Census 2000 Summary File 2 Product Profile www.census.gov 1

a data products update from the U.S. Census Bureau

U.S. Department of Commerce

Economics and Statistics Administration

U.S. CENSUS BUREAU

2003 Product Profile

PRODPR/03-2

Issued September 2003

www.census.gov

SF 2 at a Glance Census 2000 Summary File 2

• Key demographic and

housing data from

Census 2000

• Tables repeated for

249 racial and ethnic

groups

• Complete U.S.

coverage, plus

Puerto Rico

• Census tract geography

allows small-area

analysis

• All 47 statistical tables

on the Web and on

CD-ROM and DVD

• Shortcuts to the data in

American FactFinder®

• Powerful, easy-to-use

software on CD-ROM

and DVD

Recording America’s Diversity

During Census 2000 operations, one key

message to the public was, “Fill out your census

form and show pride in your heritage.” Questions on race, Hispanic or Latino origin, and

ancestry allowed Americans to record their

heritage.

Heritage is very much the focus of Summary File

(SF 2), the second of four summary files with

detailed statistics from Census 2000, representing input from 281 million people living in 105

million housing units. SF 2 offers extensive detail

on the demographics of the nation’s race and

ethnic groups. (Ancestry was reported on the

long form and is not shown in Summary File 2,

which presents short form data. Ancestry data

are in Summary Files 3 and 4.)

Data in SF 2 Are Based on the

Census 2000 Questions Asked

of Everyone

The SF 2 data are drawn from responses to

questions asked of everyone in Census 2000:

on age, sex, race, Hispanic or Latino origin,

household relationship, and owner/renter

status. These questions were asked on both

the short form and the long form (the sample

questionnaire).

How many Hispanic homeowners live in your

community? What is their average household

size, and how many live in households larger

or smaller than the average? What is their

household type? How many are Cuban, how

many are Puerto Rican? How many cite Peruvian as their ethnic origin? SF 2 lets you show

characteristics for up to 249 race and Hispanic

or Latino groups. SF 2 has selected key tables

previously released in SF 1 and shows them for

these groups, provided they meet a population

threshold (100 or more people in an area).

The three other summary files (SF 1, SF 3, and

SF 4) fill in more parts of the picture. SF 1 has

286 tables based on the short form questions

asked in the census, with data for areas as

small as census blocks.

SF 2 has a subset of the tables found in SF 1.

SF 3 and SF 4 provide data from the sample

questions asked of about 1/6th of America’s

households – the long form questions on

income, education, language spoken, housing

structure, housing costs, commuting, and

many other topics. All the summary files are

available.
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Figure 1.

Census 2000 Gateway

Basic Demographic and Housing Data in SF 2

SF 2 contains 47 detailed tables –

36 population tables and 11 housing

tables. Appendix 1, in this profile (page

8), lists the table titles. There are two

kinds of tables:

• PCT tables. Population data for a

hierarchy of geographic areas

down to the level of census tracts.

• HCT tables. Housing data for a

hierarchy of geographic areas

down to the level of census tracts.

In Census 2000, users were, for the

first time, allowed to select more than

one race. SF 2 allows users to study the

racial mix for even the smallest areas.

For any given area down to the level of

census tract, tables may be repeated

for up to 249 race and ethnic groups

including —

• 132 race groups. Includes

iterations for multirace groups.

- 38 specific Asian groups.

- 20 specific Native Hawaiian and

 other Pacific Islander groups.

• 78 specific American Indian and

Alaska Native tribes.

• 39 Hispanic groups.

A table is shown for a specific group if

there are 100 or more people in that

group within the geographic area under

scrutiny. If, for example, a county has

100 or more “Vietnamese alone,” then all

the SF 2 tables for that area are shown

for “Vietnamese alone,” as well as for

other groups that meet that criterion.

