Census Bureau

USER NOTES

User Notes supply file purchasers with additional or corrected information which becomes available after the technical documentation or files are prepared. They are issued in a numbered series and automatically mailed to all users who purchase files or technical documentation from the Census Bureau.

Each user note has a cover sheet which should be filed following this page. Technical documentation replacement pages will follow the cover sheet. These pages need to be filed in their proper location and the original pages destroyed. Replacement pages can be readily identified, since they have the user note data on the lower outside portion of each page.

USER NOTE 1

Hispanic Origin Code List--The three-digit numerical codes used during processing to identify response boxes for the categories of Hispanic origin in questionnaire item 4 differ slightly from those codes shown in the code lists appendix of the technical documentation for the 1995 Census Test. The data presented for Hispanic origin were unaffected by this difference. The codes used during processing of the Hispanic origin categories are shown below. 

000, 006-199  NOT SPANISH/HISPANIC
001, 210-220  MEXICAN
002, 261-270  PUERTO RICAN
003, 271-274  CUBAN
004, 290-999  OTHER SPANISH/HISPANIC

USER NOTE 2

Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana (Natchez village) -- The final census tabulations for Natchez village erroneously excluded one census block. The block number is 174A, a part of block numbering area 9909, and is tabulated within the unincorporated part of Natchitoches Parish.

USER NOTE 3

Winn Parish, Louisiana (Atlanta village) -- The final census tabulations for Atlanta village erroneously excluded one census block. The block number is 505A, a part of block numbering area 9602, and is tabulated within the unincorporated part of Winn Parish.