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Census 2010 Summary File 2
-- Demographics by Detailed Race Group & Origin

The Census 2010 Summary File 2 (SF2), completed April 2012, enables extended demographic analysis by race and origin by census tract and higher level geographic area. See details, provided later in this section, for additional information about SF2 structure and content.

The SF2 Demographic Profile 1 (DP1) contains a set of widely used demographics for each race, origin and race/origin group tabulated for each geographic area (census tract up). See the list of SF2 DP1 subject matter items provided later in this section. These sample SF2 DP1 profiles (xls) illustrate the scope of subject matter items included: U.S. total population ... U.S. NHPI alone or in combination with other races.

The interactive ranking table below provides access to the SF2 Demographic Profile 1 (DP1) data (all cells) for the total population and selected race groups for the U.S. and by state and county. View/rank/query/compare SF2 DP1 demographics for one area or a group of areas. All DP1 items are included for each area/row, including percentages as applicable.

Population Pyramids. The ProximityOne ChartGraphics software has been used with the underlying dataset used in the ranking table to develop population pyramid graphics. The population pyramid shows a male population bar chart (left side of pyramid) symmetrically with a female population bar chart (right side of pyramid). Each bar shows the population by 5-year age group, 0-4 years to 80-84 years and 85 years and over. The SF2 DP1-based population pyramid graphics, and associated age group by gender data in tabular form, are included in each S&O Narrative Profile.

Census 2010 Summary File 2
  Demographic Profile for Selected Race Groups
-- Interactive Table
  Click column header to sort; click again to sort other direction.
  Click ShowAll button between queries
  Use vertical scroll bar right of table to scroll vertically (across geography and race groups).
  Use horizontal scroll bar below table to scroll horizontally (across subject matter columns).
  Mouseover column header for description of item in that column.
  See related Interactive Tables



Additional Operation Notes
View national scope data by state
  • Click ShowAll button. Click Sumlev button below table and choose 040
  • Click RaceGroup button below table and choose a racegroup; e.g. Asian Indian.
  • Each row now shows Asian Indian DP1 data for a state. There are now 52 rows.
  • Dbl-click D001 header to see that the state with the largest total Asian Indian population is California.
  • Use the horizontal scroll bar and slide to far right column D121/P121.
  • Dbl-click D121 header to determine that New Jersey has the highest average household size for renter occupied housing units.
  • See list of subject matter items/columns in the scroll box below.

View national scope data by county
  • Click ShowAll button. Click Sumlev button below table and choose 050
    ... proceed as above adjusting for county rather than state.

View national scope data by county in a selected state
  • Click ShowAll button. Click State button and select state.
  • Click Sumlev button below table and choose 050
    ... proceed as above adjusting for county rather than state.

An example. Use this table to determine that, based on Census 2010, Harris County has the largest Asian Indian population (D001 -- 50,045) among all Texas counties. There are 2,942 Asian Indians ages 0-4 (D002) in Harris County, TX. In the P002 column, see that this group of 2,942 Asian Indians comprises 5.9% of all Asian Indians in this county.


Structure and Content of Table
  • The table contains a set of race group records/rows for the U.S., each state and each county.
  • Each row contains the SF2 Demographic Profile 1 (DP1) data items for an area and race group combination.
  • Rows are present for the total population and up to 10 race groups (listed below).
  • Race group records only appear where there are at least 100 people in that group in that area.
  • The data are not downloadable from table; the data may be downloaded via the Census FactFinder website.

Row/Race Group Iterations (per geographic area)
  • 001 Total population
  • 002 White
  • 004 Black or African American alone
  • 006 American Indian and Alaska Native alone (300, A01-Z99)
  • 012 Asian alone (400-499)
  • 013 Asian Indian alone (400-401)
  • 016 Chinese alone (410-419)
  • 022 Japanese alone (430-439)
  • 050 Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone (500-599)
  • 052 Native Hawaiian alone (500-503)
  • 062 Native Hawaiian alone or in any combination (500-503) & (100-299) or (300, A01-Z99) or (400-999)

DP1 Subject Matter Items (columns across each row)
There are 121 "D" and 121 "P" items/columns in each row. In general, the D item is a population or household count and the corresponding P item is the percent. All percents are for totals in corresponding row.

