Situation & Outlook Report
  Fort Bend County, TX  
  .. an information resource developed by ProximityOne .. more about these resources
  .. created 10/25/22

Overview
.. examine the demographic-economic characteristics and trends enabling stakeholders to better understand the current situation and assess the outlook in a county or region of interest. Use this Situation & Outlook report, generated using the DEDE API tools and data, to gain insights and facilitate reduced risk and more successful outcomes. It advances the abilities of policy-makers, businesses and others to learn more about the how, where and when of change and how change might impact stakeholder interests and programs.

Assess the impact of climate change, migration, birth rates, workforce dynamics, infrastructure, economic sectoral shifts, health factors and housing patterns, to name a few, on communities and counties of interest. This report provides a structured set of multi-sourced data to address these topics. Different data update on different schedules; monthly, quarterly and annual. Several components may be custom structured to meet specific needs.

Summary of Selected Characteristics
.. Unless otherwise noted, these attributes are for Fort Bend County, TX.
.. See more details using the table of contents below this summary.

Metro Counties and Population Change; 2010-2030
Fort Bend County, TX is part of the Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, TX metro/CBSA (26420).
The following table shows Metro component county population & population change:

Area Name	Pop 2010	Pop 2020	Pop 2021	Pop 2022	Pop 2030	Chg 2010-20	%Chg 2010-20	Chg 2020-30	%Chg 2020-30
Austin County, TX	28,372	30,109	30,380	30,407	30,619	1,737	6.1	510	1.7
Brazoria County, TX	314,499	373,368	379,689	385,481	431,817	58,869	18.7	58,449	15.7
Chambers County, TX	35,452	47,051	48,865	50,737	65,709	11,599	32.7	18,658	39.7
Fort Bend County, TX	590,177	828,632	858,527	885,226	1,098,814	238,455	40.4	270,182	32.6
Galveston County, TX	292,492	351,458	355,062	358,394	385,046	58,966	20.2	33,588	9.6
Harris County, TX	4,107,542	4,732,491	4,728,030	4,727,609	4,724,241	624,949	15.2	-8,250	-0.2
Liberty County, TX	75,870	92,351	97,621	101,744	134,724	16,481	21.7	42,373	45.9
Montgomery County, TX	459,223	624,938	648,886	669,921	838,197	165,715	36.1	213,259	34.1
Waller County, TX	43,558	57,349	59,781	62,110	80,742	13,791	31.7	23,393	40.8

Residential Construction. August 2022 new authorized residential construction was 1,115 total units with total value of $238,032,724 compared to August 2021 1,234 total units with total value of $252,730,718. Updated monthly. See details in Section 2.4.1. below.

Housing Units. During the period 2010 to 2020, the number of housing units changed from 198,019 (2010) to 280,125 (2020), a change of 82,106 (41.5%). See details on occupied/vacant units, tenure, value, rent and related in Section 2.4.2. below.

Population & Components of Change. During the period 2010 to 2020, the population of Fort Bend County, TX changed from 590,177 (2010) to 839,706 (2020), a change of 249,529 (42.3%).

Components of population change during the 2010-2020 period were births 90,694, deaths 30,822, and net migration 188,431. The population natural increase, births less deaths, was 59,872.

The 7/1/20 model-based population estimate was 828,632 compared to the 7/1/21 model-based population estimate of 858,527. Components of change over the year were births 8,725, deaths 4,924, international migration 1,704, domestic migration 24,712. The net migration was 26,416. The natural increase was 3,801.

Income. The median household income changed from $76,758 in 2010 to $97,210, a change of $20,452 ( 26.6%).

Poverty. The number of people in poverty (all ages) changed from 52,716 in 2010 to 61,776, a change of 9,060 ( 17.2%). The poverty rate (all ages) changed from 9.0 in 2010 to 7.4, a change of -1.6 ( -17.8%).

Sugar Land city .. the largest city in Fort Bend County, TX. The 7/1/20 model-based population estimate of Sugar Land city was 111,046 compared to the 7/1/21 model-based population estimate of 110,775, a change of -271 or -0.2%. See more about Sugar Land city. See details about other cities in Section 1.2. below.

Topics
  00 How Income & Poverty are Changing
  01 Personal Income & Gross Domestic Product
  02 How & Why Demographics are Changing
  03 Census 2010, 2020 & Change 2010-2020
  1.1 Population & Components of Change
  1.2 City/Place Demographic-Economic Characteristics
  1.3 Migration/Mobility -- Movers from 1 Year Ago
  2.1 General Demographics -- detailed characteristics
  2.2 Social Characteristics
  2.3 Economic Characteristics
  2.4 Housing Situation
  2.4.1 New Authorized Residential Construction (monthly)
  2.4.2 Housing Characteristics
  3.1 Industry by Sector Characteristics (quarterly/annual)
  4.1 Census Tract Demographic-Economic Characteristics

Lay of the Land .. goto topics
The following graphic shows patterns of economic prosperity (median household income)
by block group in context of the county/metro.

Use VDA Web GIS MetroDynamics to examine the area in more detail with alternative geography and subject matter.
Drill down to areas of interest using only a Web browser.

00. How Income & Poverty are Changing .. goto topics

Income & Poverty: 2010-2020

For most counties, median household income (MHI) has increased between 2010 and 2020, while the poverty rate has decreased.
This is due in part to Federal stimulus funds transfer payments in 2020. This section presents income and poverty data for each year 2010-2020 for this county, corresponding state and the U.S. This is the only Federal source of current estimate of MHI and poverty for all counties.

