CensusScope-2010 Census
Trends and Statistics for the new Census Release

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Analysis of U.S. Decennial Census Data through 2010 from William H. Frey, Brookings Institution and
University of Michigan's Social Science Data Analysis Network.

Please select a state from the list or
select from the map above

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Downloadable Files (in PDF format)

Population Counts

• States
• Largest Cities (Over 250,000 in 2010)
• Metropolitan Areas
• Counties
• Cities (Over 25,000 or more in 2010)

Race/Ethnicity Counts

• States
• Metropolitan Areas
• Counties
• Cities

Race/Ethnicity Counts for Children
(Under age 18)

• States
• Metropolitan Areas
• Counties
• Cities

Segregation Measures

State

• White-Black Segregation
• White-Asian Segregation
• White-Hispanic Segregation

Metro

• White-Black Segregation
• White-Asian Segregation
• White-Hispanic Segregation

This site shows census trends for states, cities and metropolitan areas to provide context for the New 2010 Census releases. The focus on the data released from February and March will be on population trends by race-ethnicity including residential segregation measures for states, cities, and metropolitan areas.

The Census Bureau has planned releases starting February 4, 2011, and continuing through the last week of March 2011. These data will be released several states at a time. When data for a state are available, it will be indicated in the map to the left and on the table below. Please use the links in the table to find the data for individual states.

When all states are available, we will make full national-level tables available on this page.

Please check often as updates will be added as census data becomes released.

For earlier census trends, see the main page www.CensusScope.org