Appendix 2 in this profile (pages 9-11)

lists the groups for which tables may

be repeated in SF 2. A reference like

“Vietnamese alone” identifies people

who selected one race on their census

questionnaire. The reference “Vietnamese alone or in any combination” identifies all those who selected “Vietnamese”

as their race – including those who

selected just one race and those who

selected this race, plus some other race

or races.

If you are making extensive use of the

race and Hispanic/Latino data, be sure

to consult the discussion of “Hispanic or

Latino” and “Race” in Appendix B,

Definitions of Subject Characteristics, of

the SF 2 technical documentation (online

at http://www.census.gov/prod

/cen2000/doc/sf2.pdf).

Definitions used by the Census Bureau

in these cases, conform to the standards published in the October 30,

1997, Federal Register notice entitled

“Revisions to the Standards for the

Classification of Federal Data on Race

and Ethnicity” (online at http://

www.census.gov/population/www

/socdemo/race/Ombdir15.html) issued

by the Office of Management and

Budget. These standards govern the

categories used to collect and present

federal data on race and ethnicity. More

background, FAQs, and historical data

can be found on the Census Bureau

Web site (http://www.census.gov

/population/www/socdemo/race.html).

Your “gateway” to

Census 2000 is

http://

www.census.gov

/main/www

/cen2000.html.

The gateway page on

the Census Bureau’s

Web site gives you

one-stop access to

Census 2000 data

files (such as Summary

File 2) and information

about the way we

conducted the census,

the data release

schedule, the various

data products, and

what you need to

understand and use

data from the census.
Census 2000 Summary File 2 Product Profile www.census.gov 3

Figure 2.

American FactFinder® Lets You Select Detailed Data From

Summary File 2 – Down to the Census Tract Level

First, go into American

FactFinder®, select Summary

File 2, and then “Detailed

Tables.”

FactFinder leads you through

the selection of one or more

geographic areas – all the

way down to the census tract.

Then it prompts you to select

one or more detailed tables

from SF 2.

Here, we selected census

tracts in San Jose, California,

as our geography and chose

Table PCT8, Average Household Size. After getting the

table for the whole

population, if you want to

select this table for a specific

race group (in this case,

“Vietnamese alone”), you

would go to change selections

on the blue menu bar and

select “Race or Ethnic Groups.”

You would then be able to

select from 249 race and

ethnic groups, and FactFinder

would display Table PCT8 for

that group.

At the right, we show

Table PCT8 from SF 2 –

Average Household

Size for people in San

Jose, who identified

themselves as

“Vietnamese alone.”

SF 2 shows a table for

a group, only if the

group numbers 100 or

more people in that

geographic area. San

Jose has 191 census

tracts; 122 of them

have 100 or more

“Vietnamese alone,” so

Table PCT8 can be

shown for these tracts

only. Otherwise, you

need to go to a higher

geography.
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Geography in SF 2

Like all summary files, Summary File 2

is packed with data for many kinds of

geographic areas. It serves users

interested in the macro view (for

example, the United States as a whole

or individual states) and the micro view

(census tracts), as well as all areas in

between.

It gives you a summary of geographic

areas (all census tracts in a county) or

parts of areas (for example, part of an

Indian reservation within a state).

State Files. SF 2 was released as a

series of state files, with a final national

file. There also are files for the District

of Columbia and Puerto Rico. The table

designs are standard for each kind of

geographic area. You can obtain SF 2 on

a CD-ROM for each state (as well as for

the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico)

or all the files on one DVD (see the

order form on page 12). Both the CDROMs and the DVDs come with software

for accessing and downloading the data;

the DVD allows you to generate national

or regional totals for geographic areas,

such as metro areas, regardless of

state.

National File. The national file provides

summaries for higher levels of geography and covers the entire country. This

file is designed for users who need to

produce national or regional summaries

of an area (e.g., all metro areas), but do

not need the data for really small areas

such as census tracts. They will find it

easier to generate these figures using

the national file or the U.S. summary file

on DVD, rather than the individual state

files on CD-ROM.