Fort Bend County

Year

Med HH Inc

Ages 0-17 in Poverty

Ages 0-17 Poverty Rate

Ages 0-17 Universe

Ages 5-17 in Families in Poverty

Ages 5-17 in Families Poverty Rate

Ages 5-17 in Families Universe

All Ages in Poverty

All Ages Poverty Rate

All Ages Universe

2010

$76,758

21,654

12.5

173,487

14,551

11.2

129,443

52,716

9.0

583,435

2011

$82,147

21,251

12.2

174,778

14,440

11.0

130,844

53,450

8.9

600,077

2012

$86,037

21,548

12.2

176,631

14,688

11.0

133,026

55,527

8.9

620,810

2013

$87,901

22,362

12.2

183,395

15,642

11.3

138,502

57,286

8.9

646,559

2014

$88,516

23,528

12.4

189,684

15,674

10.9

143,335

59,839

8.8

679,428

2015

$95,117

19,071

9.7

196,876

13,061

8.8

148,909

49,830

7.0

709,977

2016

$90,972

22,455

11.0

203,572

15,460

10.2

151,381

60,925

8.3

734,921

2017

$91,661

21,368

10.2

210,274

15,177

9.7

156,463

60,772

8.0

758,413

2018

$92,310

22,372

10.4

214,646

15,736

9.8

160,361

61,455

7.9

781,516

2019

$101,361

16,225

7.4

219,478

10,809

6.5

165,774

53,151

6.6

805,030

2020

$97,210

21,169

9.4

224,224

14,856

8.7

170,762

61,776

7.4

832,611

Texas

Year

Med HH Inc

Ages 0-17 in Poverty

Ages 0-17 Poverty Rate

Ages 0-17 Universe

Ages 5-17 in Families in Poverty

Ages 5-17 in Families Poverty Rate

Ages 5-17 in Families Universe

All Ages in Poverty

All Ages Poverty Rate

All Ages Universe

2010

$48,622

1,746,564

25.7

6,798,102

1,177,868

24.2

4,871,794

4,411,273

17.9

24,652,964

2011

$49,390

1,825,007

26.6

6,872,694

1,227,301

24.9

4,923,532

4,627,604

18.5

25,071,118

2012

$50,747

1,777,177

25.8

6,897,874

1,207,456

24.3

4,967,315

4,565,185

17.9

25,450,524

2013

$51,714

1,739,298

25.0

6,953,957

1,198,322

23.8

5,028,314

4,531,427

17.5

25,834,186

2014

$53,067

1,721,843

24.5

7,030,708

1,185,167

23.3

5,076,034

4,519,548

17.2

26,340,274

2015

$55,668

1,634,149

22.9

7,123,991

1,125,692

21.9

5,149,231

4,255,690

15.9

26,846,185

2016

$56,583

1,616,085

22.4

7,212,532

1,111,489

21.4

5,202,578

4,261,291

15.6

27,236,431

2017

$59,195

1,525,944

21.0

7,279,762

1,047,625

19.9

5,263,460

4,080,377

14.7

27,676,374

2018

$60,632

1,543,228

21.1

7,303,725

1,070,901

20.2

5,298,049

4,181,623

14.9

28,074,669

2019

$64,044

1,401,195

19.2

7,296,060

960,219

18.0

5,322,921

3,870,944

13.6

28,361,496

2020

$66,048

1,373,643

18.8

7,312,837

959,889

17.9

5,372,803

3,862,713

13.4

28,725,933

United States

Year

Med HH Inc

Ages 0-17 in Poverty

Ages 0-17 Poverty Rate

Ages 0-17 Universe

Ages 5-17 in Families in Poverty

Ages 5-17 in Families Poverty Rate

Ages 5-17 in Families Universe

All Ages in Poverty

All Ages Poverty Rate

All Ages Universe

2010

$50,046

15,749,129

21.6

73,024,577

10,484,513

19.8

52,872,735

46,215,956

15.3

301,535,021

2011

$50,502

16,386,500

22.5

72,802,773

10,976,987

20.8

52,708,799

48,452,035

15.9

303,778,193

2012

$51,371

16,396,863

22.6

72,605,436

11,086,537

21.0

52,675,863

48,760,123

15.9

306,086,063

2013

$52,250

16,086,960

22.2

72,382,173

10,958,232

20.8

52,605,987

48,810,868

15.8

308,196,783

2014

$53,657

15,686,012

21.7

72,386,485

10,714,518

20.4

52,594,799

48,208,387

15.5

310,899,910

2015

$55,775

15,000,273

20.7

72,454,786

10,245,028

19.5

52,635,679

46,153,077

14.7

313,476,400

2016

$57,617

14,115,713

19.5

72,452,603

9,648,486

18.3

52,644,648

44,268,996

14.0

315,165,470

2017

$60,336

13,353,202

18.4

72,452,925

9,120,503

17.3

52,669,201

42,583,651

13.4

317,741,588

2018

$61,937

12,997,532

18.0

72,163,269

8,930,152

17.0

52,529,919

41,852,315

13.1

319,184,033

2019

$65,712

12,000,470

16.8

71,633,453

8,258,906

15.8

52,324,733

39,490,096

12.3

320,118,791

2020

$67,340

11,204,423

15.7

71,388,957

7,798,566

14.9

52,357,364

38,371,394

11.9

321,478,113

01. Personal Income & Gross Domestic Product .. goto topics
Examine personal income components and compare Fort Bend County, TX to other areas using this interactive table.

Examine GDP components and compare Fort Bend County, TX to other areas using this interactive table.

02. How & Why Fort Bend County, TX is Changing .. goto topics
Fort Bend County, TX (48157), part of Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, TX MSA (26420), changed in population from 590,177 (2010) to 839,706 (2020), a change of 249,529 (42.3%).
Factors accounting the change over the decade 2010 to 2020 include:
  • Births 2010-2020: 90,694
  • Deaths 2010-2020: 30,822
  • Natural Increase 2010-2020: 59,872
  • Net Migration 2010-2020: 188,431

Attributes of Change, Post Census 2020 Model-Based Demographics .. more information

Population 7/1/20	828,632
Births 6/30/19-7/1/20	8,540
Deaths 6/30/19-7/1/20	4,576
Natural Increase 6/30/19-7/1/20	3,964
International Migration 6/30/19-7/1/20	744
Domestic Migration 6/30/19-7/1/20	18,472
Net Migration 6/30/19-7/1/20	19,216
Population 7/1/21	858,527
Births 6/30/20-7/1/21	8,725
Deaths 6/30/20-7/1/21	4,924
Natural Increase 6/30/20-7/1/21	3,801
International Migration 6/30/20-7/1/21	1,704
Domestic Migration 6/30/20-7/1/21	24,712
Net Migration 6/30/20-7/1/21	26,416

View a thematic map of this area, patterns of economic prosperity by census tract, using the Visual Data Analytics (VDA) Web GIS
  -- see below.

03. Census 2010, Census 2020 & Change 2010-2020 .. goto topics

Fort Bend County, TX .. Census 2010, Census 2020 and Change 2010-2020
.. using Census 2020 P.L. 94-171 data (released 8/12/21)
.. use this Interactive Table to view/rank/compare counties 2010-2020.
.. use the VDA Web GIS to access/map these data to the census block level.

Subject Matter Item	2010	2010%	2020	2020%	2010-20 Change	2010-20% Change
Total population	585,375	100.0	822,779	100.0	237,404	40.6
One race	568,354	97.1	715,862	87.0	147,508	26.0
White alone	296,310	50.6	282,222	34.3	-14,088	-4.8
Black alone	125,818	21.5	170,978	20.8	45,160	35.9
American India/Alaskan Native alone	2,302	0.4	4,574	0.6	2,272	98.7
Asian alone	99,370	17.0	182,537	22.2	83,167	83.7
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone	226	0.0	371	0.0	145	64.2
Other race	44,328	7.6	75,180	9.1	30,852	69.6
Two or more races	17,021	2.9	106,917	13.0	89,896	528.1
White, Non-Hispanic	211,680	36.2	243,726	29.6	32,046	15.1
Black Non-Hispanic	123,267	21.1	167,964	20.4	44,697	36.3
Hispanic (of any race)	138,967	23.7	198,580	24.1	59,613	42.9
Total population, 18 years or older	411,540	70.3	596,993	72.6	185,453	45.1
One race	402,777	68.8	527,148	64.1	124,371	30.9
White alone	214,348	36.6	212,278	25.8	-2,070	-1.0
Black alone	86,356	14.8	123,103	15.0	36,747	42.6
American India/Alaskan Native alone	1,507	0.3	3,311	0.4	1,804	119.7
Asian alone	71,614	12.2	135,087	16.4	63,473	88.6
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone	150	0.0	271	0.0	121	80.7
Other race	28,802	4.9	53,098	6.5	24,296	84.4
Two or more races	8,763	1.5	69,845	8.5	61,082	697.0
White, Non-Hispanic	159,069	27.2	187,278	22.8	28,209	17.7
Black Non-Hispanic	84,977	14.5	121,625	14.8	36,648	43.1
Hispanic (of any race)	89,316	15.3	135,560	16.5	46,244	51.8
Group Quarters population	5,936	1.0	4,682	0.6	-1,254	-21.1
Group Quarters, institutionalized population	5,604	1.0	4,192	0.5	-1,412	-25.2
Group Quarters, noninstitutionalized population	332	0.1	490	0.1	158	47.6
Housing Units	197,030	100.0	277,910	100.0	80,880	41.0
Occupied	187,384	95.1	263,128	94.7	75,744	40.4
Vacant	9,646	4.9	14,782	5.3	5,136	53.2

1.1 Population & Components of Change .. goto topics

Based on Census Bureau model-based population estimates, the Fort Bend County, TX population changed from 590,177 in 2010 to 839,706 in 2020, a change of 249,529 (42.3%).

