The census information includes geographical codes such as area name, 105th Congressional district number, tract number, state code, and county code. The census data includes race or origin, household type or relationship, age and citizenship, education level, sex and employment status. Users can compare data for other census tract. This is an attractive, powerful tool presenting information in a variety of formats. Many of the tables can be redrawn as graphs.
Data can be download as .csv or .xml files.
An Internet site maintained by the White House to provide easy access to current Federal economic indicators. Provides a collection of rankings and lists on education, compiled from educational and general interest published sources. Statistics include the latest social and economic indicators, the Statistical Abstract of the United States, and regional statistics. This site may be searched by keyword, agency, or program. Historical Tables shows trends since the first housing census in 1940.