Census 2000
Results In Georgia
Census 2000 Data will be released in stages (see link).
As this information becomes available we will provide you with the Georgia specific
data and appropriate links that will allow you to access the information.
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Georgia Census Information |
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| This is a summary report detailing population growth during the
decade including domestic migration patterns, and international immigration.
Changes in racial composition of the population is discussed as well
as changes in age structure during the period. |
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| County Population from Census 2000 as well as counts for 1960, 1970,
1980 and 1990. |
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| Race and Hispanic Origin of the Population. |
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| City Population from Census 2000 as well as counts for 1960, 1970,
1980 and 1990. |
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| Race and Hispanic Origin of the Population. |
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| Population 18 and over by race and Hispanic Origin. Includes second
table Hispanic and Non-Hispanic population. |
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| Separates Hispanic and Non-Hispanic population by race. |
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| Group quarters population for the state and counties by institutionalized
population categories (corrections, nursing homes, etc.) and non institutionalized
population (college dormitories, military quarters, etc.).. |
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| County area in square miles (Total, Land, Water); Population per
square mile of land area; Housing units per square mile of land area. |
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| City area in square miles (Total, Land, Water); Population per square
mile of land area; Housing units per square mile of land area. |
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| Race and Hispanic origin population and percentages for the 20 county
Atlanta MSA as well as for the 10 county Atlanta Regional Commission (State
Planning Area). |
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| County Populations and 2010 projections done by the State Office
of Planning and Budget. Projections for 2010 revised August 2002. |
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| MSA populations and 2010 projections done by the State Office of
Planning and Budget. Only the Georgia portion of MSAs are included.
Projections for 2010 revised August 2002. |
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Demographic Characteristic Profiles
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| Provides a link to Census Bureau site allowing user to search for state,
county and city profiles. Long form data includes socioeconomic information,
including school enrollment, educational attainment, residence in 1995,
nativity and place of birth, language spoken at home, ancestry, employment,
commuting to work, income, poverty, home value, mortgage and rent paid. |
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| Provides total population, median age, male/female, age categories, number
of families, and female headed families. |
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| Provides total population, median age, male/female, age categories, number
of families, and female headed families. |
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| Provides data from the 1990 Census for variables shown in County
and City Profiles for Census 2000. |
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| Provides data from the 1990 Census for variables shown in County
and City Profiles for Census 2000. |
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| Total population, male/female population, and selected age categories. |
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| Total population, male/female population, and selected age categories. |
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| Median age of the population for all racial categories and Hispanic
Origin for the state and all counties.. |
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| Race as well as country of origin for major subcategories of the
Hispanic and Asian populations. |
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| Race as well as country of origin for major subcategories of the
Hispanic and Asian populations. |
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| Provides relationship information on the population living in Households.
Includes data on spouse, children, other relatives, non-relatives,
unmarried partners. Also provides data on group quarters population. |
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| Provides relationship information on the population living in Households.
Includes data on spouse, children, other relatives, non-relatives,
unmarried partners. Also provides data on group quarters population. |
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| Data on family households, married couples, households with children under
18 and 65 and over, female head, living alone, average household size. Also
includes number of housing units and whether rental or owner occupied. |
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| Data on family households, married couples, households with children under
18 and 65 and over, female head, living alone, average household size. Also
includes number of housing units and whether rental or owner occupied. |
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| Average Household Size by county and state for all racial categories
and Hispanic origin. |
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Census 2000 Information Documents |
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| Document explaining the County Question Resolution Program which
allows local jurisdictions to dispute Census 2000 results. |
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| Describes the standards in effect for Census 2000 which will determine
Metropolitan status and area. Also explains the standards for creating
new Micropolitan Statistical Areas. |
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| Table of all urban areas in the United States as defined by Census
2000 data. Urban areas must have a core population of 50,000 and an
appropriate level of population density. Their areas are different
from metropolitan areas which are based on political boundaries (counties,
townships in New England states). |
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| Discusses the development of the boundaries used for census purposes.
This includes the Boundary and Annexation Survey, the TIGER (Topographically
Integrated Encoded Referencing System) Program and map review. There
is a discussion of Census Blocks, Block Groups, Tracts, Census Designated
Places, Urbanized Area, Metropolitan Statistical Area and Political/Legal
Geography. |
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| Glossary of key terms used for Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical
Areas. |
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| A review of the statutory requirements of redistricting law as well
as important judicial decisions. |
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| This is the main Census Bureau web site for accessing information
from Census 2000. New users may wish to view the tutorial below to
gain an understanding of the system navigation. |
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| This is a short tutorial that explains to the new user how to obtain
data through American Fact Finder. Of special importance is the need
to access data sets and change geography levels. |
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| Listing of all states for access to redistricting data. This data
is limited to voting age population, race and Hispanic origin. |
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| Date of release of Census Bureau products from Census 2000. |
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| Resident population of the 50 States, the District of Columbia,
and Puerto Rico: Census 2000 pdf file. |
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| Population rankings for the 50 states: Census 2000 pdf file. |
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| This survey provides socioeconomic data similar to that collected from
the Census long form. Data is currently available at the state and metropolitan
level as well as for counties of over 250,000 population. Similar data from
Census 2000 will not be available until Summer 2002. |
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| Resident Population of the 50 states with change from 1990 to 2000.
This is a pdf file. |
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Map Links |
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| Provides links to maps at both the tract and block level for all
counties. These are pdf files. |
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| Map showing apportionment of the House of Representatives after
Census 2000. |
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| Change in the population of 50 states and the District of Columbia. |
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Other Georgia Data Sources |
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| This site at the University of Georgia provides users access to
census and other data at the county and tract level. Allows users
to create own geographical areas through a mapping program. |
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This site at the Georgia Institute of Technology has numerous data sets available for use in GIS programs.
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