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US Census
A population survey, the U.S. Census is taken every decade and determines the amount of federal funding communities receive.
576 Questions
What was the population in Puerto Rico 10 years ago?
The global population in 1999 was about 6 billion (more precisely 5,978,000,000).
More information on other nations and other parts of the world can be found at the following link: http://www.un.org/esa/population/publications/sixbillion/sixbilpart1.pdf
It directs you to a United Nations (UN) report. It is only 11 pages and worth checking out.
No. A census form is suppose to be filled out by the resident of the house or apartment. Unless your living quarters do not have direct access to the the outside and you must exit by walking through you landlords apartment, you are required to fill out your own.
I suggest you ask this question to the Census Bureau their number is 1-866-872-6868
What questions are asked by a census worker?
- sex, date of birth & marital status
- relationship to others in the household
- whether a schoolchild/student
- country of birth
- ethnic group
- religion (voluntary)
- health
- provision of unpaid care
Questions for people aged 16 to 74:
- qualifications
- economic activity & employment status
- number of employees at place of work
- occupation & industry of employment
- address of workplace
- means of travel to work
- hours worked
Questions asked for each household:
- type of accommodation & whether self-contained
- number of rooms
- availability of bath/shower
- lowest floor level
- presence of central heating
- cars or vans
- tenure
- landlord (where applicable)
What are the five largest cities in Nevada?
The 10 largest cities in Nevada are Las Vegas, Reno, Carson City, Henderson, North Las Vegas and Sparks. Enterprise, Sunrise Manor, Spring Valley, and Paradise round out the 10 largest cities in Nevada.
As a result of the census, the congressional districts are reapportioned because of the population shift. States with increased population get more districts. State with lower populations lose them. State legislatures then have to redraw the district boundaries.
What change within the federal government results from the census that is taken every ten years?
The original purpose was to allow for proper representation in the House of Representatives. This is still the main reason. There may be a variety of reasons that they may want to ask the additional questions on the current census questionnaires.
See Sources and related links for answers to your questions.
What is the population of Maricopa County AZ?
According to census.gov, the 2007 population estimate for Maricopa County, Arizona, is 3,880,181.
Advantages of sample compared with census?
Census
Advantages:
- It gathers all the relevant information associated with the member i.i household income, occupation, age, gender and etc.
- It helps to understand the characteristics of the population as a whole.
Disadvantages:
- It is very time consuming and expensive.
- People which are being surveyed may not be able to provide with the accurate information.
Sample
Advantages:
- There are various methods available to you such as street interviews, personal interview, postal questionnaires.
- it is cheap and easy.
- You are likely to get a broaden ideas about the answers provided.
Disadvantages:
- It is time consuming.
- you are likely to pick the same member to survey especially if you are street interviewing and you have other colleges which are likely to question to the same person.
- answers are short
What race is not considered a racial category by the US census bureau?
You have to be more specific... I don't believe Gypsy's are listed, but I think they usually claim to be a separate race... Not sure though...
What was the us population in 1992?
The sheep population in the US has come full circle and has become small. According to the USDA NASS Sheep and Goat Report of 2012, the sheep inventory in the US is 5,345,000.
According to2009 US census what are there more of single women or married women?
This question was answered on the new Fox game show Million Dollar Drop tonight (December 21,2010). The correct answer is single women.
How many people die of hunger every minute?
Well, in a way, nobody. About every 3.8 seconds, someone dies. Not 5 people a second. Thanks!
What is the population of each county in the US?
The list is sorted alphabetically by state followed by alphabetically by county for each state. The answer also contains Washington D.C. (as District of Columbia) and Puerto Rico as obtained from census.gov at the bottom.
Note: You can use your browser's built-in search function to search this list. Use the shortcut CTRL+F and type in the name of the county in the search. It will take you to each instance of that county name as some counties do have the same name in different states.
