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*To modify a table in data.census.gov to a specific race, Hispanic origin, or tribal population, select the "Topic" tool at the top of the table. Next, select "Race and Ethnicity." From here the table can be modified by specific race, Hispanic origin, or tribal population. Once a specifc race, Hispanic origin, or tribal population is selected, close the "Topic" tool and the table will be modified.  Similar steps can be followed to modify a table by ancestry.  Select the "Topic" tool and then select "Populations and People." Next, select "Ancestry" and from here a specific ancestry can be selected. Once an ancestry is selected, close the "Topic" tool and the table will be modified.

*To modify the geography of a table in data.census.gov, select the "Geographies" tool at the top of the table. From here the table can be modified by Region, State, County, and more. Once a geography is selected close the "Geographies" tool and the table will be modified.

Population Groups and Geographies Available

Tables will be available based on the size of the group and the number of sample cases for a specific geographic area (i.e., state or town). Steps 1 and 2 below outline the criteria for publishing estimates for groups.

Step 1-Population Groups Available

Access the code lists below to determine if tables are available for your population group.

For Selected Population Tables:

The race, Hispanic origin, ancestry, or tribal population group must have a population of at least 7,000 at the national-level.

  • For race, Hispanic origin, and tribal groups, this is based on 2010 Census counts.
  • For ancestry groups, this is based on 2006-2010 ACS 5-year estimates.
  • There are 392 population groups included in the 2006-2010 ACS 5-year Selected Population Tables.

For American Indian and Alaska Native Tables:

The American Indian or Alaska Native group must have a population of at least 100 at the national-level.

  • This is based upon 2010 Census counts for specific American Indian tribes and Alaska Native villages.
  • There are 950 population groups included in the 2006-2010 ACS 5-year AIAN Tables.

Step 2-Geographies Available

For the table to be released for a particular population group, the desired geographic area (i.e., the state of Florida) must have at least 50 unweighted sample persons from the population group, based on 2006-2010 ACS 5-year estimates. This requirement protects individual and household responses.

Access the files below to determine which geographic levels are available by data product.

Comparison Guidance

Definitions of American Indian and Alaska Native tribes change over time. Reference the comparison guidelines to determine whether data for these groups are comparable to statistics from previous datasets.

Accuracy of the Data

A basic explanation of the sample design, estimation methodology, and accuracy of the data.

Page Last Revised - December 13, 2022
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