2012 Economic Census Reference Map: United States
2012 Economic Census Reference Map: United States
The following maps were created for the 2012 Economic Census. You can view maps for this geography from the 2007 Economic Census by clicking on the link under Related Information. All maps are in Portable Document Format (PDF). The file naming convention of each of these map types mirrors the GEO_ID code for the subject geography, which is disseminated with the data in American FactFinder.
National Map
- Shows the State and Metropolitan/Micropolitan Area outlines and the outlines of the State offshore areas.
- Insets are provided for Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Other island areas are not shown.
- Postal abbreviations are shown for each State. Titles of the State offshore areas are also shown.
- Titles are not shown for the Metropolitan/Micropolitan Areas, but are highlighted separately to identify Metropolitan Statistical Areas from Micropolitan Statistical Areas.
- Shows a Mercator Projection of the United States, including the State and summary offshore area outlines
Additional Guidance for Geography Users
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Geographic Change NotesDocumentation reflecting all geographic boundary and classification changes for the economic census.
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Geographic CoverageTables denoting geographic coverage for states, metro areas, counties, places, & regions in the Economic Census by sector & other economic programs.
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Geographic LevelsDescriptions of the various geography levels, including states, counties, regions & divisions, metropolitan areas, places & consolidated cities, etc.
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Reference MapsMaps that show boundaries and names of geographic areas for which the Census Bureau tabulates economic statistical data.
Related Information
Page Last Revised - December 16, 2021