Alabama: 4,627,851- Autauga County: 49,960
- Baldwin County: 171,769
- Barbour County: 27,941
- Bibb County: 21,535
- Blount County: 56,614
- Bullock County: 10,781
- Butler County: 20,157
- Calhoun County: 113,103
- Chambers County: 34,764
- Cherokee County: 24,560
- Chilton County: 42,299
- Choctaw County: 14,173
- Clarke County: 26,496
- Clay County: 13,788
- Cleburne County: 14,700
- Coffee County: 46,793
- Colbert County: 54,588
- Conecuh County: 13,160
- Coosa County: 10,864
- Covington County: 37,007
- Crenshaw County: 13,805
- Cullman County: 80,554
- Dale County: 48,150
- Dallas County: 43,079
- DeKalb County: 68,016
- Elmore County: 77,525
- Escambia County: 37,600
- Etowah County: 103,217
- Fayette County: 17,648
- Franklin County: 30,439
- Geneva County: 25,707
- Greene County: 9,201
- Hale County: 18,111
- Henry County: 16,621
- Houston County: 97,171
- Jackson County: 53,030
- Jefferson County: 658,779
- Lamar County: 14,447
- Lauderdale County: 88,561
- Lawrence County: 34,229
- Lee County: 130,516
- Limestone County: 73,898
- Lowndes County: 12,686
- Macon County: 22,336
- Madison County: 312,734
- Marengo County: 21,276
- Marion County: 29,580
- Marshall County: 87,644
- Mobile County: 404,406
- Monroe County: 22,764
- Montgomery County: 225,791
- Morgan County: 115,050
- Perry County: 10,602
- Pickens County: 19,651
- Pike County: 29,925
- Randolph County: 22,425
- Russell County: 50,183
- St. Clair County: 78,054
- Shelby County: 182,113
- Sumter County: 13,306
- Talladega County: 80,255
- Tallapoosa County: 40,747
- Tuscaloosa County: 177,906
- Walker County: 68,816
- Washington County: 17,226
- Wilcox County: 12,779
- Winston County: 24,240
- Aleutians East Borough: 2,666
- Aleutians West Census Area: 4,824
- Anchorage Municipality: 279,671
- Bethel Census Area: 17,199
- Bristol Bay Borough: 996
- Denali Borough: 1,838
- Dillingham Census Area: 4,996
- Fairbanks North Star Borough: 97,484
- Haines Borough: 2,285
- Juneau City and Borough: 30,690
- Kenai Peninsula Borough: 53,097
- Ketchikan Gateway Borough: 13,227
- Kodiak Island Borough: 12,997
- Lake and Peninsula Borough: 1,538
- Matanuska-Susitna Borough: 82,669
- Nome Census Area: 9,315
- North Slope Borough: 6,561
- Northwest Arctic Borough: 7,453
- Prince of Wales-Outer Ketchikan Census Area: 5,544
- Sitka City and Borough: 8,874
- Skagway-Hoonah-Angoon Census Area: 3,059
- Southeast Fairbanks Census Area: 6,840
- Valdez-Cordova Census Area: 9,496
- Wade Hampton Census Area: 7,623
- Wrangell-Petersburg Census Area: 6,009
- Yakutat City and Borough: 689
- Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area: 5,838
- Apache County: 69,980
- Cochise County: 127,866
- Coconino County: 127,450
- Gila County: 51,994
- Graham County: 34,769
- Greenlee County: 7,754
- La Paz County: 20,172
- Maricopa County: 3,880,181
- Mohave County: 194,944
- Navajo County: 111,273
- Pima County: 967,089
- Pinal County: 299,246
- Santa Cruz County: 42,845
- Yavapai County: 212,635
- Yuma County: 190,557
- Arkansas County: 19,392
- Ashley County: 22,326
- Baxter County: 41,950
- Benton County: 203,107
- Boone County: 36,672
- Bradley County: 11,979
- Calhoun County: 5,535
- Carroll County: 27,429
- Chicot County: 12,305
- Clark County: 23,585
- Clay County: 16,134
- Cleburne County: 25,407
- Cleveland County: 8,769
- Columbia County: 24,351
- Conway County: 20,740
- Craighead County: 91,552
- Crawford County: 59,031
- Crittenden County: 52,103
- Cross County: 18,685
- Dallas County: 8,249
- Desha County: 13,799
- Drew County: 18,745
- Faulkner County: 104,865
- Franklin County: 18,157
- Fulton County: 11,752
- Garland County: 96,371
- Grant County: 17,460
