The Native HAwaiian and Other Pacific Islander Population: 2000

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2. The term “Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander” refers to people having origins in any of the original peoples of Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, or other Pacific Islands.
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4. The data collected by Census 2000 on race can be divided into two broad categories: the race alone population and the race in combination population.
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6. The Pacific Islander population increased between 1990 and 2000.
7. Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Population : 1990-2000
8. Nearly three-fourths of the Pacific Islander population lived in the West.
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10. Over half (58 percent) of the Pacific Islander population lived in just two states, Hawaii and California.
11. Ten States With the Largest Pacific Islander Populations: 2000
12. The Pacific Islander population was concentrated in counties in the West.
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14. Largest Pacific Islander populations
15. Largest Places in Total Population and in Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Population: 2000
16. The highest proportion of Pacific Islanders was in Honolulu.
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18. Native Hawaiian was the largest Pacific Islander group in the United States.
19. Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Population by Detailed Group: 2000
20. Native Hawaiians were the most likely to report one or more other races or Pacific Islander groups.
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22. Less than 2 percent of Hawaii’s total population of 1.2 million, lived on Hawaiian home lands.
23. Percent Distribution of Native Hawaiians and Non-Native Hawaiians Living on Hawaiian Home Lands
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