changes resulted in a minimal increase in the number of poor at the national level. For a complete

discussion of these modifications and their impact, see The Current Population Reports, Series P-60, No.

133.

The population covered in the poverty statistics derived from the 1980 and 1990 censuses was

essentially the same as in the 1970 Census. The only difference was that in 1980 and 1990, unrelated

individuals under 15 years old were excluded from the poverty universe, while in 1970, only those under 14

years old were excluded. The poverty data from the 1960 Census excluded all persons in group quarters and

included all unrelated individuals regardless of age. It is unlikely that these differences in population

coverage would have had significant impact when comparing the poverty data for persons since the 1960

censuses.

Because of differences in the questionnaires and data collection procedures, estimates of the number

of persons below the poverty level by various characteristics from the 1990 Census may differ from those

reported in the March 1990 Current Population Survey.

3.4.2.8. Specified Poverty Levels

Because the poverty levels currently in use by the Federal Government do not meet all the needs of

data user, some of the data are presented for alternate levels. These specified poverty levels are obtained by

multiplying the income cutoffs at the poverty level by the appropriate factor. For example, the average

income cutoff at 125 percent of poverty level was $15,843 ($12,674 x 1.25) in 1989 for a family of four

persons.

3.4.2.9. Weighted Average Thresholds at the Poverty Level

The average thresholds shown in the first column of Table A are weighted by the presence and

number of children. For example, the weighted average threshold for a given family size is obtained by

multiplying the threshold for each presence and number-of- children category within the given family size by

the number of families in that category. These products are then aggregated across the entire range of

presence and number of children categories, and the aggregate is divided by the total number of families in

the group to yield the weighted average threshold at the poverty level for that family size.

Since the basic thresholds used to determine the poverty status of families and unrelated individuals are

applied to all families and unrelated individuals, the weighted average poverty thresholds are derived using

all families and unrelated individuals rather than just those classified as being below the poverty level. To

obtain the weighted poverty thresholds for families and unrelated individuals below alternate poverty levels,
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the weighted thresholds shown in table A may be multiplied directly by the appropriate factor. The weighted

average thresholds presented in Table A are based on the March 1990 Current Population Survey. However,

these thresholds would not differ significantly from those based on the 1990 Census.

3.4.2.10. Poverty Status of Households in 1989

The data on poverty status of households were derived from answers to the income questions. The

income items were asked on a sample basis. Households are classified below the poverty level when the total

1989 income of the family or of the non-family householder is below the appropriate poverty threshold. The

income of persons living in the household who are unrelated to the householder is not considered when

determining the poverty status of a household, nor does their presence affect the household size in

determining the appropriate poverty threshold. The poverty thresholds vary depending upon three criteria:

size of family, number of children, and age of the family householder or unrelated individual for one and twopersons households (For more information, see the discussion Of "Poverty Status in 1989" and "Income in

1989" under Population Characteristics.)

3.5. Establishments

3.5.1. Data Sources

3.5.1.1. The Census of Agriculture

The 1987 Census of Agriculture, the latest included in this dataset, is the 23rd taken by the U.S.

Bureau of the Census. The first agricultural census was taken in 1840 as part of the sixth decennial census of

population. From 1840 to 1950, an agricultural census was taken as part of the decennial census. A separate

mid-decade Census of Agriculture was conducted in 1925, 1935, and 1945. From 1954 to 1974, a Census of

Agriculture was taken for the years ending in a 4 and 9. In 1976, Congress authorized the Census of

Agriculture to be taken for 1978 and 1982 to adjust the data reference year so that it coincided with the

economic censuses covering manufacturing, mining, construction, retail trade, wholesale trade, service

industries, and selected transportation activities. This adjustment in timing established the Census of

Agriculture on a 5-year cycle collecting data for years ending in 2 and 7. The census is conducted primarily

by mail, the list of which is comprised of all individuals, businesses, and organizations that could be readily

identified as being associated with agriculture.

3.5.1.2. The Census of Manufactures

Since 1947, the Census of Manufactures has covered all establishments as defined in the 1987 and

earlier editions of the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Manual. The SIC Manual defines

manufacturing as the mechanical or chemical transformation of inorganic or organic substances into new

products. The assembly of component parts of products is also considered to be manufacturing if the

resulting product is neither a structure nor other fixed improvement. These activities are usually carried out

in plants, factories, or mills that characteristically use power-driven machines and materials-handling

equipment.

The Census of Manufactures is conducted on an establishment basis. That is, a company with

operations at more than one location is required to submit a report for each location. On the other hand, a

company engaged in distinctly different lines of activity at one location is required to submit a separate report

for activity if the plant records permit such a separation and if the activities are substantial in size. This

census includes information for separately operated administrative offices, warehouses, garages, and other

auxiliary units that serve manufacturing establishments of the same company.
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In accordance with Federal law governing census reports, no data are published that would disclose

the operations of an individual establishment or business.

3.5.1.3. The Surveys of Retail Trade

Retail (and wholesale) trade data were first collected in 1930; in 1933 information on selected

service industries was added. These business censuses, as they were called, were again taken for 1935, 1939

(as part of the 1940 decennial program), 1948, 1954, 1958, 1963, and 1967. Since 1967, these censuses have

been taken quinquennially (covering years ending in 2 and 7) as part of the Census Bureau's economic census

program.

A significant innovation for the 1948 and succeeding censuses was that the classifications were

based on the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Manual. In previous censuses, the Bureau had

developed its own classifications after consultation with specialists in Government and the private sector.

The 1987 Census of Retail Trade covered retail trade as defined in the 1987 SIC Manual. It included

all establishments primarily engaged in selling merchandise for personal or household consumption and

rendering services incidental to the sale of goods. The census excluded governmental organizations classified

in the covered industries except for liquor stores operated by State and local governments. Data for direct

sellers with no paid employees, post exchanges, ship stores, and similar establishments operated on military

posts by agencies of the Federal Government are not included. Establishments that are auxiliary (primary

function is providing a service, such as warehouses) to retail establishments within the same organization are

not included.

Census of Retail Trade information represents a summary of reports for individual establishments

rather than companies. For cases where a census report was received, separate information was obtained for

each location where business was conducted. When administrative records of other Federal agencies were

used instead of a census report, no information was available on the number of locations operated. Estimates

of this number were derived from a sample. Each retail establishment was tabulated according to the

physical location at which business was conducted.

Establishments covered by the census were assigned kind-of-business classifications according to the

industry classification defined in the 1987 SIC Manual and earlier versions. For 1982 and 1987, data are not

shown by kind of business for all establishments, but only for establishments with payroll. In 1977, kind-of

business data were available for both types of establishments. Retail trade covers major groups 52 through

59.

The 1977 and 1982 Censuses of Retail Trade were conducted under similar conditions and

procedures except for the following:

(1) Geographic areas

The boundaries of a number of areas for which data are shown in the 1982 Census are not the same

as in the 1977 Census because of annexations, other boundary changes, redefinitions of SMSA's, and

changes in qualifying criteria since 1977.

 (2) Nonemployer firms

In 1977, the census included any retail nonemployer firm which reported a sales volume of $2,500 or

more, plus firms in operation for less than the full year that reported sales which, if projected to an

annual basis, would have reached a total of $2,500 or more. In the 1982 Census, nonemployer firms

are included if, on an annual basis, they reported a sales volume of at least $1,000. Had the 1982
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criterion been applied in the 1977 Census of Retail Trade, an additional 62,000 non-employers with

sales of $120.6 million would have been included.

(3) Leased departments

In 1977 and prior censuses, data for leased departments were consolidated with the data for stores in

which they were located. In the 1982 Census, each leased department was treated as a separate

establishment and was classified according to the kind of business it conducted. For detailed

information on 1987 Census changes, see the source (U.S. Bureau of the Census).

3.5.1.4. The Survey of Wholesale Trade

The first census of business, which included wholesale trade, was conducted in 1930. Between 1933

and 1963, seven subsequent business censuses were taken (see The Survey of Retail Trade above for specific

years.) Beginning with 1967, the economic censuses have been taken at 5-year intervals covering years

ending in 2 and 7.

The 1987 Census of Wholesale Trade covered wholesale trade as defined in the 1987 Standard

Industrial Classification (SIC) Manual. It includes all establishments with one or more paid employees

primarily engaged in selling merchandise to retailers; to industrial, commercial, institutional, farm or

professional users; or to other wholesalers. Companies selling products to which they have title, as well as

those acting as agents or brokers in buying merchandise for or selling merchandise to others, are included.

Two major industry groups, durable goods and nondurable goods, are classified in wholesale trade. Their

two-digit SIC code numbers are 50 and 51, respectively. The census included wholesale liquor warehouses

operated by State and local governments. Excluded were warehouses and other units that serviced or were

auxiliary to wholesale establishments within the same organization.

The 1977 and 1982 Censuses were conducted under similar conditions and procedures except for the

following:

(1) The boundaries of a number of areas for which data are shown in the 1982 Census are not the same

as in the 1977 Census because of annexations, other boundary changes, redefinitions of SMSA's, and

changes in qualifying criteria since 1977.

(2) The 1977 employment item included three pay-period statistics omitted from the 1982 inquiry: The

number of paid employees for the pay period including the 12th of May, August, and November.

These statistics are collected and published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

(3) In 1982, inventories were reported at cost or market using generally accepted accounting methods.

Inventories calculated on a LIFO basis were reported before the LIFO adjustment. In 1977,

inventories were reported by valuation method and summed to a total for each establishment.

Method of valuation data are collected by the Bureau of the Census in the Annual Trade Survey.

3.5.1.5. The Survey of Service Industries

Information on selected service industries, which were part of the economic censuses, was first

collected in 1933. Between 1933 and 1967, seven subsequent censuses were taken. Since 1967, the census

of service industries, as well as the other economic censuses, have been taken at 5-year intervals for years

ending in 2 and 7.

The 1987 Census of Service Industries covered service industries as defined in the 1987 Standard

Industrial Classification (SIC) Manual (see LBR 300-390). For 1982 and 1987, only establishments with

some payroll during the year are covered. For previous years, all establishments were covered. The data do

not include establishments that are auxiliary (primary function is providing a service, such as warehouses) to
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service establishments within the same organization. There are major revisions to the earlier structure which

limit the comparability of data between 1982 and 1987 censuses.

The 1977 and 1982 Censuses of Service Industries were conducted under similar conditions and

procedures except for the following:

(1) Geographic areas

For discussion, see The Survey of Retail above.

(2) Non-employer firms

For discussion, see The Survey of Retail above.

(3) Scope

Some industries covered in the 1977 Census were not covered for 1982: SIC's 806 (Hospitals), 821

(Elementary and secondary schools), 822 (Colleges, universities, professional schools, and junior

colleges), 863 (labor unions and similar labor organizations), and 865 (political organizations). SIC

4722 (Arrangement of passenger transportation) was covered in 1982 under the Census of

Transportation, not service industries.

(4) Federal income tax status/kind-of-business combinations

In 1977, a few kinds of business were assumed to be exempt from Federal income tax and were

tabulated in the tax-exempt category. Establishments of firms that were exempt from Federal

income tax, but which were in a kind of business not expected to be exempt, were tabulated in a

miscellaneous kind-of-business category. For 1982, the same kinds of business are definitionally

considered exempt from Federal income tax and tabulated in the tax-exempt category; the remaining

kinds of business are definitionally considered subject to Federal income tax. The miscellaneous

kind-of-business category has been eliminated.

3.5.2. Selected Terms

3.5.2.1. Apparel (and Accessory) (Retail)

Apparel (and accessory) stores (SIC Major Group 56) include retail stores primarily engaged in

selling clothing of all kinds and related articles for personal wear and adornment. Not included are

establishments that meet the criteria for department stores or miscellaneous general merchandise stores even

though most of their receipts are from the sale of apparel and apparel accessories. They consist of men's and

boys' clothing and furnishings stores; women's ready-to-wear stores; women's accessory and specialty stores;

children's and infants' wear stores; family clothing stores; men's, women's, children's and juveniles', and

family shoe stores; furriers and fur shops; and establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of lines of

apparel and accessories not elsewhere classified, such as uniforms, bathing suits, raincoats, riding apparel,

sports apparel, umbrellas, wigs, and toupees. Also included are custom tailors primarily engaged in making

and selling men's and women's clothing (except fur apparel) to individual order.

3.5.2.2. Automotive Dealers (Retail)

Automotive dealers excluding gasoline service stations (SIC Major Group 55 less SIC 554) are retail

dealers selling new and used automobiles, boats, recreational vehicles and utility trailers, and motorcycles and

mopeds, and dealers selling new automobile parts and accessories. They include establishments dealing

exclusively in used automobiles, but not establishments dealing exclusively in used parts. Also included are

automobile repair shops maintained by establishments engaged in the sale of new automobiles. Automotive

distributors, the greater part of whose sales are to dealers or to institutional or industrial users, are classiffied

in wholesale trade.
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3.5.2.3. Eating and Drinking (Retail)

Eating and drinking places (SIC Major Group 58) include retail establishments selling prepared food

and drinks for consumption on the premises; they also include lunch counters and refreshment stands selling

prepared foods and drinks for immediate consumption. They consist of restaurants and lunchrooms, social

caterers, cafeterias, refreshment places, contract feeding, ice cream and frozen custard stands, and drinking

places (alcoholic beverages).

3.5.2.4. Employers (Manufacturing)

The all employees number is the average number of production workers plus the number of other

employees in mid-March. Included are all persons on paid sick leave, paid holidays, and paid vacations

during the pay period. Officers of corporations are included as employees; proprietors and partners of

unincorporated firms are excluded.

3.5.2.5. Establishment

An establishment is a single physical location at which business is conducted. It is not necessarily

identical with a company or enterprise, which may consist of one or more establishments. The count of

establishments for 1987 represents the number in business at any time during the year. For prior censuses,

the count represents the number of establishments in business at the end of the year.

When two or more activities were carried on at a single location under a single ownership, all

activities generally were grouped together as a single establishment. The entire establishment was classified

on the basis of its major activity, and all data for it were included in that classification. However, when

distinct and separate economic activities (for which different industry classification codes were appropriate)

were conducted under the same ownership at a single location, and when conditions prescribed by the SIC

Manual for recognizing the existence of more than one establishment were met, separate establishment

reports for each of the different activities were obtained in the census.

3.5.2.6. Farm

Since 1850, when minimum criteria defining a farm for census purposes first were established, the

farm definition has been changed nine times. The current definition, first used for the 1974 Census, is any

place from which $1,000 or more of agricultural products were produced and sold or normally would have

been sold during the census year.

3.5.2.7. Food (Retail)

Food stores (SIC Major Group 54) are establishments primarily engaged in selling food for home

preparation and consumption. They include grocery stores; meat and fish (seafood) markets; fruit stores and

veg-etable markets; candy, nut, and confectionery stores; dairy products stores; retail bakeries; and

establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of specialized foods not elsewhere classified, such as eggs

and poultry, health foods, spices, herbs, coffee, and tea.

3.5.2.8. Home Furnishings (and Furniture) (Retail)

Furniture and home furnishings stores (SIC Major Group 57) include retail stores selling goods used

for furnishing the home, such as furniture, floor coverings, draperies, glass and chinaware, domestic stoves,

refrigerators, and household electrical and gas appliances. Establishments selling electrical and gas

appliances are included in this group only if the major part of their sales consists of articles for home use.

Dealers primarily engaged in selling antique and second-hand furniture are classified in miscellaneous retail

stores (SIC Major Group 59). Stores primarily engaged in selling merchandise but also providing an interior
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decorating service are classified according to the merchandise handled. Interior designers primarily engaged

in advising clients on the selection of interior decorations are classified in service industries.

3.5.2.9. Gasoline Service (Retail)

Gasoline service stations (SIC 554) are establishments primarily engaged in selling gasoline and

automotive lubricants. Usually these establishments also sell tires, batteries, and accessories, and perform

minor repair work and services. Establishments called garages but deriving more than half of their receipts

from the sale of gasoline and automotive lubricants are included.

3.5.1.10. General Merchandise (Retail)

General merchandise stores (SIC Major Group 53) include retail stores that sell a number of lines of

merchandise, such as dry goods, apparel and accessories, furniture and home furnishings, small wares,

hardware, and food. The stores included in this group are known as department stores, variety stores, general

merchandise stores, general stores, etc. Establishments primarily engaged in selling used general

merchandise and those selling general merchandise by mail, vending machine, or direct selling are classified

in miscellaneous retail stores (SIC Major Group 59).

3.5.1.11. Land in Farms

The acreage designated as "land in farms" consists primarily of agricultural land used for crops,

pasture, or grazing. It also includes woodland and wasteland not actually under cultivation or used for

pasture or grazing, provided it was part of the farm operator's total operation.

Land in farms is an operating-unit concept and includes land owned and operated, as well as land

rented from others. Land used rent free was to be reported as land rented from others. Land rented or

assigned to a tenant was considered the tenant's farm and not the owner's. All land in Indian reservations

used for growing crops or grazing livestock was to be included as land in farms.

With few exceptions, the land in each farm was tabulated as being in the operator's principal county.

The principal county was defined as the one where the largest value of agricultural products were raised or

produced. It was usually the county containing all or the largest proportion of the land in the farm. For a

limited number of Western States, this procedure resulted in the allocation of more land in farms to a county

than the total land area of the county. To minimize this distortion, separate reports were required for large

farms, identified from the 1974 Census and prior special surveys as having more than one separately

reportable farm unit. Other reports showing land in more than one county were separated into two or more

reports if the data would significantly affect the county totals. These reports were assigned to the appropriate

counties during office processing.

Farmland as a percent of total land is based on the approximate total land area of counties.

3.5.2.12. Paid Employees (Retail/Wholesale/Service)

Paid employees consist of the full-time and part-time employees, including salaried officers and

executives of corporations, who were on the payroll in the pay period including March 12. Included are

employees on paid sick leave, paid holidays, and paid vacations; not included are proprietors and partners of

unincorporated businesses.

3.5.2.13. Unincorporated Businesses (Retail)

Figures for establishments operated by unincorporated businesses represent the number of retail

establishments that were unincorporated as defined by law. In 1982, the legal form of organization for firms

in the mail universe was based on the response to the organization status inquiry on the various census forms.
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The legal form of organization of non-mail firms was generally based on information available from the

administrative records from other Federal agencies.

3.5.2.14. Value of Farm Products Sold

The value of farm products sold by farms represents the gross market value before taxes and

production expenses of an agricultural products sold or removed from the place, regardless of who received

the payment. It includes sales by the operator as well as the value of any shares received by partners,

landlords, contractors, and others associated with the operation. It represents the sum of all crops, including

nursery products sold and livestock and poultry and their products sold. It excludes income from farmrelated sources such as custom work or agricultural service, income from non-farm sources, and sales of

forest products from farms and ranches. The value of agricultural products sold was collected from all

operators. Where the operator failed to report a value of sales, estimates were made based on the amount of

crops harvested or the number of livestock or poultry sold. Extensive estimation was required for farmers

growing crops and livestock under contract.

The value of crops sold for a year does not necessarily represent the sales from crops harvested that

year. The data include sales from crops produced in earlier years and exclude some crops produced that year

but held in storage and not sold. For crops sold through a co-op that made payments in several installments,

only the amount received that year was to be reported.

3.6. Government Finance and Employment

3.6.1. Data Sources

3.6.1.1. The Census of Governments

Data on local governments are based on results of the Census of Governments. During the period

1850 to 1942, the census was taken at approximately 10-year intervals. The Census of Governments for the

year 1957 was the first census taken after 1942. Information on county areas (explained below) are not

available from the 1942 Census. Therefore, this dataset includes information after the 1957 census. The data

were obtained primarily by mail canvass.

Beginning with 1957, the census has been conducted by the Bureau every fifth year (for years ending

in 2 and 7). For each county area, the financial data comprise amounts for all local governments; not only the

county government but also any municipalities, townships, school districts, and special districts within the

county. Data from governmental units located in two or more county areas are assigned to the county area

containing the administrative office.

The original universe of the 1987 Census of Government consists of the Federal Government, the 50

State governments, and the 82,934 local governments in existence as of October 1987 (3,042 counties;

19,227 municipalities; 16,685 townships; 29,270 special districts; and 14,710 school districts). The universe

of other government censuses is similar to that of the 1987 Census with the actual number of local

government slightly varying from census to census.

The concepts, categories and terms applied in each census round from which data are assembled is

reasonably comparable. However, the data on total expenditure in particular (and total direct expenditure to a

lesser degree) turned out to be very problematic, and are included in this dataset only as references (for detail,

see the section on expenditure below).

In addition, changes in the level or type of government providing particular services occur over time.

Thus, for example, a decrease in employment for a particular function of a government does not, in and of

itself, signify a diminution of services the population receives. Moreover, certain services may be "contracted
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out" and the contractor's employees are not counted as employees of the contracting government. Also,

annexations, other boundary changes, consolidations of governmental entities, and changes in the

demographic makeup of the area served may affect not only the number of persons for whom services must

be provided, but also the nature and scope of the necessary services.

3.6.1.2. Comparability of Data

The data on total expenditure, total direct expenditure, intergovernmental expenditure and total direct

general expenditure for the country area are all available, and believed to be accurate, for the year 1982 and

1987. Prior to 1982, the information about total expenditure and total direct expenditure becomes less

reliable because:

For 1977, total direct expenditure and total expenditure are not available from the published Census

of Government volume. They are derived by summing the appropriate expenditure categories in the

data tape. However, the data on intergovernmental expenditure (which comprises the total

expenditure) in the census publication does not agree with the result of our computations based on

the data in the data tape (ICPSR 8118). Since the same method of calculation are used for computing

the 1982 and 1987 data, the discrepancy suggests that either the published data have errors, or items

included under intergovernmental expenditure have changed between 1977 and 1982. We were

unable to identify the source of these errors. Consequently, the total expenditure, which is a sum of

total direct expenditure and intergovernmental expenditure, is less reliable. It is shown here only as a

reference.

For 1972, the data on intergovernmental expenditure are not available from the published Census of

Government volumes. Although they are included in the data tape (ICPSR 0069), there is no way to

check the accuracy of the total expenditure derived using the data in the data tape since the

intergovernmental expenditure (and total expenditure) data are not published. The comparison of the

difference between total expenditure and total direct general expenditure for the period 1972-1987

suggests that total expenditure for 1972 may be substantially underestimated.

For 1962, no data on intergovernmental data (and thus, total expenditure) are available either from

published sources or in a data tape (ICPSR 0017). Thus it is not possible to derive data on total

expenditure. Furthermore, since no information is available on utility expenditure other than water

(there should be expenditure on gas, electricity and transit), government-run liquor store and

insurance trust (or retirement system), we could not derive data on total direct expenditure.

The 1957 data, in comparison with the 1962, 1972, and 1977, are actually more comparable with the

1982 and 1987 dataset. Both utility expenditure from all sources and intergovernmental expenditure

are available. However, since the data on government-run liquor store and insurance trust (or

retirement system) are not available, total direct expenditure and total expenditure data may be

underestimated.

In conclusion, the most consistently available, and probably accurate figure representing the overall

spending level of the county area for the periods 1957-1987 is total direct general expenditure, which is a sum

of all function (for detail, see below). Total direct general expenditure comprises about 85% of total

expenditure, judging from the 1982 and 1987 datasets.

3.6.2. Selected Terms: Government Revenue

3.6.2.1. Total Revenue

Total revenue refers to all amounts received by a government from external sources, that is, total

intergovernmental revenue, general revenue from own sources, utility and liquor and insurance trust revenuenet of refunds and other correcting transactions excluding revenue from issuance of debt, liquidation of
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investments, and as agency and private trust transactions. Note that revenue excludes noncash transactions

such as receipt of services, commodities, or other "receipts in kind."

3.6.2.2. Total General Revenue

Total general revenue refers to all government revenue except utility revenue, liquor store revenue,

and employee retirement and other insurance trust revenue. The basis for distinction is not the fund or

administrative unit receiving particular amounts, but rather the nature of the revenue sources concerned.

3.6.2.3. Total General Revenue From Own Sources

Total general revenue from own sources includes all government revenue from taxes, charges and

other miscellaneous general revenue. It excludes intergovernmental revenue, utility revenue, liquor store

revenue, and employee retirement and other insurance trust revenue.

3.6.2.4. Current Charges

Current charges are the amounts received from the public for performance of specific services

benefiting the person charged, and from sales of commodities and services except by government utilities

and liquor stores. They include fees, assessments, and other reimbursements for current services, rents and

sales derived from commodities or services furnished incident to the performance of particular functions,

gross income of commercial activities, and the like. They exclude amounts received from other governments

(see Intergovernmental Revenue) and interdepartmental charges and transfers. Current charges are

distinguished from license taxes, which relate to privileges granted by the government or regulatory measures

for the protection of the public.

3.6.2.5. Insurance Trust System

Insurance trust system is a government-administered program for employee retirement and social

insurance protection relating to unemployment compensation, workmen's compensation, old age, survivors',

disability, and health insurance, and the like.

3.6.2.6. Insurance Trust Revenue

Insurance trust revenue comprises amounts from contributions required of employers and employees

for financing these social insurance programs and earnings on assets of such systems.

3.6.2.7. Intergovernmental Revenue

Intergovernmental revenue refers to amounts received from other governments as fiscal aid in the

form of shared revenues and grants-in-aid, as reimbursements for performance of general government

functions and specific services for the paying government (e.g., care of prisoners or contractual research) or

in lieu of taxes. Excludes amounts received from other governments for sale of property, commodities, and

utility services. All intergovernmental revenue is classified as general revenue.

Total intergovernmental revenue. This term includes intergovernmental revenue from federal and

state government.

Intergovernmental revenue from federal government: Intergovernmental revenue received by a

government directly from the Federal Government. For local governments excludes Federal aid

channeled through state governments.
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Intergovernmental revenue from state government: All intergovernmental revenue received from the

state government, including amounts originally from the Federal Government but channeled through

the state.

Intergovernmental revenue for general local government support: Fiscal aid revenue that allows the

receiving government unrestricted use as to function or purpose.

3.6.2.8. Liquor Store Revenue

Amounts received from sale of liquor by government liquor stores and other revenues from

government liquor store operations. Excludes any taxes collected by government liquor monopoly systems.

3.6.2.9. Miscellaneous Commercial Activities

Miscellaneous commercial activities are provision and operation of commercial facilities not

classified under particular functions. Includes only activities owned by the government concerned. Typical

examples are markets, cemeteries, and disaster insurance systems.

3.6.2.10. Taxes

Taxes are compulsory contributions exacted by a government for public purposes, except employee

and employer assessments for retirement and social insurance purposes, which are classified as insurance

trust revenue. All tax revenue is classified as general revenue and comprises amounts received (including

interest and penalties but excluding protested amounts and refunds) from all taxes imposed by a government.

Note that local government tax revenue excludes any amounts from shares of state-imposed and collected

taxes which are classified as intergovernmental Revenue. The taxes included in the tabulation are:

Corporation Net Income Taxes

Death and Gift Taxes

Individual Income Taxes

License Taxes

Property Taxes

Property Tax Relief

Sales and Gross Receipts Taxes

General Sales or Gross Receipts Taxes

Selective Sales and Gross Receipts Taxes

Severance Taxes

Property taxes. Property taxes are taxes conditioned on ownership of property and measured by its

value. They include general property taxes related to property as a whole, real and personal, tangible

or intangible, whether taxed at a single rate or at classified rates, and taxes on selected types of

property, such as motor vehicles or certain or all intangibles.

3.6.2.11. Utility

A government owned and operated water supply, electric light and power, gas supply or transit

system. Government revenue, expenditure, and debt relating to utility facilities leased to other governments

or persons, and other commercial type activities of governments, such as port facilities, airports, housing

projects, radio stations, steam plants, ferries, abattoirs, etc., are classified as general government activities.
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Electric power: Operation and maintenance of electric power system including production or

acquisition and distribution of electric power.

Gas supply: Operation and maintenance of gas supply systems including acquisition and

distribution of natural gas.

Water supply: Operation and maintenance of water supply system including acquisition and

distribution of water to the general public or to other local governments for domestic or industrial

use. Acquisition and distribution of water for irrigation of agricultural lands are classified under

Natural Resources.

3.6.2.12. Utility Revenue

This refers to revenue from sale of utility commodities and services to the public and to other

governments. Does not include amounts from sales to the parent government. It also excludes income from

utility fund investments and from other non-operating properties (treated as general revenue). Any revenue

from taxes, special assessments, and intergovernmental aid is classified as general revenue, not utility

revenue.

3.6.3. Selected Terms: Government Expenditure

3.6.3.1. Cash Assistance (See Public Welfare, Sections 3.6.3.21 and 3.6.5.15)

3.6.3.2. Correction

This refers to confinement and correction of adults and minors convicted of offenses against the law,

and pardon, probation, and parole activities.

3.6.3.3. Education

Education is defined as the provision or support of schools and facilities for elementary and

secondary, higher, and other education. Elementary and Secondary Education includes the provision of

public kindergarten through high school education by state and local governments.

It encompasses instructional, support, and auxiliary services (school lunch, student activities, and

community services) offered by public school systems revenues and expenditures for enterprise activities are

included on a gross basis. Higher Education consists of all state and local institutions of higher education.

It excludes agricultural experiment stations and agricultural extension services (included under

Natural Resources), university-operated hospitals (included under Hospitals), and scholarship and fellowship

payments (included under Other Education).

Other Education includes all federal Government educational activities with the exception of service

academies (which are classified as part of national defense and international relations), state government

administrative supervision of elementary and secondary and higher education, scholarship and fellowship

payments, aid to private schools, and support of special schools for deaf, blind, and other handicapped

persons.

3.6.3.4. Expenditure

Expenditure refers to all amounts of money paid out by a government--net of recoveries and other

correcting transactions--other than for retirement of debt, investment in securities, extension of credit, or as

agency transactions. Note that expenditure includes only external transactions of a government and excludes

noncash transactions such as the provision of perquisites or other payments in kind.
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Total expenditure: Total direct expenditure plus intergovernmental expenditure.

Total direct expenditure: Total direct general expenditure plus utility expenditure, liquor stores

expenditure, and employee-retirement or other insurance trust expenditure. This item includes

payments to employees, suppliers, contractors, beneficiaries and other final recipients of government

payments.

Total direct general expenditure: All government expenditure other than the specially enumerated

kinds of expenditure classified as utility expenditure, liquor stores expenditure, and employeeretirement or other insurance trust expenditure.

Intergovernmental expenditure: Amounts paid to other governments as fiscal aid in the form of

shared revenues and grants-in-aid, as reimbursements for performance of general government

activities and for specific services for the paying government, or in lieu of taxes. Excludes amounts

paid to other governments for purchase of commodities, property, or utility services, any tax imposed

and paid as such, and employer contributions for social insurance-e.g., contributions to the federal

government for Old-Age, Survivors' Disability, and Health Insurance for government employees.

All intergovernmental expenditure is classified as general expenditure.

3.6.3.5. Financial Administration

Financial administration includes officials and agencies concerned with tax assessment and

collection, accounting, auditing, budgeting, purchasing, custody of funds, and other central finance activities.

3.6.3.6. Fire Protection

Fire protection consists of fire fighting organization and auxiliary services; fire inspection and

investigation; support of volunteer fire forces; and other fire prevention activities. Includes cost of fire

fighting facilities, such as fire hydrants and water, furnished by other agencies of the government.

3.6.3.7. Health

This term refers to out-patient health services, other than hospital care, including: public health

administration; research and education; categorical health programs; treatment and immunization clinics;

nursing; environmental health activities such as air and water pollution control; ambulance service if

provided separately from fire protection services; and other general public health activities such as mosquito

abatement, School health services provided by health agencies (rather than school agencies) are included

here, Sewage treatment operations are classified under Sewerage.

3.6.3.8. Hospitals

The definition of hospitals includes financing, construction, acquisition, maintenance or operation of

hospital facilities, provision of hospital care, and support of public or private hospitals. It includes

expenditures by public hospitals under welfare programs for medical assistance such as medicaid. However,

see Public Welfare (Section 3.6.3.21) concerning vendor payments under welfare programs

3.6.3.9. Housing and Community (Urban) Development

This category refers to construction and operation of housing and redevelopment projects, and other

activities to promote or aid housing and community development.
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3.6.3.10. Insurance Trust Expenditure

This term corresponds with the character and object category, insurance benefits and repayments,

and comprises only cash payments to beneficiaries (including withdrawals of contributions). These

categories exclude costs of administering insurance trust systems, which are classed as general expenditure.

Insurance trust revenue and expenditure do not include any contributions of a government to a system it

administers. Any amounts paid by a government as employer contributions to an insurance trust system

administered by another government are classed as general expenditure for current operation, and as

insurance trust revenue of the particular system and receiving government.

Insurance benefits and repayments: Social insurance payments to beneficiaries, employee-retirement

annuities and other benefits, and withdrawals of insurance or employee-retirement contributions.

Includes only amounts paid to beneficiaries; administrative expenditure for such activities are

classified as Current Operation.

3.6.3.11. Interest Expenditure (Interest on General Debt)

This is the amount paid for the use of borrowed money. Interest on utility debt is included in Utility

Expenditures.

3.6.3.12. Libraries

This term refers to establishment and operation of public libraries and support of privately operated

libraries (excludes those operated as part of a school system, primarily for the benefit of students and

teachers, and law libraries).

3.6.3.13. Liquor Store Expenditure

This is defined as expenditures for purchase of liquor for resale and provision and operation of liquor

stores. It excludes expenditure for law enforcement and licensing activities carried out in conjunction with

liquor store operations.

3.6.3.14. Natural Resources

Natural resources include conservation, promotion, and development of natural resources, such as

soil, water, forests, minerals, and wildlife. Includes irrigation, drainage, flood control, forestry and forest fire

protection, soil reclamation, soil and water conservation, fish and game programs, and agricultural fairs. For

the Federal Government, includes agricultural experiment stations and extension services, farm price

stabilization programs, farm insurance and credit activities, and multipurpose power and reclamation projects.

3.6.3.15. N.E.C. (Not elsewhere classified)

3.6.3.16. Other Governmental Administration

This includes the functions of judicial and legal, and general public buildings; and activities of the

governing body, office of the chief executive, and central staff services and agencies concerned with

personnel administration, recording, planning, zoning, and the like.

General public buildings (state-local): Provision and maintenance of public buildings not allocated

to particular functions. This category is not applied in reporting federal data.

Judicial and legal: Courts and activities associated with courts including law libraries, prosecutorial

and defendant programs, probate functions, and juries.
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3.6.3.17. Own Hospitals (See Hospitals, Section 3.6.3.8)

3.6.3.18. Parks and Recreation

Provision and support of recreational and cultural-scientific facilities and activities including golf

courses, play fields, playgrounds, public beaches, swimming pools, tennis courts, parks, auditoriums,

stadiums, auto camps, recreation piers, marinas, botanical gardens, galleries, museums, and zoos. It also

includes building and operation of convention centers and exhibition halls.

3.6.3.19. Police Protection

Police protection refers to preservation of law and order and traffic safety, including police patrols

and communications, crime prevention activities, detention and custody of persons awaiting trial, traffic

safety and vehicular inspection.

3.6.3.20. Protective Inspection and Regulation

Regulation of private enterprise for the protection of the public and inspection of hazardous activities

except for major functions, such as fire prevention, health, natural resources, etc. Distinctive licensing

collection activities are classified under Financial Administration.

3.6.3.21. Public Welfare

Support of, and assistance to, needy persons contingent upon their need. It excludes pensions to

former employees and other benefits not contingent on need. Expenditures under this heading include cash

assistance paid directly to needy persons under the federal categorical programs (Supplemental Security

Income and Age Assistance Aid to Families With Dependent Children) and under any other welfare

programs; Vendor Payments made directly to private purveyors for medical care, burials, and other

commodities and services provided under welfare programs; and provision and operation by the government

of welfare institutions. Other public welfare includes payments to other governments for welfare purposes,

amounts for administration, support of private welfare agencies, and other public welfare services. Health

and hospital services including those under public welfare programs like medicaid, provided directly by the

government through its own hospitals and health agencies, and any payments to other governments for such

purposes are classed under those functional headings rather than here.

Sanitation other than sewerage: Street cleaning, solid waste collection and disposal, and provision of

sanitary landfills.

3.6.3.22. Securities

Stocks and bonds, notes, mortgages, and other formal evidences of indebtedness.

3.6.3.23. Sewerage

Provision of sanitary and storm sewers and sewage disposal facilities and services, and payments to

other governments for such purposes.

3.6.3.24. Transportation

Comprises the functions of highways, air transportation, parking facilities, water transport and

terminals, and transit subsidies.
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Air transportation: Construction, maintenance, operation, and support of airport facilities, assistance

and subsidies. Cash contributions and subsidies to persons and foreign governments, not in payment

for goods or services or for claims against the government. For local governments, this object

category comprises only direct Cash Assistance Payments to public welfare recipients. For states, it

includes also veterans' bonuses and direct cash grants for tuition, scholarships, and aid to nonpublic

educational institutions. Major federal subsidy payments are for veterans' benefits, agricultural

support programs, and foreign aid.

Highways: Construction, maintenance, and operation of highways, streets, and related structures,

including toll highways, bridges, tunnels, ferries, street lighting and snow and ice removal.

However, highway policing and traffic control are classed under Police Protection.

Parking facilities: Construction, purchase, maintenance, and operation of public-use parking lots,

garages, parking meters, and other distinctive parking facilities on a commercial basis. Applies only

to local governments.

Water transport and terminals: Construction, maintenance, operation, and support of canals and

other waterways, harbors, docks, wharves, and related marine terminal facilities.

Transit subsidies: Payments in support of subway, bus, surface rail and street railroad, and other

passenger transportation systems, including public support of a private utility or railroad and

intergovernmental subsidy payments. Excludes amounts paid by a parent government to its

dependent transit utility. Also see under Utility.