Geographic areas shown in total or in

part include —

• United States

• Census Regions

• Census Divisions

• States

• District of Columbia

• Puerto Rico

• Counties

• Metropolitan Areas

• Urban Areas

• County Subdivisions

• Places

• Consolidated Cities

• American Indian Areas

• Alaska Native Areas

• Hawaiian Home Lands

• Census Tracts

Internet Access Through

American FactFinder®

Visit the Census Bureau’s homepage

(http://www.census.gov), and click on

the American FactFinder® (AFF). AFF

gives several easy-to-use options for

accessing SF 2:

• Quick Tables gives you a set of key

variables for areas as small as

census tracts.

• Geographic Comparison Tables

lets you see how your state, city,

county, metro area, or census tract

stacks up in comparison to others

according to key variables.

• Detailed Tables gives you direct

access to all the SF 2 tables. As

the second screen of Figure 2

shows, you must go to the “Change

Selections” option in the blue bar

to select the SF 2 race or ethnic

group (for example, Cubans) for

which you wish to repeat a table.

Once you click on “Race or Ethnic

Groups,” American FactFinder®

allows you to pick the group.

One special feature to note in AFF: the

“geo within geo” button lets you select all

areas of a certain type and display

them for the entire nation, state, county,

and so forth, provided the total doesn’t

exceed 7,000 entities. You should use

this option, if for example, you need

national level summaries of counties,

metro areas, or American Indian areas.

This feature would allow you to display

all tracts in a state or county.

AFF also gives you access to the technical documentation and other reference

information to assist you in using the file.

Be sure to look at the Summary File 2

overview page (http://www.census.gov

/Press-Release/www/2001/sumfile2

.html) for links to the documentation,

the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) site, and

other useful pages. Especially valuable

on this page is a search tool that lets

you access Census 2000 and related

data for each state. If your focus is on

just one state, this is the page to

consult.

Data for the 108th

Congressional

Districts

The Census Bureau has issued

comparable demographic data

for the Congressional Districts of

the 108th Congress. Like the

Census 2000 summary files,

these data are available online in

the American FactFinder® and in

ASCII format via FTP and on DVD

($70) from the Customer Services Center. There is substantial

race and ethnic detail in these

data, but no repetition of tables

for various race and ethnic

groups, as in SF 2. For more

information on these data, go to

http://www.census.gov

/Press-Release/www

/2003/108th.html.
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Figure 3.

Powerful Software on SF 2 CD-ROMs and DVDs Lets You Control

Retrieval and Output

First, you pick the

geography you want –

in this case, all counties

in Georgia – and then

the software prompts

you to pick a table – in

this case, Table HCT8,

Tenure (i.e., owner

or renter status) by

Household Size for

Housing Units where

the Householders were

“Korean Alone” (that

is, where the householders selected just

one race – “Korean”).

Screen 1 shows the

selection of geography

on the CD-ROM version

of SF 2 for Georgia;

screen 2, the selection

of the data variables.

You save the tabulation

and open it up in a

spreadsheet or data

base application.

SF 2 shows a table for a race

or Hispanic/Latino group, only

when the area contains 100

or more people of that race

or Hispanic/Latino group.

Consequently, SF 2 allows you

to display Table HCT8 for the

23 counties in Georgia (out

of 159 counties) where the

“Korean alone” population is

100 or more. The tabulation at

the right shows total occupied

housing units (HCT00700),

total owner-occupied units

(HCT007001), followed by a

breakdown for units with

households of varying sizes.

The same breakdown is shown

for renter-occupied units.
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Download Data From

American FactFinder® or

File Transfer Protocol

(FTP)

Every AFF data page has a “Download”

tab through which you can download

these files as comma delimited (.csv),

tab-delimited (.lst), or rich text format

(.rtf) files either directly or indirectly

into a spreadsheet program like Excel

or Lotus or a database program like

Access or dBase. AFF also lets you

transpose columns and rows (i.e., make

rows into columns and vice versa) and

input the data into a database format

with labels or no labels, but just the

comma-delimited numbers.