"D" items (column headers; also view with mouseover on Dxxx column header cell)
Item#SEX AND AGE [1]
1  Total population
2    Under 5 years
3    5 to 9 years
4    10 to 14 years
5    15 to 19 years
6    20 to 24 years
7    25 to 29 years
8    30 to 34 years
9    35 to 39 years
10    40 to 44 years
11    45 to 49 years
12    50 to 54 years
13    55 to 59 years
14    60 to 64 years
15    65 to 69 years
16    70 to 74 years
17    75 to 79 years
18    80 to 84 years
19    85 years and over
20    Median age (years)
21    16 years and over
22    18 years and over
23    21 years and over
24    62 years and over
25    65 years and over
26  Male population
27    Under 5 years
28    5 to 9 years
29    10 to 14 years
30    15 to 19 years
31    20 to 24 years
32    25 to 29 years
33    30 to 34 years
34    35 to 39 years
35    40 to 44 years
36    45 to 49 years
37    50 to 54 years
38    55 to 59 years
39    60 to 64 years
40    65 to 69 years
41    70 to 74 years
42    75 to 79 years
43    80 to 84 years
44    85 years and over
45    Median age (years)
46    16 years and over
47    18 years and over
48    21 years and over
49    62 years and over
50    65 years and over
51  Female population
52    Under 5 years
53    5 to 9 years
54    10 to 14 years
55    15 to 19 years
56    20 to 24 years
57    25 to 29 years
58    30 to 34 years
59    35 to 39 years
60    40 to 44 years
61    45 to 49 years
62    50 to 54 years
63    55 to 59 years
64    60 to 64 years
65    65 to 69 years
66    70 to 74 years
67    75 to 79 years
68    80 to 84 years
69    85 years and over
70    Median age (years)
71    16 years and over
72    18 years and over
73    21 years and over
74    62 years and over
75    65 years and over
  RELATIONSHIP [1]
76  Total population
77    In households
78      Householder
79      Spouse [2]
80      Child
81        Own child under 18 years
82      Other relatives
83        Under 18 years
84        65 years and over
85      Nonrelatives
86        Under 18 years
87        65 years and over
88      Unmarried partner
89    In group quarters
90      Institutionalized population
91        Male
92        Female
93      Noninstitutionalized population
94        Male
95        Female
  HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE [3]
96  Total households
97    Family households (families) [4]
98      With own children under 18 years
99      Husband-wife family
100        With own children under 18 years
101      Male householder, no wife present
102        With own children under 18 years
103      Female householder, no husband present
104        With own children under 18 years
105    Nonfamily households [4]
106      Householder living alone
107        Male
108          65 years and over
109        Female
110          65 years and over
111    Households with individuals under 18 years
112    Households with individuals 65 years and over
113    Average household size
114    Average family size
  HOUSING TENURE [3]
115  Occupied housing units
116    Owner-occupied housing units
117      Population in owner-occupied housing units
118      Average household size of owner-occupied units
119    Renter-occupied housing units
120      Population in renter-occupied housing units
121      Average household size of renter-occupied units

About Census 2010 Summary File 2
The Census 2010 Summary File 2 (SF2) is the fourth major Census 2010 data resource following the Summary File 1 (SF1) released in August 2011, Demographic Profile Summary File (DPSF) released in May 2011 and P.L. 94-171 redistricting data released earlier in 2011.

The SF2 contains 100 percent data asked of all people and about every housing unit on topics such as sex, age, race, Hispanic origin, household relationship, household type, group quarters population, housing occupancy, and housing tenure. The SF2 is released as individual files for the U.S., each state, D.C., Puerto Rico and as a national file.

Primary differences between SF1 and SF2 are 1) subject matter tables are iterated by race and origin and 2) census tract is the low level tabulation geography (compared to census block in SF1).

Summary File 2 Data Scope, Content, Structure and Organization

  • Table Shells [XLS]
  • Technical Documentation [PDF]

SF2 Tables. Data tables are described in the Table Shells xls file. Tables are similar to Summary File 1 tables and include:
  • "PCT" tables: Population subjects available down to the census tract level (47 PCT tables)
  • "PCO" tables: Population subjects available down to the county level (10 PCO tables)
  • "HCT" tables: Housing subjects available down to the census tract level (14 HCT tables)

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