3.6.3.25. Utility Expenditure

Expenditure for construction of utility facilities or equipment, for production and distribution of

utility commodities and services (except those furnished to parent government), and for interest on utility

debt. It does not include expenditure in connection with administration of utility debt and investments

(treated as general expenditure) and the cost of providing services to the parent government (such costs, when

identifiable, are treated as expenditure for the function served).

3.6.3.26. Vendor Payments (See Public Welfare, Section 3.6.3.21)

3.6.4. Selected Terms: Government Debt

3.6.4.1. Debt

All long-term credit obligations of the government and its agencies whether backed by the

government's full faith and credit or nonguaranteed, and all interest-bearing short-term credit obligations. It

includes judgments, mortgages, and revenue bonds as well as general obligation bonds, notes, and interestbearing warrants. Excludes noninterest-bearing short-term obligations, interfund obligations, amounts owed

in a trust or agency capacity, advances and contingent loans from other governments, and rights of

individuals to benefits from government-administered employee retirement funds. Refunding of Long-Term

Debt is the issuance of long-term obligations in exchange for, or to finance the retirement of, outstanding

long-term debt, generally to obtain more favorable interest rates.

Long-term debt: Debt payable more than 1 year after date of issue

Short-term debt: Interest-bearing debt payable within 1 year from date of issue, such as bond

anticipation notes, bank loans, and tax anticipation notes and warrants, Includes obligations having

no fixed maturity date if payable from a tax levied for collection in the year of their issuance.
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Utility debt: Debt originally issued specifically to finance government owned and operated water,

electric, gas, or transit utility facilities.

3.6.5. Selected Terms: Government Employment

3.6.5.1. Correction

Activities pertaining to the confinement and correction of adults and minors convicted of criminal

offenses. Pardon, probation, and parole activities are also included here.

3.6.5.2. Education

Elementary and secondary education: All activities associated with the operation of public

elementary and secondary schools and locally operated vocational-technical schools. Special

education programs operated by elementary and secondary school systems are also included as are

all ancillary services associated with the operation of schools, such as pupil transportation and food

service.

Higher education: State and local government degree granting institutions which provide academic

training above grade 12. Instructional employees includes persons engaged in teaching and related

academic research.

Instructional employees: Instructional employees includes not only classroom teachers, but also

principals, supervisors of instruction, librarians, teacher aides, library aides, and guidance and psychological

personnel. Other employees includes all persons not included as instructional employees (e.g., school

superintendents and other administrative personnel clerical and secretarial staffs, plant operation and

maintenance personnel health and recreation employees, transportation and food service personnel and any

student employees).

3.6.5.3. Employment and Employers

Employment refers to all persons gainfully employed by and performing services for a government.

Employees include all persons paid for personal services performed, including persons paid from federally

funded programs; paid elected officials; persons in paid leave status; and persons paid on a per meeting,

annual, semiannual, or quarterly basis. Unpaid officials, pensioners, persons whose work is performed on a

fee basis, and contractors and their employees are excluded from the count of employees.

Full-time employment. Full-time employees are defined to include those persons whose hours of

work represent full-time employment in their employer government; part-time employees are those

persons who work less than the standard number of hours for full-time work in their employer

government.

Full-time equivalent employment. This is a computed statistic representing the number of full-time

employees that could have been employed if the reported number of hours worked by part-time

employees had been worked by full-time employees. This statistic is calculated separately for each

function of a government by dividing the "part-time hours paid" by the standard number of hours for

full-time employees in the particular government and then adding the resulting quotient to the

number of full-time employees.

3.6.5.4. Financial Administration

This includes activities concerned with tax assessment and collection, custody and disbursement of

funds, debt management, administration of trust funds, budgeting, and other government wide financial

management activities. This function is not applied to school district or special district governments.
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3.6.5.5. Fire Protection

Fire protection applies to local government fire protection and prevention activities plus any

ambulance, rescue, or other auxiliary services provided by the fire protection agency. Volunteer fire fighters,

if remunerated for their services on a "per fire" or some other basis, are included as part-time employees. The

subcategory of fire fighters includes personnel trained and/or engaged in fire suppression and prevention.

3.6.5.6. Health

Health includes the following services: Administration of public health programs, community and

visiting nurse services, immunization programs, drug abuse rehabilitation programs, health and food

inspection activities, operation of outpatient clinics, and environmental pollution control activities.

3.6.5.7. Hospitals

This category includes only government-operated medical care facilities which provide inpatient

care. Employees and payrolls of private corporations which lease and/or operate government-owned hospital

facilities are excluded.

3.6.5.8. Housing and Community Development (Urban Renewal)

This category refers to the operation of housing and redevelopment projects and other activities to

promote or aid housing and community development.

3.6.5.9. Judicial and Legal

The judicial and legal categories includes all court and court related activities (except probation and

parole activities which are included in the "Correction" category), court activities of sheriffs offices,

prosecuting attorneys and public defender's offices, legal departments, and attorneys providing government

wide legal service.

3.6.5.10. Libraries

This category applies only to libraries operated by local governments for use by the general public.

School and law libraries are included in the "Elementary and secondary education" or "Higher education,"

and "Judicial and legal" categories, respectively.

3.6.5.11. Natural Resources

These are activities primarily concerned with the conservation and development of natural resources,

forest fire prevention and control, flood control, irrigation, drainage, land and forest reclamation, fish and

game preservation and control, soil conservation, forestry, agricultural fairs and research, agricultural

development and inspection, and mineral resources activities.

3.6.5.12. Other and Unallocatable

This classification represents all activities not individually specified.

3.6.5.13. Other Government Administration

Other government administration applies to the legislative and government wide administrative

agencies of governments. Included here are overall planning and zoning activities, central personnel and

administrative activities. This function is not applied to school district or special district governments.
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3.6.5.14. Police Protection

This category comprises all activities concerned with the enforcement of law and order, including

coroner's offices, police training academies, investigation bureaus, and local jails, "lockups," or other

detention facilities not intended to serve as correctional facilities. The subcategory of police officers includes

only persons with the power of arrest.

3.6.5.15. Public Welfare

Included in this category are such activities as the administration of various public assistance

programs for the needy, operation of homes for the elderly, indigent care institutions, and programs that

provide payments for medical care and other services for the needy. Health care and hospital services

provided directly by a government, however, are included in the "Health" and "Hospital" functions rather

than here.

3.6.5.16. Sanitation Other than Sewerage

Refuse collection and disposal, operation of sanitary landfills, and street cleaning activities are

included in this category.

3.6.5.17. Sewerage

Sewerage refers to the provision, maintenance, and operation of sanitary and storm sewer systems

and sewage disposal and treatment facilities.

3.6.5.18. Social Insurance Administration

The administration and conduct of social insurance programs include unemployment compensation

and worker compensation programs, work/study programs, and determination of eligibility for federal old

age, survivors, disability, and health insurance (social security). Federal activities in this category are

primarily those performed by the social security administration and the pension benefit Guarantee

Corporation.

3.6.5.19. Transportation

Air transportation: Operation and support of publicly operated airport facilities.

Highways. Activities associated with the maintenance and operation of streets, roads, sidewalks,

bridges, tunnels, toll roads, and ferries are included at this function. Snow and ice removal, street

lighting, and highway and traffic engineering activities are also included here.

Parks and recreation: Government activities that include operation and maintenance of parks,

playgrounds, swimming pools, public beaches, auditoriums, public golf courses, museums, marinas,

botanical gardens, and zoological parks.

Water transport and terminals: Activities which are connected with the operation and support of

canals and other waterways, harbors, docks, wharves, and other related marine terminal facilities.
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3.6.5.20. Utilities

Electric power: Activities associated with the production or acquisition and distribution of electric

power.

Gas supply: Government activities associated with the acquisition of gas supplies and distribution to

individual consumers.

Water supply: Activities associated with the production or acquisition of water and distribution to

the public.
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APPENDIX A

DATA DICTIONARY

Data Set Name: OUT1.CMI1 Observations: 534

Member Type: DATA Variables: 3149

Engine: V608 Indexes: 0

Created: 13:23 Thursday, December 26, 1996 Observation Length: 25106

Last Modified: 13:23 Thursday, December 26, 1996 Deleted Observations: 0

Protection: Compressed: NO

Data Set Type: Sorted: NO

 -----Variables Ordered by Position-----

 # VARIA BLETYPE START END LENGTH LABEL

 1 FIPS Char 1 5 5 5-DIGIT COUNTY FIPS CODE

 2 STATE Char 6 7 2 FIPS STATE CODE

 3 COUNTY Char 8 10 3 FIPS COUNTY CODE

 4 NAMES Char 11 30 20 COUNTY NAMES

 5 SA Char 31 31 1 1. STUDY AREA ONLY (for Florida, only Panhandle

 region);

 0. ALL NON-PANHANDLE COUNTIES IN FLORIDA

 6 COAST Char 32 32 1 COASTAL AREA: 1. CA 2. NON-CA

 7 D30001 Num 33 40 8 TOTAL PSNS

 8 D30002 Num 41 48 8 TOTAL PSNS: URBAN

 9 D30003 Num 49 56 8 TOTAL PSNS: URBAN-FARM

 10 D30004 Num 57 64 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL

 11 D30005 Num 65 72 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL-FARM

 12 D30006 Num 73 80 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL-NONFARM

 13 D30007 Num 81 88 8 TOTAL PSNS: URBAN (1920)

 14 D30008 Num 89 96 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL (1920)

 15 D30009 Num 97 104 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS

 16 D30010 Num 105 112 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS

 17 D30011 Num 113 120 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS

 18 D30012 Num 121 128 8 TOTAL NATIVE WHITE PSNS

 19 D30013 Num 129 136 8 NATIVE WHITE MALE PSNS

 20 D30014 Num 137 144 8 NATIVE WHITE FEMALE PSNS

 21 D30015 Num 145 152 8 TOTAL FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PSNS

 22 D30016 Num 153 160 8 FOREIGN BORN WHITE MALE PSNS

 23 D30017 Num 161 168 8 FOREIGN BORN WHITE FEMALE PSNS
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 24 D30018 Num 169 176 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS

 25 D30019 Num 177 184 8 BLACK MALE PSNS

 26 D30020 Num 185 192 8 BLACK FEMALE PSNS

 27 D30021 Num 193 200 8 TOTAL OTHER RACES

 28 D30022 Num 201 208 8 TOTAL PSNS 21 YRS+

 29 D30023 Num 209 216 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 21 YRS AND OVER

 30 D30024 Num 217 224 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 21 YRS+

 31 D30025 Num 225 232 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS 21 YRS+

 32 D30026 Num 233 240 8 TOTAL WHITE MALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 33 D30027 Num 241 248 8 TOTAL WHITE FEMALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 34 D30028 Num 249 256 8 TOTAL NATIVE WHITE PSNS 21 YRS+

 35 D30029 Num 257 264 8 TOTAL NATIVE WHITE MALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 36 D30030 Num 265 272 8 TOTAL NATIVE WHITE FEMALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 37 D30031 Num 273 280 8 TOTAL FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PSNS 21 YRS+

 38 D30032 Num 281 288 8 FOREIGN BORN WHITE MALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 39 D30033 Num 289 296 8 FOREIGN BORN WHITE FEMALE: 21 YRS+

 40 D30034 Num 297 304 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS 21 YRS+

 41 D30035 Num 305 312 8 BLACK MALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 42 D30036 Num 313 320 8 BLACK FEMALES: 21 YRS+

 43 D30037 Num 321 328 8 TOTAL OTHER RACES: PSNS 21 YRS+

 44 D30038 Num 329 336 8 OTHER RACES: MALE 21 YRS+

 45 D30039 Num 337 344 8 OTHER RACES: FEMALE 21 YRS+

 46 D30040 Num 345 352 8 TOTAL PSNS: 7-13 YRS

 47 D30041 Num 353 360 8 TOTAL PSNS: 14-15 YRS

 48 D30042 Num 361 368 8 TOTAL PSNS: 16-17

 49 D30043 Num 369 376 8 TOTAL PSNS: 18-20 YRS

 50 D30044 Num 377 384 8 TOTAL PSNS: 10 YRS & OVR

 51 D30045 Num 385 392 8 ILLITERATE PSNS: 10 YRS+

 52 D30046 Num 393 400 8 NATIVE WHITE PSNS: 10 YRS+

 53 D30047 Num 401 408 8 ILLITERATE NATIVE WHITE PSNS: 10 YRS+

 54 D30048 Num 409 416 8 FOREIGN BORN WHITE PSNS: 10 YRS+

 55 D30049 Num 417 424 8 ILLITERATE FOREIGN BORN WHT PSNS: 10 YRS

 56 D30050 Num 425 432 8 BLACK PSNS: 10 YRS+

 57 D30051 Num 433 440 8 ILLITERATE BLACK PSNS: 10 YRS+

 58 D30052 Num 441 448 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: TOTAL

 59 D30053 Num 449 456 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: SINGLE

 60 D30054 Num 457 464 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: MARRIED

 61 D30055 Num 465 472 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: WIDOWED

 62 D30056 Num 473 480 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: DIVORCED

 63 D30057 Num 481 488 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: MAR STAT UNKNOWN

 64 D30058 Num 489 496 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: TOTAL
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 65 D30059 Num 497 504 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: SINGLE

 66 D30060 Num 505 512 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: MARRIED

 67 D30061 Num 513 520 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: WIDOWED

 68 D30062 Num 521 528 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: DIVORCED

 69 D30063 Num 529 536 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: MAR STAT UNKNOWN

 70 D30064 Num 537 544 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: TOTAL

 71 D30065 Num 545 552 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: SINGLE

 72 D30066 Num 553 560 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: MARRIED

 73 D30067 Num 561 568 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: WIDOWED

 74 D30068 Num 569 576 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: DIVORCED

 75 D30069 Num 577 584 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: MAR STAT UNKNOWN

 76 D40001 Num 585 592 8 TOTAL PSNS

 77 D40002 Num 593 600 8 TOTAL PSNS: URBAN

 78 D40003 Num 601 608 8 TOTAL PSNS: URBAN-FARM

 79 D40004 Num 609 616 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL

 80 D40005 Num 617 624 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL-FARM

 81 D40006 Num 625 632 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL-NONFARM

 82 D40007 Num 633 640 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS

 83 D40008 Num 641 648 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS

 84 D40009 Num 649 656 8 TOTAL NATIVE PSNS

 85 D40010 Num 657 664 8 TOTAL FOREIGN-BORN PSNS

 86 D40011 Num 665 672 8 NATIVE MALE PSNS

 87 D40012 Num 673 680 8 NATIVE FEMALE PSNS

 88 D40013 Num 681 688 8 FOREIGN BORN MALE PSNS

 89 D40014 Num 689 696 8 FOREIGN BORN FEMALE PSNS

 90 D40015 Num 697 704 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS

 91 D40016 Num 705 712 8 NATIVE WHITE PSNS

 92 D40017 Num 713 720 8 FOREIGN BORN WHITE PSNS

 93 D40018 Num 721 728 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS

 94 D40019 Num 729 736 8 OTHER RACES

 95 D40020 Num 737 744 8 TOTAL PSNS 21 YRS+

 96 D40021 Num 745 752 8 MALE PSNS: 21 YRS+

 97 D40022 Num 753 760 8 FEMALE PSNS: 21 YRS+

 98 D40023 Num 761 768 8 TOTAL NATIVE PSNS 21 YRS+

 99 D40024 Num 769 776 8 NATIVE BORN MALES PSNS: 21 YRS+

 100 D40025 Num 777 784 8 NATIVE BORN FEMALES PSNS: 21 YRS+

 101 D40026 Num 785 792 8 TOTAL FOREIGN-BORN PSNS 21 YRS+

 102 D40027 Num 793 800 8 FOREIGN-BORN MALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 103 D40028 Num 801 808 8 FOREIGN-BORN FEMALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 104 D40029 Num 809 816 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS 21 YRS+
A-4

 105 D40030 Num 817 824 8 NATIVE BORN WHITE PSNS: 21 YRS+

 106 D40031 Num 825 832 8 NATIVE BORN WHITE MALE PSNS: 21 YRS+

 107 D40032 Num 833 840 8 NATIVE BORN WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 21 YRS+

 108 D40033 Num 841 848 8 FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PSNS 21 YRS+

 109 D40034 Num 849 856 8 FOREIGN BORN WHITE MALE PSNS: 21 YRS+

 110 D40035 Num 857 864 8 FOREIGN BORN WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 21 YRS+

 111 D40036 Num 865 872 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS 21 YRS+

 112 D40037 Num 873 880 8 TOTAL BLACK MALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 113 D40038 Num 881 888 8 TOTAL BLACK FEMALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 114 D40039 Num 889 896 8 TOTAL OTHER RACES: PSNS 21 YRS+

 115 D40040 Num 897 904 8 TOTAL OTHER RACES: MALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 116 D40041 Num 905 912 8 TOTAL OTHER RACES: FEMALE PSNS 21 YRS+

 117 D40042 Num 913 920 8 TOTAL PSNS 5-6 YRS

 118 D40043 Num 921 928 8 TOTAL PSNS 7-13 YRS

 119 D40044 Num 929 936 8 TOTAL PSNS 14-15 YRS

 120 D40045 Num 937 944 8 TOTAL PSNS 16-17 YRS

 121 D40046 Num 945 952 8 TOTAL PSNS 18-20 YRS

 122 D40047 Num 953 960 8 TOTAL PSNS 21-24 YRS

 123 D40048 Num 961 968 8 TOTA PSNS: 25 YRS+

 124 D40049 Num 969 976 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: NO SCHOOL

 125 D40050 Num 977 984 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 1-4TH GRADE

 126 D40051 Num 985 992 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 5 OR 6 GRADE

 127 D40052 Num 993 1000 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 7 OR 8 GRADE

 128 D40053 Num 1001 1008 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11TH GRADE

 129 D40054 Num 1009 1016 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 12 TH GRADE

 130 D40055 Num 1017 1024 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 1-3 YRS

 131 D40056 Num 1025 1032 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 4 YRS+

 132 D40057 Num 1033 1040 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: SCHOOL NOT RPRTD

 133 D40058 Num 1041 1048 8 MALES PSNS: 25 YRS+

 134 D40059 Num 1049 1056 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: NO SCHOOL

 135 D40060 Num 1057 1064 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 1-4TH GRADE

 136 D40061 Num 1065 1072 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 5 OR 6 GRADE

 137 D40062 Num 1073 1080 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 7 OR 8 GRADE

 138 D40063 Num 1081 1088 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11TH GRADE

 139 D40064 Num 1089 1096 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 12 TH GRADE

 140 D40065 Num 1097 1104 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 1-3 YRS

 141 D40066 Num 1105 1112 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 4 YRS+

 142 D40067 Num 1113 1120 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: SCHOOL NOT RPRTD

 143 D40068 Num 1121 1128 8 FEMALES PSNS: 25 YRS+

 144 D40069 Num 1129 1136 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: NO SCHOOL

 145 D40070 Num 1137 1144 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 1-4TH GRADE
A-5

 146 D40071 Num 1145 1152 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 5 OR 6 GRADE

 147 D40072 Num 1153 1160 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 7 OR 8 GRADE

 148 D40073 Num 1161 1168 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11TH GRADE

 149 D40074 Num 1169 1176 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 12 TH GRADE

 150 D40075 Num 1177 1184 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 1-3 YRS

 151 D40076 Num 1185 1192 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 4 YRS+

 152 D40077 Num 1193 1200 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: SCHOOL NOT RPRTD

 153 D50001 Num 1201 1208 8 TOTAL PSNS

 154 D50002 Num 1209 1216 8 TOTAL NUMBER OF FAMILIES

 155 D50003 Num 1217 1224 8 TOTAL NUMBER OF UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS

 156 D50004 Num 1225 1232 8 TOTAL NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS

 157 D50005 Num 1233 1240 8 PSNS IN HOUSEHOLDS

 158 D50006 Num 1241 1248 8 PSNS IN INSTITUTIONS

 159 D50007 Num 1249 1256 8 TOTAL PSNS: URBAN

 160 D50008 Num 1257 1264 8 TOTAL PSNS: URBAN-FARM

 161 D50009 Num 1265 1272 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL

 162 D50010 Num 1273 1280 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL -FARM

 163 D50011 Num 1281 1288 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL-NONFARM

 164 D50012 Num 1289 1296 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS

 165 D50013 Num 1297 1304 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS

 166 D50014 Num 1305 1312 8 TOTAL WHITE MALE PSNS

 167 D50015 Num 1313 1320 8 TOTAL WHITE FEMALE PSNS

 168 D50016 Num 1321 1328 8 TOTAL NATIVE WHITE PSNS

 169 D50017 Num 1329 1336 8 NATIVE-WHITE MALE PSNS

 170 D50018 Num 1337 1344 8 NATIVE-WHITE FEMALE PSNS

 171 D50019 Num 1345 1352 8 TOTAL FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PSNS

 172 D50020 Num 1353 1360 8 FOREIGN-BORN WHITE MALE PSNS

 173 D50021 Num 1361 1368 8 FOREIGN-BORN WHITE FEMALE PSNS

 174 D50022 Num 1369 1376 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS

 175 D50023 Num 1377 1384 8 BLACK MALE PSNS

 176 D50024 Num 1385 1392 8 BLACK FEMALE PSNS

 177 D50025 Num 1393 1400 8 TOTAL OTHER RACES

 178 D50026 Num 1401 1408 8 OTHER RACES MALE PSNS

 179 D50027 Num 1409 1416 8 OTHER RACES FEMALE PSNS

 180 D50028 Num 1417 1424 8 TOTAL PSNS 21 YRS+

 181 D50029 Num 1425 1432 8 NATIVE PSNS 21 YRS+

 182 D50030 Num 1433 1440 8 FOREIGN-BORN PSNS 21 YRS+

 183 D50031 Num 1441 1448 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS 21 YRS+

 184 D50032 Num 1449 1456 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 21 YRS+

 185 D50033 Num 1457 1464 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 21 YRS+
A-6

 186 D50034 Num 1465 1472 8 TOTAL PSNS UNDER 1 YEAR

 187 D50035 Num 1473 1480 8 TOTAL PSNS UNDER 5 YRS

 188 D50036 Num 1481 1488 8 TOTAL PSNS 5-9 YRS

 189 D50037 Num 1489 1496 8 TOTAL PSNS 10-14 YRS

 190 D50038 Num 1497 1504 8 TOTAL PSNS 15-19 YRS

 191 D50039 Num 1505 1512 8 TOTAL PSNS 20-24 YRS

 192 D50040 Num 1513 1520 8 TOTAL PSNS 25-29 YRS

 193 D50041 Num 1521 1528 8 TOTAL PSNS 30-34 YRS

 194 D50042 Num 1529 1536 8 TOTAL PSNS 35-39 YRS

 195 D50043 Num 1537 1544 8 TOTAL PSNS 40-44 YRS

 196 D50044 Num 1545 1552 8 TOTAL PSNS 45-49 YRS

 197 D50045 Num 1553 1560 8 TOTAL PSNS 50-54 YRS

 198 D50046 Num 1561 1568 8 TOTAL PSNS 55-59 YRS

 199 D50047 Num 1569 1576 8 TOTAL PSNS 60-64 YRS

 200 D50048 Num 1577 1584 8 TOTAL PSNS 65-69 YRS

 201 D50049 Num 1585 1592 8 TOTAL PSNS 70-74 YRS

 202 D50050 Num 1593 1600 8 TOTAL PSNS 75-84 YRS

 203 D50051 Num 1601 1608 8 TOTAL PSNS 85 AND OVER

 204 D50052 Num 1609 1616 8 TOTAL MALES UNDER 1 YEAR

 205 D50053 Num 1617 1624 8 TOTAL MALES UNDER 5 YRS

 206 D50054 Num 1625 1632 8 TOTAL MALES 5-9 YRS

 207 D50055 Num 1633 1640 8 TOTAL MALES 10-14 YRS

 208 D50056 Num 1641 1648 8 TOTAL MALES 15-19 YRS

 209 D50057 Num 1649 1656 8 TOTAL MALES 20-24 YRS

 210 D50058 Num 1657 1664 8 TOTAL MALES 25-29 YRS

 211 D50059 Num 1665 1672 8 TOTAL MALES 30-34 YRS

 212 D50060 Num 1673 1680 8 TOTAL MALES 35-39 YRS

 213 D50061 Num 1681 1688 8 TOTAL MALES 40-44 YRS

 214 D50062 Num 1689 1696 8 TOTAL MALES 45-49 YRS

 215 D50063 Num 1697 1704 8 TOTAL MALES 50-54 YRS

 216 D50064 Num 1705 1712 8 TOTAL MALES 55-59 YRS

 217 D50065 Num 1713 1720 8 TOTAL MALES 60-64 YRS

 218 D50066 Num 1721 1728 8 TOTAL MALES 65-69 YRS

 219 D50067 Num 1729 1736 8 TOTAL MALES 70-74 YRS

 220 D50068 Num 1737 1744 8 TOTAL MALES 75-84 YRS

 221 D50069 Num 1745 1752 8 TOTAL MALES 85 AND OVER

 222 D50070 Num 1753 1760 8 TOTAL FEMALES UNDER 1 YEAR

 223 D50071 Num 1761 1768 8 TOTAL FEMALES UNDER 5 YRS

 224 D50072 Num 1769 1776 8 TOTAL FEMALES 5-9 YRS

 225 D50073 Num 1777 1784 8 TOTAL FEMALES 10-14 YRS

 226 D50074 Num 1785 1792 8 TOTAL FEMALES 15-19 YRS
A-7

 227 D50075 Num 1793 1800 8 TOTAL FEMALES 20-24 YRS

 228 D50076 Num 1801 1808 8 TOTAL FEMALES 25-29 YRS

 229 D50077 Num 1809 1816 8 TOTAL FEMALES 30-34 YRS

 230 D50078 Num 1817 1824 8 TOTAL FEMALES 35-39 YRS

 231 D50079 Num 1825 1832 8 TOTAL FEMALES 40-44 YRS

 232 D50080 Num 1833 1840 8 TOTAL FEMALES 45-49 YRS

 233 D50081 Num 1841 1848 8 TOTAL FEMALES 50-54 YRS

 234 D50082 Num 1849 1856 8 TOTAL FEMALES 55-59 YRS

 235 D50083 Num 1857 1864 8 TOTAL FEMALES 60-64 YRS

 236 D50084 Num 1865 1872 8 TOTAL FEMALES 65-69 YRS

 237 D50085 Num 1873 1880 8 TOTAL FEMALES 70-74 YRS

 238 D50086 Num 1881 1888 8 TOTAL FEMALES 75-84 YRS

 239 D50087 Num 1889 1896 8 TOTAL FEMALES 85 AND OVER

 240 D50088 Num 1897 1904 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS

 241 D50089 Num 1905 1912 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 242 D50090 Num 1913 1920 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR

 243 D50091 Num 1921 1928 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 244 D50092 Num 1929 1936 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 245 D50093 Num 1937 1944 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 246 D50094 Num 1945 1952 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 247 D50095 Num 1953 1960 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 248 D50096 Num 1961 1968 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 249 D50097 Num 1969 1976 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 250 D50098 Num 1977 1984 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 251 D50099 Num 1985 1992 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 252 D50100 Num 1993 2000 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 253 D50101 Num 2001 2008 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 254 D50102 Num 2009 2016 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 255 D50103 Num 2017 2024 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 256 D50104 Num 2025 2032 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 257 D50105 Num 2033 2040 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 75-84 YRS

 258 D50106 Num 2041 2048 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 259 D50107 Num 2049 2056 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 260 D50108 Num 2057 2064 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR

 261 D50109 Num 2065 2072 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 262 D50110 Num 2073 2080 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 263 D50111 Num 2081 2088 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 264 D50112 Num 2089 2096 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 265 D50113 Num 2097 2104 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 266 D50114 Num 2105 2112 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 267 D50115 Num 2113 2120 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS
A-8

 268 D50116 Num 2121 2128 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 269 D50117 Num 2129 2136 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 270 D50118 Num 2137 2144 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 271 D50119 Num 2145 2152 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 272 D50120 Num 2153 2160 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 273 D50121 Num 2161 2168 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 274 D50122 Num 2169 2176 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 275 D50123 Num 2177 2184 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 75-84 YRS

 276 D50124 Num 2185 2192 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 277 D50125 Num 2193 2200 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 278 D50126 Num 2201 2208 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR

 279 D50127 Num 2209 2216 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 280 D50128 Num 2217 2224 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 281 D50129 Num 2225 2232 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 282 D50130 Num 2233 2240 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 283 D50131 Num 2241 2248 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 284 D50132 Num 2249 2256 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 285 D50133 Num 2257 2264 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 286 D50134 Num 2265 2272 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 287 D50135 Num 2273 2280 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 288 D50136 Num 2281 2288 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 289 D50137 Num 2289 2296 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 290 D50138 Num 2297 2304 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 291 D50139 Num 2305 2312 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 292 D50140 Num 2313 2320 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 293 D50141 Num 2321 2328 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 75-84 YRS

 294 D50142 Num 2329 2336 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 295 D50143 Num 2337 2344 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS

 296 D50144 Num 2345 2352 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 297 D50145 Num 2353 2360 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR

 298 D50146 Num 2361 2368 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 299 D50147 Num 2369 2376 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 300 D50148 Num 2377 2384 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 301 D50149 Num 2385 2392 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 302 D50150 Num 2393 2400 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 303 D50151 Num 2401 2408 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 304 D50152 Num 2409 2416 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 305 D50153 Num 2417 2424 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 306 D50154 Num 2425 2432 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 307 D50155 Num 2433 2440 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 308 D50156 Num 2441 2448 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 55-59 YRS
A-9

 309 D50157 Num 2449 2456 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 310 D50158 Num 2457 2464 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 311 D50159 Num 2465 2472 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 312 D50160 Num 2473 2480 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 75-84 YRS

 313 D50161 Num 2481 2488 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 314 D50162 Num 2489 2496 8 TOTAL NONWHITE MALE PSNS

 315 D50163 Num 2497 2504 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 316 D50164 Num 2505 2512 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR

 317 D50165 Num 2513 2520 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 318 D50166 Num 2521 2528 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 319 D50167 Num 2529 2536 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 320 D50168 Num 2537 2544 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 321 D50169 Num 2545 2552 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 322 D50170 Num 2553 2560 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 323 D50171 Num 2561 2568 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 324 D50172 Num 2569 2576 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 325 D50173 Num 2577 2584 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 326 D50174 Num 2585 2592 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 327 D50175 Num 2593 2600 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 328 D50176 Num 2601 2608 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 329 D50177 Num 2609 2616 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 330 D50178 Num 2617 2624 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 331 D50179 Num 2625 2632 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 75-84 YRS

 332 D50180 Num 2633 2640 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 333 D50181 Num 2641 2648 8 TOTAL NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS

 334 D50182 Num 2649 2656 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 335 D50183 Num 2657 2664 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR

 336 D50184 Num 2665 2672 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 337 D50185 Num 2673 2680 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 338 D50186 Num 2681 2688 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 339 D50187 Num 2689 2696 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 340 D50188 Num 2697 2704 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 341 D50189 Num 2705 2712 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 342 D50190 Num 2713 2720 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 343 D50191 Num 2721 2728 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 344 D50192 Num 2729 2736 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 345 D50193 Num 2737 2744 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 346 D50194 Num 2745 2752 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 347 D50195 Num 2753 2760 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 348 D50196 Num 2761 2768 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 349 D50197 Num 2769 2776 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS
A-10

 350 D50198 Num 2777 2784 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 75-84 YRS

 351 D50199 Num 2785 2792 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 352 D50200 Num 2793 2800 8 TOTAL PSNS 5 AND 6 YRS

 353 D50201 Num 2801 2808 8 TOTAL PSNS 7-13 YRS

 354 D50202 Num 2809 2816 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 AND 15 YRS

 355 D50203 Num 2817 2824 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 AND 17 YRS

 356 D50204 Num 2825 2832 8 TOTAL PSNS 18 AND 19 YRS

 357 D50205 Num 2833 2840 8 TOTAL PSNS 20-24 YRS

 358 D50206 Num 2841 2848 8 TOTAL PSNS 25-29 YRS

 359 D50207 Num 2849 2856 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+

 360 D50208 Num 2857 2864 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: NO SCHOOL CMPLETED

 361 D50209 Num 2865 2872 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 1-4TH GRADE

 362 D50210 Num 2873 2880 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 5-6TH GRADE

 363 D50211 Num 2881 2888 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 7TH GRADE

 364 D50212 Num 2889 2896 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 8TH GRADE

 365 D50213 Num 2897 2904 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11TH GRADE

 366 D50214 Num 2905 2912 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 12TH GRADE

 367 D50215 Num 2913 2920 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 1-3 YRS

 368 D50216 Num 2921 2928 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 4 YRS+

 369 D50217 Num 2929 2936 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: NOT REPORTED

 370 D50218 Num 2937 2944 8 TOTAL MALE PERSONS 25 YRS+

 371 D50219 Num 2945 2952 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: NO SCHOOL CMPLETED

 372 D50220 Num 2953 2960 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 1-4TH GRADE

 373 D50221 Num 2961 2968 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 5-6TH GRADE

 374 D50222 Num 2969 2976 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 7TH GRADE

 375 D50223 Num 2977 2984 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 8TH GRADE

 376 D50224 Num 2985 2992 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11TH GRADE

 377 D50225 Num 2993 3000 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 12TH GRADE

 378 D50226 Num 3001 3008 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 1-3 YRS

 379 D50227 Num 3009 3016 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 4 YRS+

 380 D50228 Num 3017 3024 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: NOT REPORTED

 381 D50229 Num 3025 3032 8 TOTAL FEMALE PERSONS 25 YRS+

 382 D50230 Num 3033 3040 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: NO SCHOOL CMPLETED

 383 D50231 Num 3041 3048 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 1-4TH GRADE

 384 D50232 Num 3049 3056 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 5-6TH GRADE

 385 D50233 Num 3057 3064 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 7TH GRADE

 386 D50234 Num 3065 3072 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 8TH GRADE

 387 D50235 Num 3073 3080 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11TH GRADE

 388 D50236 Num 3081 3088 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 12TH GRADE

 389 D50237 Num 3089 3096 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 1-3 YRS

 390 D50238 Num 3097 3104 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 4 YRS+
A-11

 391 D50239 Num 3105 3112 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: NOT REPORTED

 392 D50240 Num 3113 3120 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: TOTAL

 393 D50241 Num 3121 3128 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: SINGLE

 394 D50242 Num 3129 3136 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: MARRIED

 395 D50243 Num 3137 3144 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: DIVORCED

 396 D50244 Num 3145 3152 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: TOTAL

 397 D50245 Num 3153 3160 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: SINGLE

 398 D50246 Num 3161 3168 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: MARRIED

 399 D50247 Num 3169 3176 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: DIVORCED

 400 D50248 Num 3177 3184 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: TOTAL

 401 D50249 Num 3185 3192 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: SINGLE

 402 D50250 Num 3193 3200 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: MARRIED

 403 D50251 Num 3201 3208 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: DIVORCED

 404 D50252 Num 3209 3216 8 TOTAL NUMBER OF MARRIED COUPLES

 405 D50253 Num 3217 3224 8 MARRIED COUPLES WITH OWN HOUSEHOLD

 406 D50254 Num 3225 3232 8 MARRIED COUPLES WITHOUT OWN HOUSEHOLD

 407 D50255 Num 3233 3240 8 TOTAL PSNS: 1 YRS+

 408 D50256 Num 3241 3248 8 RES IN 1949 (PSNS 1 YRS+): SAME HOUSE

 409 D50257 Num 3249 3256 8 RES IN 1949 (PSNS 1 YRS+): SAME CNTY

 410 D50258 Num 3257 3264 8 RES IN 1949 (PSNS 1 YRS+): DIFF CNTY/ABR

 411 D50259 Num 3265 3272 8 RESIDENCE NOT REPORTED

 412 D60001 Num 3273 3280 8 TOTAL PSNS

 413 D60002 Num 3281 3288 8 TOTAL NUMBER OF FAMILIES

 414 D60003 Num 3289 3296 8 TOTAL PSNS: URBAN

 415 D60004 Num 3297 3304 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL

 416 D60005 Num 3305 3312 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL-FARM

 417 D60006 Num 3313 3320 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL-NONFARM

 418 D60007 Num 3321 3328 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS

 419 D60008 Num 3329 3336 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS

 420 D60009 Num 3337 3344 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS

 421 D60010 Num 3345 3352 8 TOTAL WHITE MALE PSNS

 422 D60011 Num 3353 3360 8 TOTAL WHITE FEMALE PSNS

 423 D60012 Num 3361 3368 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS

 424 D60013 Num 3369 3376 8 TOTAL BLACK MALE PSNS

 425 D60014 Num 3377 3384 8 TOTAL BLACK FEMALE PSNS

 426 D60015 Num 3385 3392 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS

 427 D60016 Num 3393 3400 8 TOTAL NONWHITE MALE PSNS

 428 D60017 Num 3401 3408 8 TOTAL NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS

 429 D60018 Num 3409 3416 8 TOTAL NONWHITE PSNS 21 YRS+

 430 D60019 Num 3417 3424 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS:21 YRS+
A-12

 431 D60020 Num 3425 3432 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS:21 YRS+

 432 D60021 Num 3433 3440 8 TOTAL PSNS UNDER 1 YEAR

 433 D60022 Num 3441 3448 8 TOTAL PSNS UNDER 5 YRS

 434 D60023 Num 3449 3456 8 TOTAL PSNS 5-9 YRS

 435 D60024 Num 3457 3464 8 TOTAL PSNS 10-14 YRS

 436 D60025 Num 3465 3472 8 TOTAL PSNS 15-19 YRS

 437 D60026 Num 3473 3480 8 TOTAL PSNS 20-24 YRS

 438 D60027 Num 3481 3488 8 TOTAL PSNS 25-29 YRS

 439 D60028 Num 3489 3496 8 TOTAL PSNS 30-34 YRS

 440 D60029 Num 3497 3504 8 TOTAL PSNS 35-39 YRS

 441 D60030 Num 3505 3512 8 TOTAL PSNS 40-44 YRS

 442 D60031 Num 3513 3520 8 TOTAL PSNS 45-49 YRS

 443 D60032 Num 3521 3528 8 TOTAL PSNS 50-54 YRS

 444 D60033 Num 3529 3536 8 TOTAL PSNS 55-59 YRS

 445 D60034 Num 3537 3544 8 TOTAL PSNS 60-64 YRS

 446 D60035 Num 3545 3552 8 TOTAL PSNS 65-69 YRS

 447 D60036 Num 3553 3560 8 TOTAL PSNS 70-74 YRS

 448 D60037 Num 3561 3568 8 TOTAL PSNS 75-79 YRS

 449 D60038 Num 3569 3576 8 TOTAL PSNS 80-84 YRS

 450 D60039 Num 3577 3584 8 TOTAL PSNS 85 AND OVER

 451 D60040 Num 3585 3592 8 TOTAL PSNS UNDER 18 YRS

 452 D60041 Num 3593 3600 8 TOTAL MALES UNDER 1 YEAR

 453 D60042 Num 3601 3608 8 TOTAL MALES UNDER 5 YRS

 454 D60043 Num 3609 3616 8 TOTAL MALES 5-9 YRS

 455 D60044 Num 3617 3624 8 TOTAL MALES 10-14 YRS

 456 D60045 Num 3625 3632 8 TOTAL MALES 15-19 YRS

 457 D60046 Num 3633 3640 8 TOTAL MALES 20-24 YRS

 458 D60047 Num 3641 3648 8 TOTAL MALES 25-29 YRS

 459 D60048 Num 3649 3656 8 TOTAL MALES 30-34 YRS

 460 D60049 Num 3657 3664 8 TOTAL MALES 35-39 YRS

 461 D60050 Num 3665 3672 8 TOTAL MALES 40-44 YRS

 462 D60051 Num 3673 3680 8 TOTAL MALES 45-49 YRS

 463 D60052 Num 3681 3688 8 TOTAL MALES 50-54 YRS

 464 D60053 Num 3689 3696 8 TOTAL MALES 55-59 YRS

 465 D60054 Num 3697 3704 8 TOTAL MALES 60-64 YRS

 466 D60055 Num 3705 3712 8 TOTAL MALES 65-69 YRS

 467 D60056 Num 3713 3720 8 TOTAL MALES 70-74 YRS

 468 D60057 Num 3721 3728 8 TOTAL MALES 75-79 YRS

 469 D60058 Num 3729 3736 8 TOTAL MALES 80-84 YRS

 470 D60059 Num 3737 3744 8 TOTAL MALES 85 AND OVER

 471 D60060 Num 3745 3752 8 TOTAL MALES UNDER 18 YRS
A-13

 472 D60061 Num 3753 3760 8 TOTAL FEMALES UNDER 1 YEAR

 473 D60062 Num 3761 3768 8 TOTAL FEMALES UNDER 5 YRS

 474 D60063 Num 3769 3776 8 TOTAL FEMALES 5-9 YRS

 475 D60064 Num 3777 3784 8 TOTAL FEMALES 10-14 YRS

 476 D60065 Num 3785 3792 8 TOTAL FEMALES 15-19 YRS

 477 D60066 Num 3793 3800 8 TOTAL FEMALES 20-24 YRS

 478 D60067 Num 3801 3808 8 TOTAL FEMALES 25-29 YRS

 479 D60068 Num 3809 3816 8 TOTAL FEMALES 30-34 YRS

 480 D60069 Num 3817 3824 8 TOTAL FEMALES 35-39 YRS

 481 D60070 Num 3825 3832 8 TOTAL FEMALES 40-44 YRS

 482 D60071 Num 3833 3840 8 TOTAL FEMALES 45-49 YRS

 483 D60072 Num 3841 3848 8 TOTAL FEMALES 50-54 YRS

 484 D60073 Num 3849 3856 8 TOTAL FEMALES 55-59 YRS

 485 D60074 Num 3857 3864 8 TOTAL FEMALES 60-64 YRS

 486 D60075 Num 3865 3872 8 TOTAL FEMALES 65-69 YRS

 487 D60076 Num 3873 3880 8 TOTAL FEMALES 70-74 YRS

 488 D60077 Num 3881 3888 8 TOTAL FEMALES 75-79 YRS

 489 D60078 Num 3889 3896 8 TOTAL FEMALES 80-84 YRS

 490 D60079 Num 3897 3904 8 TOTAL FEMALES 85 AND OVER

 491 D60080 Num 3905 3912 8 TOTAL FEMALES UNDER 18 YRS

 492 D60081 Num 3913 3920 8 WHITE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 493 D60082 Num 3921 3928 8 WHITE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR

 494 D60083 Num 3929 3936 8 WHITE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 495 D60084 Num 3937 3944 8 WHITE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 496 D60085 Num 3945 3952 8 WHITE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 497 D60086 Num 3953 3960 8 WHITE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 498 D60087 Num 3961 3968 8 WHITE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 499 D60088 Num 3969 3976 8 WHITE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 500 D60089 Num 3977 3984 8 WHITE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 501 D60090 Num 3985 3992 8 WHITE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 502 D60091 Num 3993 4000 8 WHITE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 503 D60092 Num 4001 4008 8 WHITE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 504 D60093 Num 4009 4016 8 WHITE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 505 D60094 Num 4017 4024 8 WHITE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 506 D60095 Num 4025 4032 8 WHITE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 507 D60096 Num 4033 4040 8 WHITE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 508 D60097 Num 4041 4048 8 WHITE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 509 D60098 Num 4049 4056 8 WHITE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 510 D60099 Num 4057 4064 8 WHITE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 511 D60100 Num 4065 4072 8 WHITE PSNS: UNDER 18 YRS

 512 D60101 Num 4073 4080 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR
A-14

 513 D60102 Num 4081 4088 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR

 514 D60103 Num 4089 4096 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 515 D60104 Num 4097 4104 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 516 D60105 Num 4105 4112 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 517 D60106 Num 4113 4120 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 518 D60107 Num 4121 4128 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 519 D60108 Num 4129 4136 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 520 D60109 Num 4137 4144 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 521 D60110 Num 4145 4152 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 522 D60111 Num 4153 4160 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 523 D60112 Num 4161 4168 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 524 D60113 Num 4169 4176 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 525 D60114 Num 4177 4184 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 526 D60115 Num 4185 4192 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 527 D60116 Num 4193 4200 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 528 D60117 Num 4201 4208 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 529 D60118 Num 4209 4216 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 530 D60119 Num 4217 4224 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 531 D60120 Num 4225 4232 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: UNDER 18 YRS

 532 D60121 Num 4233 4240 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 533 D60122 Num 4241 4248 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR

 534 D60123 Num 4249 4256 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 535 D60124 Num 4257 4264 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 536 D60125 Num 4265 4272 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 537 D60126 Num 4273 4280 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 538 D60127 Num 4281 4288 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 539 D60128 Num 4289 4296 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 540 D60129 Num 4297 4304 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 541 D60130 Num 4305 4312 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 542 D60131 Num 4313 4320 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 543 D60132 Num 4321 4328 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 544 D60133 Num 4329 4336 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 545 D60134 Num 4337 4344 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 546 D60135 Num 4345 4352 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 547 D60136 Num 4353 4360 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 548 D60137 Num 4361 4368 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 549 D60138 Num 4369 4376 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 550 D60139 Num 4377 4384 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 551 D60140 Num 4385 4392 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 18 YRS

 552 D60141 Num 4393 4400 8 NONWHITE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 553 D60142 Num 4401 4408 8 NONWHITE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR
A-15

 554 D60143 Num 4409 4416 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 555 D60144 Num 4417 4424 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 556 D60145 Num 4425 4432 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 557 D60146 Num 4433 4440 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 558 D60147 Num 4441 4448 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 559 D60148 Num 4449 4456 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 560 D60149 Num 4457 4464 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 561 D60150 Num 4465 4472 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 562 D60151 Num 4473 4480 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 563 D60152 Num 4481 4488 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 564 D60153 Num 4489 4496 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 565 D60154 Num 4497 4504 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 566 D60155 Num 4505 4512 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 567 D60156 Num 4513 4520 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 568 D60157 Num 4521 4528 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 569 D60158 Num 4529 4536 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 570 D60159 Num 4537 4544 8 NONWHITE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 571 D60160 Num 4545 4552 8 NONWHITE PSNS: UNER 18 YRS

 572 D60161 Num 4553 4560 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 573 D60162 Num 4561 4568 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR

 574 D60163 Num 4569 4576 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 575 D60164 Num 4577 4584 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 576 D60165 Num 4585 4592 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 577 D60166 Num 4593 4600 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 578 D60167 Num 4601 4608 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 579 D60168 Num 4609 4616 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 580 D60169 Num 4617 4624 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 581 D60170 Num 4625 4632 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 582 D60171 Num 4633 4640 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 583 D60172 Num 4641 4648 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 584 D60173 Num 4649 4656 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 585 D60174 Num 4657 4664 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 586 D60175 Num 4665 4672 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 587 D60176 Num 4673 4680 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 588 D60177 Num 4681 4688 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 589 D60178 Num 4689 4696 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 590 D60179 Num 4697 4704 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 591 D60180 Num 4705 4712 8 NONWHITE MALE PSNS: UNER 18 YRS

 592 D60181 Num 4713 4720 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 593 D60182 Num 4721 4728 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YEAR

 594 D60183 Num 4729 4736 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS
A-16

 595 D60184 Num 4737 4744 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 596 D60185 Num 4745 4752 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 597 D60186 Num 4753 4760 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 598 D60187 Num 4761 4768 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 599 D60188 Num 4769 4776 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 600 D60189 Num 4777 4784 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 601 D60190 Num 4785 4792 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 602 D60191 Num 4793 4800 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 603 D60192 Num 4801 4808 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 604 D60193 Num 4809 4816 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 605 D60194 Num 4817 4824 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 606 D60195 Num 4825 4832 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 607 D60196 Num 4833 4840 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 608 D60197 Num 4841 4848 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 609 D60198 Num 4849 4856 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 610 D60199 Num 4857 4864 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 611 D60200 Num 4865 4872 8 NONWHITE FEMALE PSNS: UNER 18 YRS

 612 D60201 Num 4873 4880 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: TOTAL

 613 D60202 Num 4881 4888 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: SINGLE

 614 D60203 Num 4889 4896 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: MARRIED

 615 D60204 Num 4897 4904 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: SEPARATED

 616 D60205 Num 4905 4912 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: WIDOWED

 617 D60206 Num 4913 4920 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: DIVORCED

 618 D60207 Num 4921 4928 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: TOTAL

 619 D60208 Num 4929 4936 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: SINGLE

 620 D60209 Num 4937 4944 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: MARRIED

 621 D60210 Num 4945 4952 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: SEPARATED

 622 D60211 Num 4953 4960 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: WIDOWED

 623 D60212 Num 4961 4968 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: DIVORCED

 624 D60213 Num 4969 4976 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: TOTAL

 625 D60214 Num 4977 4984 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: SINGLE

 626 D60215 Num 4985 4992 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: MARRIED

 627 D60216 Num 4993 5000 8 REMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: SEPARATED

 628 D60217 Num 5001 5008 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: WIDOWED

 629 D60218 Num 5009 5016 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: DIVORCED

 630 D60219 Num 5017 5024 8 RES IN 1955 (PSNS 5 YRS+): SAME HOUSE

 631 D60220 Num 5025 5032 8 RES IN 1955 (PSNS 5 YRS+): SAME COUNTY

 632 D60221 Num 5033 5040 8 RES IN 1955 (PSNS 5 YRS+): SAME STATE

 633 D60222 Num 5041 5048 8 RES IN 1955 (PSNS 5 YRS+): DIFF STATE

 634 D60223 Num 5049 5056 8 RES IN 1955 (PSNS 5 YRS+): ABROAD

 635 D60224 Num 5057 5064 8 RES IN 1955 (PSNS 5 YRS+): NOT REPORTED
A-17

 636 D70001 Num 5065 5072 8 TOTAL PSNS

 637 D70002 Num 5073 5080 8 TOTAL NUMBER OF FAMILIES

 638 D70003 Num 5081 5088 8 TOTAL NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS

 639 D70004 Num 5089 5096 8 TOTAL PSNS: URBAN

 640 D70005 Num 5097 5104 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL

 641 D70006 Num 5105 5112 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL-FARM

 642 D70007 Num 5113 5120 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL-NONFARM

 643 D70008 Num 5121 5128 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS

 644 D70009 Num 5129 5136 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS

 645 D70010 Num 5137 5144 8 WHT PSNS

 646 D70011 Num 5145 5152 8 WHT MALE PSNS

 647 D70012 Num 5153 5160 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS

 648 D70013 Num 5161 5168 8 BLK PSNS

 649 D70014 Num 5169 5176 8 BLK MALE PSNS

 650 D70015 Num 5177 5184 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS

 651 D70016 Num 5185 5192 8 HISP PSNS

 652 D70017 Num 5193 5200 8 HISP MALE PSNS

 653 D70018 Num 5201 5208 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS

 654 D70019 Num 5209 5216 8 TOTAL PSNS:0-4 YRS

 655 D70020 Num 5217 5224 8 TOTAL PSNS:5-9 YRS

 656 D70021 Num 5225 5232 8 TOTAL PSNS:10-14 YRS

 657 D70022 Num 5233 5240 8 TOTAL PSNS:15-19 YRS

 658 D70023 Num 5241 5248 8 TOTAL PSNS:20-24 YRS

 659 D70024 Num 5249 5256 8 TOTAL PSNS:25-29 YRS

 660 D70025 Num 5257 5264 8 TOTAL PSNS:30-34 YRS

 661 D70026 Num 5265 5272 8 TOTAL PSNS:35-39 YRS

 662 D70027 Num 5273 5280 8 TOTAL PSNS:40-44 YRS

 663 D70028 Num 5281 5288 8 TOTAL PSNS:45-49 YRS

 664 D70029 Num 5289 5296 8 TOTAL PSNS:50-54 YRS

 665 D70030 Num 5297 5304 8 TOTAL PSNS:55-59 YRS

 666 D70031 Num 5305 5312 8 TOTAL PSNS:60-64 YRS

 667 D70032 Num 5313 5320 8 TOTAL PSNS:65-69 YRS

 668 D70033 Num 5321 5328 8 TOTAL PSNS:70-74 YRS

 669 D70034 Num 5329 5336 8 TOTAL PSNS:75 AND OVER

 670 D70035 Num 5337 5344 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:0-4 YRS

 671 D70036 Num 5345 5352 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:5-9 YRS

 672 D70037 Num 5353 5360 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:10-14 YRS

 673 D70038 Num 5361 5368 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:15-19 YRS

 674 D70039 Num 5369 5376 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:20-24 YRS

 675 D70040 Num 5377 5384 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:25-29 YRS
A-18

 676 D70041 Num 5385 5392 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:30-34 YRS

 677 D70042 Num 5393 5400 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:35-39 YRS

 678 D70043 Num 5401 5408 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:40-44 YRS

 679 D70044 Num 5409 5416 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:45-49 YRS

 680 D70045 Num 5417 5424 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:50-54 YRS

 681 D70046 Num 5425 5432 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:55-59 YRS

 682 D70047 Num 5433 5440 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:60-64 YRS

 683 D70048 Num 5441 5448 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:65-69 YRS

 684 D70049 Num 5449 5456 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:70-74 YRS

 685 D70050 Num 5457 5464 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:75 AND OVER

 686 D70051 Num 5465 5472 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:0-4 YRS

 687 D70052 Num 5473 5480 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:5-9 YRS

 688 D70053 Num 5481 5488 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:10-14 YRS

 689 D70054 Num 5489 5496 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:15-19 YRS

 690 D70055 Num 5497 5504 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:20-24 YRS

 691 D70056 Num 5505 5512 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:25-29 YRS

 692 D70057 Num 5513 5520 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:30-34 YRS

 693 D70058 Num 5521 5528 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:35-39 YRS

 694 D70059 Num 5529 5536 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:40-44 YRS

 695 D70060 Num 5537 5544 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:45-49 YRS

 696 D70061 Num 5545 5552 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:50-54 YRS

 697 D70062 Num 5553 5560 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:55-59 YRS

 698 D70063 Num 5561 5568 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:60-64 YRS

 699 D70064 Num 5569 5576 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:65-69 YRS

 700 D70065 Num 5577 5584 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:70-74 YRS

 701 D70066 Num 5585 5592 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:75 AND OVER

 702 D70067 Num 5593 5600 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:0-4 YRS

 703 D70068 Num 5601 5608 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:5-9 YRS

 704 D70069 Num 5609 5616 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:10-14 YRS

 705 D70070 Num 5617 5624 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:15-19 YRS

 706 D70071 Num 5625 5632 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:20-24 YRS

 707 D70072 Num 5633 5640 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:25-29 YRS

 708 D70073 Num 5641 5648 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:30-34 YRS

 709 D70074 Num 5649 5656 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:35-39 YRS

 710 D70075 Num 5657 5664 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:40-44 YRS

 711 D70076 Num 5665 5672 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:45-49 YRS

 712 D70077 Num 5673 5680 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:50-54 YRS

 713 D70078 Num 5681 5688 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:55-59 YRS

 714 D70079 Num 5689 5696 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:60-64 YRS

 715 D70080 Num 5697 5704 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:65-69 YRS

 716 D70081 Num 5705 5712 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:70-74 YRS
A-19

 717 D70082 Num 5713 5720 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS:75 AND OVER

 718 D70083 Num 5721 5728 8 WHT MALE PSNS:0-4 YRS

 719 D70084 Num 5729 5736 8 WHT MALE PSNS:5-9 YRS

 720 D70085 Num 5737 5744 8 WHT MALE PSNS:10-14 YRS

 721 D70086 Num 5745 5752 8 WHT MALE PSNS:15-19 YRS

 722 D70087 Num 5753 5760 8 WHT MALE PSNS:20-24 YRS

 723 D70088 Num 5761 5768 8 WHT MALE PSNS:25-29 YRS

 724 D70089 Num 5769 5776 8 WHT MALE PSNS:30-34 YRS

 725 D70090 Num 5777 5784 8 WHT MALE PSNS:35-39 YRS

 726 D70091 Num 5785 5792 8 WHT MALE PSNS:40-44 YRS

 727 D70092 Num 5793 5800 8 WHT MALE PSNS:45-49 YRS

 728 D70093 Num 5801 5808 8 WHT MALE PSNS:50-54 YRS

 729 D70094 Num 5809 5816 8 WHT MALE PSNS:55-59 YRS

 730 D70095 Num 5817 5824 8 WHT MALE PSNS:60-64 YRS

 731 D70096 Num 5825 5832 8 WHT MALE PSNS:65-69 YRS

 732 D70097 Num 5833 5840 8 WHT MALE PSNS:70-74 YRS

 733 D70098 Num 5841 5848 8 WHT MALE PSNS:75 AND OVER

 734 D70099 Num 5849 5856 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:0-4 YRS

 735 D70100 Num 5857 5864 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:5-9 YRS

 736 D70101 Num 5865 5872 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:10-14 YRS

 737 D70102 Num 5873 5880 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:15-19 YRS

 738 D70103 Num 5881 5888 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:20-24 YRS

 739 D70104 Num 5889 5896 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:25-29 YRS

 740 D70105 Num 5897 5904 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:30-34 YRS

 741 D70106 Num 5905 5912 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:35-39 YRS

 742 D70107 Num 5913 5920 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:40-44 YRS

 743 D70108 Num 5921 5928 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:45-49 YRS

 744 D70109 Num 5929 5936 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:50-54 YRS

 745 D70110 Num 5937 5944 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:55-59 YRS

 746 D70111 Num 5945 5952 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:60-64 YRS

 747 D70112 Num 5953 5960 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:65-69 YRS

 748 D70113 Num 5961 5968 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:70-74 YRS

 749 D70114 Num 5969 5976 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS:75 AND OVER

 750 D70115 Num 5977 5984 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:0-4 YRS

 751 D70116 Num 5985 5992 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:5-9 YRS

 752 D70117 Num 5993 6000 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:10-14 YRS

 753 D70118 Num 6001 6008 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:15-19 YRS

 754 D70119 Num 6009 6016 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:20-24 YRS

 755 D70120 Num 6017 6024 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:25-29 YRS

 756 D70121 Num 6025 6032 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:30-34 YRS

 757 D70122 Num 6033 6040 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:35-39 YRS
A-20

 758 D70123 Num 6041 6048 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:40-44 YRS

 759 D70124 Num 6049 6056 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:45-49 YRS

 760 D70125 Num 6057 6064 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:50-54 YRS

 761 D70126 Num 6065 6072 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:55-59 YRS

 762 D70127 Num 6073 6080 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:60-64 YRS

 763 D70128 Num 6081 6088 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:65-69 YRS

 764 D70129 Num 6089 6096 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:70-74 YRS

 765 D70130 Num 6097 6104 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS:75 AND OVER

 766 D70131 Num 6105 6112 8 BLK MALE PSNS:0-4 YRS

 767 D70132 Num 6113 6120 8 BLK MALE PSNS:5-9 YRS

 768 D70133 Num 6121 6128 8 BLK MALE PSNS:10-14 YRS

 769 D70134 Num 6129 6136 8 BLK MALE PSNS:15-19 YRS

 770 D70135 Num 6137 6144 8 BLK MALE PSNS:20-24 YRS

 771 D70136 Num 6145 6152 8 BLK MALE PSNS:25-29 YRS

 772 D70137 Num 6153 6160 8 BLK MALE PSNS:30-34 YRS

 773 D70138 Num 6161 6168 8 BLK MALE PSNS:35-39 YRS

 774 D70139 Num 6169 6176 8 BLK MALE PSNS:40-44 YRS

 775 D70140 Num 6177 6184 8 BLK MALE PSNS:45-49 YRS

 776 D70141 Num 6185 6192 8 BLK MALE PSNS:50-54 YRS

 777 D70142 Num 6193 6200 8 BLK MALE PSNS:55-59 YRS

 778 D70143 Num 6201 6208 8 BLK MALE PSNS:60-64 YRS

 779 D70144 Num 6209 6216 8 BLK MALE PSNS:65-69 YRS

 780 D70145 Num 6217 6224 8 BLK MALE PSNS:70-74 YRS

 781 D70146 Num 6225 6232 8 BLK MALE PSNS:75 AND OVER

 782 D70147 Num 6233 6240 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:0-4 YRS

 783 D70148 Num 6241 6248 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:5-9 YRS

 784 D70149 Num 6249 6256 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:10-14 YRS

 785 D70150 Num 6257 6264 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:15-19 YRS

 786 D70151 Num 6265 6272 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:20-24 YRS

 787 D70152 Num 6273 6280 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:25-29 YRS

 788 D70153 Num 6281 6288 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:30-34 YRS

 789 D70154 Num 6289 6296 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:35-39 YRS

 790 D70155 Num 6297 6304 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:40-44 YRS

 791 D70156 Num 6305 6312 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:45-49 YRS

 792 D70157 Num 6313 6320 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:50-54 YRS

 793 D70158 Num 6321 6328 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:55-59 YRS

 794 D70159 Num 6329 6336 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:60-64 YRS

 795 D70160 Num 6337 6344 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:65-69 YRS

 796 D70161 Num 6345 6352 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:70-74 YRS

 797 D70162 Num 6353 6360 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS:75 AND OVER

 798 D70163 Num 6361 6368 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:0-4 YRS
A-21

 799 D70164 Num 6369 6376 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:5-9 YRS

 800 D70165 Num 6377 6384 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:10-14 YRS

 801 D70166 Num 6385 6392 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:15-19 YRS

 802 D70167 Num 6393 6400 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:20-24 YRS

 803 D70168 Num 6401 6408 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:25-29 YRS

 804 D70169 Num 6409 6416 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:30-34 YRS

 805 D70170 Num 6417 6424 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:35-39 YRS

 806 D70171 Num 6425 6432 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:40-44 YRS

 807 D70172 Num 6433 6440 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:45-49 YRS

 808 D70173 Num 6441 6448 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:50-54 YRS

 809 D70174 Num 6449 6456 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:55-59 YRS

 810 D70175 Num 6457 6464 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:60-64 YRS

 811 D70176 Num 6465 6472 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:65-69 YRS

 812 D70177 Num 6473 6480 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:70-74 YRS

 813 D70178 Num 6481 6488 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS:75 AND OVER

 814 D70179 Num 6489 6496 8 HISP MALE PSNS:0-4 YRS

 815 D70180 Num 6497 6504 8 HISP MALE PSNS:5-9 YRS

 816 D70181 Num 6505 6512 8 HISP MALE PSNS:10-14 YRS

 817 D70182 Num 6513 6520 8 HISP MALE PSNS:15-19 YRS

 818 D70183 Num 6521 6528 8 HISP MALE PSNS:20-24 YRS

 819 D70184 Num 6529 6536 8 HISP MALE PSNS:25-29 YRS

 820 D70185 Num 6537 6544 8 HISP MALE PSNS:30-34 YRS

 821 D70186 Num 6545 6552 8 HISP MALE PSNS:35-39 YRS

 822 D70187 Num 6553 6560 8 HISP MALE PSNS:40-44 YRS

 823 D70188 Num 6561 6568 8 HISP MALE PSNS:45-49 YRS

 824 D70189 Num 6569 6576 8 HISP MALE PSNS:50-54 YRS

 825 D70190 Num 6577 6584 8 HISP MALE PSNS:55-59 YRS

 826 D70191 Num 6585 6592 8 HISP MALE PSNS:60-64 YRS

 827 D70192 Num 6593 6600 8 HISP MALE PSNS:65-69 YRS

 828 D70193 Num 6601 6608 8 HISP MALE PSNS:70-74 YRS

 829 D70194 Num 6609 6616 8 HISP MALE PSNS:75 AND OVER

 830 D70195 Num 6617 6624 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:0-4 YRS

 831 D70196 Num 6625 6632 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:5-9 YRS

 832 D70197 Num 6633 6640 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:10-14 YRS

 833 D70198 Num 6641 6648 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:15-19 YRS

 834 D70199 Num 6649 6656 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:20-24 YRS

 835 D70200 Num 6657 6664 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:25-29 YRS

 836 D70201 Num 6665 6672 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:30-34 YRS

 837 D70202 Num 6673 6680 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:35-39 YRS

 838 D70203 Num 6681 6688 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:40-44 YRS

 839 D70204 Num 6689 6696 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:45-49 YRS
A-22

 840 D70205 Num 6697 6704 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:50-54 YRS

 841 D70206 Num 6705 6712 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:55-59 YRS

 842 D70207 Num 6713 6720 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:60-64 YRS

 843 D70208 Num 6721 6728 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:65-69 YRS

 844 D70209 Num 6729 6736 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:70-74 YRS

 845 D70210 Num 6737 6744 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS:75 AND OVER

 846 D70211 Num 6745 6752 8 HUS-WIFE FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 847 D70212 Num 6753 6760 8 HUS-WIFE FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 6

 848 D70213 Num 6761 6768 8 HUS-WIFE FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 6

 849 D70214 Num 6769 6776 8 MALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 850 D70215 Num 6777 6784 8 MALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 6

 851 D70216 Num 6785 6792 8 MALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 6

 852 D70217 Num 6793 6800 8 FEMALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 853 D70218 Num 6801 6808 8 FEMALE HD FAM: W/OWN CHILD UNDER 6

 854 D70219 Num 6809 6816 8 FEMALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 6

 855 D70220 Num 6817 6824 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: NEVER MARRIED

 856 D70221 Num 6825 6832 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: MARR,SPOUSE PRESENT

 857 D70222 Num 6833 6840 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: MARR,SPOUSE ABSENT

 858 D70223 Num 6841 6848 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: SEPARATED

 859 D70224 Num 6849 6856 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: WIDOWED

 860 D70225 Num 6857 6864 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: DIVORCED

 861 D70226 Num 6865 6872 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: NEVER MARRIED

 862 D70227 Num 6873 6880 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: MARR,SPOUSE PRESENT

 863 D70228 Num 6881 6888 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: MARR,SPOUSE ABSENT

 864 D70229 Num 6889 6896 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: SEPARATED

 865 D70230 Num 6897 6904 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: WIDOWED

 866 D70231 Num 6905 6912 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: DIVORCED

 867 D70232 Num 6913 6920 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: NEVER MARRIED

 868 D70233 Num 6921 6928 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: MARR,SPOUSE PRESENT

 869 D70234 Num 6929 6936 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: MARR,SPOUSE ABSENT

 870 D70235 Num 6937 6944 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: SEPARATED

 871 D70236 Num 6945 6952 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: WIDOWED

 872 D70237 Num 6953 6960 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: DIVORCED

 873 D70238 Num 6961 6968 8 EVER MARRIED 14-54 YRS: WIDOWED ONLY

 874 D70239 Num 6969 6976 8 EVER MARRIED 14-54 YRS: DIVORCED ONLY

 875 D70240 Num 6977 6984 8 EVER MARRIED 14-54 YRS: WIDOWED/DIVORCED

 876 D70241 Num 6985 6992 8 EVER MARRIED 14-54 YRS: NIETHER WID/DIV

 877 D70242 Num 6993 7000 8 NATIVE PSNS: UNDER 18 YRS

 878 D70243 Num 7001 7008 8 NATIVE PSNS: 18 YRS

 879 D70244 Num 7009 7016 8 NATIVE PSNS: 19 YRS

 880 D70245 Num 7017 7024 8 NATIVE PSNS: 20 YRS
A-23

 881 D70246 Num 7025 7032 8 NATIVE PSNS: 21 YRS AND OVER

 882 D70247 Num 7033 7040 8 FOREIGN BORN, NATURALIZED: UNDER 18 YRS

 883 D70248 Num 7041 7048 8 FOREIGN BORN, NATURALIZED: 18 YRS

 884 D70249 Num 7049 7056 8 FOREIGN BORN, NATURALIZED: 19 YRS

 885 D70250 Num 7057 7064 8 FOREIGN BORN, NATURALIZED: 20 YRS

 886 D70251 Num 7065 7072 8 FOREIGN BORN, NATURALIZED: 21 YRS+

 887 D70252 Num 7073 7080 8 FOREIGN BORN, ALIEN: UNDER 18 YRS

 888 D70253 Num 7081 7088 8 FOREIGN BORN, ALIEN: 18 YRS

 889 D70254 Num 7089 7096 8 FOREIGN BORN, ALIEN: 19 YRS

 890 D70255 Num 7097 7104 8 FOREIGN BORN, ALIEN: 20 YRS

 891 D70256 Num 7105 7112 8 FOREIGN BORN, ALIEN: 21 YRS AND OVER

 892 D70257 Num 7113 7120 8 YEAR OF IMMIGRATION: 1960-70

 893 D70258 Num 7121 7128 8 YEAR OF IMMIGRATION: 1945-59

 894 D70259 Num 7129 7136 8 YEAR OF IMMIGRATION: 1925-44

 895 D70260 Num 7137 7144 8 YEAR OF IMMIGRATION: BEFORE 1925

 896 D70261 Num 7145 7152 8 YEAR OF IMMIGRATION: NOT REPORTED

 897 D70262 Num 7153 7160 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN STATE OF RESIDENCE

 898 D70263 Num 7161 7168 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN NORTHEAST

 899 D70264 Num 7169 7176 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN NORTH CENTRAL

 900 D70265 Num 7177 7184 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN SOUTH

 901 D70266 Num 7185 7192 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN WEST

 902 D70267 Num 7193 7200 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN ELSEWHERE

 903 D70268 Num 7201 7208 8 BIRTHPLACE: STATE OF BIRTH NOT REPORTED

 904 D70269 Num 7209 7216 8 RES IN 1965: SAME HOUSE

 905 D70270 Num 7217 7224 8 RES IN 1965: SAME COUNTY

 906 D70271 Num 7225 7232 8 RES IN 1965: SAME STATE

 907 D70272 Num 7233 7240 8 RES IN 1965: NORTHEAST

 908 D70273 Num 7241 7248 8 RES IN 1965: NORTH CENTRAL

 909 D70274 Num 7249 7256 8 RES IN 1965: SOUTH

 910 D70275 Num 7257 7264 8 RES IN 1965: WEST

 911 D70276 Num 7265 7272 8 RES IN 1965: ABROAD, IN ARMED FORCES

 912 D70277 Num 7273 7280 8 RES IN 1965: ABROAD, NOT IN ARMED FORCES

 913 D70278 Num 7281 7288 8 RES IN 1965: MOVED,NOT REPORTED

 914 D70279 Num 7289 7296 8 METRO RES 1970: SAME SMSA/SAME HUSE 1965

 915 D70280 Num 7297 7304 8 METRO RES 1970: SAME SMSA/CENT CITY 1965

 916 D70281 Num 7305 7312 8 METRO RES 1970: SAME SMSA/REMAINDER 1965

 917 D70282 Num 7313 7320 8 METRO RES 1970:DIFF SMSA:NORTH/WEST 1965

 918 D70283 Num 7321 7328 8 METRO RES 1970: DIFF SMSA: SOUTH 1965

 919 D70284 Num 7329 7336 8 METRO RES 1970: ABROAD 1965

 920 D70285 Num 7337 7344 8 METRO RES 1970: RES IN 1965 NOT REPORTED

 921 D70286 Num 7345 7352 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: NO SCHOOL
A-24

 922 D70287 Num 7353 7360 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 1-4TH GRADE

 923 D70288 Num 7361 7368 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 5-6TH GRADE

 924 D70289 Num 7369 7376 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 7TH GRADE

 925 D70290 Num 7377 7384 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 8TH GRADE

 926 D70291 Num 7385 7392 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11 GRADE

 927 D70292 Num 7393 7400 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: 12 GRADE

 928 D70293 Num 7401 7408 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 1-3 YRS

 929 D70294 Num 7409 7416 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 4 YRS

 930 D70295 Num 7417 7424 8 TOTAL PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 5 YRS+

 931 D70296 Num 7425 7432 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: NO SCHOOL

 932 D70297 Num 7433 7440 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 1-4TH GRADE

 933 D70298 Num 7441 7448 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 5-6TH GRADE

 934 D70299 Num 7449 7456 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 7TH GRADE

 935 D70300 Num 7457 7464 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 8TH GRADE

 936 D70301 Num 7465 7472 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11 GRADE

 937 D70302 Num 7473 7480 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 12 GRADE

 938 D70303 Num 7481 7488 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 1-3 YRS

 939 D70304 Num 7489 7496 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 4 YRS

 940 D70305 Num 7497 7504 8 MALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 5 YRS+

 941 D70306 Num 7505 7512 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: NO SCHOOL

 942 D70307 Num 7513 7520 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 1-4TH GRADE

 943 D70308 Num 7521 7528 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 5-6TH GRADE

 944 D70309 Num 7529 7536 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 7TH GRADE

 945 D70310 Num 7537 7544 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 8TH GRADE

 946 D70311 Num 7545 7552 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11 GRADE

 947 D70312 Num 7553 7560 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: 12 GRADE

 948 D70313 Num 7561 7568 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 1-3 YRS

 949 D70314 Num 7569 7576 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 4 YRS

 950 D70315 Num 7577 7584 8 FEMALE PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE 5 YRS+

 951 D80001 Num 7585 7592 8 TOTAL PSNS

 952 D80002 Num 7593 7600 8 TOTAL NUMBER OF FAMILIES

 953 D80003 Num 7601 7608 8 TOTAL NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS, REC 1, 1980

 954 D80004 Num 7609 7616 8 TOTAL PSNS: INSIDE URBANIZED AREAS

 955 D80005 Num 7617 7624 8 TOTAL PSNS: URBAN

 956 D80006 Num 7625 7632 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL

 957 D80007 Num 7633 7640 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL FARM (1980 DEF)

 958 D80008 Num 7641 7648 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL NONFARM (1980 DEF)

 959 D80009 Num 7649 7656 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL FARM (1970 DEF)

 960 D80010 Num 7657 7664 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL NONFARM (1970 DEF)

 961 D80011 Num 7665 7672 8 TOTAL PSNS: WHITE
A-25

 962 D80012 Num 7673 7680 8 TOTAL PSNS: BLK

 963 D80013 Num 7681 7688 8 PSNS OF HSPANIC ORIGIN: TOTAL

 964 D80014 Num 7689 7696 8 PSNS OF HSPANIC ORIGIN: WHITE

 965 D80015 Num 7697 7704 8 PSNS OF HSPANIC ORIGIN: BLACK

 966 D80016 Num 7705 7712 8 TOTAL PSNS

 967 D80017 Num 7713 7720 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS

 968 D80018 Num 7721 7728 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS

 969 D80019 Num 7729 7736 8 TOTAL WHT PSNS

 970 D80020 Num 7737 7744 8 TOTAL WHT MALE PSNS

 971 D80021 Num 7745 7752 8 TOTAL WHT FEMALE PSNS

 972 D80022 Num 7753 7760 8 TOTAL BLK PSNS

 973 D80023 Num 7761 7768 8 TOTAL BLK MALE PSNS

 974 D80024 Num 7769 7776 8 TOTAL BLK FEMALE PSNS

 975 D80025 Num 7777 7784 8 TOTAL HISP PSNS

 976 D80026 Num 7785 7792 8 TOTAL HISP MALE PSNS

 977 D80027 Num 7793 7800 8 TOTAL HISP FEMALE PSNS

 978 D80028 Num 7801 7808 8 TOTAL PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 979 D80029 Num 7809 7816 8 TOTAL PSNS:0-4 YRS