In addition, ASCII files in a zipped format

are available free on the Internet via File

Transfer Protocol (FTP). Note that these

files do not come with viewing software.

Given the size of the files, the speed of

your modem and Internet connection,

downloading a file may be a timeconsuming process. If you plan on

downloading or using the ASCII files,

be sure to consult the “Read Me” file on

the Internet (http://www2.census.gov

/census_2000/datasets/Summary_File

_2/0README_SF2.txt).

We have developed a helpful set of

instructions for downloading the ASCII

files into a database application (http://

www.census.gov/support

/SF2ASCII.html).

Note: The Census Bureau also released

a supplement to SF 2, available in ASCII

via FTP, showing sex by age for the total

population. This tabulation is identical to

PCT5 (see Appendix 1) except, that

PCT5 shows sex by age for householders, rather than persons in households.

Go to http://www2.census.gov

/census_2000/datasets

/Summary_File_2_Supplement/ftp://

ftp2.census.gov/census_2000

/datasets/Summary_File_2_Supplement/

for access to the files and more

information.

Buy SF 2 on CD-ROM or

DVD

If you plan to make heavy use of SF 2

or to analyze data for more than a few

variables, you may want to consider

purchasing the SF 2 data on CD-ROM or

DVD. You may purchase discs from the

Census Bureau’s Customer Services

Center at 301-763-INFO (4636).

The files on disc come with proprietary

software that operates on computers

with Microsoft Windows 95/98/2000

/NT/ME/XP operating systems. The

software provides an expandable

hierarchical menu or equivalent for the

selection of one or more geographic

areas. The user software supports

selection of individual data items,

complete data tables, and geographic

identifiers to include in output files.

Figure 3 shows how to download and

display SF 2 data from the DVD containing the complete set of state files.

Users who want both the individual

state files and the national files will have

to buy them separately – the state files

come on one DVD or on separate CDROMs for each state; the national file is

available on one DVD. Most users will

find that the U.S. Summary DVD (containing all the state files) will handle their

needs.

Census 2000 Maps

Particularly if you are planning to use

data for census tracts, you’ll need

Census 2000 Maps, available electronically on the Internet (in .pdf) and on

paper:

Block Maps. These are detailed maps

(36" x 33") showing all levels of geography down to the level of census blocks.

They can be purchased from the

Customer Services Center in map sets

for counties, cities, minor civil divisions,

and other areas. These detailed street

maps show the boundaries of blocks

and tracts and all larger geographic

areas. To view these maps online, go to

http://www.census.gov/geo/www

/maps/CP_MapProducts.htm.

Census Tract Outline Maps. Far less

detailed than the block maps, the

outline maps (36" x 33") show the

boundaries of census tracts, ideal for

most users. They are available for sale

by county from the Customer Services

Center. To view these maps online, go to

http://www.census.gov/geo/www

/maps/CP_MapProducts.htm.

Call to Order CD-ROMs,

DVDs, and Maps!

To order CD-ROMs or DVDs, you can

use the order form in this profile or

contact the Customer Services Center at

301-763-INFO (4636). For maps,

contact the Customer Services Center.

Need to keep up to date on other

Census 2000 files? You can subscribe to

the Census Product Update, a biweekly

e-mail and online newsletter, available

free from the Census Bureau. Come to

http://www.census.gov/mp/www

/cpu.html to sign up or to view the

newsletter online.

For More Information

• Visit the Census Bureau’s Internet

site at http://www.census.gov or

call our Customer Services Center

at 301-763-INFO (4636).

• Visit your local library. Many major

university and public libraries

participate in the Federal

Depository Library Program and

receive copies of Census Bureau

reports. For a complete list, visit

http://www.access.gpo.gov

/su_docs/locators/findlibs

/index.html.

• Call or visit one of 1,800 state and

local planning groups, libraries,

chambers of commerce, and

others that participate in a Census

Bureau data center program. For a

complete list of data centers, visit

http://www.census.gov/dmd/www

/groupcnr.htm/.