- Greene County: 40,397
- Hempstead County: 23,226
- Hot Spring County: 31,850
- Howard County: 13,997
- Independence County: 34,566
- Izard County: 12,978
- Jackson County: 17,219
- Jefferson County: 78,986
- Johnson County: 24,747
- Lafayette County: 7,760
- Lawrence County: 16,860
- Lee County: 10,859
- Lincoln County: 13,729
- Little River County: 12,812
- Logan County: 22,599
- Lonoke County: 63,562
- Madison County: 15,420
- Marion County: 16,629
- Miller County: 42,662
- Mississippi County: 46,664
- Monroe County: 8,712
- Montgomery County: 9,048
- Nevada County: 9,376
- Newton County: 8,339
- Ouachita County: 26,068
- Perry County: 10,391
- Phillips County: 22,035
- Pike County: 10,791
- Poinsett County: 24,850
- Polk County: 20,197
- Pope County: 58,961
- Prairie County: 8,739
- Pulaski County: 373,911
- Randolph County: 18,089
- St. Francis County: 26,900
- Saline County: 96,212
- Scott County: 11,304
- Searcy County: 8,087
- Sebastian County: 121,766
- Sevier County: 16,325
- Sharp County: 17,848
- Stone County: 11,971
- Union County: 43,230
- Van Buren County: 16,507
- Washington County: 194,292
- White County: 73,441
- Woodruff County: 7,649
- Yell County: 21,786
- Alameda County: 1,464,202
- Alpine County: 1,145
- Amador County: 38,678
- Butte County: 218,779
- Calaveras County: 46,844
- Colusa County: 21,302
- Contra Costa County: 1,019,640
- Del Norte County: 29,022
- El Dorado County: 175,689
- Fresno County: 899,348
- Glenn County: 28,111
- Humboldt County: 128,864
- Imperial County: 161,867
- Inyo County: 17,449
- Kern County: 790,710
- Kings County: 148,875
- Lake County: 64,664
- Lassen County: 35,031
- Los Angeles County: 9,878,554
- Madera County: 146,513
- Marin County: 248,096
- Mariposa County: 18,036
- Mendocino County: 86,273
- Merced County: 245,514
- Modoc County: 9,197
- Mono County: 12,801
- Monterey County: 407,637
- Napa County: 132,565
- Nevada County: 97,027
- Orange County: 2,997,033
- Placer County: 332,920
- Plumas County: 20,615
- Riverside County: 2,073,571
- Sacramento County: 1,386,667
- San Benito County: 54,667
- San Bernardino County: 2,007,800
- San Diego County: 2,974,859
- San Francisco County: 764,976
- San Joaquin County: 670,990
- San Luis Obispo County: 262,436
- San Mateo County: 706,984
- Santa Barbara County: 404,197
- Santa Clara County: 1,748,976
- Santa Cruz County: 251,747
- Shasta County: 179,427
- Sierra County: 3,328
- Siskiyou County: 44,296
- Solano County: 408,599
- Sonoma County: 464,435
- Stanislaus County: 511,263
- Sutter County: 92,040
- Tehama County: 61,114
- Trinity County: 14,177
- Tulare County: 421,553
- Tuolumne County: 55,806
- Ventura County: 798,364
- Yolo County: 195,844
- Yuba County: 72,098
- Adams County: 422,495
- Alamosa County: 15,313
- Arapahoe County: 545,089
- Archuleta County: 12,572
- Baca County: 3,871
- Bent County: 5,844
- Boulder County: 290,262
- Broomfield County: 53,691
- Chaffee County: 16,781
- Cheyenne County: 1,763
- Clear Creek County: 8,956
- Conejos County: 8,074
- Costilla County: 3,309
- Crowley County: 6,643
- Custer County: 4,025
- Delta County: 30,334
- Denver County: 588,349
- Dolores County: 1,914
- Douglas County: 272,117
- Eagle County: 51,359
- Elbert County: 22,720
- El Paso County: 587,272
- Fremont County: 47,389
- Garfield County: 53,631
- Gilpin County: 5,091
- Grand County: 13,612
- Gunnison County: 14,973
- Hinsdale County: 838
- Huerfano County: 7,837
- Jackson County: 1,381
- Jefferson County: 529,354
- Kiowa County: 1,332
- Kit Carson County: 7,928
- Lake County: 7,913
- La Plata County: 49,555
- Larimer County: 287,574
- Las Animas County: 16,010
- Lincoln County: 5,326
- Logan County: 21,055