 980 D80030 Num 7817 7824 8 TOTAL PSNS:5-9 YRS

 981 D80031 Num 7825 7832 8 TOTAL PSNS:10-14 YRS

 982 D80032 Num 7833 7840 8 TOTAL PSNS:15-19 YRS

 983 D80033 Num 7841 7848 8 TOTAL PSNS:20-24 YRS

 984 D80034 Num 7849 7856 8 TOTAL PSNS:25-29 YRS

 985 D80035 Num 7857 7864 8 TOTAL PSNS:30-34 YRS

 986 D80036 Num 7865 7872 8 TOTAL PSNS:35-44 YRS

 987 D80037 Num 7873 7880 8 TOTAL PSNS:45-54 YRS

 988 D80038 Num 7881 7888 8 TOTAL PSNS:55-59 YRS

 989 D80039 Num 7889 7896 8 TOTAL PSNS:60-64 YRS

 990 D80040 Num 7897 7904 8 TOTAL PSNS:65-74 YRS

 991 D80041 Num 7905 7912 8 TOTAL PSNS:75-84 YRS

 992 D80042 Num 7913 7920 8 TOTAL PSNS:85 AND OVER

 993 D80043 Num 7921 7928 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YRS

 994 D80044 Num 7929 7936 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:0-4 YRS

 995 D80045 Num 7937 7944 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:5-9 YRS

 996 D80046 Num 7945 7952 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:10-14 YRS

 997 D80047 Num 7953 7960 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:15-19 YRS

 998 D80048 Num 7961 7968 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:20-24 YRS

 999 D80049 Num 7969 7976 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:25-29 YRS

 1000 D80050 Num 7977 7984 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:30-34 YRS

 1001 D80051 Num 7985 7992 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:35-44 YRS

 1002 D80052 Num 7993 8000 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:45-54 YRS
A-26

 1003 D80053 Num 8001 8008 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:55-59 YRS

 1004 D80054 Num 8009 8016 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:60-64 YRS

 1005 D80055 Num 8017 8024 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:65-74 YRS

 1006 D80056 Num 8025 8032 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:75-84 YRS

 1007 D80057 Num 8033 8040 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS:85 AND OVER

 1008 D80058 Num 8041 8048 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YRS

 1009 D80059 Num 8049 8056 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:0-4 YRS

 1010 D80060 Num 8057 8064 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:5-9 YRS

 1011 D80061 Num 8065 8072 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:10-14 YRS

 1012 D80062 Num 8073 8080 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:15-19 YRS

 1013 D80063 Num 8081 8088 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:20-24 YRS

 1014 D80064 Num 8089 8096 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:25-29 YRS

 1015 D80065 Num 8097 8104 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:30-34 YRS

 1016 D80066 Num 8105 8112 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:35-44 YRS

 1017 D80067 Num 8113 8120 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:45-54 YRS

 1018 D80068 Num 8121 8128 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:55-59 YRS

 1019 D80069 Num 8129 8136 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:60-64 YRS

 1020 D80070 Num 8137 8144 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:65-74 YRS

 1021 D80071 Num 8145 8152 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:75-84 YRS

 1022 D80072 Num 8153 8160 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS:85 AND OVER

 1023 D80073 Num 8161 8168 8 WHITE PSNS: UNDER 5 YRS

 1024 D80074 Num 8169 8176 8 WHITE PSNS: 5 TO 14 YRS

 1025 D80075 Num 8177 8184 8 WHITE PSNS: 15-59 YRS

 1026 D80076 Num 8185 8192 8 WHITE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1027 D80077 Num 8193 8200 8 WHITE PSNS: 65 YRS AND OLDER

 1028 D80078 Num 8201 8208 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YRS

 1029 D80079 Num 8209 8216 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 5-14 YRS

 1030 D80080 Num 8217 8224 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 15-59 YRS

 1031 D80081 Num 8225 8232 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1032 D80082 Num 8233 8240 8 WHITE MALE PSNS: 65 AND OVER

 1033 D80083 Num 8241 8248 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YRS

 1034 D80084 Num 8249 8256 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 5-14 YRS

 1035 D80085 Num 8257 8264 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 15-59 YRS

 1036 D80086 Num 8265 8272 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1037 D80087 Num 8273 8280 8 WHITE FEMALE PSNS: 65 AND OVER

 1038 D80088 Num 8281 8288 8 BLK PSNS: UNDER 5 YRS

 1039 D80089 Num 8289 8296 8 BLK PSNS: 5 TO 14 YRS

 1040 D80090 Num 8297 8304 8 BLK PSNS: 15-59 YRS

 1041 D80091 Num 8305 8312 8 BLK PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1042 D80092 Num 8313 8320 8 BLK PSNS: 65 YRS AND OLDER

 1043 D80093 Num 8321 8328 8 BLK MALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YRS
A-27

 1044 D80094 Num 8329 8336 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 5-14 YRS

 1045 D80095 Num 8337 8344 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 15-59 YRS

 1046 D80096 Num 8345 8352 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1047 D80097 Num 8353 8360 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 65 AND OVER

 1048 D80098 Num 8361 8368 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 5 YRS

 1049 D80099 Num 8369 8376 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 5-14 YRS

 1050 D80100 Num 8377 8384 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 15-59 YRS

 1051 D80101 Num 8385 8392 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1052 D80102 Num 8393 8400 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 65 AND OVER

 1053 D80103 Num 8401 8408 8 TOTAL HISP ORIGIN PSNS:UNDER 5 YRS

 1054 D80104 Num 8409 8416 8 TOTAL HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 5 TO 14 YRS

 1055 D80105 Num 8417 8424 8 TOTAL HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 15 TO 59 YRS

 1056 D80106 Num 8425 8432 8 TOTAL HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 60 TO 64 YRS

 1057 D80107 Num 8433 8440 8 TOTAL HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 65 YRS AND OVER.

 1058 D80108 Num 8441 8448 8 TOTAL MALE HISP ORIGIN PSNS:UNDER 5 YRS

 1059 D80109 Num 8449 8456 8 TOTAL MALE HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 5-14 YRS

 1060 D80110 Num 8457 8464 8 TOTAL MALE HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 15-59 YRS

 1061 D80111 Num 8465 8472 8 TOTAL MALE HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1062 D80112 Num 8473 8480 8 TOTAL MALE HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 65 YRS+

 1063 D80113 Num 8481 8488 8 TOTAL FEMALE HISP ORIGIN PSNS:UNDER 5

 1064 D80114 Num 8489 8496 8 TOTAL FEMALE HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 5-14 YRS

 1065 D80115 Num 8497 8504 8 TOTAL FEMALE HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 15-59 YRS

 1066 D80116 Num 8505 8512 8 TOTAL FEMALE HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1067 D80117 Num 8513 8520 8 TOTAL FEMALE HISP ORIGIN PSNS: 65 YRS+

 1068 D80118 Num 8521 8528 8 TTL HUS-WIFE FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1069 D80119 Num 8529 8536 8 TTL HUS-WIFE FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1070 D80120 Num 8537 8544 8 TTL MALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1071 D80121 Num 8545 8552 8 TTL MALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1072 D80122 Num 8553 8560 8 TTL FEMALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1073 D80123 Num 8561 8568 8 TTL FEMALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1074 D80124 Num 8569 8576 8 TTL NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDS

 1075 D80125 Num 8577 8584 8 WHT HUS-WIFE FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1076 D80126 Num 8585 8592 8 WHT HUS-WIFE FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1077 D80127 Num 8593 8600 8 WHT MALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1078 D80128 Num 8601 8608 8 WHT MALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1079 D80129 Num 8609 8616 8 WHT FEMALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1080 D80130 Num 8617 8624 8 WHT FEMALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1081 D80131 Num 8625 8632 8 WHT NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDS

 1082 D80132 Num 8633 8640 8 BLK HUS-WIFE FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1083 D80133 Num 8641 8648 8 BLK HUS-WIFE FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1084 D80134 Num 8649 8656 8 BLK MALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18
A-28

 1085 D80135 Num 8657 8664 8 BLK MALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1086 D80136 Num 8665 8672 8 BLK FEMALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1087 D80137 Num 8673 8680 8 BLK FEMALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1088 D80138 Num 8681 8688 8 BLK NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDS

 1089 D80139 Num 8689 8696 8 HISP HUS-WIFE FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1090 D80140 Num 8697 8704 8 HISP HUS-WIFE FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1091 D80141 Num 8705 8712 8 HISP MALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1092 D80142 Num 8713 8720 8 HISP MALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1093 D80143 Num 8721 8728 8 HISP FEMALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 1

 1094 D80144 Num 8729 8736 8 HISP FEMALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1095 D80145 Num 8737 8744 8 HISP NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDS

 1096 D80146 Num 8745 8752 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: SINGLE

 1097 D80147 Num 8753 8760 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: MARRIED

 1098 D80148 Num 8761 8768 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: SEPARATED

 1099 D80149 Num 8769 8776 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: WIDOWED

 1100 D80150 Num 8777 8784 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: DIVORCED

 1101 D80151 Num 8785 8792 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: SINGLE

 1102 D80152 Num 8793 8800 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: MARRIED

 1103 D80153 Num 8801 8808 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: SEPARATED

 1104 D80154 Num 8809 8816 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: WIDOWED

 1105 D80155 Num 8817 8824 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: DIVORCED

 1106 D80156 Num 8825 8832 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: SINGLE

 1107 D80157 Num 8833 8840 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: MARRIED

 1108 D80158 Num 8841 8848 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: SEPARATED

 1109 D80159 Num 8849 8856 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: WIDOWED

 1110 D80160 Num 8857 8864 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: DIVORCED

 1111 D80161 Num 8865 8872 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN STATE OF RESIDENCE

 1112 D80162 Num 8873 8880 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN DIFFERENT STATE

 1113 D80163 Num 8881 8888 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN ABROAD

 1114 D80164 Num 8889 8896 8 BIRTHPLACE: FOREIGN BORN PSNS

 1115 D80165 Num 8897 8904 8 RES IN 1975: SAME HOUSE

 1116 D80166 Num 8905 8912 8 RES IN 1975: SAME COUNTY

 1117 D80167 Num 8913 8920 8 RES IN 1975: SAME STATE

 1118 D80168 Num 8921 8928 8 RES IN 1975: NORTHEAST

 1119 D80169 Num 8929 8936 8 RES IN 1975: NORTH CENTRAL

 1120 D80170 Num 8937 8944 8 RES IN 1975: SOUTH

 1121 D80171 Num 8945 8952 8 RES IN 1975: WEST

 1122 D80172 Num 8953 8960 8 RES IN 1975: ABROAD

 1123 D80173 Num 8961 8968 8 METRO RES 1980: SAME SMSA/CENT CITY 1975

 1124 D80174 Num 8969 8976 8 METRO RES 1980: SAME SMSA/REMAINDER 1975

 1125 D80175 Num 8977 8984 8 METRO RES 1980: DIFF SMSA 1975
A-29

 1126 D80176 Num 8985 8992 8 METRO RES 1980: NOT IN SMSA 1975

 1127 D80177 Num 8993 9000 8 NONMETRO RES 1980: IN SMSA 1975

 1128 D80178 Num 9001 9008 8 NONMETRO RES 1980: NOT IN SMSA 1975

 1129 D80179 Num 9009 9016 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: 0-8TH GRADE

 1130 D80180 Num 9017 9024 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11TH GRADE

 1131 D80181 Num 9025 9032 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: 12TH GRADE

 1132 D80182 Num 9033 9040 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE (1-3 YRS)

 1133 D80183 Num 9041 9048 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE (4+ YRS)

 1134 D80184 Num 9049 9056 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: 0-8TH GRADE

 1135 D80185 Num 9057 9064 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11TH GRADE

 1136 D80186 Num 9065 9072 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: 12TH GRADE

 1137 D80187 Num 9073 9080 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE (1-3 YRS)

 1138 D80188 Num 9081 9088 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE (4+ YRS)

 1139 D80189 Num 9089 9096 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: 0-8TH GRADE

 1140 D80190 Num 9097 9104 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11TH GRADE

 1141 D80191 Num 9105 9112 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: 12TH GRADE

 1142 D80192 Num 9113 9120 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE (1-3 YRS)

 1143 D80193 Num 9121 9128 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE (4+ YRS)

 1144 D80194 Num 9129 9136 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: 0-8TH GRADE

 1145 D80195 Num 9137 9144 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-11TH GRADE

 1146 D80196 Num 9145 9152 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: 12TH GRADE

 1147 D80197 Num 9153 9160 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE (1-3 YRS)

 1148 D80198 Num 9161 9168 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: COLLEGE (4+ YRS)

 1149 D80FLG1 Char 9169 9169 1 TOTAL POPULATION SUPPRESSION FLAG

 1150 D80FLG2 Char 9170 9170 1 WHITE POPULATION SUPPRESSION FLAG

 1151 D80FLG3 Char 9171 9171 1 BLACK POPULATION SUPPRESSION FLAG

 1152 D80FLG4 Char 9172 9172 1 HISPANIC POPULATION SUPPRESSION FLAG

 1153 D90001 Num 9173 9180 8 TOTAL PERSONS

 1154 D90002 Num 9181 9188 8 TOTAL NUMBER OF FAMILIES

 1155 D90003 Num 9189 9196 8 TOTAL NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS

 1156 D90004 Num 9197 9204 8 TOTAL PSNS: INSIDE URBANIZED AREA

 1157 D90005 Num 9205 9212 8 TOTAL PSNS: OUTSIDE URBANIZED AREA

 1158 D90006 Num 9213 9220 8 TOTAL PSNS: URBAN

 1159 D90007 Num 9221 9228 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL

 1160 D90008 Num 9229 9236 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL FARM

 1161 D90009 Num 9237 9244 8 TOTAL PSNS: RURAL NONFARM

 1162 D90010 Num 9245 9252 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS

 1163 D90011 Num 9253 9260 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS

 1164 D90012 Num 9261 9268 8 TOTAL PSNS: WHITE

 1165 D90013 Num 9269 9276 8 TOTAL WHITE MALE PSNS
A-30

 1166 D90014 Num 9277 9284 8 TOTAL WHITE FEMALE PSNS

 1167 D90015 Num 9285 9292 8 TOTAL PSNS: BLACK

 1168 D90016 Num 9293 9300 8 TOTAL BLACK MALE PSNS

 1169 D90017 Num 9301 9308 8 TOTAL BLACK FEMALE PSNS

 1170 D90018 Num 9309 9316 8 PSNS OF HISPANIC ORIGIN: TOTAL

 1171 D90019 Num 9317 9324 8 PSNS OF HISPANIC ORIGIN: TOTAL MALE

 1172 D90020 Num 9325 9332 8 PSNS OF HISPANIC ORIGIN: TOTAL FEMALE

 1173 D90021 Num 9333 9340 8 PSNS OF HISPANIC ORIGIN: WHITE

 1174 D90022 Num 9341 9348 8 PSNS OF HISPANIC ORIGIN: BLACK

 1175 D90023 Num 9349 9356 8 TOTAL PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 1176 D90024 Num 9357 9364 8 TOTAL PSNS: 0-4 YRS

 1177 D90025 Num 9365 9372 8 TOTAL PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1178 D90026 Num 9373 9380 8 TOTAL PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 1179 D90027 Num 9381 9388 8 TOTAL PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1180 D90028 Num 9389 9396 8 TOTAL PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1181 D90029 Num 9397 9404 8 TOTAL PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1182 D90030 Num 9405 9412 8 TOTAL PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1183 D90031 Num 9413 9420 8 TOTAL PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 1184 D90032 Num 9421 9428 8 TOTAL PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1185 D90033 Num 9429 9436 8 TOTAL PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1186 D90034 Num 9437 9444 8 TOTAL PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1187 D90035 Num 9445 9452 8 TOTAL PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 1188 D90036 Num 9453 9460 8 TOTAL PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1189 D90037 Num 9461 9468 8 TOTAL PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 1190 D90038 Num 9469 9476 8 TOTAL PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1191 D90039 Num 9477 9484 8 TOTAL PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 1192 D90040 Num 9485 9492 8 TOTAL PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1193 D90041 Num 9493 9500 8 TOTAL PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1194 D90042 Num 9501 9508 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 1195 D90043 Num 9509 9516 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 0-4 YRS

 1196 D90044 Num 9517 9524 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1197 D90045 Num 9525 9532 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 1198 D90046 Num 9533 9540 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1199 D90047 Num 9541 9548 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1200 D90048 Num 9549 9556 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1201 D90049 Num 9557 9564 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1202 D90050 Num 9565 9572 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 1203 D90051 Num 9573 9580 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1204 D90052 Num 9581 9588 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1205 D90053 Num 9589 9596 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1206 D90054 Num 9597 9604 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS
A-31

 1207 D90055 Num 9605 9612 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1208 D90056 Num 9613 9620 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 1209 D90057 Num 9621 9628 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1210 D90058 Num 9629 9636 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 1211 D90059 Num 9637 9644 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1212 D90060 Num 9645 9652 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1213 D90061 Num 9653 9660 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: UNDER 1 YEAR

 1214 D90062 Num 9661 9668 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 0-4 YRS

 1215 D90063 Num 9669 9676 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1216 D90064 Num 9677 9684 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 1217 D90065 Num 9685 9692 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1218 D90066 Num 9693 9700 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1219 D90067 Num 9701 9708 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1220 D90068 Num 9709 9716 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1221 D90069 Num 9717 9724 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 1222 D90070 Num 9725 9732 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1223 D90071 Num 9733 9740 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1224 D90072 Num 9741 9748 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1225 D90073 Num 9749 9756 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 1226 D90074 Num 9757 9764 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1227 D90075 Num 9765 9772 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 1228 D90076 Num 9773 9780 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1229 D90077 Num 9781 9788 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 1230 D90078 Num 9789 9796 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1231 D90079 Num 9797 9804 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1232 D90080 Num 9805 9812 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 0-4 YRS

 1233 D90081 Num 9813 9820 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1234 D90082 Num 9821 9828 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 1235 D90083 Num 9829 9836 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1236 D90084 Num 9837 9844 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1237 D90085 Num 9845 9852 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1238 D90086 Num 9853 9860 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1239 D90087 Num 9861 9868 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 1240 D90088 Num 9869 9876 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1241 D90089 Num 9877 9884 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1242 D90090 Num 9885 9892 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1243 D90091 Num 9893 9900 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 1244 D90092 Num 9901 9908 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1245 D90093 Num 9909 9916 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 1246 D90094 Num 9917 9924 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1247 D90095 Num 9925 9932 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 75-79 YRS
A-32

 1248 D90096 Num 9933 9940 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1249 D90097 Num 9941 9948 8 TOTAL WHITE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1250 D90098 Num 9949 9956 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 0-4 YEYRS

 1251 D90099 Num 9957 9964 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1252 D90100 Num 9965 9972 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 1253 D90101 Num 9973 9980 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1254 D90102 Num 9981 9988 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1255 D90103 Num 9989 9996 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1256 D90104 Num 9997 10004 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1257 D90105 Num 10005 10012 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 1258 D90106 Num 10013 10020 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1259 D90107 Num 10021 10028 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1260 D90108 Num 10029 10036 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1261 D90109 Num 10037 10044 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 1262 D90110 Num 10045 10052 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1263 D90111 Num 10053 10060 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 1264 D90112 Num 10061 10068 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1265 D90113 Num 10069 10076 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 1266 D90114 Num 10077 10084 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1267 D90115 Num 10085 10092 8 WHT MALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1268 D90116 Num 10093 10100 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 0-4 YRS

 1269 D90117 Num 10101 10108 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1270 D90118 Num 10109 10116 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 1271 D90119 Num 10117 10124 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1272 D90120 Num 10125 10132 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1273 D90121 Num 10133 10140 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1274 D90122 Num 10141 10148 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1275 D90123 Num 10149 10156 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 1276 D90124 Num 10157 10164 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1277 D90125 Num 10165 10172 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1278 D90126 Num 10173 10180 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1279 D90127 Num 10181 10188 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 1280 D90128 Num 10189 10196 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1281 D90129 Num 10197 10204 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 1282 D90130 Num 10205 10212 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1283 D90131 Num 10213 10220 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 1284 D90132 Num 10221 10228 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1285 D90133 Num 10229 10236 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1286 D90134 Num 10237 10244 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 0-4 YRS

 1287 D90135 Num 10245 10252 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1288 D90136 Num 10253 10260 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 10-14 YRS
A-33

 1289 D90137 Num 10261 10268 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1290 D90138 Num 10269 10276 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1291 D90139 Num 10277 10284 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1292 D90140 Num 10285 10292 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1293 D90141 Num 10293 10300 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 1294 D90142 Num 10301 10308 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1295 D90143 Num 10309 10316 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1296 D90144 Num 10317 10324 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1297 D90145 Num 10325 10332 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 1298 D90146 Num 10333 10340 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1299 D90147 Num 10341 10348 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 1300 D90148 Num 10349 10356 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1301 D90149 Num 10357 10364 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 1302 D90150 Num 10365 10372 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1303 D90151 Num 10373 10380 8 TOTAL BLACK PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1304 D90152 Num 10381 10388 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 0-4 YRS

 1305 D90153 Num 10389 10396 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1306 D90154 Num 10397 10404 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 1307 D90155 Num 10405 10412 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1308 D90156 Num 10413 10420 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1309 D90157 Num 10421 10428 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1310 D90158 Num 10429 10436 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1311 D90159 Num 10437 10444 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 1312 D90160 Num 10445 10452 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1313 D90161 Num 10453 10460 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1314 D90162 Num 10461 10468 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1315 D90163 Num 10469 10476 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 1316 D90164 Num 10477 10484 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1317 D90165 Num 10485 10492 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 1318 D90166 Num 10493 10500 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1319 D90167 Num 10501 10508 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 1320 D90168 Num 10509 10516 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1321 D90169 Num 10517 10524 8 BLK MALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1322 D90170 Num 10525 10532 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 0-4 YRS

 1323 D90171 Num 10533 10540 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1324 D90172 Num 10541 10548 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 1325 D90173 Num 10549 10556 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1326 D90174 Num 10557 10564 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1327 D90175 Num 10565 10572 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1328 D90176 Num 10573 10580 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1329 D90177 Num 10581 10588 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS
A-34

 1330 D90178 Num 10589 10596 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1331 D90179 Num 10597 10604 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1332 D90180 Num 10605 10612 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1333 D90181 Num 10613 10620 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 1334 D90182 Num 10621 10628 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1335 D90183 Num 10629 10636 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 64-69 YRS

 1336 D90184 Num 10637 10644 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1337 D90185 Num 10645 10652 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 1338 D90186 Num 10653 10660 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1339 D90187 Num 10661 10668 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1340 D90188 Num 10669 10676 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 0-4 YRS

 1341 D90189 Num 10677 10684 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1342 D90190 Num 10685 10692 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 1343 D90191 Num 10693 10700 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1344 D90192 Num 10701 10708 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1345 D90193 Num 10709 10716 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1346 D90194 Num 10717 10724 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1347 D90195 Num 10725 10732 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 1348 D90196 Num 10733 10740 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1349 D90197 Num 10741 10748 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1350 D90198 Num 10749 10756 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1351 D90199 Num 10757 10764 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 1352 D90200 Num 10765 10772 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1353 D90201 Num 10773 10780 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 1354 D90202 Num 10781 10788 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1355 D90203 Num 10789 10796 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 1356 D90204 Num 10797 10804 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1357 D90205 Num 10805 10812 8 HISP ORIGIN TOTAL PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1358 D90206 Num 10813 10820 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 0-4 YRS

 1359 D90207 Num 10821 10828 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1360 D90208 Num 10829 10836 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 1361 D90209 Num 10837 10844 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1362 D90210 Num 10845 10852 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1363 D90211 Num 10853 10860 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1364 D90212 Num 10861 10868 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1365 D90213 Num 10869 10876 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 1366 D90214 Num 10877 10884 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1367 D90215 Num 10885 10892 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1368 D90216 Num 10893 10900 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1369 D90217 Num 10901 10908 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 1370 D90218 Num 10909 10916 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS
A-35

 1371 D90219 Num 10917 10924 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 1372 D90220 Num 10925 10932 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1373 D90221 Num 10933 10940 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 1374 D90222 Num 10941 10948 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1375 D90223 Num 10949 10956 8 HISP ORIGIN MALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1376 D90224 Num 10957 10964 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 0-4 YRS

 1377 D90225 Num 10965 10972 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 5-9 YRS

 1378 D90226 Num 10973 10980 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 10-14 YRS

 1379 D90227 Num 10981 10988 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 15-19 YRS

 1380 D90228 Num 10989 10996 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 20-24 YRS

 1381 D90229 Num 10997 11004 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 25-29 YRS

 1382 D90230 Num 11005 11012 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 30-34 YRS

 1383 D90231 Num 11013 11020 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 35-39 YRS

 1384 D90232 Num 11021 11028 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 40-44 YRS

 1385 D90233 Num 11029 11036 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 45-49 YRS

 1386 D90234 Num 11037 11044 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 50-54 YRS

 1387 D90235 Num 11045 11052 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 55-59 YRS

 1388 D90236 Num 11053 11060 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 60-64 YRS

 1389 D90237 Num 11061 11068 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 65-69 YRS

 1390 D90238 Num 11069 11076 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 70-74 YRS

 1391 D90239 Num 11077 11084 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 75-79 YRS

 1392 D90240 Num 11085 11092 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 80-84 YRS

 1393 D90241 Num 11093 11100 8 HISP ORIGIN FEMALE PSNS: 85 AND OVER

 1394 D90242 Num 11101 11108 8 TTL HUS-WIF FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1395 D90243 Num 11109 11116 8 TTL HUS-WIF FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1396 D90244 Num 11117 11124 8 TTL MALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1397 D90245 Num 11125 11132 8 TTL MALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1398 D90246 Num 11133 11140 8 TTL FEMALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1399 D90247 Num 11141 11148 8 TTL FEMALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1400 D90248 Num 11149 11156 8 TTL NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDS

 1401 D90249 Num 11157 11164 8 WHT HUS-WIF FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1402 D90250 Num 11165 11172 8 WHT HUS-WIF FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1403 D90251 Num 11173 11180 8 WHT MALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1404 D90252 Num 11181 11188 8 WHT MALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1405 D90253 Num 11189 11196 8 WHT FEMALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1406 D90254 Num 11197 11204 8 WHT FEMALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1407 D90255 Num 11205 11212 8 WHT NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDS

 1408 D90256 Num 11213 11220 8 BLK HUS-WIF FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1409 D90257 Num 11221 11228 8 BLK HUS-WIF FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1410 D90258 Num 11229 11236 8 BLK MALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1411 D90259 Num 11237 11244 8 BLK MALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18
A-36

 1412 D90260 Num 11245 11252 8 BLK FEMALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1413 D90261 Num 11253 11260 8 BLK FEMALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1414 D90262 Num 11261 11268 8 BLK NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDS

 1415 D90263 Num 11269 11276 8 HISP HUS-WIF FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1416 D90264 Num 11277 11284 8 HISP HUS-WIF FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1417 D90265 Num 11285 11292 8 HISP MALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 18

 1418 D90266 Num 11293 11300 8 HISP MALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1419 D90267 Num 11301 11308 8 HISP FEMALE HD FAM: W/ OWN CHILD UNDER 1

