Delivering Census 2000 Information to Users
Census 2000 Data Products
Our Goal: To deliver timely information in appropriate formats to a variety of customer groups.
Major Product Lines
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Products: Summary Files, Profiles,Quick Tables, Geographic Comparison Tables, printed reports, maps, microdata
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Media: Internet, CD-ROMs, DVDs, publications
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Formats: ASCII, PDF, custom, other
Media
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Internet
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CD-ROM /DVD
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Paper
Internet
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Data released first on American FactFinder
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Community profiles available under QuickFacts
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Printed reports available in Portable Document Format (PDF)
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Maps available in Portable Document Format (PDF)
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Download (FTP) options
CD-ROM / DVD
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Redistricting Summary File and 4 series of detailed tables similar to 1990 STFs
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Profiles, Quick Tables, Geographic Comparison Tables, and printed reports (PDF)
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Maps (PDF)
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Access software
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Formats
Paper
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3 Series of printed reports
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Summary Population and Housing Characteristics
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Summary Social, Economic and Housing Characteristics
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Population and Housing Unit Totals
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Maps
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Census Block Maps
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Census Tract Outline Maps
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Reference Maps
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Census Briefs
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Print on demand
Redistricting Summary File
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Total population and 18-and-over population by 63 race categories and Hispanic/Latino
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Lowest level of geography: block
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Release date: March 2001
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1 or more CDs per state; 3 DVDs
100 Percent Summary Files
Summary File 1
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Counts and cross tabulations
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Counts for detailed race, Hispanic or Latino groups, and American Indian/Alaska Native tribes
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About 300 tables
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Tables repeat (A-I) for major race groups alone, two or more races, Hispanic or Latino, White not Hispanic or Latino
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Geography: block, census tract
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100 Percent Summary Files
Summary File 2
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About 60 tables repeated for race and Hispanic/Latino groups, and American Indian and Alaska Native Tribes
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Sample Data Summary Files
Summary File 3
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Counts and cross tabulations of sample items (income, occupation, education, rent and value, vehicles available)
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About 800 tables of data
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Lowest level of geography--block group
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Sample Data Summary Files
Summary File 4
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Tables repeated by race and Hispanic/Latino, American Indian and Alaska Native Tribes, and ancestry
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Public Use Microdata SampleFiles
Unaggregated records of responses to Census 2000 with all identifying information removed
Two Files Planned
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1-Percent National Characteristics File
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5-Percent State Files
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100,000 population threshold for geography
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10,000 population threshold for characteristics
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Demographic Profiles
100-Percent data profile
Sample data profile
Tables
Quick Tables
Geographic Comparison Tables
Maps and Related Products
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Census 2000 TIGER/Line Files
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Census Block Maps (County and Governmental Units)
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Census Tract Outline Maps
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Boundary Files
Census 2000 TIGER/Line Files
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Digital database with street names, geographic area codes, latitude and longitude, etc.
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ZCTAs and final Census 2000 address ranges
Census Block Maps
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Paper
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HPGL
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PDF
Census Tract Outline Maps
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Paper, Internet, DVD
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PDF and HPGL
Boundary Files
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Suitable for desktop mapping
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Internet
Timeline for Census 2000 Data
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December 31, 2000: Official apportionment counts
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April 1, 2001: Data for 63 race groups and Hispanic/Latino by block
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Summer 2001: 100-percent counts and characteristics
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Summer 2002: Sample data products
How to Obtain Census 2000 Data
Census Bureau
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http://www.census.gov
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Census Bureau’s Customer Service Center (301-457-4100)
Cost of Census 2000 Products
Internet Free
CD-ROMs $50
DVDs $60
How to Obtain Census 2000 Data
The U.S. Government Printing Office will sell Census 2000 printed reports.
Other Sources of Census 2000 Information
State Data Centers
Census Information Centers
Depository Libraries
Census Bureau Regional Offices
Census 2000 Data Products
For more information, visit us at
http://www.census.gov