Population/Component	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020
Population	590,177	605,979	624,737	651,770	683,977	715,260	744,489	768,258	789,269	812,737	839,706
Births	1,934	7,734	7,906	8,143	9,092	9,654	9,974	9,788	9,587	9,334	9,482
Deaths	652	2,330	2,361	2,569	2,720	2,946	3,036	3,188	3,442	3,899	4,331
Natural Increase	1,282	5,404	5,545	5,574	6,372	6,708	6,938	6,600	6,145	5,435	5,151
Net Migration	4,018	10,364	13,045	21,055	25,299	24,357	22,247	17,177	14,889	18,074	21,924
International	691	3,047	3,492	4,047	5,479	6,411	6,353	6,309	4,599	4,569	3,526
Domestic	3,526	3,327	7,317	9,553	17,008	19,820	17,946	15,894	10,868	10,290	13,505
Group Quarters	5,936	5,565	4,944	5,009	5,059	5,041	5,156	5,119	5,187	5,068	5,055

Examine population estimates/components of change and compare Fort Bend County, TX to other areas using this interactive table.

1.2 City/Place Demographic-Economic Characteristics .. goto topics

City/Place	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020
Arcola city 4803708	1,638	1,715	1,801	1,920	2,050	2,187	2,323	2,440	2,545	2,663
Beasley city 4806272	652	654	659	669	673	679	682	678	675	677
Fairchilds village 4825068	800	838	879	936	1,000	1,065	1,129	1,189	1,238	1,297
Houston city (part) 4835000	39,504	37,955	38,197	38,630	40,304	41,274	41,876	41,796	41,950	42,242
Weston Lakes city 4877746	2,489	2,524	2,763	2,932	3,127	3,320	3,516	3,686	3,834	4,003
Meadows Place city 4847337	4,627	4,632	4,644	4,684	4,707	4,715	4,709	4,652	4,623	4,591
Fulshear city 4827876	1,170	1,173	1,875	2,933	4,271	5,836	7,889	10,017	11,941	13,914
Needville city 4850628	2,942	2,959	2,975	3,001	3,031	3,057	3,085	3,073	3,081	3,103
Katy city (part) 4838476	1,672	1,692	1,711	1,728	1,789	1,845	1,949	2,034	2,141	2,403
Kendleton city 4838848	381	380	382	384	386	386	386	380	388	454
Missouri City city (part) 4848804	61,299	61,761	62,342	63,475	65,094	67,442	68,155	68,360	68,574	69,181
Orchard city 4854192	355	370	386	395	400	402	402	403	407	408
Pearland city (part) 4856348	787	810	838	877	903	955	996	1,014	1,030	1,045
Pleak village 4858088	1,052	1,098	1,150	1,221	1,303	1,387	1,470	1,541	1,605	1,675
Richmond city 4861892	12,120	12,151	12,214	12,366	12,566	12,719	12,721	12,628	12,615	12,578
Rosenberg city 4863284	31,414	31,835	32,354	33,093	34,356	35,425	36,519	37,224	37,828	38,307
Simonton city 4867964	829	834	838	844	854	865	871	865	878	884
Stafford city (part) 4869908	16,534	16,619	16,708	16,883	17,073	17,221	17,260	17,178	17,113	17,062
Sugar Land city 4870808	108,403	109,854	111,277	113,490	116,807	118,405	118,784	118,967	118,777	118,488
Thompsons town 4872740	221	230	242	255	273	289	307	322	336	350
Balance of Fort Bend County 4899990	302,878	315,628	330,156	350,257	373,081	395,857	419,131	439,265	456,501	476,364

Examine city/place population estimates and compare places in Fort Bend County, TX to other areas using this interactive table.
.. use the county code 48157 in the Find county below the table to view the county component city/places in the table.

1.3 Migration/Mobility -- Movers from 1 Year Ago .. goto topics

Based on ACS 2019, there were 534 mover partner areas for Fort Bend County, TX. There were a total inbound movers of 58302 and a total outbound movers of 41045, for a net movers of 6334 (direct sums of columns shown below; nulls treated as zero). No county level data on the number of outbound movers to foreign locations are included in these mobility data. Detail file saved as c:\dede\movers_2019_48157.dbf.

