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County and City Data Book: 2000

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County and City Data Book: 2000

November 2001

Report Number CCDB/00

A Statistical Abstract Supplement

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The County and City Data Book (CCDB) is a convenient summary of statistics on the social and economic structure of the counties and cities of the United States. It is designed to serve as a statistical reference and guide to other data publications and sources. The latter function is served by the source citations appearing below each table and in Appendix A, Source Notes and Explanations.

This volume includes a selection of data from many statistical publications and electronic sources, both government and private. Publications and Internet sites listed as sources usually contain additional detail and more comprehensive discussions of definitions and concepts than can be presented here. Data not available in publications issued by the contributing agency but obtained from unpublished records are identified in the source notes as "unpublished data." More information on the subjects covered in the tables so noted may generally be obtained from the source.

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Guide to Tabular Presentation [<1.0 MB]

Contact List [<1.0 MB]

Figures

1. Percent Population Change by State: 1990 to 2000 [<1.0 MB]

2. Counties With 1 Million or More Population in the United States: 2000 [<1.0 MB]

3. Top 40 Cities by Population in the United States: 2000 [<1.0 MB]

Table A. States

A-1. Area and Population [<1.0 MB]

A-2. Population by Age, Sex, and Race [<1.0 MB]

A-3. Group Quarters Population and Households [<1.0 MB]

A-4. Vital Statistics and Health [<1.0 MB]

A-5. Education, Income, and Poverty [<1.0 MB]

A-6. Crime, Housing, and Building Permits [<1.0 MB]

A-7. Labor Force and Private Business Establishments and Employment [<1.0 MB]

A-8. Personal Income and Earnings [<1.0 MB]

A-9. Manufacturing and Water Use [<1.0 MB]

A-10. Farm Population, Farm Earnings, and Agriculture [<1.0 MB]

A-11. Wholesale Trade and Retail Trade [<1.0 MB]

A-12. Accommodation and Foodservices, Banking, and Federal Funds [<1.0 MB]

A-13. Government Programs, Employment, and Finances [<1.0 MB]

Table B. Counties

B-1. Area and Population [<1.0 MB]

B-2. Population by Age, Sex, and Race [<1.0 MB]

B-3. Group Quarters Population and Households [<1.0 MB]

B-4. Vital Statistics and Health [<1.0 MB]

B-5. Education, Income, and Poverty [<1.0 MB]

B-6. Crime, Housing, and Building Permits [<1.0 MB]

B-7. Labor Force and Private Business Establishments and Employment [<1.0 MB]

B-8. Personal Income and Earnings [<1.0 MB]

B-9. Manufacturing and Water Use [<1.0 MB]

B-10. Farm Population, Farm Earnings, and Agriculture [<1.0 MB]

B-11. Wholesale Trade and Retail Trade [<1.0 MB]

B-12. Accommodation and Foodservices, Banking, and Federal Funds [<1.0 MB]

B-13. Government Programs, Employment, and Finances [<1.0 MB]

Table C. Cities

C-1. Area and Population [<1.0 MB]

C-2. Population by Age, Sex, and Race [<1.0 MB]

C-3. Group Quarters Population and Households [<1.0 MB]

C-4. Housing, Crime, and Labor Force [<1.0 MB]

C-5. Manufacturing and Wholesale Trade [<1.0 MB]

C-6. Retail Trade and Accommodation and Foodservices [<1.0 MB]

C-7. Government Finances and Climate [<1.0 MB]

Table D. Places/MCDs

D-1. Places--Area and Population [1.2 MB]

D-2. MCDs--Area and Population [<1.0 MB]

Appendixes

A. Source Notes and Explanations [<1.0 MB]

B. Geographic Information [<1.0 MB]

C. County Maps by State [6.9 MB]

D. Subject Guide [<1.0 MB]

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