- Mesa County: 139,082
- Mineral County: 962
- Moffat County: 13,648
- Montezuma County: 25,221
- Montrose County: 39,527
- Morgan County: 27,961
- Otero County: 18,854
- Ouray County: 4,378
- Park County: 17,004
- Phillips County: 4,499
- Pitkin County: 15,106
- Prowers County: 13,181
- Pueblo County: 154,538
- Rio Blanco County: 6,227
- Rio Grande County: 11,627
- Routt County: 22,382
- Saguache County: 6,920
- San Juan County: 559
- San Miguel County: 7,533
- Sedgwick County: 2,340
- Summit County: 26,547
- Teller County: 21,824
- Washington County: 4,627
- Weld County: 243,750
- Yuma County: 9,666
- Fairfield County: 895,015
- Hartford County: 876,824
- Litchfield County: 188,273
- Middlesex County: 164,150
- New Haven County: 845,494
- New London County: 267,376
- Tolland County: 148,139
- Windham County: 117,038
- Kent County: 152,255
- New Castle County: 528,218
- Sussex County: 184,291
- Barbour County: 15,532
- Berkeley County: 99,734
- Boone County: 25,201
- Braxton County: 14,639
- Brooke County: 23,661
- Cabell County: 94,435
- Calhoun County: 7,201
- Clay County: 10,120
- Doddridge County: 7,262
- Fayette County: 46,334
- Gilmer County: 6,907
- Grant County: 11,925
- Greenbrier County: 34,586
- Hampshire County: 22,577
- Hancock County: 30,189
- Hardy County: 13,661
- Harrison County: 68,309
- Jackson County: 28,223
- Jefferson County: 50,832
- Kanawha County: 191,306
- Lewis County: 17,145
- Lincoln County: 22,322
- Logan County: 35,629
- McDowell County: 22,991
- Marion County: 56,728
- Marshall County: 33,148
- Mason County: 25,546
- Mercer County: 61,350
- Mineral County: 26,722
- Mingo County: 26,755
- Monongalia County: 87,516
- Monroe County: 13,537
- Morgan County: 16,351
- Nicholas County: 26,160
- Ohio County: 44,398
- Pendleton County: 7,650
- Pleasants County: 7,183
- Pocahontas County: 8,571
- Preston County: 30,254
- Putnam County: 55,001
- Raleigh County: 79,170
- Randolph County: 28,292
- Ritchie County: 10,371
- Roane County: 15,295
- Summers County: 13,202
- Taylor County: 16,117
- Tucker County: 6,868
- Tyler County: 8,952
- Upshur County: 23,508
- Wayne County: 41,231
- Webster County: 9,435
- Wetzel County: 16,432
- Wirt County: 5,809
- Wood County: 86,088
- Wyoming County: 23,674
What was the us population like during the 1900s?
The population of The United States of America from the years of 1900 to 2000 is 90,594,469,101 people.
When will the 1950 US census be available online?
The detailed information in the US Federal Census is not released until 72 years after it is collected. So the 1950 Census details will be released 2022.
How does the census affect members of the House of Representatives?
Well, it affects the House of Representatives, because if the population in a certain are grows, the more House of Representatives there is going to be, because the House of Representatives is based on population.
What was the population in Houston Texas in 1948?
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How many people over 90 in us?
About forty million people are over the age of fifty, according to the US Census Bureau.
What are the 5 largest cities in Georgia?
Atlanta, GA
Columbus, GA
Savannah, GA
Sandy Springs, GA
Macon, GARoswell, GA
Albany, GA
Marietta, GA
Warner Robins, GA
Smyrna, GAValdosta, GA
North Atlanta, GA
Redan, GA
Dunwoody, GA
East Point, GA
What is the life expectancy of an American man born in 1960?
The American life expectancy is 78.4 years, so by these calculations he may die around 2025 or so.
What was life expectancy for people born in 1941?
According to an average of life expectancy statistical charts, a person born in 1941 has a life expectancy of 62.81 years.