• Call or visit a Census Bureau

Regional Office. A complete listing

can be found at http://

www.census.gov/field/www/.
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Census Tract Outline Maps Help Users Plot Out Data in SF 2

Users often prefer to work with data at the level of census tracts since these areas allow them to study trends within

communities. To do this, you need to know the boundaries of the tracts – where one ends and another begins. Users can

purchase paper copies of these maps from the Census Bureau’s Customer Services Center or print page-sized versions

from the Census Bureau’s Web site (http://www.census.gov/geo/www/maps/CP_MapProducts.htm).

Below, we show detail from the tract map for St. Mary’s County, Maryland, along with a table on “Relationship by Household

Type for the Population Under 18 Years” (PCT19) from SF 2 repeated for the Black or African American population.
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Appendix 1.

Summary File 2 Table Titles

Note: Number in brackets refers to

number of data cells in table.

Population Subjects

PCT1. TOTAL POPULATION [1]

Universe: Total population

PCT2. URBAN AND RURAL [6]

Universe: Total population

PCT3. SEX BY AGE [209]

Universe: Total population

PCT4. MEDIAN AGE BY SEX [3]

Universe: Total population

PCT5. SEX BY AGE [49]

Universe: Population in households

PCT6. HOUSEHOLDS [1]

Universe: Households

PCT7. POPULATION IN HOUSEHOLDS [1]

Universe: Population in households

PCT8. AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SIZE [1]

Universe: Households

PCT9. HOUSEHOLD SIZE, HOUSEHOLD

TYPE, AND PRESENCE OF OWN CHILDREN [19]

Universe: Households

PCT10. HOUSEHOLDS BY PRESENCE OF

PEOPLE UNDER 18 YEARS BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE [19]

Universe: Households

PCT11. HOUSEHOLDS BY AGE OF

HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE

(INCLUDING LIVING ALONE) BY PRESENCE OF OWN CHILDREN [31]

Universe: Households

PCT12. HOUSEHOLD TYPE BY AGE OF

HOUSEHOLDER [19]

Universe: Households

PCT13. HOUSEHOLDS BY PRESENCE OF

PEOPLE 60 YEARS AND OVER, HOUSEHOLD SIZE, AND HOUSEHOLD TYPE [11]

Universe: Households

PCT14. HOUSEHOLDS BY PRESENCE OF

PEOPLE 65 YEARS AND OVER, HOUSEHOLD SIZE, AND HOUSEHOLD TYPE [11]

Universe: Households

PCT15. HOUSEHOLDS BY PRESENCE OF

PEOPLE 75 YEARS AND OVER, HOUSEHOLD SIZE, AND HOUSEHOLD TYPE [11]

Universe: Households

PCT16. HOUSEHOLDS BY PRESENCE OF

NONRELATIVES [3]

Universe: Households

PCT17. HOUSEHOLD TYPE BY HOUSEHOLD SIZE [16]

Universe: Households

PCT18. RELATIONSHIP BY HOUSEHOLD

TYPE (INCLUDING LIVING ALONE) [27]

Universe: Total population

PCT19. RELATIONSHIP BY HOUSEHOLD

TYPE FOR THE POPULATION UNDER 18

YEARS [17]

Universe: Population under 18 years

PCT20. RELATIONSHIP BY AGE FOR THE

POPULATION UNDER 18 YEARS [46]

Universe: Population under 18 years

PCT21. RELATIONSHIP BY HOUSEHOLD

TYPE (INCLUDING LIVING ALONE) FOR

THE POPULATION 65 YEARS AND OVER

[22]

Universe: Population 65 years and over

PCT22. UNMARRIED-PARTNER HOUSEHOLDS AND SEX OF PARTNERS [7]

Universe: Households

PCT23. NONRELATIVES BY HOUSEHOLD

TYPE [13]

Universe: Nonrelatives

PCT24. FAMILIES [1]

