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1970 Census - Population: Characteristics of the Spanish Surname Population by Census Tract, for SMSA's

Report Number PC(S1)-57-61

This report is one of a group of five reports presenting data for persons of Spanish surname in the standard metropolitan statistical areas (SMSA's) of the five southwestern states (report PC(S1)-57 for Arizona; report PC(S1)-58 for California; report PC(S1)-59 for Colorado; report PC(S1)-60 for New Mexico; and report PC(S1)-61 for Texas).

This report presents information on persons of Spanish surname living in census tracts of 400 or more persons of Spanish surname within SMSA's in the state of Arizona on April 1, 1970. It supplements the previously published 1970 census reports, Series PHC(1 ), Census Tracts, in which data were presented for the combined group "Persons of Spanish language or Spanish surname." In that group, persons of Spanish surname were combined with persons who were not of Spanish surname but who were of Spanish mother tongue or were living in families in which the head or wife reported Spanish as his or her mother tongue.


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Page Last Revised - October 8, 2021
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