Residence 1 Year Age	Geocode	Moved to 48157	Moved from 48157	Net Movers
Africa	null	692	null	null
Asia	null	5966	null	null
Central America	null	935	null	null
Caribbean	null	100	null	null
Europe	null	948	null	null
U.S. Island Areas	null	50	null	null
Northern America	null	612	null	null
Oceania and At Sea	null	378	null	null
South America	null	1242	null	null
Cullman County, Alabama	01043	0	14	-14
Jefferson County, Alabama	01073	0	52	-52
Lee County, Alabama	01081	16	61	-45
Mobile County, Alabama	01097	0	26	-26
Montgomery County, Alabama	01101	0	88	-88
Perry County, Alabama	01105	52	0	52
Tuscaloosa County, Alabama	01125	18	0	18
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska	02020	11	25	-14
Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alaska	02090	32	0	32
Cochise County, Arizona	04003	0	27	-27
Maricopa County, Arizona	04013	660	85	575
Pima County, Arizona	04019	21	46	-25
Craighead County, Arkansas	05031	0	24	-24
Crittenden County, Arkansas	05035	0	2	-2
Drew County, Arkansas	05043	71	0	71
Garland County, Arkansas	05051	0	19	-19
Independence County, Arkansas	05063	0	10	-10
Poinsett County, Arkansas	05111	64	0	64
Polk County, Arkansas	05113	0	19	-19
Pope County, Arkansas	05115	0	9	-9
Saline County, Arkansas	05125	71	43	28
Sebastian County, Arkansas	05131	50	0	50
Washington County, Arkansas	05143	0	46	-46
Alameda County, California	06001	21	221	-200
Contra Costa County, California	06013	109	260	-151
Kern County, California	06029	30	28	2
Los Angeles County, California	06037	222	274	-52
Monterey County, California	06053	77	25	52
Orange County, California	06059	88	264	-176
Riverside County, California	06065	286	146	140
Sacramento County, California	06067	29	27	2
San Bernardino County, California	06071	0	37	-37
San Diego County, California	06073	109	324	-215
San Francisco County, California	06075	25	0	25
San Joaquin County, California	06077	0	12	-12
San Luis Obispo County, California	06079	0	135	-135
Santa Barbara County, California	06083	0	9	-9
Santa Clara County, California	06085	0	69	-69
Santa Cruz County, California	06087	0	17	-17
Solano County, California	06095	31	35	-4
Ventura County, California	06111	0	27	-27
Yolo County, California	06113	339	0	339
Adams County, Colorado	08001	0	106	-106
Arapahoe County, Colorado	08005	88	153	-65
Boulder County, Colorado	08013	0	4	-4
Broomfield County, Colorado	08014	121	59	62
Denver County, Colorado	08031	171	11	160
Elbert County, Colorado	08039	37	0	37
El Paso County, Colorado	08041	0	22	-22
Jefferson County, Colorado	08059	135	93	42
Larimer County, Colorado	08069	5	0	5
Montezuma County, Colorado	08083	0	9	-9
Routt County, Colorado	08107	0	32	-32
Weld County, Colorado	08123	0	25	-25
Fairfield County, Connecticut	09001	59	9	50
New Haven County, Connecticut	09009	0	27	-27
Tolland County, Connecticut	09013	0	106	-106
Windham County, Connecticut	09015	0	14	-14
District of Columbia, District of Columbia	11001	0	78	-78
Alachua County, Florida	12001	92	22	70
Brevard County, Florida	12009	0	9	-9
Broward County, Florida	12011	300	14	286
Duval County, Florida	12031	20	0	20
Escambia County, Florida	12033	0	30	-30
Flagler County, Florida	12035	33	0	33
Hillsborough County, Florida	12057	22	31	-9
Leon County, Florida	12073	8	0	8
Manatee County, Florida	12081	15	0	15
Miami-Dade County, Florida	12086	179	102	77
Okaloosa County, Florida	12091	0	11	-11
Orange County, Florida	12095	25	0	25
Palm Beach County, Florida	12099	0	70	-70
Pinellas County, Florida	12103	0	28	-28
Polk County, Florida	12105	0	37	-37
Sarasota County, Florida	12115	24	0	24
Seminole County, Florida	12117	13	0	13
Chattahoochee County, Georgia	13053	0	17	-17
Cobb County, Georgia	13067	13	297	-284
DeKalb County, Georgia	13089	0	12	-12
Fulton County, Georgia	13121	3	112	-109
Gwinnett County, Georgia	13135	46	0	46
Hall County, Georgia	13139	0	204	-204
Houston County, Georgia	13153	0	20	-20
Laurens County, Georgia	13175	8	0	8
Pulaski County, Georgia	13235	0	8	-8
Richmond County, Georgia	13245	0	12	-12
Troup County, Georgia	13285	38	0	38
Honolulu County, Hawaii	15003	74	33	41
Ada County, Idaho	16001	0	35	-35
Canyon County, Idaho	16027	0	41	-41
Cook County, Illinois	17031	239	270	-31
DuPage County, Illinois	17043	47	0	47
Kane County, Illinois	17089	45	0	45
Kankakee County, Illinois	17091	57	0	57
Lake County, Illinois	17097	16	28	-12
Madison County, Illinois	17119	0	4	-4
Winnebago County, Illinois	17201	19	0	19
Allen County, Indiana	18003	0	26	-26
Bartholomew County, Indiana	18005	0	9	-9
Blackford County, Indiana	18009	0	3	-3
DeKalb County, Indiana	18033	0	1	-1
Delaware County, Indiana	18035	37	0	37
Hamilton County, Indiana	18057	29	0	29
Hendricks County, Indiana	18063	0	9	-9
Howard County, Indiana	18067	0	12	-12
Lake County, Indiana	18089	30	0	30
Madison County, Indiana	18095	0	4	-4
Marion County, Indiana	18097	0	24	-24
Posey County, Indiana	18129	0	20	-20
St. Joseph County, Indiana	18141	84	0	84
Tippecanoe County, Indiana	18157	21	7	14
Vanderburgh County, Indiana	18163	17	0	17
Warrick County, Indiana	18173	134	0	134
Wayne County, Indiana	18177	0	14	-14
Buena Vista County, Iowa	19021	0	10	-10
Johnson County, Iowa	19103	52	0	52
Mahaska County, Iowa	19123	0	5	-5
Woodbury County, Iowa	19193	28	0	28
Cowley County, Kansas	20035	0	11	-11
Douglas County, Kansas	20045	0	49	-49
Johnson County, Kansas	20091	104	78	26
Pratt County, Kansas	20151	0	4	-4
Riley County, Kansas	20161	0	7	-7
Shawnee County, Kansas	20177	45	0	45
Christian County, Kentucky	21047	0	10	-10
Jefferson County, Kentucky	21111	0	62	-62
Madison County, Kentucky	21151	130	9	121
Beauregard Parish, Louisiana	22011	0	14	-14
Bossier Parish, Louisiana	22015	34	0	34
Caddo Parish, Louisiana	22017	54	4	50
Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana	22019	62	17	45
East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana	22033	41	56	-15
Jefferson Parish, Louisiana	22051	51	4	47
Lafourche Parish, Louisiana	22057	12	0	12
Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana	22069	0	38	-38
Orleans Parish, Louisiana	22071	245	0	245
Ouachita Parish, Louisiana	22073	42	0	42
Rapides Parish, Louisiana	22079	0	10	-10
St. Mary Parish, Louisiana	22101	31	0	31
St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana	22103	303	0	303
Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana	22109	31	0	31
Vermilion Parish, Louisiana	22113	51	0	51
Carroll County, Maryland	24013	75	0	75
Montgomery County, Maryland	24031	0	13	-13
Prince George's County, Maryland	24033	19	0	19
Baltimore city, Maryland	24510	0	34	-34
Franklin County, Massachusetts	25011	0	8	-8
Middlesex County, Massachusetts	25017	173	164	9
Norfolk County, Massachusetts	25021	56	73	-17
Plymouth County, Massachusetts	25023	0	8	-8
Suffolk County, Massachusetts	25025	0	69	-69
Worcester County, Massachusetts	25027	211	7	204
Berrien County, Michigan	26021	22	0	22
Kent County, Michigan	26081	0	173	-173
Marquette County, Michigan	26103	0	4	-4
Midland County, Michigan	26111	5	0	5
Oakland County, Michigan	26125	72	57	15
Washtenaw County, Michigan	26161	0	7	-7
Wayne County, Michigan	26163	49	46	3
Anoka County, Minnesota	27003	60	0	60
Mille Lacs County, Minnesota	27095	0	3	-3
Olmsted County, Minnesota	27109	41	0	41
Ramsey County, Minnesota	27123	0	26	-26
Wright County, Minnesota	27171	0	22	-22
DeSoto County, Mississippi	28033	0	58	-58
Forrest County, Mississippi	28035	0	17	-17
Hinds County, Mississippi	28049	45	6	39
Lafayette County, Mississippi	28071	0	8	-8
Madison County, Mississippi	28089	0	10	-10
Pike County, Mississippi	28113	25	0	25
Andrew County, Missouri	29003	24	0	24
Boone County, Missouri	29019	0	19	-19
Jackson County, Missouri	29095	76	4	72
Jasper County, Missouri	29097	18	0	18
Platte County, Missouri	29165	0	6	-6
Polk County, Missouri	29167	0	12	-12
St. Louis County, Missouri	29189	181	70	111
Stone County, Missouri	29209	0	3	-3
Gallatin County, Montana	30031	0	36	-36
Douglas County, Nebraska	31055	0	5	-5
Lancaster County, Nebraska	31109	0	11	-11
Clark County, Nevada	32003	718	6	712
Hillsborough County, New Hampshire	33011	0	22	-22
Bergen County, New Jersey	34003	111	0	111
Camden County, New Jersey	34007	22	0	22
Essex County, New Jersey	34013	41	0	41
Hudson County, New Jersey	34017	25	0	25
