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County Age Cohort Trend Analytics
County-level age cohort demographic trends are important in a wide range of planning and analytical applications. These data tie into an extensive array of related, frequently updated county demographic-economic data. The primary statistical and political sub-divisions of states, counties are also the building blocks for metropolitan statistical areas.

This section reviews availability and use of U.S. by county age cohort annual data for the period 2010 through 2014. See more about these data. A U.S. national scope county dataset, containing annual 5-year age cohort data (ages 0-4 through 80-84 and 85 years and over) developed by ProximityOne is used. These data are integrated into a shapefile which is a part of a GIS project. Members of the ProximityOne User Group may analyze characteristics and patterns of individual counties or groups of counties with the ready-to-use GIS project and CV XE GIS software. See details below.

Examining Population Ages 65 Years & Over Patterns
The nation's 65 and older population grew from 44.7 million in 2013 to 46.2 million in 2014. This group, which now contains the oldest four years of the baby boom generation (born between 1946 and 1964), is 21.7 percent minority, less diverse than younger age groups. Between 2010 and 2014, two counties added more than 100,000 people 65 and older to their total populations -- Los Angeles, CA (167,000) and Maricopa, AZ (103,000). In Fort Bend County, TX (Houston metro), the population 65 and older increased by 21,066 (48.3 percent) between 2010 and 2014 (see details below). How will these characteristics change by 2020? 2060? relate to others? .. insights using our projections and modeling tools.

Population 65 Years & Over; Percent Change 2010-2014 by County

  - click graphic for larger view; view developed using CV XE GIS
  - larger view shows 2014 population by age and population change for Harris County, TX
Population 65 Years & Over; Change 2010-2014 by County

  - click graphic for larger view; view developed using CV XE GIS
  - larger view shows 2014 population by age and population change for Harris County, TX
Tabular View of Data
The following table illustrates use of the database feature to view selected fields for Texas counties. These are 10 Texas counties having the largest 2014 population age 65 and over. The fields manager has been used to show only selected fields. Column headers show field names described in the subject matter scroll section below. The top row shows that in Fort Bend county,
  • the 2010 population ages 65 and over was 43,500
  • the 2014 population ages 65 and over was 64,666
  • the 2010-2014 population ages 65 and over change was 21,066
  • the 2010-2014 population ages 65 and over percent change was 48.32


  - click graphic for larger view; view developed using CV XE GIS database features
While the illustrative applications used in this section are focused on the population ages 65 and over, any one or combination of 5-year age cohort data can be analyzed using the GIS project and datasets. The U.S. by county shapefile contains the fields described in the scroll section below.

Creating Map Pattern Views & Visual Analysis (requires Windows computer with Internet connection)
1. Install the ProximityOne CV XE GIS
... run the CV XE GIS installer
... take all defaults during installation
2. Download the U.S. by County Population by Age 2010-2014 GIS project fileset
... requires ProximityOne User Group ID (join now)
... unzip U.S. County Population by Age 2010-2014 GIS project files to local folder c:\ctypop
3. Open the GIS project
... after completing the above steps, click File>Open>Dialog
... open the file named c:\ctypop\ctypop2014_age.gis
4. Done. The start-up view is similar to the graphic shown at the top of this section.

