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The Census Bureau call center receives hundreds of questions every month. We're bringing you the answers to some of the most common questions in a series of podcasts. Here's the first, from Julie Iriondo with the Public Information Office.
You can find a list of regional offices plus frequently asked questions about our surveys on census.gov and America Counts.
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Emergency Preparedness
Area Vulnerable to Flooding Uses Census Data For Emergency Planning
Using Census population numbers, Hampton Roads, Va., emergency managers can track population growth and analyze how commutes...
Population
Three-fourths of Female Veterans Served During Wartime
Nearly all of female veterans under the age of 45 have served in a time of war. The post-9/11 cohort now makes up 35.8 percent of female veterans.
Population
Texas Added the Most People but California Still Most Populous
Using an interactive data visualization, see if your state is gaining or losing people and compare it to other states and the United States.
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