Universe: Families

PCT25. POPULATION IN FAMILIES [1]

Universe: Population in families

PCT26. AVERAGE FAMILY SIZE [1]

Universe: Families

PCT27. FAMILY TYPE BY PRESENCE AND

AGE OF OWN CHILDREN [20]

Universe: Families

Housing Topics

HCT1. URBAN AND RURAL [6]

Universe: Occupied housing units

HCT2. TENURE [3]

Universe: Occupied housing units

HCT3. TOTAL POPULATION IN

OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS [1]

Universe: Population in occupied

housing units

HCT4. TOTAL POPULATION IN

OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS BY

TENURE [3]

Universe: Population in occupied

housing units

HCT5. AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SIZE

OF OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS BY

TENURE [3]

Universe: Occupied housing units

HCT6. HOUSEHOLD SIZE [8] 

Universe: Occupied housing units

HCT7. TENURE BY HOUSEHOLD SIZE

[17]

Universe: Occupied housing units

HCT8. TENURE BY AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER [19]

Universe: Occupied housing units

HCT9. TENURE BY HOUSEHOLD

TYPE (INCLUDING LIVING ALONE) BY

AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER [69]

Universe: Occupied housing units

HCT10. HOUSING UNITS SUBSTITUTED [3]

Universe: Occupied housing units

HCT11. IMPUTATION OF TENURE [5]

Universe: Occupied housing units

PCT28. FAMILY TYPE BY PRESENCE AND

AGE OF RELATED CHILDREN [20]

Universe: Families

PCT29. OWN CHILDREN UNDER 18

YEARS BY FAMILY TYPE AND AGE [20]

Universe: Own children under 18 years

PCT30. POPULATION SUBSTITUTED [5]

Universe: Total population

PCT31-36. IMPUTATION TABLES
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Appendix 2.

Race and Ethnic Groups

Race Groups

White alone

White alone or in combination with one

or more other races

Black/African American alone

Black/African American alone or in

combination with one or more other

races

American Indian and Alaska Native

(AIAN) alone

American Indian alone

Alaska Native alone

American Indian and Alaska Native

(AIAN) alone or in combination with

one or more other races

American Indian alone or in any

 combination

Alaska Native alone or in any

 combination

Asian alone

Asian Indian alone

Bangladeshi alone

Cambodian alone

Chinese alone

 Chinese, except Taiwanese, alone

 Taiwanese alone

Filipino alone

Hmong alone

Indonesian alone

Japanese alone

Korean alone

Laotian alone

Malaysian alone

Pakistani alone

Sri Lankan alone

Thai alone

Vietnamese alone

Other specified Asian alone

Asian alone or in combination with one

or more other races

Asian Indian alone or in any combina-

 tion

Bangladeshi alone or in any combina-

 tion

Cambodian alone or in any combina-

 tion

Chinese alone or in any combination

 Chinese, except Taiwanese, alone

 or in any combination

 Taiwanese alone or in any

 combination

Filipino alone or in any combination

Hmong alone or in any combination

Indonesian alone or in any

 combination

Japanese alone or in any combination

Korean alone or in any combination

Laotian alone or in any combination

Malaysian alone or in any combination

Pakistani alone or in any combination

Sri Lankan alone or in any

 combination

Thai alone or in any combination

Vietnamese alone or in any

 combination

Other specified Asian alone or in any

 combination

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

Islander (NHPI) alone

Polynesian alone

Native Hawaiian alone

Samoan alone

Tongan alone

Micronesian alone

Guamanian or Chamorro alone

Melanesian alone

Fijian alone

Other specified Pacific Islander alone

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

Islander (NHPI) alone or in combination with one or more other races

Polynesian alone or in any

 combination

 Native Hawaiian alone or in any

 combination

 Samoan alone or in any

 combination

 Tongan alone or in any combination

Micronesian alone or in any combina-

 tion

 Guamanian or Chamorro alone or

 in any combination

Melanesian alone or in any combina-

 tion

 Fijian alone or in any combination

 Other specified Pacific Islander

 alone or in any combination

Some other race alone

Some other race alone or in combination

with one or more other races

Two or More Races

Two races including Some

other race

Two races excluding Some other race,

and three or more races

Two or more races excluding Some

 other race

Three or more races

Two Races

White; Black/African American

White; American Indian and Alaska

Native (AIAN)