 1420 D90268 Num 11309 11316 8 HISP FEMALE HD FAM: W/OUT CHILD UNDER 18

 1421 D90269 Num 11317 11324 8 HISP NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDS

 1422 D90270 Num 11325 11332 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: NEVER MARRIED

 1423 D90271 Num 11333 11340 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: MARR, SPO PRESENT

 1424 D90272 Num 11341 11348 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: SPO ABSEN,SEPARATED

 1425 D90273 Num 11349 11356 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: SPO ABSEN,OTHER RSN

 1426 D90274 Num 11357 11364 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: WIDOWED

 1427 D90275 Num 11365 11372 8 TOTAL PSNS 15 YRS+: DIVORCED

 1428 D90276 Num 11373 11380 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: NEVER MARRIED

 1429 D90277 Num 11381 11388 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: MARR, SPOUSE PRESENT

 1430 D90278 Num 11389 11396 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: SPO ABSEN,SEPARATED

 1431 D90279 Num 11397 11404 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: SPO ABSEN,OTHER RSN

 1432 D90280 Num 11405 11412 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: WIDOWED

 1433 D90281 Num 11413 11420 8 MALE PSNS 15 YRS+: DIVORCED

 1434 D90282 Num 11421 11428 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: NEVER MARRIED

 1435 D90283 Num 11429 11436 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: MARR, SPO PRESENT

 1436 D90284 Num 11437 11444 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: SPO ABSEN,SEPARATED

 1437 D90285 Num 11445 11452 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: SPO ABSEN,OTHER RSN

 1438 D90286 Num 11453 11460 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: WIDOWED

 1439 D90287 Num 11461 11468 8 FEMALE PSNS 15 YRS+: DIVORCED

 1440 D90288 Num 11469 11476 8 FOREIGN-BORN PSNS ENTRY YR: 1987 TO 1990

 1441 D90289 Num 11477 11484 8 FOREIGN-BORN PSNS ENTRY YR: 1985 OR 1986

 1442 D90290 Num 11485 11492 8 FOREIGN-BORN PSNS ENTRY YR: 1982 TO 1984

 1443 D90291 Num 11493 11500 8 FOREIGN-BORN PSNS ENTRY YR: 1980 OR 1981

 1444 D90292 Num 11501 11508 8 FOREIGN-BORN PSNS ENTRY YR: 1975 TO 1979

 1445 D90293 Num 11509 11516 8 FOREIGN-BORN PSNS ENTRY YR: 1970 TO 1974

 1446 D90294 Num 11517 11524 8 FOREIGN-BORN PSNS ENTRY YR: 1965 TO 1969

 1447 D90295 Num 11525 11532 8 FOREIGN-BORN PSNS ENTRY YR: 1960 TO 1964

 1448 D90296 Num 11533 11540 8 FOREIGN-BORN PSNS ENTRY YR: 1950 TO 1959

 1449 D90297 Num 11541 11548 8 FOREIGN-BORN PSNS ENTRY YR: BEFORE 1950

 1450 D90298 Num 11549 11556 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN STATE OF RESIDENCE

 1451 D90299 Num 11557 11564 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN NORTHEAST

 1452 D90300 Num 11565 11572 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN MIDWEST
A-37

 1453 D90301 Num 11573 11580 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN SOUTH

 1454 D90302 Num 11581 11588 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN IN WEST

 1455 D90303 Num 11589 11596 8 BIRTHPLACE: PUERTO RICO

 1456 D90304 Num 11597 11604 8 BIRTHPLACE: OUTLYING AREA

 1457 D90305 Num 11605 11612 8 BIRTHPLACE: BORN ABROAD OF AME PARENTS

 1458 D90306 Num 11613 11620 8 BIRTHPLACE: FOREIGN BORN

 1459 D90307 Num 11621 11628 8 RES IN 1985: SAME HOUSE

 1460 D90308 Num 11629 11636 8 RES IN 1985: SAME COUNTY

 1461 D90309 Num 11637 11644 8 RES IN 1985: SAME STATE

 1462 D90310 Num 11645 11652 8 RES IN 1985: NORTHEAST

 1463 D90311 Num 11653 11660 8 RES IN 1985: MIDWEST

 1464 D90312 Num 11661 11668 8 RES IN 1985: SOUTH

 1465 D90313 Num 11669 11676 8 RES IN 1985: WEST

 1466 D90314 Num 11677 11684 8 RES IN 1985: PUERTO RICO

 1467 D90315 Num 11685 11692 8 RES IN 1985: OUTLYING AREA

 1468 D90316 Num 11693 11700 8 RES IN 1985: FOREIGN COUNTRY

 1469 D90317 Num 11701 11708 8 METRO RES 1990: SAME MET/SAME HOUSE 1985

 1470 D90318 Num 11709 11716 8 METRO RES 1990: SAME MET/CENT CITY 1985

 1471 D90319 Num 11717 11724 8 METRO RES 1990: SAME MET/REMAINDER 1985

 1472 D90320 Num 11725 11732 8 METRO RES 1990: DIFF MET/CENT CITY 1985

 1473 D90321 Num 11733 11740 8 METRO RES 1990: DIFF METR/REMAINDER 1985

 1474 D90322 Num 11741 11748 8 METRO RES 1990: NONMETRO AREAS 1985

 1475 D90323 Num 11749 11756 8 METRO RES 1990: ABROAD 1985

 1476 D90324 Num 11757 11764 8 NONMET RES 1990: SAME HOUSE 1985

 1477 D90325 Num 11765 11772 8 NONMET RES 1990: DIFF HUSE/CEN CITY 1985

 1478 D90326 Num 11773 11780 8 NONMET RES 1990: DIFF HOUSE/SUBURBS 1985

 1479 D90327 Num 11781 11788 8 NONMET RES 1990: DIFF HOUSE/NONMET AREAS

 1480 D90328 Num 11789 11796 8 NONMET RES 1990: ABROAD 1985

 1481 D90329 Num 11797 11804 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: 0-8TH GRADE

 1482 D90330 Num 11805 11812 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-12TH GRADE, NO DIPLOMA

 1483 D90331 Num 11813 11820 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE

 1484 D90332 Num 11821 11828 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: SOME COLLEGE,NO DEGREE

 1485 D90333 Num 11829 11836 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: ASSOCIATE DEGREE

 1486 D90334 Num 11837 11844 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: BACHELOR'S DEGREE

 1487 D90335 Num 11845 11852 8 PSNS 25 YRS+: GRADUATE/PROF DEGREE

 1488 D90336 Num 11853 11860 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: 0-8TH GRADE

 1489 D90337 Num 11861 11868 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-12TH GRADE,NO DIPL

 1490 D90338 Num 11869 11876 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE

 1491 D90339 Num 11877 11884 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: SOME COLL,NO DEGREE

 1492 D90340 Num 11885 11892 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: ASSOCIATE DEGREE

 1493 D90341 Num 11893 11900 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: BACHELOR'S DEGREE
A-38

 1494 D90342 Num 11901 11908 8 WHT PSNS 25 YRS+: GRADUATE/PROF DEGREE

 1495 D90343 Num 11909 11916 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: 0-8TH GRADE

 1496 D90344 Num 11917 11924 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-12TH GRADE, NO DIPL

 1497 D90345 Num 11925 11932 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE

 1498 D90346 Num 11933 11940 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: SOME COLL,NO DEGREE

 1499 D90347 Num 11941 11948 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: ASSOCIATE DEGREE

 1500 D90348 Num 11949 11956 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: BACHELOR'S DEGREE

 1501 D90349 Num 11957 11964 8 BLK PSNS 25 YRS+: GRADUATE/PROF DEGREE

 1502 D90350 Num 11965 11972 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: 0-8TH GRADE

 1503 D90351 Num 11973 11980 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: 9-12TH GRADE, NO DIPL

 1504 D90352 Num 11981 11988 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE

 1505 D90353 Num 11989 11996 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: SOME COLL,NO DEGREE

 1506 D90354 Num 11997 12004 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: ASSOCIATE DEGREE

 1507 D90355 Num 12005 12012 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: BACHELOR'S DEGREE

 1508 D90356 Num 12013 12020 8 HISP PSNS 25 YRS+: GRADUATE/PROF DEGREE

 1509 VS00148 Num 12021 12028 8 LIVE BIRTHS 1948

 1510 VS00150 Num 12029 12036 8 LIVE BIRTHS 1950

 1511 VS00154 Num 12037 12044 8 LIVE BIRTHS 1954

 1512 VS00160 Num 12045 12052 8 LIVE BIRTHS 1960

 1513 VS00244 Num 12053 12060 8 BIRTHS 1944

 1514 VS00260 Num 12061 12068 8 BIRTHS 1960

 1515 VS00264 Num 12069 12076 8 BIRTHS 1964

 1516 VS00270 Num 12077 12084 8 BIRTHS 1970

 1517 VS00275 Num 12085 12092 8 BIRTHS 1975

 1518 VS00278 Num 12093 12100 8 BIRTHS 1978

 1519 VS00279 Num 12101 12108 8 BIRTHS 1979

 1520 VS00280 Num 12109 12116 8 BIRTHS 1980

 1521 VS00282 Num 12117 12124 8 BIRTHS 1982

 1522 VS00284 Num 12125 12132 8 BIRTHS 1984

 1523 VS00285 Num 12133 12140 8 BIRTHS 1985

 1524 VS00286 Num 12141 12148 8 BIRTHS 1986

 1525 VS00287 Num 12149 12156 8 BIRTHS 1987

 1526 VS00288 Num 12157 12164 8 BIRTHS 1988

 1527 VS00360 Num 12165 12172 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1960

 1528 VS00370 Num 12173 12180 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1970

 1529 VS00375 Num 12181 12188 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1975

 1530 VS00378 Num 12189 12196 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1978

 1531 VS00379 Num 12197 12204 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1979

 1532 VS00380 Num 12205 12212 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1980

 1533 VS00382 Num 12213 12220 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1982

 1534 VS00384 Num 12221 12228 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1984
A-39

 1535 VS00385 Num 12229 12236 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1985

 1536 VS00386 Num 12237 12244 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1986

 1537 VS00387 Num 12245 12252 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1987

 1538 VS00388 Num 12253 12260 8 BIRTHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1988

 1539 VS00470 Num 12261 12268 8 WHITE BIRTHS 1970

 1540 VS00478 Num 12269 12276 8 WHITE BIRTHS 1978

 1541 VS00570 Num 12277 12284 8 BLACK BIRTHS 1970

 1542 VS00578 Num 12285 12292 8 BLACK BIRTHS 1978

 1543 VS00582 Num 12293 12300 8 BLACK BIRTHS 1982

 1544 VS00644 Num 12301 12308 8 DEATHS 1944

 1545 VS00648 Num 12309 12316 8 DEATHS 1948

 1546 VS00650 Num 12317 12324 8 DEATHS 1950

 1547 VS00654 Num 12325 12332 8 DEATHS 1954

 1548 VS00659 Num 12333 12340 8 DEATHS 1959

 1549 VS00664 Num 12341 12348 8 DEATHS 1964

 1550 VS00670 Num 12349 12356 8 DEATHS 1970

 1551 VS00675 Num 12357 12364 8 DEATHS 1975

 1552 VS00678 Num 12365 12372 8 DEATHS 1978

 1553 VS00679 Num 12373 12380 8 DEATHS 1979

 1554 VS00680 Num 12381 12388 8 DEATHS 1980

 1555 VS00682 Num 12389 12396 8 DEATHS 1982

 1556 VS00684 Num 12397 12404 8 DEATHS 1984

 1557 VS00685 Num 12405 12412 8 DEATHS 1985

 1558 VS00686 Num 12413 12420 8 DEATHS 1986

 1559 VS00687 Num 12421 12428 8 DEATHS 1987

 1560 VS00688 Num 12429 12436 8 DEATHS 1988

 1561 VS00770 Num 12437 12444 8 DEATHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1970

 1562 VS00775 Num 12445 12452 8 DEATHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1975

 1563 VS00778 Num 12453 12460 8 DEATHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1978

 1564 VS00779 Num 12461 12468 8 DEATHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1979

 1565 VS00780 Num 12469 12476 8 DEATHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1980

 1566 VS00782 Num 12477 12484 8 DEATHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1982

 1567 VS00784 Num 12485 12492 8 DEATHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1984

 1568 VS00785 Num 12493 12500 8 DEATHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1985

 1569 VS00786 Num 12501 12508 8 DEATHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1986

 1570 VS00787 Num 12509 12516 8 DEATHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1987

 1571 VS00788 Num 12517 12524 8 DEATHS PER 1000 POPULATION 1988

 1572 VS00848 Num 12525 12532 8 INFANT DEATHS UNDER ONE YEAR 1948

 1573 VS00850 Num 12533 12540 8 INFANT DEATHS UNDER ONE YEAR 1950

 1574 VS00878 Num 12541 12548 8 INFANT DEATHS UNDER ONE YEAR 1978

 1575 VS00882 Num 12549 12556 8 INFANT DEATHS UNDER ONE YEAR 1982
A-40

 1576 VS00884 Num 12557 12564 8 INFANT DEATHS UNDER ONE YEAR 1984

 1577 VS00885 Num 12565 12572 8 INFANT DEATHS UNDER ONE YEAR 1985

 1578 VS00886 Num 12573 12580 8 INFANT DEATHS UNDER ONE YEAR 1986

 1579 VS00887 Num 12581 12588 8 INFANT DEATHS UNDER ONE YEAR 1987

 1580 VS00948 Num 12589 12596 8 INFANT DEATHS PER 1000 LIVE BIRTHS 1948

 1581 VS00950 Num 12597 12604 8 INFANT DEATHS PER 1000 LIVE BIRTHS 1950

 1582 VS00978 Num 12605 12612 8 INFANT DEATHS PER 1000 LIVE BIRTHS 1978

 1583 VS00982 Num 12613 12620 8 INFANT DEATHS PER 1000 LIVE BIRTHS 1982

 1584 VS00984 Num 12621 12628 8 INFANT DEATHS PER 1000 LIVE BIRTHS 1984

 1585 VS00985 Num 12629 12636 8 INFANT DEATHS PER 1000 LIVE BIRTHS 1985

 1586 VS00986 Num 12637 12644 8 INFANT DEATHS PER 1000 LIVE BIRTHS 1986

 1587 VS00987 Num 12645 12652 8 INFANT DEATHS PER 1000 LIVE BIRTHS 1987

 1588 VS00988 Num 12653 12660 8 INFANT DEATHS PER 1000 LIVE BIRTHS 1988

 1589 VS01048 Num 12661 12668 8 MARRIAGES 1948

 1590 VS01050 Num 12669 12676 8 MARRIAGES 1950

 1591 VS01054 Num 12677 12684 8 MARRIAGES 1954

 1592 VS01060 Num 12685 12692 8 MARRIAGES 1960

 1593 VS01064 Num 12693 12700 8 MARRIAGES 1964

 1594 VS01070 Num 12701 12708 8 MARRIAGES 1970

 1595 VS01075 Num 12709 12716 8 MARRIAGES 1975

 1596 VS01078 Num 12717 12724 8 MARRIAGES 1978

 1597 VS01079 Num 12725 12732 8 MARRIAGES 1979

 1598 VS01080 Num 12733 12740 8 MARRIAGES 1980

 1599 VS01082 Num 12741 12748 8 MARRIAGES 1982

 1600 VS01084 Num 12749 12756 8 MARRIAGES 1984

 1601 VS01170 Num 12757 12764 8 MARRIAGES PER 1000 POPULATION 1970

 1602 VS01175 Num 12765 12772 8 MARRIAGES PER 1000 POPULATION 1975

 1603 VS01178 Num 12773 12780 8 MARRIAGES PER 1000 POPULATION 1978

 1604 VS01179 Num 12781 12788 8 MARRIAGES PER 1000 POPULATION 1979

 1605 VS01180 Num 12789 12796 8 MARRIAGES PER 1000 POPULATION 1980

 1606 VS01182 Num 12797 12804 8 MARRIAGES PER 1000 POPULATION 1982

 1607 VS01184 Num 12805 12812 8 MARRIAGES PER 1000 POPULATION 1984

 1608 VS01270 Num 12813 12820 8 DIVORCES 1970

 1609 VS01278 Num 12821 12828 8 DIVORCES 1978

 1610 VS01279 Num 12829 12836 8 DIVORCES 1979

 1611 VS01280 Num 12837 12844 8 DIVORCES 1980

 1612 VS01282 Num 12845 12852 8 DIVORCES 1982

 1613 VS01284 Num 12853 12860 8 DIVORCES 1984

 1614 VS01370 Num 12861 12868 8 DIVORCES PER 1000 POPULATION 1970

 1615 VS01375 Num 12869 12876 8 DIVORCES PER 1000 POPULATION 1975

 1616 VS01378 Num 12877 12884 8 DIVORCES PER 1000 POPULATION 1978
A-41

 1617 VS01379 Num 12885 12892 8 DIVORCES PER 1000 POPULATION 1979

 1618 VS01380 Num 12893 12900 8 DIVORCES PER 1000 POPULATION 1980

 1619 VS01382 Num 12901 12908 8 DIVORCES PER 1000 POPULATION 1982

 1620 VS01384 Num 12909 12916 8 DIVORCES PER 1000 POPULATION 984

 1621 EM30001 Num 12917 12924 8 PSNS 10 YRS+: GAINFUL WORKERS

 1622 EM30002 Num 12925 12932 8 PSNS 10 YRS+: UNEMPLOYED

 1623 EM30003 Num 12933 12940 8 MALE PSNS 10 YRS+: UNEMPLOYED

 1624 EM30004 Num 12941 12948 8 FEMALE PSNS 10 YRS+: UNEMPLOYED

 1625 EM30005 Num 12949 12956 8 PSNS 10 YRS+: LAID OFF

 1626 EM30006 Num 12957 12964 8 MALE PSNS 10 YRS+: LAID OFF

 1627 EM30007 Num 12965 12972 8 FEMALE PSNS 10 YRS+: LAID OFF

 1628 EM40001 Num 12973 12980 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+

 1629 EM40002 Num 12981 12988 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+ IN LF

 1630 EM40003 Num 12989 12996 8 TOTAL EMPLOYED PSNS 14 YRS+

 1631 EM40004 Num 12997 13004 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+: UNEMPLOYED

 1632 EM40005 Num 13005 13012 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+

 1633 EM40006 Num 13013 13020 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+ IN LF

 1634 EM40007 Num 13021 13028 8 EMPLOYED MALE PSNS 14 YRS+ IN LF

 1635 EM40008 Num 13029 13036 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+: UNEMPLOYED

 1636 EM40009 Num 13037 13044 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+

 1637 EM40010 Num 13045 13052 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+ IN LF

 1638 EM40011 Num 13053 13060 8 EMPLOYED FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+ IN LF

 1639 EM40012 Num 13061 13068 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+: UNEMPLOYED

 1640 EM40013 Num 13069 13076 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): WAGE/SALARY

 1641 EM40014 Num 13077 13084 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): EMPLYRS/SLEF EMP

 1642 EM40015 Num 13085 13092 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): UMPAID FAM WKR

 1643 EM40016 Num 13093 13100 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1644 EM40017 Num 13101 13108 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): EMERGENCY

 1645 EM40018 Num 13109 13116 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): WAGE/SALARY

 1646 EM40019 Num 13117 13124 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): EMPLYRS/SLEF EMP

 1647 EM40020 Num 13125 13132 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): UMPAID FAM WKR

 1648 EM40021 Num 13133 13140 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1649 EM40022 Num 13141 13148 8 MALE PSNS 14+: EMERGENCY WORK

 1650 EM40023 Num 13149 13156 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): WAGE/SALARY

 1651 EM40024 Num 13157 13164 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): EMPLYRS/SLEF EMP

 1652 EM40025 Num 13165 13172 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): UMPAID FAM WKR

 1653 EM40026 Num 13173 13180 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1654 EM40027 Num 13181 13188 8 FEMALE PSNS 14+: EMERGENCY WORK

 1655 EM40028 Num 13189 13196 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL

 1656 EM40029 Num 13197 13204 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): SEMIPROFESSIONAL
A-42

 1657 EM40030 Num 13205 13212 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): FARMERS

 1658 EM40031 Num 13213 13220 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): ADMIN/MANAGER

 1659 EM40032 Num 13221 13228 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): CLERICAL/SALES

 1660 EM40033 Num 13229 13236 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): PROD/CRAFT

 1661 EM40034 Num 13237 13244 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): OPERATIVES

 1662 EM40035 Num 13245 13252 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): PRVT HH SERVICES

 1663 EM40036 Num 13253 13260 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES

 1664 EM40037 Num 13261 13268 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): FARM WAGE LABOR

 1665 EM40038 Num 13269 13276 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): UNPAID FARM LABOR

 1666 EM40039 Num 13277 13284 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): NONFARM LABORERS

 1667 EM40040 Num 13285 13292 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1668 EM40041 Num 13293 13300 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL

 1669 EM40042 Num 13301 13308 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): SEMIPROFESSIONAL

 1670 EM40043 Num 13309 13316 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): FARMERS

 1671 EM40044 Num 13317 13324 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): ADMIN/MANAGER

 1672 EM40045 Num 13325 13332 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): CLERICAL/SALES

 1673 EM40046 Num 13333 13340 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): PROD/CRAFT

 1674 EM40047 Num 13341 13348 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): OPERATIVES

 1675 EM40048 Num 13349 13356 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): PRVT HH SERVICES

 1676 EM40049 Num 13357 13364 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES

 1677 EM40050 Num 13365 13372 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): FARM WAGE LABOR

 1678 EM40051 Num 13373 13380 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): UNPAI FARM LABOR

 1679 EM40052 Num 13381 13388 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): NONFARM LABORERS

 1680 EM40053 Num 13389 13396 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1681 EM40054 Num 13397 13404 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL

 1682 EM40055 Num 13405 13412 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): SEMIPROFESSIONAL

 1683 EM40056 Num 13413 13420 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): FARMERS

 1684 EM40057 Num 13421 13428 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): ADMIN/MANAGER

 1685 EM40058 Num 13429 13436 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): CLERICAL/SALES

 1686 EM40059 Num 13437 13444 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): PROD/CRAFT

 1687 EM40060 Num 13445 13452 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): OPERATIVES

 1688 EM40061 Num 13453 13460 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): PRVT HH SERVICES

 1689 EM40062 Num 13461 13468 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES

 1690 EM40063 Num 13469 13476 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): FARM WAGE LABOR

 1691 EM40064 Num 13477 13484 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): UNPAID FARM LABOR

 1692 EM40065 Num 13485 13492 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): NONFARM LABORERS

 1693 EM40066 Num 13493 13500 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1694 EM40067 Num 13501 13508 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): AGRICULTURE

 1695 EM40068 Num 13509 13516 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): MINING

 1696 EM40069 Num 13517 13524 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): CONSTRUCTION

 1697 EM40070 Num 13525 13532 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): MANUFACTURING
A-43

 1698 EM40071 Num 13533 13540 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): TRANS/COM/PUB UTIL

 1699 EM40072 Num 13541 13548 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): WHOLESALE/RETAIL TRADE

 1700 EM40073 Num 13549 13556 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): BUSINESS/PERSOAL SERVICE

 1701 EM50001 Num 13557 13564 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+

 1702 EM50002 Num 13565 13572 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+ IN LF

 1703 EM50003 Num 13573 13580 8 TOTAL EMPLOYED PSNS 14 YRS+

 1704 EM50004 Num 13581 13588 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+ IN CIVIL LF

 1705 EM50005 Num 13589 13596 8 TOTAL PSNS 14+: UNEMPLOYED

 1706 EM50006 Num 13597 13604 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+

 1707 EM50007 Num 13605 13612 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+ IN LF

 1708 EM50008 Num 13613 13620 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+ IN CIVIL. LF

 1709 EM50009 Num 13621 13628 8 EMPLOYED MALE PSNS 14 YRS+

 1710 EM50010 Num 13629 13636 8 MALE PSNS 14+: UNEMPLOYED

 1711 EM50011 Num 13637 13644 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+

 1712 EM50012 Num 13645 13652 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+ IN LF

 1713 EM50013 Num 13653 13660 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+ IN CIVIL. LF

 1714 EM50014 Num 13661 13668 8 EMPLOYED FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+

 1715 EM50015 Num 13669 13676 8 FEMALE PSNS 14+: UNEMPLOYED

 1716 EM50016 Num 13677 13684 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): TOTAL

 1717 EM50017 Num 13685 13692 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): WAGE/SALARY WORK

 1718 EM50018 Num 13693 13700 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): GOVT WORKER

 1719 EM50019 Num 13701 13708 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): SELF-EMPLOYED

 1720 EM50020 Num 13709 13716 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): UNPAID FAM WRKER

 1721 EM50021 Num 13717 13724 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): WAGE/SALARY WORK

 1722 EM50022 Num 13725 13732 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): GOVT WORKER

 1723 EM50023 Num 13733 13740 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): SELF-EMPLOYED

 1724 EM50024 Num 13741 13748 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): UNPAID FAM WRKER

 1725 EM50025 Num 13749 13756 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): WAGE/SALARY WORK

 1726 EM50026 Num 13757 13764 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): GOVT WORKER

 1727 EM50027 Num 13765 13772 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): SELF-EMPLOYED

 1728 EM50028 Num 13773 13780 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): UNPAID FAM WRKER

 1729 EM50029 Num 13781 13788 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL

 1730 EM50030 Num 13789 13796 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): FARMERS

 1731 EM50031 Num 13797 13804 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): ADMI/MANAGERS

 1732 EM50032 Num 13805 13812 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): CLERICAL

 1733 EM50033 Num 13813 13820 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): SALES

 1734 EM50034 Num 13821 13828 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): PROD/CRAFT

 1735 EM50035 Num 13829 13836 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): OPERATIVES

 1736 EM50036 Num 13837 13844 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): PRVT HH SERVICES

 1737 EM50037 Num 13845 13852 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES
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 1738 EM50038 Num 13853 13860 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): FARM LABOR-UNPAID

 1739 EM50039 Num 13861 13868 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): FARM WAGE LABOR

 1740 EM50040 Num 13869 13876 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): NONFARM LABOR

 1741 EM50041 Num 13877 13884 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1742 EM50042 Num 13885 13892 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL

 1743 EM50043 Num 13893 13900 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): FARMERS

 1744 EM50044 Num 13901 13908 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): ADMI/MANAGERS

 1745 EM50045 Num 13909 13916 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): CLERICAL

 1746 EM50046 Num 13917 13924 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): SALES

 1747 EM50047 Num 13925 13932 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): PROD/CRAFT

 1748 EM50048 Num 13933 13940 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): OPERATIVES

 1749 EM50049 Num 13941 13948 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): PRVT HH SERVICES

 1750 EM50050 Num 13949 13956 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES

 1751 EM50051 Num 13957 13964 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): FARM LABOR-UNPAI

 1752 EM50052 Num 13965 13972 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): FARM WAGE LABOR

 1753 EM50053 Num 13973 13980 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): NONFARM LABOR

 1754 EM50054 Num 13981 13988 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1755 EM50055 Num 13989 13996 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL

 1756 EM50056 Num 13997 14004 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): FARMERS

 1757 EM50057 Num 14005 14012 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): ADMI/MANAGERS

 1758 EM50058 Num 14013 14020 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): CLERICAL

 1759 EM50059 Num 14021 14028 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): SALES

 1760 EM50060 Num 14029 14036 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): PROD/CRAFT

 1761 EM50061 Num 14037 14044 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): OPERATIVES

 1762 EM50062 Num 14045 14052 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): PRVT HH SERVICES

 1763 EM50063 Num 14053 14060 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES

 1764 EM50064 Num 14061 14068 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): FARM LABOR-UNPAID

 1765 EM50065 Num 14069 14076 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): FARM WAGE LABOR

 1766 EM50066 Num 14077 14084 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): NONFARM LABOR

 1767 EM50067 Num 14085 14092 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1768 EM50068 Num 14093 14100 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): AGRICULTURE

 1769 EM50069 Num 14101 14108 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): MINING

 1770 EM50070 Num 14109 14116 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): CONSTRUCTION

 1771 EM50071 Num 14117 14124 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): MANUFACTIROMG

 1772 EM50072 Num 14125 14132 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): TRANS/COM/PUB UTIL

 1773 EM50073 Num 14133 14140 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): WHOLE/RETAIL TRADE

 1774 EM50074 Num 14141 14148 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): BUSINESS/PER SERVICES

 1775 EM50075 Num 14149 14156 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): PROF/RELATED SERVICES

 1776 EM50076 Num 14157 14164 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): FINANCE/INSURANCE/REAL EST

 1777 EM60001 Num 14165 14172 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+
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 1778 EM60002 Num 14173 14180 8 TOTAL PSNS 14 YRS+ IN CIVIL. LF

 1779 EM60003 Num 14181 14188 8 EMPLOYED PSNS 14 YRS+ IN CIVIL. LF

 1780 EM60004 Num 14189 14196 8 UNEMPLOYED PSNS 14 YRS+ IN CIVIL. LF

 1781 EM60005 Num 14197 14204 8 TOTAL MALE PSNS 14 YRS+

 1782 EM60006 Num 14205 14212 8 MALE PSNS 14 YRS+ IN CIVIL. LF

 1783 EM60007 Num 14213 14220 8 EMPLOYED MALE PSNS 14+

 1784 EM60008 Num 14221 14228 8 MALE UNEMP PSNS 14 YRS+ IN CIVIL. LF

 1785 EM60009 Num 14229 14236 8 TOTAL FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+

 1786 EM60010 Num 14237 14244 8 FEMALE PSNS 14 YRS+ IN CIVIL. LF

 1787 EM60011 Num 14245 14252 8 EMPLOYED FEMALE PSNS 14+

 1788 EM60012 Num 14253 14260 8 FEMALE UNEMP PSNS 14 YRS+ IN CIVIL.LF

 1789 EM60013 Num 14261 14268 8 CLASS (EMP 14+ AGRI): TOTAL

 1790 EM60014 Num 14269 14276 8 CLASS (EMP 14+ AGRI): WAGE/SALARY WORK

 1791 EM60015 Num 14277 14284 8 CLASS (EMP 14+ AGRI): GOVT WORKER

 1792 EM60016 Num 14285 14292 8 CLASS (EMP 14+ AGRI): SELF-EMPLOYED

 1793 EM60017 Num 14293 14300 8 CLASS (EMP 14+ AGRI): UNPAID FAM WORK

 1794 EM60018 Num 14301 14308 8 CLASS (EMP 14+ NONAGRI): TOTAL

 1795 EM60019 Num 14309 14316 8 CLASS (EMP 14+ NONAGRI): WAGE/SALARY

 1796 EM60020 Num 14317 14324 8 CLASS (EMP 14+ NONAGRI): GOVT WORKER

 1797 EM60021 Num 14325 14332 8 CLASS (EMP 14+ NONAGRI): SELF-EMPLOYED

 1798 EM60022 Num 14333 14340 8 CLASS (EMP 14+ NONAGRI): UNPAID FAM WK

 1799 EM60023 Num 14341 14348 8 CLASS (EMP M 14+ AGRI): TOTAL

 1800 EM60024 Num 14349 14356 8 CLASS (EMP M 14+ AGRI): WAGE/SALARY WORK

 1801 EM60025 Num 14357 14364 8 CLASS (EMP M 14+ AGRI): GOVT WORKER

 1802 EM60026 Num 14365 14372 8 CLASS (EMP M 14+ AGRI): SELF-EMPLOYED

 1803 EM60027 Num 14373 14380 8 CLASS (EMP M 14+ AGRI): UNPAID FAM WORK

 1804 EM60028 Num 14381 14388 8 CLASS (EMP F 14+ AGRI): TOTAL

 1805 EM60029 Num 14389 14396 8 CLASS (EMP F 14+ AGRI): WAGE/SALARY WORK

 1806 EM60030 Num 14397 14404 8 CLASS (EMP F 14+ AGRI): GOVT WORKER

 1807 EM60031 Num 14405 14412 8 CLASS (EMP F 14+ AGRI): SELF-EMPLOYED

 1808 EM60032 Num 14413 14420 8 CLASS (EMP F 14+ AGRI): UNPAID FAM WORK

 1809 EM60033 Num 14421 14428 8 CLASS (EMP M 14+ NONAGRI): TOTAL

 1810 EM60034 Num 14429 14436 8 CLASS (EMP M 14+ NONAGRI): WAGE/SALARY

 1811 EM60035 Num 14437 14444 8 CLASS (EMP M 14+ NONAGRI): GOVT WORKER

 1812 EM60036 Num 14445 14452 8 CLASS (EMP M 14+ NONAGRI): SELF-EMPLOYED

 1813 EM60037 Num 14453 14460 8 CLASS (EMP M 14+ NONAGRI): UNPAID FAM WK

 1814 EM60038 Num 14461 14468 8 CLASS (EMP F 14+ NONAGRI): TOTAL

 1815 EM60039 Num 14469 14476 8 CLASS (EMP F 14+ NONAGRI): WAGE/SALARY

 1816 EM60040 Num 14477 14484 8 CLASS (EMP F 14+ NONAGRI): GOVT WORKER

 1817 EM60041 Num 14485 14492 8 CLASS (EMP F 14+ NONAGRI): SELF-EMPLOYED

 1818 EM60042 Num 14493 14500 8 CLASS (EMP F 14+ NONAGRI): UNPAID FAM WK
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 1819 EM60043 Num 14501 14508 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL

 1820 EM60044 Num 14509 14516 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): FARMERS

 1821 EM60045 Num 14517 14524 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): MANAGER

 1822 EM60046 Num 14525 14532 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): CLERICAL

 1823 EM60047 Num 14533 14540 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): SALES

 1824 EM60048 Num 14541 14548 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): PROD/CRAFT

 1825 EM60049 Num 14549 14556 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): OPERATIVE

 1826 EM60050 Num 14557 14564 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): PRVT HH SERVICES

 1827 EM60051 Num 14565 14572 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES-PROTECT

 1828 EM60052 Num 14573 14580 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES-RESTAU

 1829 EM60053 Num 14581 14588 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES-OTHER

 1830 EM60054 Num 14589 14596 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): FARM LABORER

 1831 EM60055 Num 14597 14604 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): NONFARM LABORER

 1832 EM60056 Num 14605 14612 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1833 EM60057 Num 14613 14620 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL

 1834 EM60058 Num 14621 14628 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): FARMERS

 1835 EM60059 Num 14629 14636 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): MANAGER

 1836 EM60060 Num 14637 14644 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): CLERICAL

 1837 EM60061 Num 14645 14652 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): SALES

 1838 EM60062 Num 14653 14660 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): PROD/CRAFT

 1839 EM60063 Num 14661 14668 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): OPERATIVE

 1840 EM60064 Num 14669 14676 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): PRVT HH SERVICES

 1841 EM60065 Num 14677 14684 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES-PROTECT

 1842 EM60066 Num 14685 14692 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES-RESTAU

 1843 EM60067 Num 14693 14700 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES-OTHER

 1844 EM60068 Num 14701 14708 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): FARM LABORER

 1845 EM60069 Num 14709 14716 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): NONFARM LABORER

 1846 EM60070 Num 14717 14724 8 OCCUP (EMP M PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1847 EM60071 Num 14725 14732 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL

 1848 EM60072 Num 14733 14740 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): FARMERS

 1849 EM60073 Num 14741 14748 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): MANAGER

 1850 EM60074 Num 14749 14756 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): CLERICAL

 1851 EM60075 Num 14757 14764 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): SALES

 1852 EM60076 Num 14765 14772 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): PROD/CRAFT

 1853 EM60077 Num 14773 14780 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): OPERATIVE

 1854 EM60078 Num 14781 14788 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): PRVT HH SERVICES

 1855 EM60079 Num 14789 14796 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES-RESTAU

 1856 EM60080 Num 14797 14804 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): OTHER SERVICES-OTHER

 1857 EM60081 Num 14805 14812 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): FARM LABORER

 1858 EM60082 Num 14813 14820 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): NONFARM LABORER

 1859 EM60083 Num 14821 14828 8 OCCUP (EMP F PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED
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 1860 EM60084 Num 14829 14836 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): AGRICULTURE

 1861 EM60085 Num 14837 14844 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): FORESTRY/FISHING

 1862 EM60086 Num 14845 14852 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): MINING

 1863 EM60087 Num 14853 14860 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): CONSTRUCTION

 1864 EM60088 Num 14861 14868 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): MANUF (DURABLE)

 1865 EM60089 Num 14869 14876 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): MANUF (NONDURABLE)

 1866 EM60090 Num 14877 14884 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): TRANSPORTATION

 1867 EM60091 Num 14885 14892 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): COMMUNI/PUB UTILS

 1868 EM60092 Num 14893 14900 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): WHOLESALE TRADE

 1869 EM60093 Num 14901 14908 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): RETAIL TRADE

 1870 EM60094 Num 14909 14916 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): FINANCE/INSURANCE/REAL EST

 1871 EM60095 Num 14917 14924 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): BUSINESS/REPAIR SERVICES

 1872 EM60096 Num 14925 14932 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): PERSONAL SERVICES

 1873 EM60097 Num 14933 14940 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): ENTERTN/RECREATON SERVICES

 1874 EM60098 Num 14941 14948 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (HEALTH)

 1875 EM60099 Num 14949 14956 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (EDUC)

 1876 EM60100 Num 14957 14964 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (OTHERS)

 1877 EM60101 Num 14965 14972 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): PUB ADMINISTRATION

 1878 EM60102 Num 14973 14980 8 IND (EMP PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1879 EM60103 Num 14981 14988 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): AGRI/FOREST/FISH

 1880 EM60104 Num 14989 14996 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): CONST/MINING

 1881 EM60105 Num 14997 15004 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): MANUF (DURABLE)

 1882 EM60106 Num 15005 15012 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): MANUF (NONDURABLE)

 1883 EM60107 Num 15013 15020 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): TRANS/COMM/PUB UTIL

 1884 EM60108 Num 15021 15028 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): WHOLESALE TRADE

 1885 EM60109 Num 15029 15036 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): RETAIL TRADE

 1886 EM60110 Num 15037 15044 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): FINANCE/INSURANCE/REAL EST

 1887 EM60111 Num 15045 15052 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): BUSINES/REPAIR SERVICES

 1888 EM60112 Num 15053 15060 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): PERSONAL SERVICES

 1889 EM60113 Num 15061 15068 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): ENTERTAIN/RECREATION SERVICE

 1890 EM60114 Num 15069 15076 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (HEALTH)

 1891 EM60115 Num 15077 15084 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (EDUC)

 1892 EM60116 Num 15085 15092 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (OTHERS)

 1893 EM60117 Num 15093 15100 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): PUB ADMINISTRATION

 1894 EM60118 Num 15101 15108 8 IND (EMP M PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1895 EM60119 Num 15109 15116 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): AGRI/FOREST/FISH

 1896 EM60120 Num 15117 15124 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): CONST/MINING

 1897 EM60121 Num 15125 15132 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): MANUF (DURABLE)

 1898 EM60122 Num 15133 15140 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): MANUF (NONDURABLE)

 1899 EM60123 Num 15141 15148 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): TRANS/COMM/PUB UTIL

 1900 EM60124 Num 15149 15156 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): WHOLESALE TRADE
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 1901 EM60125 Num 15157 15164 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): RETAIL TRADE

 1902 EM60126 Num 15165 15172 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): FINANCE/INSURANCE/REAL EST

 1903 EM60127 Num 15173 15180 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): BUSINES/REPAIR SERVICE

 1904 EM60128 Num 15181 15188 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): PERSONAL SERVICES

 1905 EM60129 Num 15189 15196 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): ENTERTN/RECREATION SERVI

 1906 EM60130 Num 15197 15204 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (HEALTH)

 1907 EM60131 Num 15205 15212 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (EDUC)

 1908 EM60132 Num 15213 15220 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (OTHERS)

 1909 EM60133 Num 15221 15228 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): PUB ADMINISTRATION

 1910 EM60134 Num 15229 15236 8 IND (EMP F PSNS 14+): NOT REPORTED

 1911 EM70001 Num 15237 15244 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+

 1912 EM70002 Num 15245 15252 8 TOTAL PSNS IN LF 16 YRS+

 1913 EM70003 Num 15253 15260 8 TOTAL PSNS IN CVL LF 16 YRS+

 1914 EM70004 Num 15261 15268 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+

 1915 EM70005 Num 15269 15276 8 MALE PSNS IN LF 16 YRS+

 1916 EM70006 Num 15277 15284 8 MALE PSNS IN CVL LF 16 YRS+

 1917 EM70007 Num 15285 15292 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+

 1918 EM70008 Num 15293 15300 8 FEMALE PSNS IN LF 16 YRS+

 1919 EM70009 Num 15301 15308 8 FEMALE PSNS IN CVL LF 16 YRS+

 1920 EM70010 Num 15309 15316 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+: IN ARMED FORCES

 1921 EM70011 Num 15317 15324 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 1922 EM70012 Num 15325 15332 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 1923 EM70013 Num 15333 15340 8 TOTAL PSNS 16-64 YRS NOT IN LF: INMATE

 1924 EM70014 Num 15341 15348 8 TOTAL PSNS 16-64 YRS NOT IN LF: IN SCHL

 1925 EM70015 Num 15349 15356 8 TOTAL PSNS 16-64 YRS NOT IN LF: OTHER

 1926 EM70016 Num 15357 15364 8 TOTAL PSNS 65 YRS+ NOT IN LF: INMATE

 1927 EM70017 Num 15365 15372 8 TOTAL PSNS 65 YRS+ NOT IN LF: IN SCHOOL

 1928 EM70018 Num 15373 15380 8 TOTAL PSNS 65 YRS+ NOT IN LF: OTHER

 1929 EM70019 Num 15381 15388 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+: IN ARMED FORCES

 1930 EM70020 Num 15389 15396 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 1931 EM70021 Num 15397 15404 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 1932 EM70022 Num 15405 15412 8 MALE PSNS 16-64 YRS NOT IN LF: INMATE

 1933 EM70023 Num 15413 15420 8 MALE PSNS 16-64 YRS NOT IN LF: IN SCHOOL

 1934 EM70024 Num 15421 15428 8 MALE PSNS 16-64 YRS NOT IN LF: OTHER

 1935 EM70025 Num 15429 15436 8 MALE PSNS 65 YRS+ NOT IN LF: INMATE

 1936 EM70026 Num 15437 15444 8 MALE PSNS 65 YRS+ NOT IN LF: IN SCHOOL

 1937 EM70027 Num 15445 15452 8 MALE PSNS 65 YRS+ NOT IN LF: OTHER

 1938 EM70028 Num 15453 15460 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+: IN ARMED FORCES

 1939 EM70029 Num 15461 15468 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 1940 EM70030 Num 15469 15476 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLOYED
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 1941 EM70031 Num 15477 15484 8 FEMALE PSNS 16-64 YRS NOT IN LF: INMATE

 1942 EM70032 Num 15485 15492 8 FEMALE PSNS 16-64 YRS NOT IN LF: IN SCHL

 1943 EM70033 Num 15493 15500 8 FEMALE PSNS 16-64 YRS NOT IN LF: OTHER

 1944 EM70034 Num 15501 15508 8 FEMALE PSNS 65 YRS+ NOT IN LF: INMATE

 1945 EM70035 Num 15509 15516 8 FEMALE PSNS 65 YRS+ NOT IN LF: IN SCHOOL

 1946 EM70036 Num 15517 15524 8 FEMALE PSNS 65 YRS+ NOT IN LF: OTHER

 1947 EM70037 Num 15525 15532 8 TOTAL PSNS 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES

 1948 EM70038 Num 15533 15540 8 TOTAL PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 1949 EM70039 Num 15541 15548 8 TOTAL PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: UNEMPLYD

 1950 EM70040 Num 15549 15556 8 TOTAL PSNS 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 1951 EM70041 Num 15557 15564 8 MALE PSNS 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES

 1952 EM70042 Num 15565 15572 8 MALE PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 1953 EM70043 Num 15573 15580 8 MALE PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF:UNEMPLOYED

 1954 EM70044 Num 15581 15588 8 MALE PSNS 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 1955 EM70045 Num 15589 15596 8 FEMALE PSNS 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES

 1956 EM70046 Num 15597 15604 8 FEMALE PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF:EMPLOYED

 1957 EM70047 Num 15605 15612 8 FEMALE PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF:UNEMPLYD

 1958 EM70048 Num 15613 15620 8 FEMALE PSNS 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 1959 EM70049 Num 15621 15628 8 EMP PSNS 14-15 YR: WHITE COLLAR (+SALES)

 1960 EM70050 Num 15629 15636 8 EMPLOYD PSNS 14-15 YRS: BLUE COLLAR

 1961 EM70051 Num 15637 15644 8 EMPLOYED PSNS 14-15 YRS: FARM WKR

 1962 EM70052 Num 15645 15652 8 EMP PSNS 14-15 YRS: SERVICE/PRVT HH WKR

 1963 EM70053 Num 15653 15660 8 EMPLOYED MALES 14-15 YRS: SALES

 1964 EM70054 Num 15661 15668 8 EMP MALES 14-15 YRS: OTHR WHITE COLLAR

 1965 EM70055 Num 15669 15676 8 EMPLOYED MALES 14-15 YRS: BLUE COLLAR

 1966 EM70056 Num 15677 15684 8 EMPLOYED MALES 14-15 YRS: FARM WKR

 1967 EM70057 Num 15685 15692 8 EMP MALES 14-15 YRS: SERVICE/PRVT HH WKR

 1968 EM70058 Num 15693 15700 8 EMPLOYED FEMALES 14-15 YR: WHITE COLLAR

 1969 EM70059 Num 15701 15708 8 EMPLOYED FEMALES 14-15 YRS: BLUE COLLAR

 1970 EM70060 Num 15709 15716 8 EMPLOYED FEMALES 14-15 YRS: FARM WKR

 1971 EM70061 Num 15717 15724 8 EMPLOYED FEMALES 14-15 YRS: SERVICE WKR

 1972 EM70062 Num 15725 15732 8 EMPLOYED FEMALES 14-15 YRS: PRVT HH WKR

 1973 EM70063 Num 15733 15740 8 EMPLOYED PSNS 14-15 YRS: AGRICULTURE

 1974 EM70064 Num 15741 15748 8 EMPLOYED PSNS 14-15 YRS: NONAGRICULTURE

 1975 EM70065 Num 15749 15756 8 EMPLOYED MALES 14-15 YRS: AGRICULTURE

 1976 EM70066 Num 15757 15764 8 EMPLOYED MALES 14-15 YRS IN LF: NONAGRI

 1977 EM70067 Num 15765 15772 8 WHT PSNS 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES

 1978 EM70068 Num 15773 15780 8 WHT PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 1979 EM70069 Num 15781 15788 8 WHT PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 1980 EM70070 Num 15789 15796 8 WHT PSNS 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 1981 EM70071 Num 15797 15804 8 WHT MALES 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES
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 1982 EM70072 Num 15805 15812 8 WHT MALES 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 1983 EM70073 Num 15813 15820 8 WHT MALES 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF:UNEMPLOYED

 1984 EM70074 Num 15821 15828 8 WHT MALES 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 1985 EM70075 Num 15829 15836 8 WHT FEMALES 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES

 1986 EM70076 Num 15837 15844 8 WHT FEM 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 1987 EM70077 Num 15845 15852 8 WHT FEM 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 1988 EM70078 Num 15853 15860 8 WHT FEMALES 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 1989 EM70079 Num 15861 15868 8 BLK PSNS 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES

 1990 EM70080 Num 15869 15876 8 BLK PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 1991 EM70081 Num 15877 15884 8 BLK PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 1992 EM70082 Num 15885 15892 8 BLK PSNS 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 1993 EM70083 Num 15893 15900 8 BLK MALES 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES

 1994 EM70084 Num 15901 15908 8 BLK MALES 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 1995 EM70085 Num 15909 15916 8 BLK MALES 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYE

 1996 EM70086 Num 15917 15924 8 BLK MALES 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 1997 EM70087 Num 15925 15932 8 BLK FEM 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES

 1998 EM70088 Num 15933 15940 8 BLK FEM 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 1999 EM70089 Num 15941 15948 8 BLK FEM 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 2000 EM70090 Num 15949 15956 8 BLK FEM 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 2001 EM70091 Num 15957 15964 8 HISP PSNS 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES

 2002 EM70092 Num 15965 15972 8 HISP PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2003 EM70093 Num 15973 15980 8 HISP PSNS 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 2004 EM70094 Num 15981 15988 8 HISP PSNS 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 2005 EM70095 Num 15989 15996 8 HISP MALES 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES

 2006 EM70096 Num 15997 16004 8 HISP MALES 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2007 EM70097 Num 16005 16012 8 HISP MALES 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYD

 2008 EM70098 Num 16013 16020 8 HISP MALES 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 2009 EM70099 Num 16021 16028 8 HISP FEM 14-15 YRS: IN ARMED FORCES

 2010 EM70100 Num 16029 16036 8 HISP FEM 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2011 EM70101 Num 16037 16044 8 HISP FEM 14-15 YRS IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 2012 EM70102 Num 16045 16052 8 HISP FEM 14-15 YRS IN NOT LF