County Subject Matter Items & Field Names -- scroll section
Field NameDescription
GEOIDState+County FIPS Code
NAMECpunty Name
STState Postal Abbreviation
LSADLSAD
REGIONRegion
DIVISIONDivision
STATEState FIPS code
COUNTYCounty FIPS code
CBSACBSA code
METDIVMetro Division code
CSACombined Statistical Area code
ALANDLand area square meters
AWATERWater area square meters
C2010_00Census 2010 total population
C2010_01Census 2010 population, ages 0-4 years
C2010_02Census 2010 population, ages 5-9 years
C2010_03Census 2010 population, ages 10-14 years
C2010_04Census 2010 population, ages 10-19 years
C2010_05Census 2010 population, ages 20-24 years
C2010_06Census 2010 population, ages 20-29 years
C2010_07Census 2010 population, ages 30-34 years
C2010_08Census 2010 population, ages 30-39 years
C2010_09Census 2010 population, ages 40-44 years
C2010_10Census 2010 population, ages 40-49 years
C2010_11Census 2010 population, ages 50-54 years
C2010_12Census 2010 population, ages 50-59 years
C2010_13Census 2010 population, ages 60-64 years
C2010_14Census 2010 population, ages 60-69 years
C2010_15Census 2010 population, ages 70-74 years
C2010_16Census 2010 population, ages 70-79 years
C2010_17Census 2010 population, ages 80-84 years
C2010_18Census 2010 population, ages 85 years & over
C2010B_00Census 2010 base total population
C2010B_01Census 2010 base population, ages 0-4 years
C2010B_02Census 2010 base population, ages 5-9 years
C2010B_03Census 2010 base population, ages 10-14 years
C2010B_04Census 2010 base population, ages 10-19 years
C2010B_05Census 2010 base population, ages 20-24 years
C2010B_06Census 2010 base population, ages 20-29 years
C2010B_07Census 2010 base population, ages 30-34 years
C2010B_08Census 2010 base population, ages 30-39 years
C2010B_09Census 2010 base population, ages 40-44 years
C2010B_10Census 2010 base population, ages 40-49 years
C2010B_11Census 2010 base population, ages 50-54 years
C2010B_12Census 2010 base population, ages 50-59 years
C2010B_13Census 2010 base population, ages 60-64 years
C2010B_14Census 2010 base population, ages 60-69 years
C2010B_15Census 2010 base population, ages 70-74 years
C2010B_16Census 2010 base population, ages 70-79 years
C2010B_17Census 2010 base population, ages 80-84 years
C2010B_18Census 2010 base population, ages 85 years & over
D2010_007/1/2010 estimate -- total population
D2010_017/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 0-4 years
D2010_027/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 5-9 years
D2010_037/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 10-14 years
D2010_047/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 10-19 years
D2010_057/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 20-24 years
D2010_067/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 20-29 years
D2010_077/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 30-34 years
D2010_087/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 30-39 years
D2010_097/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 40-44 years
D2010_107/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 40-49 years
D2010_117/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 50-54 years
D2010_127/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 50-59 years
D2010_137/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 60-64 years
D2010_147/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 60-69 years
D2010_157/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 70-74 years
D2010_167/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 70-79 years
D2010_177/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 80-84 years
D2010_187/1/2010 estimate -- population, ages 85 years & over
D2011_007/1/2011 estimate -- total population
D2011_017/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 0-4 years
D2011_027/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 5-9 years
D2011_037/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 10-14 years
D2011_047/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 10-19 years
D2011_057/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 20-24 years
D2011_067/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 20-29 years
D2011_077/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 30-34 years
D2011_087/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 30-39 years
D2011_097/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 40-44 years
D2011_107/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 40-49 years
D2011_117/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 50-54 years
D2011_127/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 50-59 years
D2011_137/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 60-64 years
D2011_147/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 60-69 years
D2011_157/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 70-74 years
D2011_167/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 70-79 years
D2011_177/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 80-84 years
D2011_187/1/2011 estimate -- population, ages 85 years & over
D2012_007/1/2012 estimate -- total population
D2012_017/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 0-4 years
D2012_027/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 5-9 years
D2012_037/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 10-14 years
D2012_047/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 10-19 years
D2012_057/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 20-24 years
D2012_067/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 20-29 years
D2012_077/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 30-34 years
D2012_087/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 30-39 years
D2012_097/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 40-44 years
D2012_107/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 40-49 years
D2012_117/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 50-54 years
D2012_127/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 50-59 years
D2012_137/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 60-64 years
D2012_147/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 60-69 years
D2012_157/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 70-74 years
D2012_167/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 70-79 years
D2012_177/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 80-84 years
D2012_187/1/2012 estimate -- population, ages 85 years & over
D2013_007/1/2013 estimate -- total population
D2013_017/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 0-4 years
D2013_027/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 5-9 years
D2013_037/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 10-14 years
D2013_047/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 10-19 years
D2013_057/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 20-24 years
D2013_067/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 20-29 years
D2013_077/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 30-34 years
D2013_087/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 30-39 years
D2013_097/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 40-44 years
D2013_107/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 40-49 years
D2013_117/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 50-54 years
D2013_127/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 50-59 years
D2013_137/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 60-64 years
D2013_147/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 60-69 years
D2013_157/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 70-74 years
D2013_167/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 70-79 years
D2013_177/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 80-84 years
D2013_187/1/2013 estimate -- population, ages 85 years & over
D2014_007/1/2014 estimate -- total population
D2014_017/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 0-4 years
D2014_027/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 5-9 years
D2014_037/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 10-14 years
D2014_047/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 10-19 years
D2014_057/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 20-24 years
D2014_067/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 20-29 years
D2014_077/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 30-34 years
D2014_087/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 30-39 years
D2014_097/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 40-44 years
D2014_107/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 40-49 years
D2014_117/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 50-54 years
D2014_127/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 50-59 years
D2014_137/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 60-64 years
D2014_147/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 60-69 years
D2014_157/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 70-74 years
D2014_167/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 70-79 years
D2014_177/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 80-84 years
D2014_187/1/2014 estimate -- population, ages 85 years & over
D65UP_10Population 65 years & over, 7/1/10
D65UP_14Population 65 years & over, 7/1/14
D65UP1014Population 65 years & over, change: 7/1/10 to 7/1/14
D65UP1014PPopulation 65 years & over, percent change: 7/1/10 to 7/1/14
D85UP_10Population 85 years & over, 7/1/10
D85UP_14Population 85 years & over, 7/1/14
D85UP1014Population 85 years & over, change: 7/1/10 to 7/1/14
D85UP1014PPopulation 85 years & over, percent change: 7/1/10 to 7/1/14

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