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Printed Reports Census
of Housing
General Housing Characteristics. (CH1)
Description: One volume for each state with statistics for counties and
places of 1,000 or more on 100% housing characteristics (number of rooms, rent, value,
occupancy, vacancy). A guide in Section II cross-hatches subject by size or type of place
to locate table number. The U.S. Summary provides data for the nation, regions, states,
MSAs, UAs, and places of 10,000+. State reports do not include metropolitan or Native
American area data. The statistics for all states appear in three separate reports:
General Housing Characteristics for American Indian and Alaska Native Areas (CH-1-1A),
Statistical Areas (CH-1-1B), and Urbanized
Areas (CH-1-1C).
Detailed Housing Characteristics. (CH2)
Description: One volume for each state with data on age of unit, year
moved into residence, heating fuel, water and sewage, gross rent, condominium status, and
ownership costs. Statistics shown for states, counties and places over 2,500 inhabitants.
A table-finding guide appears in Section II. State reports will not include metropolitan
or Native American area data. The statistics for all states appear in three separate
reports: Detailed Housing Characteristics for American Indian and Alaska Native Areas
(CH-2-1A), Metropolitan Statistical Areas (CH-2-1B) and Urbanized Areas (CH-2-1C).
Census of Housing Subject Reports. (CH3)
Description: Detailed cross-tabulations of housing characteristics on a
national level. The only printed report as of February 1996 is Metropolitan Housing
Characteristics (CH-3-1; housing data for the U.S. by race and numerous socio-economic
characteristics).
Additional subject reports are available on CD-ROM.
Residential Finance. (CH4)
Description: Detailed national cross-tabulations of property, mortgage
and owner characteristics by type of mortgage. Includes such variables as points, real
estate taxes, and type of downpayment.
Census of Population
General Population Characteristics (CP1)
Description: One volume for each state with statistics on and
cross-classified by age, sex, race, Hispanic origin, marital status, household
relationship, and group quarters residence for counties and places of 1,000 or more.
Includes single years of age under 21 and the homeless population. A table-finding guide
in Section II cross-hatches subject by size or type of place to locate individual table
numbers.
The U.S. Summary volume provides data for the nation, regions, states, MSAs, UAs, and
places of 10,000+. State reports do not include metropolitan or Native American area data.
The statistics for all states appear in three separate reports: General Population
Characteristics for American Indian and Alaska Native Areas (CP-1-1A), Metropolitan
Statistical Areas (CP-1-1B), and Urbanized Areas (CP-1-1C).
Social and Economic Characteristics. (CP2)
Description: One volume for each state with detailed tabulations of
sample data for the state, counties and places, including townships, of 2,500 or more
inhabitants. Data include occupation, industry, income, poverty status, school enrollment,
language, ethnic origin, country of birth, and travel time to work. A table-finding guide
in Section II cross-hatches subject by size and type of place to locate individual table
numbers.
The U.S. Summary volume contains national and selected place data. State reports do not
include metropolitan or Native American area data. The statistics for all states appear in
three separate reports published in 1994: Social & Economic Characteristics for
American Indian & Alaska Native Areas (CP-2-1A), Metropolitan (CP-2-1B), Urbanized
Areas (CP-2-1C).
Census of Population Subject Reports. (CP3)
Description: Detailed cross-tabulations of population characteristics on
a national, regional and divisional level. Published reports, as of February 1996, are:
Foreign Born Population of the U.S. (CP3-1; data for over 41 countries), Ancestry (CP3-2;
data for over 70 ancestry groups). Persons of Hispanic Origin (CP3-3), Education in the
U.S. (CP3-4; U.S. and State
data), Asians and Pacific Islanders in the U.S. (CP3-5). Characteristics of the Black
Population (CP3-6; U.S., selected States and MSAs), and Characteristics of American
Indians by Tribe and Language (CP3-7; U.S. and State data).
Additional subjects reports have been released on CD-ROM.
Census of Population and Housing
Summary Population and Housing Characteristics. (CPH1)
Description: Separate state reports provide population and housing unit
counts as well as summary statistics on age, sex, race, Hispanic origin, household
relationship, units in structure, value and rent, number of rooms, tenure and vacancy characteristics for
states, counties and local governments. Odd-numbered tables list places and county
subdivisions by county while even-numbered tables file them alphabetically within the
state. A table-finding guide appears in the Introduction, p.II-1.
The U.S. Summary volume provides similar data for the nation, regions, states,
metropolitan areas, and urbanized areas. This series provides only broad age group data
for t he total population. For population by narrower age groups, race and sex, see
General Population Characteristics.
Population and Housing Unit Counts. (CPH2)
Description: Provides total population and housing unit counts,
1970-1990, a well as 1990 land area and population density for States, counties, minor
civil divisions/census divisions, places, and MSAs. Many tables provide urban/rural
breakdowns. Separate reports for each state plus a U.S. summary. Appendix has county
subdivision, metropolitan area and urbanized area maps.
Population and Housing Characteristics for Census Tracts and Block Numbering Areas.
(CPH3)
Description: Census Tracts are areas of about 4,000 inhabitants in MSAs
and simulate neighborhoods. Block Numbering Areas are basically Census Tract equivalents
in the non-metropolitan portion of the country. This is the first Census to
"tract" the entire country.
One report issued for each MSA and one for the balance of each state. Reports of PMSA
components of a CMSA are numbered with the CMSA (i.e. the Ann Arbor PMSA report is
alphabeted next to the Detroit--Ann Arbor CMSA report as pt. 134A.) Tract data is also
available via the Census website .
Among the social, economic and housing data included in this report are age by sex,
household relationships, school enrollment, educational attainment, journey to work, labor
force and disability status, ancestry and income, as well as housing mortgage costs, fuels
and equipment. Statistics are tabulated by race for tracts with 400 or more persons of
that race. A table-finding guide by race appears at the front of each volume. Tables
provide MSA, county, city, tract and BNA totals.
Check to see if your library has corresponding maps for your state in paper. Tract maps for other states may be available in your library. Tract numbers
for individual street addresses may be identified by using the TIGER/Census Tract Street
Index.
Population and Housing Characteristics for Congressional Districts of the 103rd
Congress. (CPH4)
Description: One report for each state with detailed maps of
Congressional Districts drawn as a result of the 1990 Census. Contains brief 100% and
sample data for the state, each Congressional District, counties and places of 10,000+. 100% data for the 102nd
Congress appears on the STF1A CD-ROM. One-hundred percent and sample data for the 103rd
Congress appears on STF3D.
Summary Social, Economic and Housing Characteristics (CPH 5)
Description: One report for each state and a U.S. summary with sample
population and housing data for local governments. Brief data on language, education,
employment, disability, income, poverty, and housing age, fuel, e quipment, and finance.
Odd-numbered
tables arranged by county and then subdivision with even-numbered tables arranged
alphabetically by subdivision. May be the only report with sample data for places under
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