 2013 EM70103 Num 16053 16060 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): WAGE/SALARY WKR

 2014 EM70104 Num 16061 16068 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): NONFARM SELF-EMP

 2015 EM70105 Num 16069 16076 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): FARM SELF-EMPLOY

 2016 EM70106 Num 16077 16084 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): SOC SEC/RAIL RET

 2017 EM70107 Num 16085 16092 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): PUB ASSIST/WEL

 2018 EM70108 Num 16093 16100 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 14+): OTHER INCOME

 2019 EM70109 Num 16101 16108 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): WAGE/SALARY WKR

 2020 EM70110 Num 16109 16116 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): NONFARM SELF-EMP

 2021 EM70111 Num 16117 16124 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): FARM SELF-EMPLOY

 2022 EM70112 Num 16125 16132 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): SOC SEC/RAIL RET
A-51

 2023 EM70113 Num 16133 16140 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): PUB ASSIST/WELFA

 2024 EM70114 Num 16141 16148 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 14+): OTHER INCOME

 2025 EM70115 Num 16149 16156 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): WAGE/SALARY WKR

 2026 EM70116 Num 16157 16164 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): NONFARM SELF-EMP

 2027 EM70117 Num 16165 16172 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): FARM SELF-EMPLOY

 2028 EM70118 Num 16173 16180 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): SOC SEC/RAIL RET

 2029 EM70119 Num 16181 16188 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): PUB ASSIST/WEL

 2030 EM70120 Num 16189 16196 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 14+): OTHER INCOME

 2031 EM70121 Num 16197 16204 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): WAGE/SALARY WKR

 2032 EM70122 Num 16205 16212 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): FED GOVT WORKER

 2033 EM70123 Num 16213 16220 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): STATE GOVT WORKER

 2034 EM70124 Num 16221 16228 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): LOCAL GOVT WORKER

 2035 EM70125 Num 16229 16236 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): SELF-EMPLYD WORKER

 2036 EM70126 Num 16237 16244 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): UNPAID FAM WORKER

 2037 EM70127 Num 16245 16252 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 16+): WAGE/SALARY WKR

 2038 EM70128 Num 16253 16260 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 16+): FED GOVT WORKER

 2039 EM70129 Num 16261 16268 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 16+): STATE GOVT WORKER

 2040 EM70130 Num 16269 16276 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 16+): LOCAL GOVT WORKER

 2041 EM70131 Num 16277 16284 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 16+): SELF-EMP WORKER

 2042 EM70132 Num 16285 16292 8 CLASS (EMP M PSNS 16+): UNPAID FAM WORKER

 2043 EM70133 Num 16293 16300 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 16+): WAGE/SALARY WKR

 2044 EM70134 Num 16301 16308 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 16+): FED GOVT WORKER

 2045 EM70135 Num 16309 16316 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 16+): STATE GOVT WORKER

 2046 EM70136 Num 16317 16324 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 16+): LOCAL GOVT WORKER

 2047 EM70137 Num 16325 16332 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 16+): SELF-EMP WORKER

 2048 EM70138 Num 16333 16340 8 CLASS (EMP F PSNS 16+): UNPAID FAM WORKER

 2049 EM70139 Num 16341 16348 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PROF/TECHNICAL

 2050 EM70140 Num 16349 16356 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): MANAGER/ADMINI

 2051 EM70141 Num 16357 16364 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): SALES

 2052 EM70142 Num 16365 16372 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): CLERICAL

 2053 EM70143 Num 16373 16380 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PROD/CRAFT/REPAIR

 2054 EM70144 Num 16381 16388 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): MACHINE OPERATOR/ASSEMBLER

 2055 EM70145 Num 16389 16396 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): TRANSPORT/MATERIAL MOVING

 2056 EM70146 Num 16397 16404 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): OTHER LABORERS

 2057 EM70147 Num 16405 16412 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): FARMING

 2058 EM70148 Num 16413 16420 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): OTHER SERVICES

 2059 EM70149 Num 16421 16428 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PROTECTIVE SERVICES

 2060 EM70150 Num 16429 16436 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PRIVATE HH SERVICES

 2061 EM70151 Num 16437 16444 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): AGRICULTURE

 2062 EM70152 Num 16445 16452 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): MINING

 2063 EM70153 Num 16453 16460 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): CONSTRUCTION
A-52

 2064 EM70154 Num 16461 16468 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): MANUF (DURABLE)

 2065 EM70155 Num 16469 16476 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): MANUF (NONDURABLE)

 2066 EM70156 Num 16477 16484 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): TRANSPORTATION

 2067 EM70157 Num 16485 16492 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): COMMUNI/ PUBLIC UTIL

 2068 EM70158 Num 16493 16500 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): WHOLESALE TRADE

 2069 EM70159 Num 16501 16508 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): RETAIL TRADE

 2070 EM70160 Num 16509 16516 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): FINANCE/INSURANCE/REAL ESTATE

 2071 EM70161 Num 16517 16524 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): BUSINESS/REPAIR SERVICES

 2072 EM70162 Num 16525 16532 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PERSONAL SERVICES

 2073 EM70163 Num 16533 16540 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): ENTERTAIN/RECREATION SERVICES

 2074 EM70164 Num 16541 16548 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (HEALTH)

 2075 EM70165 Num 16549 16556 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (EDUC)

 2076 EM70166 Num 16557 16564 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (OTHERS)

 2077 EM70167 Num 16565 16572 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PUB ADMINISTRATION

 2078 EM80001 Num 16573 16580 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+

 2079 EM80002 Num 16581 16588 8 TOTAL PSNS IN LF 16 YRS+

 2080 EM80003 Num 16589 16596 8 TOTAL PSNS IN CVL LF 16 YRS+

 2081 EM80004 Num 16597 16604 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+

 2082 EM80005 Num 16605 16612 8 MALE PSNS IN LF 16 YRS+

 2083 EM80006 Num 16613 16620 8 MALE PSNS IN CVL LF 16 YRS+

 2084 EM80007 Num 16621 16628 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+

 2085 EM80008 Num 16629 16636 8 FEMALE PSNS IN LF 16 YRS+

 2086 EM80009 Num 16637 16644 8 FEMALE PSNS IN CVL LF 16 YRS+

 2087 EM80010 Num 16645 16652 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2088 EM80011 Num 16653 16660 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2089 EM80012 Num 16661 16668 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 2090 EM80013 Num 16669 16676 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2091 EM80014 Num 16677 16684 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+: ARMED FORCES

 2092 EM80015 Num 16685 16692 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2093 EM80016 Num 16693 16700 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 2094 EM80017 Num 16701 16708 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2095 EM80018 Num 16709 16716 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2096 EM80019 Num 16717 16724 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2097 EM80020 Num 16725 16732 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLOYED

 2098 EM80021 Num 16733 16740 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2099 EM80022 Num 16741 16748 8 WHT PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2100 EM80023 Num 16749 16756 8 WHT PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2101 EM80024 Num 16757 16764 8 WHT PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 2102 EM80025 Num 16765 16772 8 WHT PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2103 EM80026 Num 16773 16780 8 WHT MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES
A-53

 2104 EM80027 Num 16781 16788 8 WHT MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:EMPLOYED

 2105 EM80028 Num 16789 16796 8 WHT MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLYD

 2106 EM80029 Num 16797 16804 8 WHT MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2107 EM80030 Num 16805 16812 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2108 EM80031 Num 16813 16820 8 WHT FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2109 EM80032 Num 16821 16828 8 WHT FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLYD

 2110 EM80033 Num 16829 16836 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2111 EM80034 Num 16837 16844 8 BLK PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2112 EM80035 Num 16845 16852 8 BLK PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2113 EM80036 Num 16853 16860 8 BLK PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 2114 EM80037 Num 16861 16868 8 BLK PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2115 EM80038 Num 16869 16876 8 BLK MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2116 EM80039 Num 16877 16884 8 BLK MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: MPLOYED

 2117 EM80040 Num 16885 16892 8 BLK MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLYD

 2118 EM80041 Num 16893 16900 8 BLK MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2119 EM80042 Num 16901 16908 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2120 EM80043 Num 16909 16916 8 BLK FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2121 EM80044 Num 16917 16924 8 BLK FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLYD

 2122 EM80045 Num 16925 16932 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2123 EM80046 Num 16933 16940 8 HISP PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2124 EM80047 Num 16941 16948 8 HISP PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2125 EM80048 Num 16949 16956 8 HISP PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLYD

 2126 EM80049 Num 16957 16964 8 HISP PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2127 EM80050 Num 16965 16972 8 HISP MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2128 EM80051 Num 16973 16980 8 HISP MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:EMPLOYD

 2129 EM80052 Num 16981 16988 8 HISP MALE PSNS 16YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLYD

 2130 EM80053 Num 16989 16996 8 HISP MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2131 EM80054 Num 16997 17004 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2132 EM80055 Num 17005 17012 8 HISP FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:EMPLOYED

 2133 EM80056 Num 17013 17020 8 HISP FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLYD

 2134 EM80057 Num 17021 17028 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2135 EM80058 Num 17029 17036 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): WAGE/SALARY WORKER

 2136 EM80059 Num 17037 17044 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): FEDERAL GOVT WORKE

 2137 EM80060 Num 17045 17052 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): STATE GOVT WORKER

 2138 EM80061 Num 17053 17060 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): LOCAL GOVT WORKER

 2139 EM80062 Num 17061 17068 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): SELF-EMP WORKER

 2140 EM80063 Num 17069 17076 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): UNPAID FAM WORKER

 2141 EM80064 Num 17077 17084 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): EXEC/ADMI/MANAG

 2142 EM80065 Num 17085 17092 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PROFESSIONAL

 2143 EM80066 Num 17093 17100 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): TECHNI/RLTD SUPPRT

 2144 EM80067 Num 17101 17108 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): SALES
A-54

 2145 EM80068 Num 17109 17116 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): ADMINI SUPPORT

 2146 EM80069 Num 17117 17124 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PRIVT HH SERVICES

 2147 EM80070 Num 17125 17132 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PROTECT SERVICES

 2148 EM80071 Num 17133 17140 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): OTHER SERVICES

 2149 EM80072 Num 17141 17148 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): FARMING

 2150 EM80073 Num 17149 17156 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PROD/CRAFT/REPAIR

 2151 EM80074 Num 17157 17164 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): MACHINE OPERATOR/ASSEMBLER

 2152 EM80075 Num 17165 17172 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): TRANSPORT/MATERIAL MOVING

 2153 EM80076 Num 17173 17180 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): OTHER LABORERS

 2154 EM80077 Num 17181 17188 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): AGRICULTURE

 2155 EM80078 Num 17189 17196 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): MINING

 2156 EM80079 Num 17197 17204 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): CONSTRUCTION

 2157 EM80080 Num 17205 17212 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): MANUF (NONDURABLE)

 2158 EM80081 Num 17213 17220 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): MANUF (DURABLE)

 2159 EM80082 Num 17221 17228 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): TRANSPORTATION

 2160 EM80083 Num 17229 17236 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): COMMUNI/PUBLIC UTIL

 2161 EM80084 Num 17237 17244 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): WHOLESALE TRADE

 2162 EM80085 Num 17245 17252 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): RETAIL TRADE

 2163 EM80086 Num 17253 17260 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): FINANCE/INSURANCE/REAL ESTATE

 2164 EM80087 Num 17261 17268 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): BUSINESS/REPAIR SERVICES

 2165 EM80088 Num 17269 17276 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PERSONL/ENTERTAINMENT SERVICE

 2166 EM80089 Num 17277 17284 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (HEALTH)

 2167 EM80090 Num 17285 17292 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (EDUCAT)

 2168 EM80091 Num 17293 17300 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (OTHERS)

 2169 EM80092 Num 17301 17308 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PUB ADMINISTRATION

 2170 EM90001 Num 17309 17316 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+

 2171 EM90002 Num 17317 17324 8 TOTAL PSNS IN LF 16 YRS+

 2172 EM90003 Num 17325 17332 8 TOTAL PSNS IN CVL LF 16 YRS+

 2173 EM90004 Num 17333 17340 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+

 2174 EM90005 Num 17341 17348 8 MALE PSNS IN LF 16 YRS+

 2175 EM90006 Num 17349 17356 8 MALE PSNS IN CVL LF 16 YRS+

 2176 EM90007 Num 17357 17364 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+

 2177 EM90008 Num 17365 17372 8 FEMALE PSNS IN LF 16 YRS+

 2178 EM90009 Num 17373 17380 8 FEMALE PSNS IN CVL LF 16 YRS+

 2179 EM90010 Num 17381 17388 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2180 EM90011 Num 17389 17396 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2181 EM90012 Num 17397 17404 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 2182 EM90013 Num 17405 17412 8 TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2183 EM90014 Num 17413 17420 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2184 EM90015 Num 17421 17428 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED
A-55

 2185 EM90016 Num 17429 17436 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 2186 EM90017 Num 17437 17444 8 MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LABOR FORCE

 2187 EM90018 Num 17445 17452 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2188 EM90019 Num 17453 17460 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2189 EM90020 Num 17461 17468 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLOYED

 2190 EM90021 Num 17469 17476 8 FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2191 EM90022 Num 17477 17484 8 WHT PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2192 EM90023 Num 17485 17492 8 WHT PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2193 EM90024 Num 17493 17500 8 WHT PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYD

 2194 EM90025 Num 17501 17508 8 WHT PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2195 EM90026 Num 17509 17516 8 WHT MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2196 EM90027 Num 17517 17524 8 WHT MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:EMPLOYED

 2197 EM90028 Num 17525 17532 8 WHT MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLYD

 2198 EM90029 Num 17533 17540 8 WHT MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2199 EM90030 Num 17541 17548 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2200 EM90031 Num 17549 17556 8 WHT FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:EMPLOYED

 2201 EM90032 Num 17557 17564 8 WHT FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLYD

 2202 EM90033 Num 17565 17572 8 WHT FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2203 EM90034 Num 17573 17580 8 BLK PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2204 EM90035 Num 17581 17588 8 BLK PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2205 EM90036 Num 17589 17596 8 BLK PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYD

 2206 EM90037 Num 17597 17604 8 BLK PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2207 EM90038 Num 17605 17612 8 BLK MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2208 EM90039 Num 17613 17620 8 BLK MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:EMPLOYED

 2209 EM90040 Num 17621 17628 8 BLK MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLYD

 2210 EM90041 Num 17629 17636 8 BLK MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2211 EM90042 Num 17637 17644 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2212 EM90043 Num 17645 17652 8 BLK FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:EMPLOYED

 2213 EM90044 Num 17653 17660 8 BLK FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLOYD

 2214 EM90045 Num 17661 17668 8 BLK FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2215 EM90046 Num 17669 17676 8 HISP TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2216 EM90047 Num 17677 17684 8 HISP PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: EMPLOYED

 2217 EM90048 Num 17685 17692 8 HISP PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF: UNEMPLOYED

 2218 EM90049 Num 17693 17700 8 HISP TOTAL PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2219 EM90050 Num 17701 17708 8 HISP MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2220 EM90051 Num 17709 17716 8 HISP MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:EMPLOYD

 2221 EM90052 Num 17717 17724 8 HISP MALE PSNS 16YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLYD

 2222 EM90053 Num 17725 17732 8 HISP MALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2223 EM90054 Num 17733 17740 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ IN ARMED FORCES

 2224 EM90055 Num 17741 17748 8 HISP FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:EMPLOYED

 2225 EM90056 Num 17749 17756 8 HISP FEM PSNS 16 YRS+ IN CVL LF:UNEMPLYD
A-56

 2226 EM90057 Num 17757 17764 8 HISP FEMALE PSNS 16 YRS+ NOT IN LF

 2227 EM90058 Num 17765 17772 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): WAGE/SAL-PROFT

 2228 EM90059 Num 17773 17780 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): WAGE/SAL-NON PROFT

 2229 EM90060 Num 17781 17788 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): LOCAL GOVT WORKER

 2230 EM90061 Num 17789 17796 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): STATE GOVT WORKER

 2231 EM90062 Num 17797 17804 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): FEDERAL GOVT WORKE

 2232 EM90063 Num 17805 17812 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): SELF-EMPLD WORKER

 2233 EM90064 Num 17813 17820 8 CLASS (EMP PSNS 16+): UNPAID FAM WORKER

 2234 EM90065 Num 17821 17828 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): EXEC/ADMIN/MANAGE

 2235 EM90066 Num 17829 17836 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PROFESSIONAL

 2236 EM90067 Num 17837 17844 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): TECHNI/RLTD SUPPRT

 2237 EM90068 Num 17845 17852 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): SALES

 2238 EM90069 Num 17853 17860 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): ADMINI SUPPORT

 2239 EM90070 Num 17861 17868 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PRIVT HH SERVICES

 2240 EM90071 Num 17869 17876 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PROTECT SERVICES

 2241 EM90072 Num 17877 17884 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): OTHER SERVICES

 2242 EM90073 Num 17885 17892 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): FARMING

 2243 EM90074 Num 17893 17900 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): PROD/CRAFT/REPAIR

 2244 EM90075 Num 17901 17908 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): MACHINE OPERATOR/ASSEMBLER

 2245 EM90076 Num 17909 17916 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): TRANSPORT/MATERIAL MOVING

 2246 EM90077 Num 17917 17924 8 OCCUP (EMP PSNS 16+): OTHER LABORERS

 2247 EM90078 Num 17925 17932 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): AGRICULTURE

 2248 EM90079 Num 17933 17940 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): MINING

 2249 EM90080 Num 17941 17948 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): CONSTRUCTION

 2250 EM90081 Num 17949 17956 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): MANUF (NONDURABLE)

 2251 EM90082 Num 17957 17964 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): MANUF (DURABLE)

 2252 EM90083 Num 17965 17972 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): TRANSPORTATION

 2253 EM90084 Num 17973 17980 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): COMMUNI/PUBLIC UTIL

 2254 EM90085 Num 17981 17988 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): WHOLESALE TRADE

 2255 EM90086 Num 17989 17996 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): RETAIL TRADE

 2256 EM90087 Num 17997 18004 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): FINANCE/INSURANCE/REAL ESTATE

 2257 EM90088 Num 18005 18012 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): BUSINESS/REPAIR SERVICES

 2258 EM90089 Num 18013 18020 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PERSONAL SERVICES

 2259 EM90090 Num 18021 18028 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): ENTERTAINMNT/RECREATION SERVICES

 2260 EM90091 Num 18029 18036 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (HEALTH)

 2261 EM90092 Num 18037 18044 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (EDUCAT)

 2262 EM90093 Num 18045 18052 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (OTHERS)

 2263 EM90094 Num 18053 18060 8 IND (EMP PSNS 16+): PUB ADMINISTRATION

 2264 CLASS40 Char 18061 18061 1 OIL DEPENDENCY 1940

 2265 CLASS50 Char 18062 18062 1 OIL DEPENDENCY 1950

 2266 CLASS60 Char 18063 18063 1 OIL DEPENDENCY 1960
A-57

 2267 CLASS70 Char 18064 18064 1 OIL DEPENDENCY 1970

 2268 CLASS80 Char 18065 18065 1 OIL DEPENDENCY 1980

 2269 CLASS90 Char 18066 18066 1 OIL DEPENDENCY 1990

 2270 MIN01 Num 18067 18074 8 MINING (EMP PSNS 14+) 1940 (%)

 2271 MIN02 Num 18075 18082 8 MINING (EMP PSNS 14+) 1950 (%)

 2272 MIN03 Num 18083 18090 8 MINING (EMP PSNS 14+) 1960 (%)

 2273 MIN04 Num 18091 18098 8 MINING (EMP PSNS 16+) 1970 (%)

 2274 MIN05 Num 18099 18106 8 MINING (EMP PSNS 16+) 1980 (%)

 2275 MIN06 Num 18107 18114 8 MINING (EMP PSNS 16+) 1990 (%)

 2276 MIN07 Num 18115 18122 8 MINING (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1975-80%)

 2277 MIN08 Num 18123 18130 8 MINING (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1985-90%)

 2278 MIN09 Num 18131 18138 8 OIL/GAS (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1975-80%)

 2279 MIN10 Num 18139 18146 8 OIL/GAS (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1985-90%)

 2280 MIN11 Num 18147 18154 8 MINING-LOCATION QUOTIENT 1940

 2281 MIN12 Num 18155 18162 8 MINING-LOCATION QUOTIENT 1950

 2282 MIN13 Num 18163 18170 8 MINING-LOCATION QUOTIENT 1960

 2283 MIN14 Num 18171 18178 8 MINING-LOCATION QUOTIENT 1970

 2284 MIN15 Num 18179 18186 8 MINING-LOCATION QUOTIENT 1980

 2285 MIN16 Num 18187 18194 8 MINING-LOCATION QUOTIENT 1990

 2286 MIN17 Num 18195 18202 8 MINING-LOCATION QUOTIENT 19802

 2287 MIN18 Num 18203 18210 8 MINING-LOCATION QUOTIENT 19903

 2288 MIN19 Num 18211 18218 8 OIL/GAS-LOCATION QUOTIENT 1980

 2289 MIN20 Num 18219 18226 8 OIL/GAS-LOCATION QUOTIENT 1990

 2290 MIN21 Num 18227 18234 8 EMPLOYED PSNS 14+ IN MINING: 1940

 2291 MIN22 Num 18235 18242 8 EMPLOYED PSNS 14+ IN MINING: 1950

 2292 MIN23 Num 18243 18250 8 EMPLOYED PSNS 14+ IN MINING: 1960

 2293 MIN24 Num 18251 18258 8 EMPLOYED PSNS 16+ IN MINING: 1970

 2294 MIN25 Num 18259 18266 8 EMPLOYED PSNS 16+ IN MINING: 1980

 2295 MIN26 Num 18267 18274 8 EMPLOYED PSNS 16+ IN MINING: 1990

 2296 MIN27 Num 18275 18282 8 TOTAL EMPLOYED PSNS 14+: 1940

 2297 MIN28 Num 18283 18290 8 TOTAL EMPLOYED PSNS 14+: 1950

 2298 MIN29 Num 18291 18298 8 TOTAL EMPLOYED PSNS 14+: 1960

 2299 MIN30 Num 18299 18306 8 TOTAL EMPLOYED PSNS 16+: 1970

 2300 MIN31 Num 18307 18314 8 TOTAL EMPLOYED PSNS 16+: 1980

 2301 MIN32 Num 18315 18322 8 TOTAL EMPLOYED PSNS 16+: 1990

 2302 MIN33 Num 18323 18330 8 TOTAL PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1975-80

 2303 MIN34 Num 18331 18338 8 MIN-TOTAL (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1975-80)

 

 2 MIN25 are based on persons 16 years and over ever workerd between 1975-80.

 3

 MIN26 are based on persons 16 years and over ever workerd between 1985-90.
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 2304 MIN35 Num 18339 18346 8 MIN-METAL (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1975-80)

 2305 MIN36 Num 18347 18354 8 MIN-COAL (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1975-80)

 2306 MIN37 Num 18355 18362 8 MIN-OIL/GAS (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD 1975-80)

 2307 MIN38 Num 18363 18370 8 MIN-OTHER (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1975-80)

 2308 MIN39 Num 18371 18378 8 TOTAL PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1985-90

 2309 MIN40 Num 18379 18386 8 MIN-TOTAL (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1985-90)

 2310 MIN41 Num 18387 18394 8 MIN-METAL (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1985-90)

 2311 MIN42 Num 18395 18402 8 MIN-COAL (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1985-90)

 2312 MIN43 Num 18403 18410 8 MIN-OIL/GAS (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD 1985-90)

 2313 MIN44 Num 18411 18418 8 MIN-OTHER (PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 1985-90)

 2314 MIN45 Num 18419 18426 8 TOTAL EMP PSNS 14+: 1940 (STATE)

 2315 MIN46 Num 18427 18434 8 TOTAL EMP PSNS 14+: 1950 (STATE)

 2316 MIN47 Num 18435 18442 8 TOTAL EMP PSNS 14+: 1960 (STATE)

 2317 MIN48 Num 18443 18450 8 TOTAL EMP PSNS 16+: 1970 (STATE)

 2318 MIN49 Num 18451 18458 8 TOTAL EMP PSNS 16+: 1980 (STATE)

 2319 MIN50 Num 18459 18466 8 TOTAL EMP PSNS 16+: 1990 (STATE)

 2320 MIN51 Num 18467 18474 8 EMP PSNS 14+ IN MINING: 1940 (STATE)

 2321 MIN52 Num 18475 18482 8 EMP PSNS 14+ IN MINING: 1950 (STATE)

 2322 MIN53 Num 18483 18490 8 EMP PSNS 14+ IN MINING: 1960 (STATE)

 2323 MIN54 Num 18491 18498 8 EMP PSNS 16+ IN MINING: 1970 (STATE)

 2324 MIN55 Num 18499 18506 8 EMP PSNS 16+ IN MINING: 1980 (STATE)

 2325 MIN56 Num 18507 18514 8 EMP PSNS 16+ IN MINING: 1990 (STATE)

 2326 MIN57 Num 18515 18522 8 TOT PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 75-80 (STATE)

 2327 MIN58 Num 18523 18530 8 MIN-TOTAL (PSNS 16+ EV WKD 75-80: STATE)

 2328 MIN59 Num 18531 18538 8 MIN-METAL (PSNS 16+ EV WKD 75-80: STATE)

 2329 MIN60 Num 18539 18546 8 MIN-COAL (PSNS 16+ EV WKD 75-80: STATE)

 2330 MIN61 Num 18547 18554 8 MIN-OIL/GAS (PSNS16+ EV WKD 75-80:STATE)

 2331 MIN62 Num 18555 18562 8 MIN-OTHER (PSNS 16+ EV WK 75-80: STATE)

 2332 MIN63 Num 18563 18570 8 TOT PSNS 16+ EVER WKD BW 85-90 (STATE)

 2333 MIN64 Num 18571 18578 8 MIN-TOTAL (PSNS 16+ EV WKD 85-90: STATE)

 2334 MIN65 Num 18579 18586 8 MIN-METAL (PSNS 16+ EV WKD 85-90: STATE)

 2335 MIN66 Num 18587 18594 8 MIN-COAL (PSNS 16+ EV WKD 85-90: STATE)

 2336 MIN67 Num 18595 18602 8 MIN-OIL/GAS (PSNS16+ EV WKD 85-90:STATE)

 2337 MIN68 Num 18603 18610 8 MIN-OTHER (PSNS 16+ EV WKD 85-90: STATE)

 2338 IN50001 Num 18611 18618 8 MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME 1950 $

 2339 IN50002 Num 18619 18626 8 FAM.PCT.W INC LT $2000 1950

 2340 IN50003 Num 18627 18634 8 FAM.PCT.W INC $5000 OR > 1950

 2341 IN60001 Num 18635 18642 8 MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME 1960 $

 2342 IN60002 Num 18643 18650 8 PER CAPITA INCOME: TOTAL $

 2343 IN60003 Num 18651 18658 8 FAM.PCT.W INC LT $3000 1960
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 2344 IN60004 Num 18659 18666 8 FAM.PCT.W INC $10000 & > 1960

 2345 IN60005 Num 18667 18674 8 NUMBER OF RECIPIENTS IN 1960

 2346 IN60006 Num 18675 18682 8 PER CAP INCOME OF RECIPIENTS IN 1960 $

 2347 IN70001 Num 18683 18690 8 MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME: TOTAL 1970 $

 2348 IN70002 Num 18691 18698 8 MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME: WHITE 1970 $

 2349 IN70003 Num 18699 18706 8 MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME: BLACK 1970 $

 2350 IN70004 Num 18707 18714 8 MEAN FAMILY INCOME: TOTAL $

 2351 IN70005 Num 18715 18722 8 MEAN FAMILY INCOME: WHITE $

 2352 IN70006 Num 18723 18730 8 MEAN FAMILY INCOME: BLACK $

 2353 IN70007 Num 18731 18738 8 MEAN FAMILY INCOME: HISPANIC $

 2354 IN70008 Num 18739 18746 8 PER CAPITA INCOME: TOTAL (USA CNTY 94) $4

 2355 IN70009 Num 18747 18754 8 PER CAPITA INCOME: TOTAL (1970 CENSUS) $5

 2356 IN70010 Num 18755 18762 8 PER CAPITA INCOME: WHT PSNS $

 2357 IN70011 Num 18763 18770 8 PER CAPITA INCOME: BLK PSNS $

 2358 IN70012 Num 18771 18778 8 PER CAPITA INCOME: HISP PSNS $

 2359 IN70013 Num 18779 18786 8 FAMILY INCOME: UNDER $1,000

 2360 IN70014 Num 18787 18794 8 FAMILY INCOME: $1,000-$1,999

 2361 IN70015 Num 18795 18802 8 FAMILY INCOME: $2,000-$2,999

 2362 IN70016 Num 18803 18810 8 FAMILY INCOME: $3,000-$3,999

 2363 IN70017 Num 18811 18818 8 FAMILY INCOME: $4,000-$4,999

 2364 IN70018 Num 18819 18826 8 FAMILY INCOME: $5,000-$5,999

 2365 IN70019 Num 18827 18834 8 FAMILY INCOME: $6,000-$6,999

 2366 IN70020 Num 18835 18842 8 FAMILY INCOME: $7,000-$7,999

 2367 IN70021 Num 18843 18850 8 FAMILY INCOME: $8,000-$8,999

 2368 IN70022 Num 18851 18858 8 FAMILY INCOME: $9,000-$9,999

 2369 IN70023 Num 18859 18866 8 FAMILY INCOME: $10,000-$11,999

 2370 IN70024 Num 18867 18874 8 FAMILY INCOME: $12,000-$14,999

 2371 IN70025 Num 18875 18882 8 FAMILY INCOME: $15,000-$24,999

 2372 IN70026 Num 18883 18890 8 FAMILY INCOME: $25,000-$49,999

 2373 IN70027 Num 18891 18898 8 FAMILY INCOME: $50,000 AND OVER

 2374 IN70028 Num 18899 18906 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: UNDER $1,000

 2375 IN70029 Num 18907 18914 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $1,000-$1,999

 2376 IN70030 Num 18915 18922 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $2,000-$2,999

 2377 IN70031 Num 18923 18930 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $3,000-$3,999

 2378 IN70032 Num 18931 18938 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $4,000-$4,999

 2379 IN70033 Num 18939 18946 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $5,000-$5,999

 

 4 Based on USA County 1994 (Bureau of Census, December 1994, CD94-CTY-02).

 5

 Based on the result of the 1970 Census.
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 2380 IN70034 Num 18947 18954 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $6,000-$6,999

 2381 IN70035 Num 18955 18962 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $7,000-$7,999

 2382 IN70036 Num 18963 18970 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $8,000-$8,999

 2383 IN70037 Num 18971 18978 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $9,000-$9,999

 2384 IN70038 Num 18979 18986 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $10,000-$11,999

 2385 IN70039 Num 18987 18994 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $12,000-$14,999

 2386 IN70040 Num 18995 19002 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $15,000-$24,999

 2387 IN70041 Num 19003 19010 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $25,000-$49,999

 2388 IN70042 Num 19011 19018 8 INCOME-UNREL INDIV: $50,000 AND OVER

 2389 IN70043 Num 19019 19026 8 FAMILIES: WAGE & SALARY INCOME

 2390 IN70044 Num 19027 19034 8 FAMILIES: NONFARM/SELF-EMP INCOME

 2391 IN70045 Num 19035 19042 8 FAMILIES: FARM/SELF-EMP INCOME

 2392 IN70046 Num 19043 19050 8 FAMILIES: SOC SECURITY INCOME

 2393 IN70047 Num 19051 19058 8 FAMILIES: PUB ASSISTANCE INCOME

 2394 IN70048 Num 19059 19066 8 FAMILIES: ALL OTHER INCOME

 2395 IN70049 Num 19067 19074 8 FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: UNDER .50

 2396 IN70050 Num 19075 19082 8 FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: .50-.74

 2397 IN70051 Num 19083 19090 8 FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: .75-.99

 2398 IN70052 Num 19091 19098 8 FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.00-1.24

 2399 IN70053 Num 19099 19106 8 FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.25-1.49

 2400 IN70054 Num 19107 19114 8 FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.50-1.99

 2401 IN70055 Num 19115 19122 8 FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 2.00-2.99

 2402 IN70056 Num 19123 19130 8 FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 3.00 OR MORE

 2403 IN70057 Num 19131 19138 8 WHT FAMILIES: WAGE & SALARY INCOME

 2404 IN70058 Num 19139 19146 8 WHT FAMILIES: NONFARM/SELF-EMP INCOME

 2405 IN70059 Num 19147 19154 8 WHT FAMILIES: FARM/SELF-EMP INCOME

 2406 IN70060 Num 19155 19162 8 WHT FAMILIES: SOC SECURITY INCOME

 2407 IN70061 Num 19163 19170 8 WHT FAMILIES: PUB ASSISTANCE INCOME

 2408 IN70062 Num 19171 19178 8 WHT FAMILIES: ALL OTHER INCOME

 2409 IN70063 Num 19179 19186 8 WHT FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: UNDER .50

 2410 IN70064 Num 19187 19194 8 WHT FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: .50-.74

 2411 IN70065 Num 19195 19202 8 WHT FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: .75-.99

 2412 IN70066 Num 19203 19210 8 WHT FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.00-1.24

 2413 IN70067 Num 19211 19218 8 WHT FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.25-1.49

 2414 IN70068 Num 19219 19226 8 WHT FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.50-1.99

 2415 IN70069 Num 19227 19234 8 WHT FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 2.00-2.99

 2416 IN70070 Num 19235 19242 8 WHT FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 3.00 OR MORE

 2417 IN70071 Num 19243 19250 8 BLK FAMILIES: WAGE & SALARY INCOME

 2418 IN70072 Num 19251 19258 8 BLK FAMILIES: NONFARM/SELF-EMP INCOME

 2419 IN70073 Num 19259 19266 8 BLK FAMILIES: FARM/SELF-EMP INCOME

 2420 IN70074 Num 19267 19274 8 BLK FAMILIES: SOC SECURITY INCOME
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 2421 IN70075 Num 19275 19282 8 BLK FAMILIES: PUB ASSISTANCE INCOME

 2422 IN70076 Num 19283 19290 8 BLK FAMILIES: ALL OTHER INCOME

 2423 IN70077 Num 19291 19298 8 BLK FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: UNDER .50

 2424 IN70078 Num 19299 19306 8 BLK FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: .50-.74

 2425 IN70079 Num 19307 19314 8 BLK FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: .75-.99

 2426 IN70080 Num 19315 19322 8 BLK FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.00-1.24

 2427 IN70081 Num 19323 19330 8 BLK FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.25-1.49

 2428 IN70082 Num 19331 19338 8 BLK FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.50-1.99

 2429 IN70083 Num 19339 19346 8 BLK FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 2.00-2.99

 2430 IN70084 Num 19347 19354 8 BLK FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 3.00 OR MORE

 2431 IN70085 Num 19355 19362 8 HISP FAMILIES: WAGE & SALARY INCOME

 2432 IN70086 Num 19363 19370 8 HISP FAMILIES: NONFARM/SELF-EMP INCOME

 2433 IN70087 Num 19371 19378 8 HISP FAMILIES: FARM/SELF-EMP INCOME

 2434 IN70088 Num 19379 19386 8 HISP FAMILIES: SOC SECURITY INCOME

 2435 IN70089 Num 19387 19394 8 HISP FAMILIES: PUB ASSISTANCE INCOME

 2436 IN70090 Num 19395 19402 8 HISP FAMILIES: ALL OTHER INCOME

 2437 IN70091 Num 19403 19410 8 HISP FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: UNDER .50

 2438 IN70092 Num 19411 19418 8 HISP FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: .50-.74

 2439 IN70093 Num 19419 19426 8 HISP FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: .75-.99

 2440 IN70094 Num 19427 19434 8 HISP FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.00-1.24

 2441 IN70095 Num 19435 19442 8 HISP FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.25-1.49

 2442 IN70096 Num 19443 19450 8 HISP FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 1.50-1.99

 2443 IN70097 Num 19451 19458 8 HISP FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 2.00-2.99

 2444 IN70098 Num 19459 19466 8 HISP FAMILY POVERTY LEVEL: 3.00 OR MORE

 2445 IN70099 Num 19467 19474 8 PSNS WITH INCOME ABOVE POVERTY LEVEL6

 2446 IN70100 Num 19475 19482 8 PSNS WITH INCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL

 2447 IN70101 Num 19483 19490 8 WHT PSNS WITH INCOME ABOVE POVERTY LEVEL

 2448 IN70102 Num 19491 19498 8 WHT PSNS WITH INCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL

 2449 IN70103 Num 19499 19506 8 BLK PSNS WITH INCOME ABOVE POVERTY LEVEL

 2450 IN70104 Num 19507 19514 8 BLK PSNS WITH INCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL

 2451 IN70105 Num 19515 19522 8 HISP PSNS WITH INCOME ABOVE POVERTY LEVEL

 2452 IN70106 Num 19523 19530 8 HISP PSNS WITH INCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL

 2453 IN80001 Num 19531 19538 8 MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME: ALL FAMILIES $

 2454 IN80002 Num 19539 19546 8 MEDIAN HH INCOME, 1979 $

 2455 IN80003 Num 19547 19554 8 MEAN FAMILY INCOME: TOTAL $

 

 6 Tallies concerning the "poverty level" (for total persons and by races) generally exclude inmates of institutions, members of the Armed Forces

living in barracks, college students living in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years old. The persons below the poverty level follow

this definition. However, the persons above the poverty level are derived by subtracting the persons below the poverty level from the total county

(parish) population which include these populations that would need to be excluded. Consequently, the figures given here for the number of persons

above the pover level are slightly overstated. For that reason, the poverty rates derived from the persons above and below the poverty line will be

slightly underestimated (normally less than 1%) in comparison with the published poverty rates in the 1970 Census.
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 2456 IN80004 Num 19555 19562 8 MEAN FAMILY INCOME: WHT $