White; Asian

White; Native Hawaiian and Other

Pacific Islander (NHPI)

White; Some other race

Black/African American; American

Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN)

Black/African American; Asian

Black/African American; Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander (NHPI)

Black/African American; Some other

race

American Indian and Alaska Native

(AIAN); Asian

American Indian and Alaska Native

(AIAN); Native Hawaiian and Other

Pacific Islander (NHPI)

American Indian and Alaska Native

(AIAN); Some other race

Asian; Native Hawaiian and Other

Pacific Islander (NHPI)

Asian; Some other race

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

Islander (NHPI); Some other race

Three Races

White; Black/African American; American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN)

White; Black/African American; Asian

White; Black/African American; Native

Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander

(NHPI)

White; Black/African American; Some

other race

White; American Indian and Alaska

Native (AIAN); Asian

White; American Indian and Alaska

Native (AIAN); Native Hawaiian and

Other Pacific Islander (NHPI)

White; American Indian and Alaska

Native (AIAN); Some other race

White; Asian; Native Hawaiian and Other

Pacific Islander (NHPI)

White; Asian; Some other race
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White; Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

Islander (NHPI); Some other race

Black/African American; American Indian

and Alaska Native (AIAN); Asian

Black/African American; American Indian

and Alaska Native (AIAN); Native

Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander

(NHPI)

Black/African American; American Indian

and Alaska Native (AIAN); Some

other race

Black/African American; Asian; Native

Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander

(NHPI)

Black/African American; Asian; Some

other race

Black/African American; Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander (NHPI);

Some other race

American Indian and Alaska Native

(AIAN); Asian; Native Hawaiian and

Other Pacific Islander (NHPI)

American Indian and Alaska Native

(AIAN); Asian; Some other race

American Indian and Alaska Native

(AIAN); Native Hawaiian and Other

Pacific Islander (NHPI); Some other

race

Asian; Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

Islander (NHPI); Some other race

Four Races

White; Black/African American; American

Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN);

Asian

White; Black/African American; American

Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN);

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

Islander (NHPI)

White; Black/African American; American

Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN);

Some other race

White; Black/African American; Asian;

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

Islander (NHPI)

White; Black/African American; Asian;

Some other race

White; Black/African American; Native

Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander

(NHPI); Some other race

White; American Indian and Alaska

Native (AIAN); Asian; Native Hawaiian

and Other Pacific Islander (NHPI)

White; American Indian and Alaska

Native (AIAN); Asian; Some other race

White; American Indian and Alaska

Native (AIAN); Native Hawaiian and

Other Pacific Islander (NHPI); Some

other race

White; Asian; Native Hawaiian and Other

Pacific Islander (NHPI); Some other

race

Black/African American; American Indian

and Alaska Native (AIAN); Asian;

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

Islander (NHPI)

Black/African American; American Indian

and Alaska Native (AIAN); Asian;

Some other race

Black/African American; American Indian

and Alaska Native (AIAN); Native

Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander

(NHPI); Some other race

Black/African American; Asian; Native

Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander

(NHPI); Some other race

American Indian and Alaska Native

(AIAN); Asian; Native Hawaiian and

Other Pacific Islander (NHPI); Some

other race

Five Races

White; Black/African American; American

Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN);

Asian; Native Hawaiian and Other

Pacific Islander (NHPI)

White; Black/African American; American

Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN);

Asian; Some other race

White; Black/African American; American

Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN);

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

Islander (NHPI); Some other race

White; Black/African American; Asian;