Mercer County, New Jersey	34021	77	41	36
Middlesex County, New Jersey	34023	33	139	-106
Monmouth County, New Jersey	34025	0	93	-93
Somerset County, New Jersey	34035	267	0	267
Union County, New Jersey	34039	0	135	-135
Bernalillo County, New Mexico	35001	1	36	-35
Chaves County, New Mexico	35005	0	18	-18
Eddy County, New Mexico	35015	0	13	-13
Roosevelt County, New Mexico	35041	0	10	-10
Sandoval County, New Mexico	35043	17	0	17
Taos County, New Mexico	35055	0	6	-6
Bronx County, New York	36005	0	9	-9
Broome County, New York	36007	0	14	-14
Dutchess County, New York	36027	0	5	-5
Kings County, New York	36047	121	0	121
Monroe County, New York	36055	0	8	-8
Nassau County, New York	36059	65	0	65
New York County, New York	36061	21	15	6
Putnam County, New York	36079	22	0	22
Queens County, New York	36081	93	0	93
Rensselaer County, New York	36083	0	15	-15
Rockland County, New York	36087	0	10	-10
Suffolk County, New York	36103	0	36	-36
Tioga County, New York	36107	207	0	207
Tompkins County, New York	36109	0	7	-7
Cumberland County, North Carolina	37051	75	0	75
Davidson County, North Carolina	37057	35	0	35
Durham County, North Carolina	37063	0	20	-20
Franklin County, North Carolina	37069	0	5	-5
Guilford County, North Carolina	37081	0	12	-12
Harnett County, North Carolina	37085	0	17	-17
Iredell County, North Carolina	37097	57	0	57
McDowell County, North Carolina	37111	0	23	-23
Mecklenburg County, North Carolina	37119	92	22	70
Pitt County, North Carolina	37147	17	0	17
Union County, North Carolina	37179	233	0	233
Wake County, North Carolina	37183	61	34	27
Yancey County, North Carolina	37199	0	4	-4
Cuyahoga County, Ohio	39035	49	93	-44
Franklin County, Ohio	39049	280	8	272
Greene County, Ohio	39057	0	7	-7
Hamilton County, Ohio	39061	0	34	-34
Knox County, Ohio	39083	51	0	51
Lorain County, Ohio	39093	0	7	-7
Lucas County, Ohio	39095	0	7	-7
Mahoning County, Ohio	39099	0	19	-19
Portage County, Ohio	39133	0	2	-2
Stark County, Ohio	39151	0	6	-6
Summit County, Ohio	39153	6	0	6
Washington County, Ohio	39167	0	31	-31
Wood County, Ohio	39173	0	23	-23
Atoka County, Oklahoma	40005	0	1	-1
Cleveland County, Oklahoma	40027	0	66	-66
Grady County, Oklahoma	40051	0	9	-9
Le Flore County, Oklahoma	40079	0	9	-9
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma	40109	239	90	149
Ottawa County, Oklahoma	40115	0	9	-9
Payne County, Oklahoma	40119	0	9	-9
Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma	40125	0	4	-4
Pushmataha County, Oklahoma	40127	0	2	-2
Stephens County, Oklahoma	40137	163	0	163
Tulsa County, Oklahoma	40143	26	53	-27
Wagoner County, Oklahoma	40145	0	19	-19
Washington County, Oklahoma	40147	22	0	22
Lane County, Oregon	41039	9	0	9
Multnomah County, Oregon	41051	0	10	-10
Washington County, Oregon	41067	0	11	-11
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania	42003	376	97	279
Beaver County, Pennsylvania	42007	0	11	-11
Berks County, Pennsylvania	42011	0	48	-48
Bucks County, Pennsylvania	42017	18	121	-103
Chester County, Pennsylvania	42029	148	0	148
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania	42041	0	8	-8
Dauphin County, Pennsylvania	42043	14	17	-3
Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania	42069	0	17	-17
Lehigh County, Pennsylvania	42077	24	0	24
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania	42079	21	0	21
Monroe County, Pennsylvania	42089	0	21	-21
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania	42091	47	0	47
Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania	42101	0	42	-42
Providence County, Rhode Island	44007	0	18	-18
Beaufort County, South Carolina	45013	20	0	20
Darlington County, South Carolina	45031	0	28	-28
Greenville County, South Carolina	45045	0	43	-43
Horry County, South Carolina	45051	0	55	-55
Lexington County, South Carolina	45063	9	0	9
Pickens County, South Carolina	45077	13	0	13
Richland County, South Carolina	45079	179	8	171
Custer County, South Dakota	46033	0	53	-53
Davidson County, Tennessee	47037	23	4	19
Montgomery County, Tennessee	47125	0	47	-47
Putnam County, Tennessee	47141	0	44	-44
Rutherford County, Tennessee	47149	9	0	9
Sevier County, Tennessee	47155	0	16	-16
Shelby County, Tennessee	47157	69	26	43
Van Buren County, Tennessee	47175	0	17	-17
Williamson County, Tennessee	47187	0	11	-11
Anderson County, Texas	48001	1	38	-37
Angelina County, Texas	48005	13	23	-10
Aransas County, Texas	48007	0	19	-19
Austin County, Texas	48015	157	258	-101
Bee County, Texas	48025	49	43	6
Bell County, Texas	48027	312	40	272
Bexar County, Texas	48029	643	672	-29
Bowie County, Texas	48037	0	25	-25
Brazoria County, Texas	48039	720	1724	-1004
Brazos County, Texas	48041	312	587	-275
Brown County, Texas	48049	0	33	-33
Burleson County, Texas	48051	0	7	-7
Caldwell County, Texas	48055	0	41	-41
Cameron County, Texas	48061	84	64	20
Camp County, Texas	48063	9	0	9
Cherokee County, Texas	48073	0	11	-11
Collin County, Texas	48085	159	355	-196
Colorado County, Texas	48089	14	59	-45
Comal County, Texas	48091	243	189	54
Comanche County, Texas	48093	0	9	-9
Cooke County, Texas	48097	0	58	-58
Coryell County, Texas	48099	18	97	-79
Dallas County, Texas	48113	769	252	517
Deaf Smith County, Texas	48117	11	0	11
Denton County, Texas	48121	702	155	547
DeWitt County, Texas	48123	25	6	19
Duval County, Texas	48131	0	4	-4
Eastland County, Texas	48133	0	23	-23
Ector County, Texas	48135	20	39	-19
Ellis County, Texas	48139	86	178	-92
El Paso County, Texas	48141	839	30	809
Erath County, Texas	48143	10	10	0
Falls County, Texas	48145	275	0	275
Fannin County, Texas	48147	0	19	-19
Fayette County, Texas	48149	17	18	-1
Freestone County, Texas	48161	0	9	-9
Frio County, Texas	48163	0	19	-19
Galveston County, Texas	48167	229	1212	-983
Garza County, Texas	48169	0	8	-8
Gray County, Texas	48179	9	0	9
Grayson County, Texas	48181	8	131	-123
Gregg County, Texas	48183	33	22	11
Grimes County, Texas	48185	0	26	-26
Guadalupe County, Texas	48187	0	52	-52
Hale County, Texas	48189	0	9	-9
Hardin County, Texas	48199	0	2	-2
Harris County, Texas	48201	21108	17007	4101
Harrison County, Texas	48203	0	44	-44
Hartley County, Texas	48205	0	6	-6
Hays County, Texas	48209	637	273	364
Henderson County, Texas	48213	6	142	-136
Hidalgo County, Texas	48215	145	112	33
Hockley County, Texas	48219	0	10	-10
Hood County, Texas	48221	1	0	1
Hopkins County, Texas	48223	0	11	-11
Howard County, Texas	48227	0	11	-11
Hunt County, Texas	48231	0	19	-19
Jefferson County, Texas	48245	129	172	-43
Johnson County, Texas	48251	20	0	20
Jones County, Texas	48253	0	8	-8
Karnes County, Texas	48255	2	1	1
Kaufman County, Texas	48257	0	20	-20
Kerr County, Texas	48265	76	74	2
Lamar County, Texas	48277	0	33	-33
La Salle County, Texas	48283	0	11	-11
Lavaca County, Texas	48285	0	34	-34
Lee County, Texas	48287	0	14	-14
Leon County, Texas	48289	213	0	213
Liberty County, Texas	48291	0	87	-87
Limestone County, Texas	48293	0	16	-16
Llano County, Texas	48299	0	13	-13
Lubbock County, Texas	48303	24	393	-369
McLennan County, Texas	48309	109	119	-10
Madison County, Texas	48313	0	6	-6
Matagorda County, Texas	48321	88	5	83
Medina County, Texas	48325	27	10	17
Midland County, Texas	48329	533	112	421
Mitchell County, Texas	48335	0	15	-15
Montgomery County, Texas	48339	321	461	-140
Morris County, Texas	48343	6	0	6
Nacogdoches County, Texas	48347	12	109	-97
Navarro County, Texas	48349	9	5	4
Nolan County, Texas	48353	0	68	-68
Nueces County, Texas	48355	346	497	-151
Orange County, Texas	48361	1	0	1
Panola County, Texas	48365	0	2	-2
Polk County, Texas	48373	10	35	-25
Randall County, Texas	48381	358	61	297
Rusk County, Texas	48401	0	17	-17
San Augustine County, Texas	48405	0	68	-68
San Jacinto County, Texas	48407	16	6	10
San Patricio County, Texas	48409	16	65	-49
Shelby County, Texas	48419	58	0	58
Smith County, Texas	48423	31	85	-54
Somervell County, Texas	48425	23	0	23
Tarrant County, Texas	48439	423	364	59
Taylor County, Texas	48441	0	114	-114
Titus County, Texas	48449	24	0	24
Tom Green County, Texas	48451	16	68	-52
Travis County, Texas	48453	992	1171	-179
Tyler County, Texas	48457	0	6	-6
Val Verde County, Texas	48465	13	16	-3
Victoria County, Texas	48469	111	63	48
Walker County, Texas	48471	149	247	-98
Waller County, Texas	48473	89	285	-196
Washington County, Texas	48477	44	79	-35