 2457 IN80005 Num 19563 19570 8 MEAN FAMILY INCOME: BLK $

 2458 IN80006 Num 19571 19578 8 MEAN FAMILY INCOME: HISP

 2459 IN80007 Num 19579 19586 8 PER CAPITA INCOME $

 2460 IN80008 Num 19587 19594 8 HH INCOME: UNER $2,500

 2461 IN80009 Num 19595 19602 8 HH INCOME: $2,500-4,999

 2462 IN80010 Num 19603 19610 8 HH INCOME: $5,000-7,499

 2463 IN80011 Num 19611 19618 8 HH INCOME: $7,500-9,999

 2464 IN80012 Num 19619 19626 8 HH INCOME:$10,000-12,499

 2465 IN80013 Num 19627 19634 8 HH INCOME:$12,500-14,999

 2466 IN80014 Num 19635 19642 8 HH INCOME:$15,000-17,499

 2467 IN80015 Num 19643 19650 8 HH INCOME:$17,500-19,999

 2468 IN80016 Num 19651 19658 8 HH INCOME:$20,000-22,499

 2469 IN80017 Num 19659 19666 8 HH INCOME:$22,500-24,999

 2470 IN80018 Num 19667 19674 8 HH INCOME:$25,000-27,499

 2471 IN80019 Num 19675 19682 8 HH INCOME:$27,500-29,999

 2472 IN80020 Num 19683 19690 8 HH INCOME:$30,000-34,999

 2473 IN80021 Num 19691 19698 8 HH INCOME:$35,000-39,999

 2474 IN80022 Num 19699 19706 8 HH INCOME:$40,000-49,999

 2475 IN80023 Num 19707 19714 8 HH INCOME:$50,000-74,999

 2476 IN80024 Num 19715 19722 8 HH INCOME:$75,000 OR MORE

 2477 IN80025 Num 19723 19730 8 HH: WITH EARNINGS

 2478 IN80026 Num 19731 19738 8 HH: WAGE/SALARY INCOME

 2479 IN80027 Num 19739 19746 8 HH: NON-FARM SELF-EMPL INCOME

 2480 IN80028 Num 19747 19754 8 HH: FARM SELF-EMPL INCOME

 2481 IN80029 Num 19755 19762 8 HH: INTEREST,DIV.,OR NET RENTAL INCOME

 2482 IN80030 Num 19763 19770 8 HH: SOCIAL SECURITY INCOME

 2483 IN80031 Num 19771 19778 8 HH: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE INCOME

 2484 IN80032 Num 19779 19786 8 HH: ALL OTHER INCOME

 2485 IN80033 Num 19787 19794 8 FAMILY INCOME: UNER $2,500

 2486 IN80034 Num 19795 19802 8 FAMILY INCOME: $2,500-4,999

 2487 IN80035 Num 19803 19810 8 FAMILY INCOME: $5,000-7,499

 2488 IN80036 Num 19811 19818 8 FAMILY INCOME: $7,500-9,999

 2489 IN80037 Num 19819 19826 8 FAMILY INCOME:$10,000-12,499

 2490 IN80038 Num 19827 19834 8 FAMILY INCOME:$12,500-14,999

 2491 IN80039 Num 19835 19842 8 FAMILY INCOME:$15,000-17,499

 2492 IN80040 Num 19843 19850 8 FAMILY INCOME:$17,500-19,999

 2493 IN80041 Num 19851 19858 8 FAMILY INCOME:$20,000-22,499

 2494 IN80042 Num 19859 19866 8 FAMILY INCOME:$22,500-24,999

 2495 IN80043 Num 19867 19874 8 FAMILY INCOME:$25,000-27,499

 2496 IN80044 Num 19875 19882 8 FAMILY INCOME:$27,500-29,999
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 2497 IN80045 Num 19883 19890 8 FAMILY INCOME:$30,000-34,999

 2498 IN80046 Num 19891 19898 8 FAMILY INCOME:$35,000-39,999

 2499 IN80047 Num 19899 19906 8 FAMILY INCOME:$40,000-49,999

 2500 IN80048 Num 19907 19914 8 FAMILY INCOME:$50,000-74,999

 2501 IN80049 Num 19915 19922 8 FAMILY INCOME:$75,000 OR MORE

 2502 IN80050 Num 19923 19930 8 FAMILIES BELOW POVERTY LEVEL IN 1979

 2503 IN80051 Num 19931 19938 8 PSNS WITH INC ABV POVERTY LEVEL

 2504 IN80052 Num 19939 19946 8 PSNS WITH INC BLW POVERTY LEVEL

 2505 IN80053 Num 19947 19954 8 WHT PSNS WITH INC ABV POVERTY

 2506 IN80054 Num 19955 19962 8 WHT PSNS WITH INC BLW POVERTY

 2507 IN80055 Num 19963 19970 8 BLK PSNS WITH INC ABV POVERTY

 2508 IN80056 Num 19971 19978 8 BLK PSNS WITH INC BLW POVERTY

 2509 IN80057 Num 19979 19986 8 HISP PSNS WITH INC ABV POVERTY

 2510 IN80058 Num 19987 19994 8 HISP PSNS WITH INC BLW POVERTY

 2511 IN80059 Num 19995 20002 8 PSNS WITH INC < 75% POVERTY LEVEL

 2512 IN80060 Num 20003 20010 8 PSNS WITH INC 75-124% POVERTY LEVEL

 2513 IN80061 Num 20011 20018 8 PSNS WITH INC 125-149% POVERTY LEVEL

 2514 IN80062 Num 20019 20026 8 PSNS WITH INC 150-199% POVERTY LEVEL

 2515 IN80063 Num 20027 20034 8 PSNS WITH INC > 200% POVERTY LEVEL

 2516 IN90001 Num 20035 20042 8 MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME $

 2517 IN90002 Num 20043 20050 8 MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME $

 2518 IN90003 Num 20051 20058 8 MEAN HH INCOME: TOTAL $

 2519 IN90004 Num 20059 20066 8 MEAN HH INCOME: WHT $

 2520 IN90005 Num 20067 20074 8 MEAN HH INCOME: BLK $

 2521 IN90006 Num 20075 20082 8 MEAN HH INCOME: HISP $

 2522 IN90007 Num 20083 20090 8 PER CAPITA INCOME: TOTAL $

 2523 IN90008 Num 20091 20098 8 PER CAPITA INCOME: WHT $

 2524 IN90009 Num 20099 20106 8 PER CAPITA INCOME: BLK $

 2525 IN90010 Num 20107 20114 8 PER CAPITA INCOME: HISP $

 2526 IN90011 Num 20115 20122 8 HH INCOME: UNDER $5,000

 2527 IN90012 Num 20123 20130 8 HH INCOME: $5,000-9,999

 2528 IN90013 Num 20131 20138 8 HH INCOME: $10,000-12,499

 2529 IN90014 Num 20139 20146 8 HH INCOME: $12,500-14,999

 2530 IN90015 Num 20147 20154 8 HH INCOME: $15,000-17,499

 2531 IN90016 Num 20155 20162 8 HH INCOME: $17,500-19,999

 2532 IN90017 Num 20163 20170 8 HH INCOME: $20,000-22,499

 2533 IN90018 Num 20171 20178 8 HH INCOME: $22,500-24,999

 2534 IN90019 Num 20179 20186 8 HH INCOME: $25,000-27,499

 2535 IN90020 Num 20187 20194 8 HH INCOME: $27,500-29,999

 2536 IN90021 Num 20195 20202 8 HH INCOME: $30,000-32,499
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 2537 IN90022 Num 20203 20210 8 HH INCOME: $32,500-34,999

 2538 IN90023 Num 20211 20218 8 HH INCOME: $35,000-37,499

 2539 IN90024 Num 20219 20226 8 HH INCOME: $37,500-39,999

 2540 IN90025 Num 20227 20234 8 HH INCOME: $40,000-42,499

 2541 IN90026 Num 20235 20242 8 HH INCOME: $42,500-44,999

 2542 IN90027 Num 20243 20250 8 HH INCOME: $45,000-47,499

 2543 IN90028 Num 20251 20258 8 HH INCOME: $47,500-49,999

 2544 IN90029 Num 20259 20266 8 HH INCOME: $50,000-54,999

 2545 IN90030 Num 20267 20274 8 HH INCOME: $55,000-59,999

 2546 IN90031 Num 20275 20282 8 HH INCOME: $60,000-74,999

 2547 IN90032 Num 20283 20290 8 HH INCOME: $75,000-99,999

 2548 IN90033 Num 20291 20298 8 HH INCOME: $100,000-124,999

 2549 IN90034 Num 20299 20306 8 HH INCOME: $125,000-149,999

 2550 IN90035 Num 20307 20314 8 HH INCOME: $150,000 OR MORE

 2551 IN90036 Num 20315 20322 8 HH: WAGE OR SALARY INCOME

 2552 IN90037 Num 20323 20330 8 HH: NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME

 2553 IN90038 Num 20331 20338 8 HH: FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME

 2554 IN90039 Num 20339 20346 8 HH: INTEREST, DIVIDEND, OR NET RENTAL

 2555 IN90040 Num 20347 20354 8 HH: SOCIAL SECURITY INCOME

 2556 IN90041 Num 20355 20362 8 HH: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE INCOME

 2557 IN90042 Num 20363 20370 8 HH: RETIREMENT INCOME

 2558 IN90043 Num 20371 20378 8 HH: OTHER INCOME

 2559 IN90044 Num 20379 20386 8 FAMILY INCOME: UNDER $5,000

 2560 IN90045 Num 20387 20394 8 FAMILY INCOME: $5,000-9,999

 2561 IN90046 Num 20395 20402 8 FAMILY INCOME: $10,000-12,499

 2562 IN90047 Num 20403 20410 8 FAMILY INCOME: $12,500-14,999

 2563 IN90048 Num 20411 20418 8 FAMILY INCOME: $15,000-17,499

 2564 IN90049 Num 20419 20426 8 FAMILY INCOME: $17,500-19,999

 2565 IN90050 Num 20427 20434 8 FAMILY INCOME: $20,000-22,499

 2566 IN90051 Num 20435 20442 8 FAMILY INCOME: $22,500-24,999

 2567 IN90052 Num 20443 20450 8 FAMILY INCOME: $25,000-27,499

 2568 IN90053 Num 20451 20458 8 FAMILY INCOME: $27,500-29,999

 2569 IN90054 Num 20459 20466 8 FAMILY INCOME: $30,000-32,499

 2570 IN90055 Num 20467 20474 8 FAMILY INCOME: $32,500-34,999

 2571 IN90056 Num 20475 20482 8 FAMILY INCOME: $35,000-37,499

 2572 IN90057 Num 20483 20490 8 FAMILY INCOME: $37,500-39,999

 2573 IN90058 Num 20491 20498 8 FAMILY INCOME: $40,000-42,499

 2574 IN90059 Num 20499 20506 8 FAMILY INCOME: $42,500-44,999

 2575 IN90060 Num 20507 20514 8 FAMILY INCOME: $45,000-47,499

 2576 IN90061 Num 20515 20522 8 FAMILY INCOME: $47,500-49,999

 2577 IN90062 Num 20523 20530 8 FAMILY INCOME: $50,000-54,999
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 2578 IN90063 Num 20531 20538 8 FAMILY INCOME: $55,000-59,999

 2579 IN90064 Num 20539 20546 8 FAMILY INCOME: $60,000-74,999

 2580 IN90065 Num 20547 20554 8 FAMILY INCOME: $75,000-99,999

 2581 IN90066 Num 20555 20562 8 FAMILY INCOME: $100,000-124,999

 2582 IN90067 Num 20563 20570 8 FAMILY INCOME: $125,000-149,999

 2583 IN90068 Num 20571 20578 8 FAMILY INCOME: $150,000 OR MORE

 2584 IN90069 Num 20579 20586 8 PSNS BELOW POVERTY LEVEL IN 1989

 2585 IN90070 Num 20587 20594 8 PSNS ABOVE POVERTY LEVEL IN 1989

 2586 IN90071 Num 20595 20602 8 WHT PSNS BELOW POVERTY LEVEL IN 1989

 2587 IN90072 Num 20603 20610 8 WHT PSNS ABOVE POVERTY LEVEL IN 1989

 2588 IN90073 Num 20611 20618 8 BLK PSNS BELOW POVERTY LEVEL IN 1989

 2589 IN90074 Num 20619 20626 8 BLK PSNS ABOVE POVERTY LEVEL IN 1989

 2590 IN90075 Num 20627 20634 8 HISP PSNS BELOW POVERTY LEVEL IN 1989

 2591 IN90076 Num 20635 20642 8 HISP PSNS ABOVE POVERTY LEVEL IN 1989

 2592 IN90077 Num 20643 20650 8 FAMILIES BELOW POVERTY LEVEL IN 1989

 2593 PIN69 Num 20651 20658 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1969 $

 2594 PIN70 Num 20659 20666 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1970 $

 2595 PIN71 Num 20667 20674 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1971 $

 2596 PIN72 Num 20675 20682 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1972 $

 2597 PIN73 Num 20683 20690 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1973 $

 2598 PIN74 Num 20691 20698 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1974 $

 2599 PIN75 Num 20699 20706 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1975 $

 2600 PIN76 Num 20707 20714 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1976 $

 2601 PIN77 Num 20715 20722 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1977 $

 2602 PIN78 Num 20723 20730 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1978 $

 2603 PIN79 Num 20731 20738 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1979 $

 2604 PIN80 Num 20739 20746 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1980 $

 2605 PIN81 Num 20747 20754 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1981 $

 2606 PIN82 Num 20755 20762 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1982 $

 2607 PIN83 Num 20763 20770 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1983 $

 2608 PIN84 Num 20771 20778 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1984 $

 2609 PIN85 Num 20779 20786 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1985 $

 2610 PIN86 Num 20787 20794 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1986 $

 2611 PIN87 Num 20795 20802 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1987 $

 2612 PIN88 Num 20803 20810 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1988 $

 2613 PIN89 Num 20811 20818 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1989 $

 2614 PIN90 Num 20819 20826 8 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME (BEA) 1990 $

 2615 ES0139A Num 20827 20834 8 MANUF ESTAB 1939 {47.065}7

 

 7 From County and City Data Book 1947, column 65.
A-66

 2616 ES0139B Num 20835 20842 8 MANUF ESTAB 1939 {49.045}8

 2617 ES0147 Num 20843 20850 8 MANUF ESTAB 1947

 2618 ES0150 Num 20851 20858 8 MANUF ESTAB 1950

 2619 ES0154 Num 20859 20866 8 MANUF ESTAB 1954

 2620 ES0158 Num 20867 20874 8 MANUF ESTAB 1958

 2621 ES0163 Num 20875 20882 8 MANUF ESTAB 1963

 2622 ES0167 Num 20883 20890 8 MANUF ESTAB 1967

 2623 ES0172 Num 20891 20898 8 MANUF ESTAB 1972

 2624 ES0177 Num 20899 20906 8 MANUF ESTAB 1977

 2625 ES0182 Num 20907 20914 8 MANUF ESTAB 1982

 2626 ES0187 Num 20915 20922 8 MANUF ESTAB 1987

 2627 ES0247A Num 20923 20930 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1947 {49.036}9

 2628 ES0247B Num 20931 20938 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1947 {56.078}10

 2629 ES0249 Num 20939 20946 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1949

 2630 ES0250 Num 20947 20954 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1950

 2631 ES0254 Num 20955 20962 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1954

 2632 ES0258 Num 20963 20970 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1958

 2633 ES0263 Num 20971 20978 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1963

 2634 ES0267 Num 20979 20986 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1967

 2635 ES0272 Num 20987 20994 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1972

 2636 ES0277 Num 20995 21002 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1977

 2637 ES0282 Num 21003 21010 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1982

 2638 ES0287 Num 21011 21018 8 MANUF ESTAB EMPLOYEES 1987

 2639 ES0347A Num 21019 21026 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 20-49 EMPLOYEES 1947

 2640 ES0347B Num 21027 21034 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 50-99 EMPLOYEES 1947

 2641 ES0350A Num 21035 21042 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 20-49 EMPLOYEES 1950

 2642 ES0350B Num 21043 21050 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 50-99 EMPLOYEES 1950

 2643 ES0354 Num 21051 21058 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 20-99 EMPLOYEES 1954

 2644 ES0358 Num 21059 21066 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 20-99 EMPLOYEES 1958

 2645 ES0363 Num 21067 21074 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 20-99 EMPLOYEES 1963

 2646 ES0367 Num 21075 21082 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 20-99 EMPLOYEES 1967(%)

 2647 ES0372 Num 21083 21090 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 20-99 EMPLOYEES 1972(%)

 2648 ES0377 Num 21091 21098 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 20-99 EMPLOYEES 1977

 2649 ES0382 Num 21099 21106 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 20-99 EMPLOYEES 1982

 2650 ES0387 Num 21107 21114 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 20-99 EMPLOYEES 1987

 2651 ES0454 Num 21115 21122 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 100- EMPLOYEES 1954

 

 8 From County and City Data Book 1949, column 45.

 9

 From County and City Data Book 1949, column 36.

 10 From County and City Data Book 1956, column 78.
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 2652 ES0458 Num 21123 21130 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 100- EMPLOYEES 1958

 2653 ES0463 Num 21131 21138 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 100- EMPLOYEES 1963

 2654 ES0467 Num 21139 21146 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 100- EMPLOYEES 1967(%)

 2655 ES0472 Num 21147 21154 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 100- EMPLOYEES 1972(%)

 2656 ES0477 Num 21155 21162 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 100- EMPLOYEES 1977

 2657 ES0482 Num 21163 21170 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 100- EMPLOYEES 1982

 2658 ES0487 Num 21171 21178 8 MANUF ESTAB WITH 100- EMPLOYEES 1987

 2659 ES0539 Num 21179 21186 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1939

 2660 ES0548A Num 21187 21194 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1948 {49.001}11

 2661 ES0548B Num 21195 21202 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1948 {56.048}12

 2662 ES0554 Num 21203 21210 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1954

 2663 ES0558 Num 21211 21218 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1958

 2664 ES0563 Num 21219 21226 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1963

 2665 ES0567 Num 21227 21234 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1967

 2666 ES0572 Num 21235 21242 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1972

 2667 ES0577 Num 21243 21250 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1977

 2668 ES0582 Num 21251 21258 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1982

 2669 ES0587 Num 21259 21266 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1987

 2670 ES0639 Num 21267 21274 8 UNINC RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1939

 2671 ES0648 Num 21275 21282 8 UNINC RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1948

 2672 ES0654 Num 21283 21290 8 UNINC RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1954

 2673 ES0658 Num 21291 21298 8 UNINC RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1958

 2674 ES0663 Num 21299 21306 8 UNINC RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1963

 2675 ES0667 Num 21307 21314 8 UNINC RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1967

 2676 ES0672 Num 21315 21322 8 UNINC RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1972

 2677 ES0677 Num 21323 21330 8 UNINC RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1977

 2678 ES0682 Num 21331 21338 8 UNINC RETAIL TRADE ESTAB 1982

 2679 ES0687 Num 21339 21346 8 UNINC RETAIL TRADE ESTAB W/ PAYROLL 1987

 2680 ES0739 Num 21347 21354 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB PAID EMPLOYEES 1939

 2681 ES0748 Num 21355 21362 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB PAID EMPLOYEES 1948

 2682 ES0754 Num 21363 21370 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB PAID EMPLOYEES 1954

 2683 ES0758 Num 21371 21378 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB PAID EMPLOYEES 1958

 2684 ES0763 Num 21379 21386 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB PAID EMPLOYEES 1963

 2685 ES0767 Num 21387 21394 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB PAID EMPLOYEES 1967

 2686 ES0772 Num 21395 21402 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB PAID EMPLOYEES 1972

 2687 ES0777 Num 21403 21410 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB PAID EMPLOYEES 1977

 2688 ES0782 Num 21411 21418 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB PAID EMPLOYEES 1982

 

 11 From County and City Data Book 1949, column 1.

 12 From County and City Data Book 1956, column 48.
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 2689 ES0787 Num 21419 21426 8 RETAIL TRADE ESTAB PAID EMPLOYEES 1987

 2690 ES0854 Num 21427 21434 8 RETAIL TRADE: GEN MERCH 1954

 2691 ES0858 Num 21435 21442 8 RETAIL TRADE: GEN MERCH 1958

 2692 ES0863 Num 21443 21450 8 RETAIL TRADE: GEN MERCH 1963

 2693 ES0872 Num 21451 21458 8 RETAIL TRADE: GEN MERCH 1972

 2694 ES0877 Num 21459 21466 8 RETAIL TRADE: GEN MERCH 1977

 2695 ES0882 Num 21467 21474 8 RETAIL TRADE: GEN MERCH W/ PAYROLL 1982

 2696 ES0887 Num 21475 21482 8 RETAIL TRADE: GEN MERCH W/ PAYROLL 1987

 2697 ES0948 Num 21483 21490 8 RETAIL TRADE: FOOD STORES 1948

 2698 ES0954 Num 21491 21498 8 RETAIL TRADE: FOOD STORES 1954

 2699 ES0958 Num 21499 21506 8 RETAIL TRADE: FOOD STORES 1958

 2700 ES0963 Num 21507 21514 8 RETAIL TRADE: FOOD STORES 1963

 2701 ES0972 Num 21515 21522 8 RETAIL TRADE: FOOD STORES 1972

 2702 ES0977 Num 21523 21530 8 RETAIL TRADE: FOOD STORES 1977

 2703 ES0982 Num 21531 21538 8 RETAIL TRADE: FOOD STORES 1982

 2704 ES0987 Num 21539 21546 8 RETAIL TRADE: FOOD STORES 1987

 2705 ES1054 Num 21547 21554 8 RETAIL TRADE: AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 1954

 2706 ES1058 Num 21555 21562 8 RETAIL TRADE: AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 1958

 2707 ES1063 Num 21563 21570 8 RETAIL TRADE: AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 1963

 2708 ES1072 Num 21571 21578 8 RETAIL TRADE: AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 1972

 2709 ES1077 Num 21579 21586 8 RETAIL TRADE: AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 1977

 2710 ES1082 Num 21587 21594 8 RETAIL TRADE: AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 1982

 2711 ES1087 Num 21595 21602 8 RETAIL TRADE: AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 1987

 2712 ES1148 Num 21603 21610 8 RETAIL TRADE: EATING AND DRINKING 1948

 2713 ES1154 Num 21611 21618 8 RETAIL TRADE: EATING AND DRINKING 1954

 2714 ES1172 Num 21619 21626 8 RETAIL TRADE: EATING AND DRINKING 1972

 2715 ES1177 Num 21627 21634 8 RETAIL TRADE: EATING AND DRINKING 1977

 2716 ES1182 Num 21635 21642 8 RETAIL TRADE: EATING AND DRINKING 1982

 2717 ES1187 Num 21643 21650 8 RETAIL TRADE: EATING AND DRINKING 1987

 2718 ES1254 Num 21651 21658 8 RETAIL TRADE: GAS SERVICE STATIONS 1954

 2719 ES1272 Num 21659 21666 8 RETAIL TRADE: GAS SERVICE STATIONS 1972

 2720 ES1277 Num 21667 21674 8 RETAIL TRADE: GAS SERVICE STATIONS 1977

 2721 ES1282 Num 21675 21682 8 RETAIL TRADE: GAS SERVICE STATIONS 1982

 2722 ES1287 Num 21683 21690 8 RETAIL TRADE: GAS SERVICE STATIONS 1987

 2723 ES1354 Num 21691 21698 8 RETAIL TRADE: HOME FURNISHINGS 1954

 2724 ES1372 Num 21699 21706 8 RETAIL TRADE: HOME FURNISHINGS 1972

 2725 ES1377 Num 21707 21714 8 RETAIL TRADE: HOME FURNISHINGS 1977

 2726 ES1382 Num 21715 21722 8 RETAIL TRADE: HOME FURNISHINGS 1982

 2727 ES1387 Num 21723 21730 8 RETAIL TRADE: HOME FURNISHINGS 1987

 2728 ES1448 Num 21731 21738 8 RETAIL TRADE: APPAREL 1948

 2729 ES1454 Num 21739 21746 8 RETAIL TRADE: APPAREL 1954
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 2730 ES1477 Num 21747 21754 8 RETAIL TRADE: APPAREL 1977

 2731 ES1482 Num 21755 21762 8 RETAIL TRADE: APPAREL 1982

 2732 ES1487 Num 21763 21770 8 RETAIL TRADE: APPAREL 1987

 2733 ES1539 Num 21771 21778 8 SERVICE ESTAB 1939

 2734 ES1554 Num 21779 21786 8 SERVICE ESTAB 1954

 2735 ES1558 Num 21787 21794 8 SERVICE ESTAB 1958

 2736 ES1563 Num 21795 21802 8 SERVICE ESTAB 1963

 2737 ES1567 Num 21803 21810 8 SERVICE ESTAB 1967

 2738 ES1572 Num 21811 21818 8 SERVICE ESTAB 1972

 2739 ES1577 Num 21819 21826 8 SERVICE ESTAB 1977

 2740 ES1658 Num 21827 21834 8 SERVICE ESTAB WITH PAYROLL 1958

 2741 ES1663 Num 21835 21842 8 SERVICE ESTAB WITH PAYROLL 1963

 2742 ES1677 Num 21843 21850 8 SERVICE ESTAB WITH PAYROLL 1977

 2743 ES1682 Num 21851 21858 8 SERVICE ESTAB WITH PAYROLL 1982

 2744 ES1687 Num 21859 21866 8 SERVICE ESTAB WITH PAYROLL 1987

 2745 ES1739 Num 21867 21874 8 SERVICE ESTAB - PAID EMPLOYEES 1939

 2746 ES1754 Num 21875 21882 8 SERVICE ESTAB - PAID EMPLOYEES 1954

 2747 ES1758 Num 21883 21890 8 SERVICE ESTAB - PAID EMPLOYEES 1958

 2748 ES1763 Num 21891 21898 8 SERVICE ESTAB - PAID EMPLOYEES 1963

 2749 ES1767 Num 21899 21906 8 SERVICE ESTAB - PAID EMPLOYEES 1967

 2750 ES1772 Num 21907 21914 8 SERVICE ESTAB - PAID EMPLOYEES 1972

 2751 ES1777 Num 21915 21922 8 SERVICE ESTAB - PAID EMPLOYEES 1977

 2752 ES1782 Num 21923 21930 8 SERVICE ESTAB - PAID EMPLOYEES 1982

 2753 ES1787 Num 21931 21938 8 SERVICE ESTAB - PAID EMPLOYEES 1987

 2754 ES1839 Num 21939 21946 8 WHOLESALE TRADE ESTAB 1939

 2755 ES1848 Num 21947 21954 8 WHOLESALE TRADE ESTAB 1948

 2756 ES1854 Num 21955 21962 8 WHOLESALE TRADE ESTAB 1954

 2757 ES1858 Num 21963 21970 8 WHOLESALE TRADE ESTAB 1958

 2758 ES1863 Num 21971 21978 8 WHOLESALE TRADE ESTAB 1963

 2759 ES1867 Num 21979 21986 8 WHOLESALE TRADE ESTAB 1967

 2760 ES1872 Num 21987 21994 8 WHOLESALE TRADE ESTAB 1972

 2761 ES1877 Num 21995 22002 8 WHOLESALE TRADE ESTAB 1977

 2762 ES1882 Num 22003 22010 8 WHOLESALE TRADE ESTAB 1982

 2763 ES1887 Num 22011 22018 8 WHOLESALE TRADE ESTAB 1987

 2764 ES1948 Num 22019 22026 8 WHOLESALE TRADE - PAID EMPLOYEES 1948

 2765 ES1954 Num 22027 22034 8 WHOLESALE TRADE - PAID EMPLOYEES 1954

 2766 ES1958 Num 22035 22042 8 WHOLESALE TRADE - PAID EMPLOYEES 1958

 2767 ES1963 Num 22043 22050 8 WHOLESALE TRADE - PAID EMPLOYEES 1963

 2768 ES1967 Num 22051 22058 8 WHOLESALE TRADE - PAID EMPLOYEES 1967

 2769 ES1972 Num 22059 22066 8 WHOLESALE TRADE - PAID EMPLOYEES 1972

 2770 ES1977 Num 22067 22074 8 WHOLESALE TRADE - PAID EMPLOYEES 1977
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 2771 ES1982 Num 22075 22082 8 WHOLESALE TRADE - PAID EMPLOYEES 1982

 2772 ES1987 Num 22083 22090 8 WHOLESALE TRADE - PAID EMPLOYEES 1987

 2773 ES2040 Num 22091 22098 8 FARMS - NUMBER 1940

 2774 ES2045 Num 22099 22106 8 FARMS - NUMBER 1945

 2775 ES2050 Num 22107 22114 8 FARMS - NUMBER 1950

 2776 ES2054 Num 22115 22122 8 FARMS - NUMBER 1954

 2777 ES2059 Num 22123 22130 8 FARMS - NUMBER 1959

 2778 ES2064 Num 22131 22138 8 FARMS - NUMBER 1964

 2779 ES2069 Num 22139 22146 8 FARMS - NUMBER 1969

 2780 ES2074 Num 22147 22154 8 FARMS - NUMBER 1974

 2781 ES2078 Num 22155 22162 8 FARMS - NUMBER 1978

 2782 ES2082 Num 22163 22170 8 FARMS - NUMBER 1982

 2783 ES2087 Num 22171 22178 8 FARMS - NUMBER 1987

 2784 ES2145 Num 22179 22186 8 LAND IN FARMS 1000 ACRES 1945

 2785 ES2150 Num 22187 22194 8 LAND IN FARMS 1000 ACRES 1950

 2786 ES2154 Num 22195 22202 8 LAND IN FARMS 1000 ACRES 1954

 2787 ES2159 Num 22203 22210 8 LAND IN FARMS 1000 ACRES 1959

 2788 ES2164 Num 22211 22218 8 LAND IN FARMS 1000 ACRES 1964

 2789 ES2169 Num 22219 22226 8 LAND IN FARMS 1000 ACRES 1969

 2790 ES2174 Num 22227 22234 8 LAND IN FARMS 1000 ACRES 1974

 2791 ES2178 Num 22235 22242 8 LAND IN FARMS 1978 (ACRES)

 2792 ES2182 Num 22243 22250 8 LAND IN FARMS 1982 (ACRES)

 2793 ES2187 Num 22251 22258 8 LAND IN FARMS 1987 (ACRES)

 2794 ES2254 Num 22259 22266 8 AVERAGE SIZE OF FARM 1954 (ACRES)

 2795 ES2259 Num 22267 22274 8 AVERAGE SIZE OF FARM 1959 (ACRES)

 2796 ES2264 Num 22275 22282 8 AVERAGE SIZE OF FARM 1964 (ACRES)

 2797 ES2269 Num 22283 22290 8 AVERAGE SIZE OF FARM 1969 (ACRES)

 2798 ES2274 Num 22291 22298 8 AVERAGE SIZE OF FARM 1974 (ACRES)

 2799 ES2278 Num 22299 22306 8 AVERAGE SIZE OF FARM 1978 (ACRES)

 2800 ES2282 Num 22307 22314 8 AVERAGE SIZE OF FARM 1982 (ACRES)

 2801 ES2287 Num 22315 22322 8 AVERAGE SIZE OF FARM 1987 (ACRES)

 2802 ES2354 Num 22323 22330 8 FARMS BY SIZE - UNDER 10 ACRES 1954

 2803 ES2359 Num 22331 22338 8 FARMS BY SIZE - UNDER 10 ACRES 1959

 2804 ES2364 Num 22339 22346 8 FARMS BY SIZE - UNDER 10 ACRES 1964

 2805 ES2369 Num 22347 22354 8 FARMS BY SIZE - UNDER 10 ACRES 1969

 2806 ES2374 Num 22355 22362 8 FARMS BY SIZE - UNDER 10 ACRES 1974

 2807 ES2378 Num 22363 22370 8 FARMS BY SIZE - UNDER 10 ACRES 1978

 2808 ES2382 Num 22371 22378 8 FARMS BY SIZE - UNDER 10 ACRES 1982

 2809 ES2387 Num 22379 22386 8 FARMS BY SIZE - UNDER 10 ACRES 1987

 2810 ES2450 Num 22387 22394 8 VALUE OF FARM PROD SOLD $1000 1950

 2811 ES2454 Num 22395 22402 8 VALUE OF FARM PROD SOLD $1000 1954
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 2812 ES2459 Num 22403 22410 8 VALUE OF FARM PROD SOLD $1000 1959

 2813 ES2464 Num 22411 22418 8 VALUE OF FARM PROD SOLD $1000 1964

 2814 ES2478 Num 22419 22426 8 VALUE OF FARM PROD SOLD 1978

 2815 ES2482 Num 22427 22434 8 VALUE OF FARM PROD SOLD 1982

 2816 ES2487 Num 22435 22442 8 VALUE OF FARM PROD SOLD 1987

 2817 GF57002 Num 22443 22450 8 REV: TOTAL REV $1000

 2818 GF57003 Num 22451 22458 8 REV: TOTAL GENERAL REV $1000

 2819 GF57004 Num 22459 22466 8 REV: TOTAL INT GOVT REV $1000

 2820 GF57006 Num 22467 22474 8 REV: INT GOVT REV: STATE $1000

 2821 GF57007 Num 22475 22482 8 REV: TOT GEN. REV FROM OWN SOURCES $1000

 2822 GF57008 Num 22483 22490 8 REV: TOTAL TAXES $1000

 2823 GF57009 Num 22491 22498 8 REV: PROPERTY TAXES $1000

 2824 GF57010 Num 22499 22506 8 REV: TOTAL CHARGES AND MISC $1000

 2825 GF57012 Num 22507 22514 8 REV: UTILITY $1000

 2826 GF57013 Num 22515 22522 8 REV: INSUR TRUST REV $1000

 2827 GF57014 Num 22523 22530 8 EXP: TOTAL EXP $1000

 2828 GF57015 Num 22531 22538 8 EXP: INTER GOV EXP $1000

 2829 GF57016 Num 22539 22546 8 EXP: TOTAL DIRECT EXP $1000

 2830 GF57017 Num 22547 22554 8 EXP: TOTAL DIRECT GENERAL EXP $1000

 2831 GF57019 Num 22555 22562 8 EXP: EDUCATION $1000

 2832 GF57021 Num 22563 22570 8 EXP: PUBLIC WELFARE $1000

 2833 GF57022 Num 22571 22578 8 EXP: HOSPITALS $1000

 2834 GF57023 Num 22579 22586 8 EXP: HEALTH OTHER THAN HOSPITALS $1000

 2835 GF57024 Num 22587 22594 8 EXP: HIGHWAYS $1000

 2836 GF57026 Num 22595 22602 8 EXP: POLICE PROTECTION $1000

 2837 GF57027 Num 22603 22610 8 EXP: FIRE PROTECTION $1000

 2838 GF57029 Num 22611 22618 8 EXP: PROTECTIVE INSPECTION $1000

 2839 GF57030 Num 22619 22626 8 EXP: NATURAL RESSOURCES $1000

 2840 GF57031 Num 22627 22634 8 EXP: PARKS & RECREATION $1000

 2841 GF57033 Num 22635 22642 8 EXP: SEWERAGE $1000

 2842 GF57034 Num 22643 22650 8 EXP:SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE $1000

 2843 GF57037 Num 22651 22658 8 EXP: INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT $1000

 2844 GF57038 Num 22659 22666 8 EXP: OTHER GENERAL EXP $1000

 2845 GF57039 Num 22667 22674 8 EXP: UTILITY

 2846 GF57040 Num 22675 22682 8 EXP: INSUR TRUST EXP $1000

 2847 GF57041 Num 22683 22690 8 TOTAL DEBT $1000

 2848 GF57042 Num 22691 22698 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT $1000

 2849 GF57045 Num 22699 22706 8 CASH & SECURITIES $1000

 2850 GF62003 Num 22707 22714 8 REV: TOTAL GENERAL REV $1000

 2851 GF62004 Num 22715 22722 8 REV: TOTAL INT GOVT REV $1000
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 2852 GF62006 Num 22723 22730 8 REV: INT GOVT REV: STATE $1000

 2853 GF62007 Num 22731 22738 8 REV: TOT GEN. REV FROM OWN SOURCES $1000

 2854 GF62008 Num 22739 22746 8 REV: TOTAL TAXES $1000

 2855 GF62009 Num 22747 22754 8 REV: PROPERTY TAXES $1000

 2856 GF62010 Num 22755 22762 8 REV: TOTAL CHARGES AND MISC $1000

 2857 GF62012 Num 22763 22770 8 REV: UTILITY (WATER ONLY) $1000

 2858 GF62017 Num 22771 22778 8 EXP: TOTAL DIRECT GENERAL EXP $1000

 2859 GF62019 Num 22779 22786 8 EXP: EDUCATION $1000

 2860 GF62020 Num 22787 22794 8 EXP: LIBRARIES $1000

 2861 GF62021 Num 22795 22802 8 EXP: PUBLIC WELFARE $1000

 2862 GF62022 Num 22803 22810 8 EXP: HOSPITALS & HEALTH $1000

 2863 GF62024 Num 22811 22818 8 EXP: HIGHWAYS $1000

 2864 GF62026 Num 22819 22826 8 EXP: POLICE PROTECTION $1000

 2865 GF62027 Num 22827 22834 8 EXP: FIRE PROTECTION $1000

 2866 GF62028 Num 22835 22842 8 EXP: CORRECTION $1000

 2867 GF62029 Num 22843 22850 8 EXP: PROTECTIVE INSPECTION $1000

 2868 GF62030 Num 22851 22858 8 EXP: NATURAL RESSOURCES $1000

 2869 GF62031 Num 22859 22866 8 EXP: PARKS & RECREATION $1000

 2870 GF62032 Num 22867 22874 8 EXP: HOUSING & URBAN RENEWAL $1000

 2871 GF62033 Num 22875 22882 8 EXP: SEWERAGE $1000

 2872 GF62034 Num 22883 22890 8 EXP:SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE $1000

 2873 GF62035 Num 22891 22898 8 EXP: FINANCIL ADMINISTRATION $1000

 2874 GF62036 Num 22899 22906 8 EXP: OTHER GOVT ADMINI $1000

 2875 GF62037 Num 22907 22914 8 EXP: INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT $1000

 2876 GF62038 Num 22915 22922 8 EXP: OTHER GENERAL EXP $1000

 2877 GF62039 Num 22923 22930 8 EXP: UTILITY (WATER ONLY) $1000

 2878 GF62041 Num 22931 22938 8 TOTAL DEBT $1000

 2879 GF62042 Num 22939 22946 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT $1000

 2880 GF62043 Num 22947 22954 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT-EDUCATION $1000

 2881 GF72002 Num 22955 22962 8 REV: TOTAL REV $1000

 2882 GF72003 Num 22963 22970 8 REV: TOTAL GENERAL REV $1000

 2883 GF72004 Num 22971 22978 8 REV: TOTAL INT GOVT REV $1000

 2884 GF72005 Num 22979 22986 8 REV: INT GOVT REV: FED GOVT $1000

 2885 GF72006 Num 22987 22994 8 REV: INT GOVT REV: STATE $1000

 2886 GF72007 Num 22995 23002 8 REV: TOT GEN. REV FROM OWN SOURCES $1000

 2887 GF72008 Num 23003 23010 8 REV: TOTAL TAXES $1000

 2888 GF72009 Num 23011 23018 8 REV: PROPERTY TAXES $1000

 2889 GF72010 Num 23019 23026 8 REV: TOTAL CHARGES AND MISC $1000

 2890 GF72011 Num 23027 23034 8 REV: CURRENT CHARGES $1000

 2891 GF72012 Num 23035 23042 8 REV: UTILITY $1000
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 2892 GF72013 Num 23043 23050 8 REV: LIQUOR & INSUR TRUST REV $1000

