Aside from poverty, tables often provide 9 levels of income, suggesting the degree of detail for sample economic topics. The report indicates rooms per housing unit in 9 categories, suggesting the degree of detail for general housing topics. The report also cites additional housing subjects found only in the sample data. Data on the number of bedrooms are in 6 categories, suggesting the degree of detail for sample housing data. Some subjects are cross classified.
Tables frequently show data by age group, sometimes with gender, for example.
Also social, economic, and housing data may be linked - income, with educational attainment or contract rent, for instance. Presents social, economic, and housing data on American Indian tribes. The report also features, by geographic area, a detailed account of language spoken at home. The report also includes language spoken, with data by sex and age, for more general language groupings. Tables typically provide data by tribe, occasionally tribe by geographic areas such as States.