Webb County, Texas	48479	48	1	47
Wharton County, Texas	48481	594	75	519
Wichita County, Texas	48485	0	35	-35
Wilbarger County, Texas	48487	1	0	1
Williamson County, Texas	48491	54	308	-254
Wilson County, Texas	48493	0	16	-16
Wise County, Texas	48497	0	13	-13
Wood County, Texas	48499	0	31	-31
Davis County, Utah	49011	50	0	50
Salt Lake County, Utah	49035	0	45	-45
Utah County, Utah	49049	0	21	-21
Rutland County, Vermont	50021	0	4	-4
Albemarle County, Virginia	51003	0	20	-20
Arlington County, Virginia	51013	17	0	17
Bedford County, Virginia	51019	0	70	-70
Chesterfield County, Virginia	51041	163	4	159
Culpeper County, Virginia	51047	0	31	-31
Fairfax County, Virginia	51059	0	66	-66
Fauquier County, Virginia	51061	0	6	-6
Henrico County, Virginia	51087	0	23	-23
Loudoun County, Virginia	51107	66	20	46
York County, Virginia	51199	48	0	48
Chesapeake city, Virginia	51550	0	41	-41
Emporia city, Virginia	51595	105	0	105
Hampton city, Virginia	51650	0	4	-4
Lynchburg city, Virginia	51680	0	48	-48
Newport News city, Virginia	51700	0	101	-101
Petersburg city, Virginia	51730	44	0	44
Williamsburg city, Virginia	51830	0	19	-19
Clallam County, Washington	53009	0	48	-48
Clark County, Washington	53011	0	41	-41
Grays Harbor County, Washington	53027	0	38	-38
King County, Washington	53033	40	201	-161
Pierce County, Washington	53053	17	51	-34
Skagit County, Washington	53057	0	20	-20
Snohomish County, Washington	53061	0	33	-33
Walla Walla County, Washington	53071	0	2	-2
Monongalia County, West Virginia	54061	40	0	40
Dane County, Wisconsin	55025	42	49	-7
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin	55079	0	15	-15
Winnebago County, Wisconsin	55139	0	34	-34
Big Horn County, Wyoming	56003	0	138	-138
San Juan Municipio, Puerto Rico	72127	124	0	124
Danbury town, Fairfield County, Connecticut	0900118500	0	9	-9
Newtown town, Fairfield County, Connecticut	0900152980	59	0	59
New Haven town, New Haven County, Connecticut	0900952070	0	21	-21
Wallingford town, New Haven County, Connecticut	0900978740	0	6	-6
Ellington town, Tolland County, Connecticut	0901325360	0	106	-106
Plainfield town, Windham County, Connecticut	0901559980	0	14	-14
Greenfield Town city, Franklin County, Massachusetts	2501127100	0	8	-8
Belmont town, Middlesex County, Massachusetts	2501705070	0	26	-26
Burlington town, Middlesex County, Massachusetts	2501709840	0	82	-82
Cambridge city, Middlesex County, Massachusetts	2501711000	12	54	-42
Chelmsford town, Middlesex County, Massachusetts	2501713135	161	0	161
Malden city, Middlesex County, Massachusetts	2501737875	0	2	-2
Brookline town, Norfolk County, Massachusetts	2502109175	56	0	56
Quincy city, Norfolk County, Massachusetts	2502155745	0	73	-73
Plymouth town, Plymouth County, Massachusetts	2502354310	0	8	-8
Boston city, Suffolk County, Massachusetts	2502507000	0	69	-69
Worcester city, Worcester County, Massachusetts	2502782000	211	7	204
Lincoln charter township, Berrien County, Michigan	2602147600	22	0	22
Grand Rapids charter township, Kent County, Michigan	2608134020	0	173	-173
Marquette city, Marquette County, Michigan	2610351900	0	4	-4
Larkin charter township, Midland County, Michigan	2611146160	5	0	5
Auburn Hills city, Oakland County, Michigan	2612504105	0	7	-7
Bloomfield charter township, Oakland County, Michigan	2612509110	0	50	-50
Troy city, Oakland County, Michigan	2612580700	72	0	72
Ann Arbor city, Washtenaw County, Michigan	2616103000	0	7	-7
Belleville city, Wayne County, Michigan	2616307020	0	46	-46
Detroit city, Wayne County, Michigan	2616322000	17	0	17
Taylor city, Wayne County, Michigan	2616379000	32	0	32
Blaine city, Anoka County, Minnesota	2700306382	60	0	60
South Harbor township, Mille Lacs County, Minnesota	2709561384	0	3	-3
Rochester city, Olmsted County, Minnesota	2710954880	41	0	41
St. Paul city, Ramsey County, Minnesota	2712358000	0	26	-26
Otsego city, Wright County, Minnesota	2717149138	0	22	-22
Milford town, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire	3301148020	0	20	-20
Windsor town, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire	3301185940	0	2	-2
Edgewater borough, Bergen County, New Jersey	3400320020	42	0	42
Hackensack city, Bergen County, New Jersey	3400328680	53	0	53
Maywood borough, Bergen County, New Jersey	3400344880	16	0	16
Magnolia borough, Camden County, New Jersey	3400742630	22	0	22
Glen Ridge borough, Essex County, New Jersey	3401326610	41	0	41
Jersey City city, Hudson County, New Jersey	3401736000	25	0	25
Hightstown borough, Mercer County, New Jersey	3402131620	37	0	37
Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey	3402160900	0	41	-41
West Windsor township, Mercer County, New Jersey	3402180240	40	0	40
Carteret borough, Middlesex County, New Jersey	3402310750	0	22	-22
East Brunswick township, Middlesex County, New Jersey	3402319000	11	0	11
Edison township, Middlesex County, New Jersey	3402320230	0	100	-100
Woodbridge township, Middlesex County, New Jersey	3402382000	22	17	5
Holmdel township, Monmouth County, New Jersey	3402532640	0	93	-93
Bridgewater township, Somerset County, New Jersey	3403507720	246	0	246
Hillsborough township, Somerset County, New Jersey	3403531890	21	0	21
Summit city, Union County, New Jersey	3403971430	0	135	-135
Bronx borough, Bronx County, New York	3600508510	0	9	-9
Binghamton city, Broome County, New York	3600706607	0	14	-14
Hyde Park town, Dutchess County, New York	3602737209	0	5	-5
Brooklyn borough, Kings County, New York	3604710022	121	0	121
Rochester city, Monroe County, New York	3605563000	0	8	-8
Hempstead town, Nassau County, New York	3605934000	65	0	65
Manhattan borough, New York County, New York	3606144919	21	15	6
Putnam Valley town, Putnam County, New York	3607960147	22	0	22
Queens borough, Queens County, New York	3608160323	93	0	93
Troy city, Rensselaer County, New York	3608375484	0	15	-15
Orangetown town, Rockland County, New York	3608755211	0	10	-10
East Hampton town, Suffolk County, New York	3610322194	0	36	-36
Candor town, Tioga County, New York	3610712221	207	0	207
Ithaca city, Tompkins County, New York	3610938077	0	7	-7
Hampton township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania	4200332328	0	84	-84
Indiana township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania	4200336808	0	5	-5
McCandless township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania	4200345900	9	0	9
Moon township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania	4200350784	351	0	351
Pittsburgh city, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania	4200361000	16	8	8
Hopewell township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania	4200735640	0	11	-11
Cumru township, Berks County, Pennsylvania	4201117720	0	48	-48
Bensalem township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania	4201705616	18	0	18
Doylestown township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania	4201719792	0	121	-121
Caln township, Chester County, Pennsylvania	4202910824	148	0	148
Upper Allen township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania	4204178736	0	8	-8
Lower Paxton township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania	4204345056	14	0	14
Lower Swatara township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania	4204345120	0	17	-17
Scranton city, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania	4206969000	0	17	-17
Allentown city, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania	4207702000	24	0	24
Wilkes-Barre city, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania	4207985152	21	0	21
Stroud township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania	4208974880	0	21	-21
Upper Merion township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania	4209179136	47	0	47
Philadelphia city, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania	4210160000	0	42	-42
Providence city, Providence County, Rhode Island	4400759000	0	18	-18
Sudbury town, Rutland County, Vermont	5002171050	0	4	-4
Madison city, Dane County, Wisconsin	5502548000	0	49	-49
Stoughton city, Dane County, Wisconsin	5502577675	42	0	42
Glendale city, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin	5507929400	0	15	-15
Menasha city, Winnebago County, Wisconsin	5513950825	0	34	-34

