SC-EST2005-5RACE: State Population Estimates with Sex, 5 Race Groups (5 Race 
Alone or in Combination Groups) and Hispanic Origin

File:   7/1/2005 State Characteristics Population Estimates File for Internet 
Display

Source: Population Estimates Program, U.S. Bureau of the Census
Release Date:   August 4, 2006

NOTE: Data by race and Hispanic Origin may not sum to National Estimates, 
released separately, due to controlled rounding.

Sort order of observations: Sex, Origin, and Race within state

Data fields (in order of which they appear):

VARIABLE		DESCRIPTION
--------		-----------
SUMLEV			Geographic Summary Level
REGION			Census Region Code
DIVISION		Census Division Code
STATE			State FIPS code
STNAME			State Name
SEX			Sex
ORIGIN			Hispanic or Latino origin
RACE			Race
CENSUS2000POP		4/1/2000 resident Census 2000 population
ESTIMATESBASE2000	4/1/2000 resident population estimates base
POPESTIMATE2000		7/1/2000 resident population estimate
POPESTIMATE2001		7/1/2001 resident population estimate
POPESTIMATE2002		7/1/2002 resident population estimate
POPESTIMATE2003		7/1/2003 resident population estimate
POPESTIMATE2004		7/1/2004 resident population estimate
POPESTIMATE2005		7/1/2005 resident population estimate


The key for REGION is as follows:
	1 = Northeast
	2 = Midwest
	3 = South
	4 = West

The key for DIVISION is as follows:
	01 = New England
	02 = Mid-Atlantic
	03 = East North Central
	04 = West North Central
	05 = South Atlantic
	06 = East South Central
	07 = West South Central
	08 = Mountain
	09 = Pacific

The key for SEX is as follows:
	0 = Total
	1 = Male
 	2 = Female

The key for ORIGIN is as follows:
	0 = Total
	1 = Non-Hispanic or Latino Origin
	2 = Hispanic or Latino Origin

The key for RACE is as follows:
	1 = White Alone or in Combination
	2 = Black Alone or in Combination
	3 = American Indian and Alaskan Native Alone or in Combination
	4 = Asian Alone or in Combination
	5 = Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone or in Combination


'In combination' means in combination with one or more other races.  The sum of 
the five race groups adds to more than the total population because individuals 
may report more than one race.