 2893 GF72014 Num 23051 23058 8 EXP: TOTAL EXP $1000

 2894 GF72015 Num 23059 23066 8 EXP: INTER GOV EXP $1000

 2895 GF72016 Num 23067 23074 8 EXP: TOTAL DIRECT EXP $1000

 2896 GF72017 Num 23075 23082 8 EXP: TOTAL DIRECT GENERAL EXP $1000

 2897 GF72019 Num 23083 23090 8 EXP: EDUCATION $1000

 2898 GF72020 Num 23091 23098 8 EXP: LIBRARIES $1000

 2899 GF72021 Num 23099 23106 8 EXP: PUBLIC WELFARE $1000

 2900 GF72022 Num 23107 23114 8 EXP: HOSPITALS $1000

 2901 GF72023 Num 23115 23122 8 EXP: HEALTH OTHER THAN HOSPITALS $1000

 2902 GF72024 Num 23123 23130 8 EXP: HIGHWAYS $1000

 2903 GF72025 Num 23131 23138 8 EXP: OTHER TRANSPORTATION $1000

 2904 GF72026 Num 23139 23146 8 EXP: POLICE PROTECTION $1000

 2905 GF72027 Num 23147 23154 8 EXP: FIRE PROTECTION $1000

 2906 GF72028 Num 23155 23162 8 EXP: CORRECTION $1000

 2907 GF72029 Num 23163 23170 8 EXP: PROTECTIVE INSPECTION $1000

 2908 GF72030 Num 23171 23178 8 EXP: NATURAL RESSOURCES $1000

 2909 GF72031 Num 23179 23186 8 EXP: PARKS & RECREATION $1000

 2910 GF72032 Num 23187 23194 8 EXP: HOUSING & URBAN RENEWAL $1000

 2911 GF72033 Num 23195 23202 8 EXP: SEWERAGE $1000

 2912 GF72034 Num 23203 23210 8 EXP:SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE $1000

 2913 GF72035 Num 23211 23218 8 EXP: FINANCIL ADMINISTRATION $1000

 2914 GF72036 Num 23219 23226 8 EXP: OTHER GOVT ADMINI $1000

 2915 GF72037 Num 23227 23234 8 EXP: INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT $1000

 2916 GF72038 Num 23235 23242 8 EXP: OTHER GENERAL EXP $1000

 2917 GF72039 Num 23243 23250 8 EXP: UTILITY $1000

 2918 GF72040 Num 23251 23258 8 EXP: LIQUOR & INSUR TRUST EXP $1000

 2919 GF72041 Num 23259 23266 8 TOTAL DEBT $1000

 2920 GF72042 Num 23267 23274 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT $1000

 2921 GF72043 Num 23275 23282 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT-EDUCATION $1000

 2922 GF77002 Num 23283 23290 8 REV: TOTAL REV $1000

 2923 GF77003 Num 23291 23298 8 REV: TOTAL GENERAL REV $1000

 2924 GF77004 Num 23299 23306 8 REV: TOTAL INT GOVT REV $1000

 2925 GF77005 Num 23307 23314 8 REV: INT GOVT REV: FED GOVT $1000

 2926 GF77006 Num 23315 23322 8 REV: INT GOVT REV: STATE $1000

 2927 GF77007 Num 23323 23330 8 REV: TOT GEN. REV FROM OWN SOURCES $1000

 2928 GF77008 Num 23331 23338 8 REV: TOTAL TAXES $1000

 2929 GF77009 Num 23339 23346 8 REV: PROPERTY TAXES $1000

 2930 GF77010 Num 23347 23354 8 REV: TOTAL CHARGES AND MISC $1000

 2931 GF77011 Num 23355 23362 8 REV: CURRENT CHARGES $1000
A-74

 2932 GF77012 Num 23363 23370 8 REV: UTILITY $1000

 2933 GF77013 Num 23371 23378 8 REV: LIQUOR & INSUR TRUST REV $1000

 2934 GF77014 Num 23379 23386 8 EXP: TOTAL EXP $1000

 2935 GF77015 Num 23387 23394 8 EXP: INTER GOV EXP $1000

 2936 GF77016 Num 23395 23402 8 EXP: TOTAL DIRECT EXP $1000

 2937 GF77017 Num 23403 23410 8 EXP: TOTAL DIRECT GENERAL EXP $1000

 2938 GF77019 Num 23411 23418 8 EXP: EDUCATION $1000

 2939 GF77020 Num 23419 23426 8 EXP: LIBRARIES $1000

 2940 GF77021 Num 23427 23434 8 EXP: PUBLIC WELFARE $1000

 2941 GF77022 Num 23435 23442 8 EXP: HOSPITALS $1000

 2942 GF77023 Num 23443 23450 8 EXP: HEALTH OTHER THAN HOSPITALS $1000

 2943 GF77024 Num 23451 23458 8 EXP: HIGHWAYS $1000

 2944 GF77025 Num 23459 23466 8 EXP: OTHER TRANSPORTATION $1000

 2945 GF77026 Num 23467 23474 8 EXP: POLICE PROTECTION $1000

 2946 GF77027 Num 23475 23482 8 EXP: FIRE PROTECTION $1000

 2947 GF77028 Num 23483 23490 8 EXP: CORRECTION $1000

 2948 GF77030 Num 23491 23498 8 EXP: NATURAL RESSOURCES $1000

 2949 GF77031 Num 23499 23506 8 EXP: PARKS & RECREATION $1000

 2950 GF77032 Num 23507 23514 8 EXP: HOUSING & URBAN RENEWAL $1000

 2951 GF77033 Num 23515 23522 8 EXP: SEWERAGE $1000

 2952 GF77034 Num 23523 23530 8 EXP:SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE $1000

 2953 GF77035 Num 23531 23538 8 EXP: FINANCIL ADMINISTRATION $1000

 2954 GF77036 Num 23539 23546 8 EXP: OTHER GOVT ADMINI $1000

 2955 GF77037 Num 23547 23554 8 EXP: INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT $1000

 2956 GF77038 Num 23555 23562 8 EXP:OTHR GEN EXP (INCL PROTEC INSP)$1000

 2957 GF77039 Num 23563 23570 8 EXP: UTILITY $1000

 2958 GF77040 Num 23571 23578 8 EXP: LIQUOR & INSUR TRUST EXP $1000

 2959 GF77041 Num 23579 23586 8 TOTAL DEBT $1000

 2960 GF77042 Num 23587 23594 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT $1000

 2961 GF77043 Num 23595 23602 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT-EDUCATION $1000

 2962 GF82002 Num 23603 23610 8 REV: TOTAL REV $1000

 2963 GF82003 Num 23611 23618 8 REV: TOTAL GENERAL REV $1000

 2964 GF82004 Num 23619 23626 8 REV: TOTAL INT GOVT REV $1000

 2965 GF82005 Num 23627 23634 8 REV: INT GOVT REV: FED GOVT $1000

 2966 GF82006 Num 23635 23642 8 REV: INT GOVT REV: STATE $1000

 2967 GF82007 Num 23643 23650 8 REV: TOT GEN. REV FROM OWN SOURCES $1000

 2968 GF82008 Num 23651 23658 8 REV: TOTAL TAXES $1000

 2969 GF82009 Num 23659 23666 8 REV: PROPERTY TAXES $1000

 2970 GF82010 Num 23667 23674 8 REV: TOTAL CHARGES AND MISC $1000

 2971 GF82011 Num 23675 23682 8 REV: CURRENT CHARGES $1000
A-75

 2972 GF82012 Num 23683 23690 8 REV: UTILITY $1000

 2973 GF82013 Num 23691 23698 8 REV: LIQUOR & INSUR TRUST REV $1000

 2974 GF82014 Num 23699 23706 8 EXP: TOTAL EXP $1000

 2975 GF82015 Num 23707 23714 8 EXP: INTER GOV EXP $1000

 2976 GF82016 Num 23715 23722 8 EXP: TOTAL DIRECT EXP $1000

 2977 GF82017 Num 23723 23730 8 EXP: TOTAL DIRECT GENERAL EXP $1000

 2978 GF82019 Num 23731 23738 8 EXP: EDUCATION $1000

 2979 GF82020 Num 23739 23746 8 EXP: LIBRARIES $1000

 2980 GF82021 Num 23747 23754 8 EXP: PUBLIC WELFARE $1000

 2981 GF82022 Num 23755 23762 8 EXP: HOSPITALS $1000

 2982 GF82023 Num 23763 23770 8 EXP: HEALTH OTHER THAN HOSPITALS $1000

 2983 GF82024 Num 23771 23778 8 EXP: HIGHWAYS $1000

 2984 GF82025 Num 23779 23786 8 EXP: OTHER TRANSPORTATION $1000

 2985 GF82026 Num 23787 23794 8 EXP: POLICE PROTECTION $1000

 2986 GF82027 Num 23795 23802 8 EXP: FIRE PROTECTION $1000

 2987 GF82028 Num 23803 23810 8 EXP: CORRECTION $1000

 2988 GF82030 Num 23811 23818 8 EXP: NATURAL RESSOURCES $1000

 2989 GF82031 Num 23819 23826 8 EXP: PARKS & RECREATION $1000

 2990 GF82032 Num 23827 23834 8 EXP: HOUSING & URBAN RENEWAL $1000

 2991 GF82033 Num 23835 23842 8 EXP: SEWERAGE $1000

 2992 GF82034 Num 23843 23850 8 EXP:SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE $1000

 2993 GF82035 Num 23851 23858 8 EXP: FINANCIL ADMINISTRATION $1000

 2994 GF82036 Num 23859 23866 8 EXP: OTHER GOVT ADMINI $1000

 2995 GF82037 Num 23867 23874 8 EXP: INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT $1000

 2996 GF82038 Num 23875 23882 8 EXP: OTHER GENERAL EXP $1000

 2997 GF82039 Num 23883 23890 8 EXP: UTILITY $1000

 2998 GF82040 Num 23891 23898 8 EXP: LIQUOR & INSUR TRUST EXP $1000

 2999 GF82041 Num 23899 23906 8 TOTAL DEBT $1000

 3000 GF82042 Num 23907 23914 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT $1000

 3001 GF82043 Num 23915 23922 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT-EDUCATION $1000

 3002 GF82044 Num 23923 23930 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT-UTILITY $1000

 3003 GF82045 Num 23931 23938 8 CASH & SECURITIES $1000

 3004 GF87001 Num 23939 23946 8 POPULATION

 3005 GF87002 Num 23947 23954 8 REV: TOTAL REV $1000

 3006 GF87003 Num 23955 23962 8 REV: TOTAL GENERAL REV $1000

 3007 GF87004 Num 23963 23970 8 REV: TOTAL INT GOVT REV $1000

 3008 GF87005 Num 23971 23978 8 REV: INT GOVT REV: FED GOVT $1000

 3009 GF87006 Num 23979 23986 8 REV: INT GOVT REV: STATE $1000

 3010 GF87007 Num 23987 23994 8 REV: TOT GEN. REV FROM OWN SOURCES $1000

 3011 GF87008 Num 23995 24002 8 REV: TOTAL TAXES $1000
A-76

 3012 GF87009 Num 24003 24010 8 REV: TOTAL TAXES: PROPERTY $1000

 3013 GF87010 Num 24011 24018 8 REV: TOTAL CHARGES AND MISC $1000

 3014 GF87011 Num 24019 24026 8 REV: CURRENT CHARGES $1000

 3015 GF87012 Num 24027 24034 8 REV: UTILITY $1000

 3016 GF87013 Num 24035 24042 8 REV: LIQUOR & INSUR TRUST REV $1000

 3017 GF87014 Num 24043 24050 8 EXP: TOTAL EXP $1000

 3018 GF87015 Num 24051 24058 8 EXP: INTER GOV EXP $1000

 3019 GF87016 Num 24059 24066 8 EXP: TOTAL DIRECT EXP $1000

 3020 GF87017 Num 24067 24074 8 EXP: TOTAL DIRECT GENERAL EXP $1000

 3021 GF87019 Num 24075 24082 8 EXP: EDUCATION $1000

 3022 GF87020 Num 24083 24090 8 EXP: LIBRARIES $1000

 3023 GF87021 Num 24091 24098 8 EXP: PUBLIC WELFARE $1000

 3024 GF87022 Num 24099 24106 8 EXP: HOSPITALS $1000

 3025 GF87023 Num 24107 24114 8 EXP: HEALTH OTHER THAN HOSPITALS $1000

 3026 GF87024 Num 24115 24122 8 EXP: HIGHWAYS $1000

 3027 GF87025 Num 24123 24130 8 EXP: OTHER TRANSPORTATION $1000

 3028 GF87026 Num 24131 24138 8 EXP: POLICE PROTECTION $1000

 3029 GF87027 Num 24139 24146 8 EXP: FIRE PROTECTION $1000

 3030 GF87028 Num 24147 24154 8 EXP: CORRECTION $1000

 3031 GF87029 Num 24155 24162 8 EXP: PROTECTIVE INSPECTION $1000

 3032 GF87030 Num 24163 24170 8 EXP: NATURAL RESSOURCES $1000

 3033 GF87031 Num 24171 24178 8 EXP: PARKS & RECREATION $1000

 3034 GF87032 Num 24179 24186 8 EXP: HOUSING & URBAN RENEWAL $1000

 3035 GF87033 Num 24187 24194 8 EXP: SEWERAGE $1000

 3036 GF87034 Num 24195 24202 8 EXP:SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE $1000

 3037 GF87035 Num 24203 24210 8 EXP: FINANCIL ADMINISTRATION $1000

 3038 GF87036 Num 24211 24218 8 EXP: OTHER GOVT ADMINI $1000

 3039 GF87037 Num 24219 24226 8 EXP: INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT $1000

 3040 GF87038 Num 24227 24234 8 EXP: OTHER GENERAL EXP $1000

 3041 GF87039 Num 24235 24242 8 EXP: UTILITY $1000

 3042 GF87040 Num 24243 24250 8 EXP: LIQUOR & INSUR TRUST EXP $1000

 3043 GF87041 Num 24251 24258 8 TOTAL DEBT $1000

 3044 GF87042 Num 24259 24266 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT $1000

 3045 GF87043 Num 24267 24274 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT-EDUCATION $1000

 3046 GF87044 Num 24275 24282 8 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT-UTILITY $1000

 3047 GF87045 Num 24283 24290 8 CASH & SECURITIES $1000

 3048 GE57001 Num 24291 24298 8 TOTALS: F.T.EMP

 3049 GE57002 Num 24299 24306 8 TOTALS: P.T.EMP

 3050 GE57003 Num 24307 24314 8 TOTALS: F.T.EQV

 3051 GE57005 Num 24315 24322 8 EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL: F.T.ONLY
A-77

 3052 GE62001 Num 24323 24330 8 TOTALS: F.T.EMP

 3053 GE62002 Num 24331 24338 8 TOTALS: P.T.EMP

 3054 GE62003 Num 24339 24346 8 TOTALS: F.T.EQV

 3055 GE62004 Num 24347 24354 8 EDUCATION TOTAL: F.T.EQV

 3056 GE62005 Num 24355 24362 8 EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL ONLY: F.T.EQV

 3057 GE62008 Num 24363 24370 8 HOSPITALS & HEALTH: F.T.EQV

 3058 GE62010 Num 24371 24378 8 HIGHWAYS & OTHER TRANSP: F.T.EQV

 3059 GE62011 Num 24379 24386 8 POLICE PROTECTION: F.T.EQV

 3060 GE62012 Num 24387 24394 8 FIRE PROTECTION: F.T.EQV

 3061 GE62020 Num 24395 24402 8 FINANCE & OTHER ADMINISTRATION: F.T.EQV

 3062 GE62021 Num 24403 24410 8 UTILITY: F.T.EQV

 3063 GE62022 Num 24411 24418 8 OTHER & UNALLOCABLE: F.T.EQV

 3064 GE72001 Num 24419 24426 8 TOTALS: F.T.EMP

 3065 GE72002 Num 24427 24434 8 TOTALS: P.T.EMP

 3066 GE72003 Num 24435 24442 8 TOTALS: F.T.EQV

 3067 GE72004 Num 24443 24450 8 EDUCATION TOTAL: F.T.EQV

 3068 GE72005 Num 24451 24458 8 EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL ONLY: F.T.EQV

 3069 GE72006 Num 24459 24466 8 LIBRARIES: F.T.EQV

 3070 GE72007 Num 24467 24474 8 PUBLIC WELFARE: F.T.EQV

 3071 GE72008 Num 24475 24482 8 HOSPITALS: F.T.EQV

 3072 GE72009 Num 24483 24490 8 HEALTH OTHER THAN HOSPITALS: F.T.EQV

 3073 GE72010 Num 24491 24498 8 HIGHWAYS & OTHER TRANSP: F.T.EQV

 3074 GE72011 Num 24499 24506 8 POLICE PROTECTION: F.T.EQV

 3075 GE72012 Num 24507 24514 8 FIRE PROTECTION: F.T.EQV

 3076 GE72013 Num 24515 24522 8 NATURAL RESOURCES: F.T.EQV

 3077 GE72014 Num 24523 24530 8 PARKS & RECREATION: F.T.EQV

 3078 GE72015 Num 24531 24538 8 HOUSING & URBAN RENEWAL: F.T.EQV

 3079 GE72016 Num 24539 24546 8 SEWERAGE: F.T.EQV

 3080 GE72017 Num 24547 24554 8 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE: F.T.EQV

 3081 GE72019 Num 24555 24562 8 CORRECTION: F.T.EQV

 3082 GE72020 Num 24563 24570 8 FINANCE & OTHER ADMINISTRATION: F.T.EQV

 3083 GE72021 Num 24571 24578 8 UTILITY: F.T.EQV

 3084 GE72022 Num 24579 24586 8 OTHER & UNALLOCABLE: F.T.EQV

 3085 GE77001 Num 24587 24594 8 TOTALS: F.T.EMP

 3086 GE77002 Num 24595 24602 8 TOTALS: P.T.EMP

 3087 GE77003 Num 24603 24610 8 TOTALS: F.T.EQV

 3088 GE77004 Num 24611 24618 8 EDUCATION TOTAL: F.T.EQV

 3089 GE77005 Num 24619 24626 8 EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL ONLY: F.T.EQV

 3090 GE77006 Num 24627 24634 8 LIBRARIES: F.T.EQV
A-78

 3091 GE77007 Num 24635 24642 8 PUBLIC WELFARE: F.T.EQV

 3092 GE77008 Num 24643 24650 8 HOSPITALS: F.T.EQV

 3093 GE77009 Num 24651 24658 8 HEALTH OTHER THAN HOSPITALS: F.T.EQV

 3094 GE77010 Num 24659 24666 8 HIGHWAYS & OTHER TRANSP: F.T.EQV

 3095 GE77011 Num 24667 24674 8 POLICE PROTECTION: F.T.EQV

 3096 GE77012 Num 24675 24682 8 FIRE PROTECTION: F.T.EQV

 3097 GE77013 Num 24683 24690 8 NATURAL RESOURCES: F.T.EQV

 3098 GE77014 Num 24691 24698 8 PARKS & RECREATION: F.T.EQV

 3099 GE77015 Num 24699 24706 8 HOUSING & URBAN RENEWAL: F.T.EQV

 3100 GE77016 Num 24707 24714 8 SEWERAGE: F.T.EQV

 3101 GE77017 Num 24715 24722 8 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE: F.T.EQV

 3102 GE77019 Num 24723 24730 8 CORRECTION: F.T.EQV

 3103 GE77020 Num 24731 24738 8 FINANCE & OTHER ADMINISTRATION: F.T.EQV

 3104 GE77021 Num 24739 24746 8 UTILITY: F.T.EQV

 3105 GE77022 Num 24747 24754 8 OTHER & UNALLOCABLE: F.T.EQV

 3106 GE82001 Num 24755 24762 8 TOTALS: F.T.EMP

 3107 GE82002 Num 24763 24770 8 TOTALS: P.T.EMP

 3108 GE82003 Num 24771 24778 8 TOTALS: F.T.EQV

 3109 GE82004 Num 24779 24786 8 EDUCATION TOTAL: F.T.EQV

 3110 GE82005 Num 24787 24794 8 EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL ONLY: F.T.EQV

 3111 GE82006 Num 24795 24802 8 LIBRARIES: F.T.EQV

 3112 GE82007 Num 24803 24810 8 PUBLIC WELFARE: F.T.EQV

 3113 GE82008 Num 24811 24818 8 HOSPITALS: F.T.EQV

 3114 GE82009 Num 24819 24826 8 HEALTH OTHER THAN HOSPITALS: F.T.EQV

 3115 GE82010 Num 24827 24834 8 HIGHWAYS & OTHER TRANSP: F.T.EQV

 3116 GE82011 Num 24835 24842 8 POLICE PROTECTION: F.T.EQV

 3117 GE82012 Num 24843 24850 8 FIRE PROTECTION: F.T.EQV

 3118 GE82013 Num 24851 24858 8 NATURAL RESOURCES: F.T.EQV

 3119 GE82014 Num 24859 24866 8 PARKS & RECREATION: F.T.EQV

 3120 GE82015 Num 24867 24874 8 HOUSING & URBAN RENEWAL: F.T.EQV

 3121 GE82016 Num 24875 24882 8 SEWERAGE: F.T.EQV

 3122 GE82017 Num 24883 24890 8 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE: F.T.EQV

 3123 GE82018 Num 24891 24898 8 JUDICIAL & LEGAL: F.T.EQV

 3124 GE82019 Num 24899 24906 8 CORRECTION: F.T.EQV

 3125 GE82020 Num 24907 24914 8 FINANCE & OTHER ADMINISTRATION: F.T.EQV

 3126 GE82021 Num 24915 24922 8 UTILITY: F.T.EQV

 3127 GE82022 Num 24923 24930 8 OTHER & UNALLOCABLE: F.T.EQV

 3128 GE87001 Num 24931 24938 8 TOTALS: F.T.EMP

 3129 GE87002 Num 24939 24946 8 TOTALS: P.T.EMP
A-79

 3130 GE87003 Num 24947 24954 8 TOTALS: F.T.EQV

 3131 GE87004 Num 24955 24962 8 EDUCATION TOTAL: F.T.EQV

 3132 GE87005 Num 24963 24970 8 EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL ONLY: F.T.EQV

 3133 GE87006 Num 24971 24978 8 LIBRARIES: F.T.EQV

 3134 GE87007 Num 24979 24986 8 PUBLIC WELFARE: F.T.EQV

 3135 GE87008 Num 24987 24994 8 HOSPITALS: F.T.EQV

 3136 GE87009 Num 24995 25002 8 HEALTH OTHER THAN HOSPITALS: F.T.EQV

 3137 GE87010 Num 25003 25010 8 HIGHWAYS & OTHER TRANSP: F.T.EQV

 3138 GE87011 Num 25011 25018 8 POLICE PROTECTION: F.T.EQV

 3139 GE87012 Num 25019 25026 8 FIRE PROTECTION: F.T.EQV

 3140 GE87013 Num 25027 25034 8 NATURAL RESOURCES: F.T.EQV

 3141 GE87014 Num 25035 25042 8 PARKS & RECREATION: F.T.EQV

 3142 GE87015 Num 25043 25050 8 HOUSING & URBAN RENEWAL: F.T.EQV

 3143 GE87016 Num 25051 25058 8 SEWERAGE: F.T.EQV

 3144 GE87017 Num 25059 25066 8 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE: F.T.EQV

 3145 GE87018 Num 25067 25074 8 JUDICIAL & LEGAL: F.T.EQV

 3146 GE87019 Num 25075 25082 8 CORRECTION: F.T.EQV

 3147 GE87020 Num 25083 25090 8 FINANCE & OTHER ADMINISTRATION: F.T.EQV

 3148 GE87021 Num 25091 25098 8 UTILITY: F.T.EQV

 3149 GE87022 Num 25099 25106 8 OTHER & UNALLOCABLE: F.T.EQV
B-1

APPENDIX B

FIPS STATE/COUNTY CODES

 FIPS County

Alabama

01001 Autauga

01003 Baldwin

01005 Barbour

01007 Bibb

01009 Blount

01011 Bullock

01013 Butler

01015 Calhoun

01017 Chambers

01019 Cherokee

01021 Chilton

01023 Choctaw

01025 Clarke

01027 Clay

01029 Cleburne

01031 Coffee

01033 Colbert

01035 Conecuh

01037 Coosa

01039 Covington

01041 Crenshaw

01043 Cullman

01045 Dale

01047 Dallas

01049 De Kalb

01051 Elmore

01053 Escambia
B-2

01055 Etowah

01057 Fayette

01059 Franklin

01061 Geneva

01063 Greene

01065 Hale

01067 Henry

01069 Houston

01071 Jackson

01073 Jefferson

01075 Lamar

01077 Lauderdale

01079 Lawrence

01081 Lee

01083 Limestone

01085 Lowndes

01087 Macon

01089 Madison

01091 Marengo

01093 Marion

01095 Marshall

01097 Mobile

01099 Monroe

01101 Montgomery

01103 Morgan

01105 Perry

01107 Pickens

01109 Pike

01111 Randolph

01113 Russell

01115 St. Clair

01117 Shelby

01119 Sumter

01121 Talladega

01123 Tallapoosa
B-3

01125 Tuscaloosa

01127 Walker

01129 Washington

01131 Wilcox

01133 Winston

Florida

12001 Alachua

12003 Baker

12005 Bay

12007 Bradford

12009 Brevard

12011 Broward

12013 Calhoun

12015 Charlotte

12017 Citrus

12019 Clay

12021 Collier

12023 Columbia

12025 Dade

12027 De Soto

12029 Dixie

12031 Duval

12033 Escambia

12035 Flagler

12037 Franklin

12039 Gadsden

12041 Gilchrist

12043 Glades

12045 Gulf

12047 Hamilton

12049 Hardee

12051 Hendry

12053 Hernando

12055 Highlands
B-4

12057 Hillsborough

12059 Holmes

12061 Indian River

12063 Jackson

12065 Jefferson

12067 Lafayette

12069 Lake

12071 Lee

12073 Leon

12075 Levy

12077 Liberty

12079 Madison

12081 Manatee

12083 Marion

12085 Martin

12087 Monroe

12089 Nassau

12091 Okaloosa

12093 Okeechobee

12095 Orange

12097 Osceola

12099 Palm Beach

12101 Pasco

12103 Pinellas

12105 Polk

12107 Putnam

12109 St. Johns

12111 St. Lucie

12113 Santa Rosa

12115 Sarasota

12117 Seminole

12119 Sumter

12121 Suwannee

12123 Taylor

12125 Union
B-5

12127 Volusia

12129 Wakulla

12131 Walton

12133 Washington

Louisiana

22001 Acadia

22003 Allen

22005 Ascension

22007 Assumption

22009 Avoyelles

22011 Beauregard

22013 Bienville

22015 Bossier

22017 Caddo

22019 Calcasieu

22021 Caldwell

22023 Cameron

22025 Catahoula

22027 Claiborne

22029 Concordia

22031 De Soto

22033 East Baton Rouge

22035 East Carroll

22037 East Feliciana

22039 Evangeline

22041 Franklin

22043 Grant

22045 Iberia

22047 Iberville

22049 Jackson

22051 Jefferson

22053 Jefferson Davis

22055 Lafayette

22057 Lafourche
B-6

22059 La Salle

22061 Lincoln

22063 Livingston

22065 Madison

22067 Morehouse

22069 Natchitoches

22071 Orleans

22073 Ouachita

22075 Plaquemines

22077 Pointe Coupee

22079 Rapides

22081 Red River

22083 Richland

22085 Sabine

22087 St. Bernard

22089 St. Charles

22091 St. Helena

22093 St. James

22095 St. John the Baptist

22097 St. Landry

22099 St. Martin

22101 St. Mary

22103 St. Tammany

22105 Tangipahoa

22107 Tensas

22109 Terrebonne

22111 Union

22113 Vermilion

22115 Vernon

22117 Washington

22119 Webster

22121 West Baton Rouge

22123 West Carroll

22125 West Feliciana

22127 Winn
B-7

Mississippi

28001 Adams

28003 Alcorn

28005 Amite

28007 Attala

28009 Benton

28011 Bolivar

28013 Calhoun

28015 Carroll

28017 Chickasaw

28019 Choctaw

28021 Claiborne

28023 Clarke

28025 Clay

28027 Coahoma

28029 Copiah

28031 Covington

28033 De Soto

28035 Forrest

28037 Franklin

28039 George

28041 Greene

28043 Grenada

28045 Hancock

28047 Harrison

28049 Hinds

28051 Holmes

28053 Humphreys

28055 Issaquena

28057 Itawamba

28059 Jackson

28061 Jasper

28063 Jefferson

28065 Jefferson Davis
B-8

28067 Jones

28069 Kemper

28071 Lafayette

28073 Lamar

28075 Lauderdale

28077 Lawrence

28079 Leake

28081 Lee

28083 Leflore

28085 Lincoln

28087 Lowndes

28089 Madison

28091 Marion

28093 Marshall

28095 Monroe

28097 Montgomery

28099 Neshoba

28101 Newton

28103 Noxubee

28105 Oktibbeha

28107 Panola

28109 Pearl River

28111 Perry

28113 Pike

28115 Pontotoc

28117 Prentiss

28119 Quitman

28121 Rankin

28123 Scott

28125 Sharkey

28127 Simpson

28129 Smith

28131 Stone

28133 Sunflower

28135 Tallahatchie
B-9

28137 Tate

28139 Tippah

28141 Tishomingo

28143 Tunica

28145 Union

28147 Walthall

28149 Warren

28151 Washington

28153 Wayne

28155 Webster

28157 Wilkinson

28159 Winston

28161 Yalobusha

28163 Yazoo

Texas

48001 Anderson

48003 Andrews

48005 Angelina

48007 Aransas

48009 Archer

48011 Armstrong

48013 Atascosa

48015 Austin

48017 Bailey

48019 Bandera

48021 Bastrop

48023 Baylor

48025 Bee

48027 Bell

48029 Bexar

48031 Blanco

48033 Borden

48035 Bosque

48037 Bowie
B-10

48039 Brazoria

48041 Brazos

48043 Brewster

48045 Briscoe

48047 Brooks

48049 Brown

48051 Burleson

48053 Burnet

48055 Caldwell

48057 Calhoun

48059 Callahan

48061 Cameron

48063 Camp

48065 Carson

48067 Cass

48069 Castro

48071 Chambers

48073 Cherokee

48075 Childress

48077 Clay

48079 Cochran

48081 Coke

48083 Coleman

48085 Collin

48087 Collingsworth

48089 Colorado

48091 Comal

48093 Comanche

48095 Concho

48097 Cooke

48099 Coryell

48101 Cottle

48103 Crane

48105 Crockett

48107 Crosby
B-11

48109 Culberson

48111 Dallam

48113 Dallas

48115 Dawson

48117 Deaf Smith

48119 Delta

48121 Denton

48123 De Witt

48125 Dickens

48127 Dimmit

48129 Donley

48131 Duval

48133 Eastland

48135 Ector

48137 Edwards

48139 Ellis

48141 El Paso

48143 Erath

48145 Falls

48147 Fannin

48149 Fayette

48151 Fisher

48153 Floyd

48155 Foard

48157 Fort Bend

48159 Franklin

48161 Freestone

48163 Frio

48165 Gaines

48167 Galveston

48169 Garza

48171 Gillespie

48173 Glasscock

48175 Goliad

48177 Gonzales
B-12

48179 Gray

48181 Grayson

48183 Gregg

48185 Grimes

48187 Guadalupe

48189 Hale

48191 Hall

48193 Hamilton

48195 Hansford

48197 Hardeman

48199 Hardin

48201 Harris

48203 Harrison

48205 Hartley

48207 Haskell

48209 Hays

48211 Hemphill

48213 Henderson

48215 Hidalgo

48217 Hill

48219 Hockley

48221 Hood

48223 Hopkins

48225 Houston

48227 Howard

48229 Hudspeth

48231 Hunt

48233 Hutchinson

48235 Irion

48237 Jack

48239 Jackson

48241 Jasper

48243 Jeff Davis

48245 Jefferson

48247 Jim Hogg
B-13

48249 Jim Wells

48251 Johnson

48253 Jones

48255 Karnes

48257 Kaufman

48259 Kendall

48261 Kenedy

48263 Kent

48265 Kerr

48267 Kimble

48269 King

48271 Kinney

48273 Kleberg

48275 Knox

48277 Lamar

48279 Lamb

48281 Lampasas

48283 La Salle

48285 Lavaca

48287 Lee

48289 Leon

48291 Liberty

48293 Limestone

48295 Lipscomb

48297 Live Oak

48299 Llano

48301 Loving

48303 Lubbock

48305 Lynn

48307 McCulloch

48309 McLennan

48311 McMullen

48313 Madison

48315 Marion

48317 Martin
B-14

48319 Mason

48321 Matagorda

48323 Maverick

48325 Medina

48327 Menard

48329 Midland

48331 Milam

48333 Mills

48335 Mitchell

48337 Montague

48339 Montgomery

48341 Moore

48343 Morris

48345 Motley

48347 Nacogdoches

48349 Navarro

48351 Newton

48353 Nolan

48355 Nueces

48357 Ochiltree

48359 Oldham

48361 Orange

48363 Palo Pinto

48365 Panola

48367 Parker

48369 Parmer

48371 Pecos

48373 Polk

48375 Potter

48377 Presidio

48379 Rains

48381 Randall

48383 Reagan

48385 Real

48387 Red River
B-15

48389 Reeves

48391 Refugio

48393 Roberts

48395 Robertson

48397 Rockwall

48399 Runnels

48401 Rusk

48403 Sabine

48405 San Augustine

48407 San Jacinto

48409 San Patricio

48411 San Saba

48413 Schleicher

48415 Scurry

48417 Shackelford

48419 Shelby

48421 Sherman

48423 Smith

48425 Somervell

48427 Starr

48429 Stephens

48431 Sterling

48433 Stonewall

48435 Sutton

48437 Swisher

48439 Tarrant

48441 Taylor

48443 Terrell

48445 Terry

48447 Throckmorton

48449 Titus

48451 Tom Green

48453 Travis

48455 Trinity

48457 Tyler
B-16

48459 Upshur

48461 Upton

48463 Uvalde

48465 Val Verde

48467 Van Zandt

48469 Victoria

48471 Walker

48473 Waller

48475 Ward

48477 Washington

48479 Webb

48481 Wharton

48483 Wheeler

48485 Wichita

48487 Wilbarger

48489 Willacy

48491 Williamson

48493 Wilson

48495 Winkler

48497 Wise

48499 Wood

48501 Yoakum

48503 Young

48505 Zapata

48507 Zavala
The Department of the Interior Mission

As the Nation's principal conservation agency, the Department of the Interior has responsibility

for most of our nationally owned public lands and natural resources. This includes fostering

sound use of our land and water resources; protecting our fish, wildlife, and biological diversity;

preserving the environmental and cultural values of our national parks and historical places;

and providing for the enjoyment of life through outdoor recreation. The Department assesses

our energy and mineral resources and works to ensure that their development is in the best

interests of all our people by encouraging stewardship and citizen participation in their care.

The Department also has a major responsibility for American Indian reservation communities

and for people who live in island territories under U.S. administration.

The Minerals Management Service Mission

As a bureau of the Department of the Interior, the Minerals Management Service's (MMS)

primary responsibilities are to manage the mineral resources located on the Nation's Outer

Continental Shelf (OCS), collect revenue from the Federal OCS and onshore Federal and Indian

lands, and distribute those revenues.

Moreover, in working to meet its responsibilities, the Offshore Minerals Management Program

administers the OCS competitive leasing program and oversees the safe and environmentally

sound exploration and production of our Nation's offshore natural gas, oil and other mineral

resources. The MMS Minerals Revenue Management meets its responsibilities by ensuring the

efficient, timely and accurate collection and disbursement of revenue from mineral leasing and

production due to Indian tribes and allottees, States and the U.S. Treasury.

The MMS strives to fulfill its responsibilities through the general guiding principles of: (1) being

responsive to the public's concerns and interests by maintaining a dialogue with all potentially

affected parties and (2) carrying out its programs with an emphasis on working to enhance the

quality of life for all Americans by lending MMS assistance and expertise to economic

development and environmental protection.