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2. General, Social, Economic, Housing Characteristics

2.1. General Demographics - Detailed Characteristics .. goto topics
.. age, gender, race/origin characteristics
    and related general demographic attributes.
.. based on ACS 2021 1-year data (ACS). Negative cell value indicates NA.

GENERAL DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS (DP1)	ItemCode	County Estimate	County Percent	U.S. Estimate	U.S. Percent
SEX AND AGE
.Total population	D001	858,527	100.0	331,893,745	100.0
..Male	D002	423,394	49.3	164,350,703	49.5
..Female	D003	435,133	50.7	167,543,042	50.5
..Sex ratio (males per 100 females)	D004	97.3		98.1
..Under 5 years	D005	52,746	6.1	18,661,245	5.6
..5 to 9 years	D006	66,367	7.7	20,010,813	6.0
..10 to 14 years	D007	70,078	8.2	21,821,492	6.6
..15 to 19 years	D008	60,638	7.1	21,824,088	6.6
..20 to 24 years	D009	48,250	5.6	21,382,643	6.4
..25 to 34 years	D010	103,798	12.1	45,079,138	13.6
..35 to 44 years	D011	133,891	15.6	43,733,561	13.2
..45 to 54 years	D012	121,524	14.2	40,673,717	12.3
..55 to 59 years	D013	50,929	5.9	21,141,152	6.4
..60 to 64 years	D014	46,510	5.4	21,673,882	6.5
..65 to 74 years	D015	69,813	8.1	33,778,204	10.2
..75 to 84 years	D016	24,496	2.9	16,151,137	4.9
..85 years and over	D017	9,487	1.1	5,962,673	1.8
..Median age (years)	D018	36.9		38.8
..Under 18 years	D019	231,107	26.9	73,475,278	22.1
..16 years and over	D020	654,759	76.3	267,057,693	80.5
..18 years and over	D021	627,420	73.1	258,418,467	77.9
..21 years and over	D022	598,713	69.7	245,143,605	73.9
..62 years and over	D023	130,209	15.2	68,689,093	20.7
..65 years and over	D024	103,796	12.1	55,892,014	16.8
..18 years and over	D025	627,420	100.0	258,418,467	100.0
...Male	D026	305,412	48.7	126,690,177	49.0
...Female	D027	322,008	51.3	131,728,290	51.0
...Sex ratio (males per 100 females)	D028	94.8		96.2
..65 years and over	D029	103,796	100.0	55,892,014	100.0
...Male	D030	48,071	46.3	25,191,742	45.1
...Female	D031	55,725	53.7	30,700,272	54.9
...Sex ratio (males per 100 females)	D032	86.3		82.1
RACE
.Total population	D033	858,527	100.0	331,893,745	100.0
..One race	D034	732,687	85.3	290,007,306	87.4
..Two or more races	D035	125,840	14.7	41,886,439	12.6
..One race	D036	732,687	85.3	290,007,306	87.4
...White	D037	282,582	32.9	202,981,791	61.2
...Black or African American	D038	178,313	20.8	40,194,304	12.1
...American Indian and Alaska Native	D039	2,750	0.3	3,158,694	1.0
....Cherokee tribal grouping	D040	-1	100.0	227,856	100.0
....Chippewa tribal grouping	D041	-1	100.0	89,481	100.0
....Navajo tribal grouping	D042	-1	100.0	328,370	100.0
....Sioux tribal grouping	D043	-1	100.0	106,145	100.0
...Asian	D044	183,937	21.4	19,157,288	5.8
....Asian Indian	D045	63,519	7.4	4,402,223	1.3
....Chinese	D046	41,373	4.8	4,360,466	1.3
....Filipino	D047	7,779	0.9	2,960,811	0.9
....Japanese	D048	1,497	0.2	742,549	0.2
....Korean	D049	1,294	0.2	1,445,315	0.4
....Vietnamese	D050	28,680	3.3	1,896,690	0.6
....Other Asian	D051	39,795	4.6	3,349,234	1.0
...Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	D052	648	0.1	612,448	0.2
....Native Hawaiian	D053	-1	100.0	185,391	100.0
....Guamanian or Chamorro	D054	-1	100.0	68,757	100.0
....Samoan	D055	-1	100.0	121,585	100.0
....Other Pacific Islander	D056	-1	100.0	236,715	100.0
...Some other race	D057	84,457	9.8	23,902,781	7.2
..Two or more races	D058	125,840	14.7	41,886,439	12.6
...White and Black or African American	D059	6,113	0.7	3,569,990	1.1
...White and American Indian and Alaska Native	D060	2,700	0.3	3,212,437	1.0
...White and Asian	D061	8,717	1.0	2,773,539	0.8
...Black or African American and American Indian and Alaska Native	D062	452	0.1	462,571	0.1
Race alone or in combination with one or more other races
.Total population	D063	858,527	100.0	331,893,745	100.0
..White	D064	400,433	46.6	241,836,150	72.9
..Black or African American	D065	189,748	22.1	47,234,227	14.2
..American Indian and Alaska Native	D066	11,709	1.4	8,750,904	2.6
..Asian	D067	196,896	22.9	23,545,238	7.1
..Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	D068	1,556	0.2	1,541,118	0.5
..Some other race	D069	187,855	21.9	53,868,002	16.2
HISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE
.Total population	D070	858,527	100.0	331,893,745	100.0
..Hispanic or Latino (of any race)	D071	218,862	25.5	62,529,064	18.8
...Mexican	D072	132,487	15.4	37,235,886	11.2
...Puerto Rican	D073	2,490	0.3	5,798,287	1.7
...Cuban	D074	5,161	0.6	2,400,152	0.7
...Other Hispanic or Latino	D075	78,724	9.2	17,094,739	5.2
..Not Hispanic or Latino	D076	639,665	74.5	269,364,681	81.2
...White alone	D077	249,739	29.1	192,753,887	58.1
...Black or African American alone	D078	176,908	20.6	39,269,297	11.8
...American Indian and Alaska Native alone	D079	848	0.1	1,749,871	0.5
...Asian alone	D080	180,100	21.0	18,889,050	5.7
...Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone	D081	648	0.1	558,717	0.2
...Some other race alone	D082	2,893	0.3	1,845,426	0.6
...Two or more races	D083	28,529	3.3	14,298,433	4.3
....Two races including Some other race	D084	8,121	0.9	3,342,216	1.0
....Two races excluding Some other race, and Three or more races	D085	20,408	2.4	10,956,217	3.3
.Total housing units	D086	294,827	100.0	142,148,050	100.0
CITIZEN, VOTING AGE POPULATION
.Citizen, 18 and over population	D087	532,060	100.0	239,035,960	100.0
..Male	D088	260,327	48.9	116,766,700	48.8
..Female	D089	271,733	51.1	122,269,260	51.2