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

Islander (NHPI); Some other race

White; American Indian and Alaska

Native (AIAN); Asian; Native Hawaiian

and Other Pacific Islander (NHPI);

Some other race

Black/African American; American Indian

and Alaska Native (AIAN); Asian;

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

Islander (NHPI); Some other race

Six Races

White; Black/African American; American

Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN);

Asian; Native Hawaiian and Other

Pacific Islander (NHPI); Some

other race

American Indian and Alaska Native

Tribes

Alaskan Athabascan alone

Alaskan Athabascan alone or in any

combination

Aleut alone

Aleut alone or in any combination

Apache alone

Apache alone or in any combination

Blackfeet alone

Blackfeet alone or in any combination

Cherokee alone

Cherokee alone or in any combination

Cheyenne alone

Cheyenne alone or in any combination

Chickasaw alone

Chickasaw alone or in any combination

Chippewa alone

Chippewa alone or in any combination

Choctaw alone

Choctaw alone or in any combination

Colville alone

Colville alone or in any combination

Comanche alone

Comanche alone or in any combination

Cree alone

Cree alone or in any combination

Creek alone

Creek alone or in any combination

Crow alone

Crow alone or in any combination

Delaware alone

Delaware alone or in any combination

Eskimo alone

Eskimo alone or in any combination
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Houma alone

Houma alone or in any combination

Iroquois alone

Iroquois alone or in any combination

Kiowa alone

Kiowa alone or in any combination

Latin American Indian alone

Latin American Indian alone or in any

combination

Lumbee alone

Lumbee alone or in any combination

Menominee alone

Menominee alone or in any combination

Navajo alone

Navajo alone or in any combination

Osage alone

Osage alone or in any combination

Ottawa alone

Ottawa alone or in any combination

Paiute alone

Paiute alone or in any combination

Pima alone

Pima alone or in any combination

Potawatomi alone

Potawatomi alone or in any combination

Pueblo alone

Pueblo alone or in any combination

Puget Sound Salish alone

Puget Sound Salish alone or in any

combination

Seminole alone

Seminole alone or in any combination

Shoshone alone

Shoshone alone or in any combination

Sioux alone

Sioux alone or in any combination

Tlingit-Haida alone

Tlingit-Haida alone or in any

combination

Tohono O’Odham alone

Tohono O’Odham alone or in any

combination

Ute alone

Ute alone or in any combination

Yakama alone

Yakama alone or in any combination

Yaqui alone

Yaqui alone or in any combination

Yuman alone

Yuman alone or in any combination

Hispanic or Latino

Hispanic or Latino (of any race)

Mexican

Puerto Rican

Cuban

Other Hispanic or Latino

Dominican (Dominican Republic)

Central American

Costa Rican

Guatemalan

Honduran

Nicaraguan

Panamanian

Salvadoran

South American

Argentinian

Bolivian

Chilean

Colombian

Ecuadorian

Paraguayan

Peruvian

Uruguayan

Venezuelan

Spaniard

All other Hispanic or Latino

Not Hispanic or Latino

White alone, not Hispanic or Latino

White alone or in combination with

one or more other races, not Hispanic

or Latino

Black/African American alone, not

Hispanic or Latino

Black/African American alone or in

combination with one or more other

races, not Hispanic or Latino

American Indian and Alaska Native

(AIAN) alone, not Hispanic or Latino

American Indian and Alaska Native

(AIAN) alone or in combination with

one or more other races, not Hispanic

or Latino

Race and Hispanic Data

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Users who need the kind of race

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Asian alone, not Hispanic or Latino

Asian alone or in combination with

 one or more other races, not His

 panic or Latino Native Hawaiian and

 Other Pacific Islander (NHPI) alone,

 not Hispanic or Latino

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific

 Islander (NHPI) alone or in combina-

 tion with one or more other races,

 not Hispanic or Latino

Some other race alone, not Hispanic or

Latino

Some other race alone or in combination

with one or more other races, not

Hispanic or Latino

Two or more races, not Hispanic or

Latino
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