2.2. Social Characteristics .. goto topics
.. families/households, education, enrollment, fertility, disability, language spoken, mobility, foreign born, ancestry characteristics
    and related social attributes.
.. based on ACS 2021 1-year data (ACS). Negative cell value indicates NA.

SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS (DP2)	ItemCode	County Estimate	County Percent	U.S. Estimate	U.S. Percent
HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE
.Total households	S001	283,446	100.0	127,544,730	100.0
..Married-couple family	S002	186,392	65.8	60,360,084	47.3
...With own children of the householder under 18 years	S003	99,003	34.9	22,870,106	17.9
..Cohabiting couple household	S004	12,745	4.5	9,195,007	7.2
...With own children of the householder under 18 years	S005	3,821	1.3	2,933,896	2.3
..Male householder, no spouse/partner present	S006	35,676	12.6	23,109,048	18.1
...With own children of the householder under 18 years	S007	5,298	1.9	1,572,727	1.2
...Householder living alone	S008	20,423	7.2	16,359,032	12.8
....65 years and over	S009	6,751	2.4	4,814,086	3.8
..Female householder, no spouse/partner present	S010	48,633	17.2	34,880,591	27.3
...With own children of the householder under 18 years	S011	9,248	3.3	6,253,443	4.9
...Householder living alone	S012	23,182	8.2	19,691,382	15.4
....65 years and over	S013	10,447	3.7	9,539,491	7.5
..Households with one or more people under 18 years	S014	128,428	45.3	37,661,807	29.5
..Households with one or more people 65 years and over	S015	77,805	27.4	39,884,869	31.3
..Average household size	S016	3.01		2.54
..Average family size	S017	3.38		3.15
RELATIONSHIP
.Population in households	S018	853,171	100.0	324,132,886	100.0
..Householder	S019	283,446	33.2	127,544,730	39.3
..Spouse	S020	185,527	21.7	60,303,729	18.6
..Unmarried partner	S021	13,649	1.6	9,251,322	2.9
..Child	S022	291,636	34.2	94,303,591	29.1
..Other relatives	S023	68,021	8.0	22,586,523	7.0
..Other nonrelatives	S024	10,892	1.3	10,142,991	3.1
MARITAL STATUS
.Males 15 years and over	S025	326,793	100.0	133,358,219	100.0
..Never married	S026	101,670	31.1	49,530,132	37.1
..Now married, except separated	S027	197,425	60.4	66,215,121	49.7
..Separated	S028	4,168	1.3	1,981,789	1.5
..Widowed	S029	6,362	1.9	3,411,896	2.6
..Divorced	S030	17,168	5.3	12,219,281	9.2
.Females 15 years and over	S031	342,543	100.0	138,041,976	100.0
..Never married	S032	87,718	25.6	43,214,903	31.3
..Now married, except separated	S033	202,438	59.1	64,153,674	46.5
..Separated	S034	3,954	1.2	2,657,369	1.9
..Widowed	S035	21,701	6.3	11,416,414	8.3
..Divorced	S036	26,732	7.8	16,599,616	12.0
FERTILITY
.Number of women 15 to 50 years old who had a birth in the past 12 months	S037	12,864	100.0	3,922,188	100.0
..Unmarried women (widowed, divorced, and never married)	S038	961	7.5	1,242,288	31.7
...Per 1,000 unmarried women	S039	11	-1.0	28	-1.0
..Per 1,000 women 15 to 50 years old	S040	60	-1.0	51	-1.0
..Per 1,000 women 15 to 19 years old	S041	10	-1.0	8	-1.0
..Per 1,000 women 20 to 34 years old	S042	85	-1.0	84	-1.0
..Per 1,000 women 35 to 50 years old	S043	55	-1.0	32	-1.0
GRANDPARENTS
.Number of grandparents living with own grandchildren under 18 years	S044	23,403	100.0	6,658,830	100.0
..Grandparents responsible for grandchildren	S045	4,377	18.7	2,085,527	31.3
..Years responsible for grandchildren
...Less than 1 year	S046	105	0.4	315,750	4.7
...1 or 2 years	S047	1,310	5.6	402,768	6.0
...3 or 4 years	S048	1,339	5.7	338,613	5.1
...5 or more years	S049	1,623	6.9	1,028,396	15.4
.Number of grandparents responsible for own grandchildren under 18 years	S050	4,377	100.0	2,085,527	100.0
..Who are female	S051	2,063	47.1	1,322,096	63.4
..Who are married	S052	3,168	72.4	1,396,788	67.0
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
.Population 3 years and over enrolled in school	S053	240,608	100.0	79,453,524	100.0
..Nursery school, preschool	S054	11,895	4.9	4,095,935	5.2
..Kindergarten	S055	10,610	4.4	4,011,805	5.0
..Elementary school (grades 1-8)	S056	99,688	41.4	32,855,519	41.4
..High school (grades 9-12)	S057	58,973	24.5	17,293,504	21.8
..College or graduate school	S058	59,442	24.7	21,196,761	26.7
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
.Population 25 years and over	S059	560,448	100.0	228,193,464	100.0
..Less than 9th grade	S060	26,583	4.7	10,860,370	4.8
..9th to 12th grade, no diploma	S061	21,679	3.9	13,412,111	5.9
..High school graduate (includes equivalency)	S062	107,907	19.3	59,996,344	26.3
..Some college, no degree	S063	82,770	14.8	44,048,941	19.3
..Associate's degree	S064	38,275	6.8	19,972,235	8.8
..Bachelor's degree	S065	165,336	29.5	48,482,060	21.2
..Graduate or professional degree	S066	117,898	21.0	31,421,403	13.8
..High school graduate or higher	S067	512,186	91.4	203,920,983	89.4
..Bachelor's degree or higher	S068	283,234	50.5	79,903,463	35.0
VETERAN STATUS
.Civilian population 18 years and over	S069	626,943	100.0	257,083,784	100.0
..Civilian veterans	S070	31,316	5.0	16,501,502	6.4
DISABILITY STATUS OF THE CIVILIAN NONINSTITUTIONALIZED POPULATION
.Total Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population	S071	853,228	100.0	326,912,547	100.0
..With a disability	S072	57,990	6.8	42,485,034	13.0
.Under 18 years	S073	231,000	100.0	73,357,731	100.0
..With a disability	S074	5,676	2.5	3,399,376	4.6
.18 to 64 years	S075	519,260	100.0	198,812,874	100.0
..With a disability	S076	24,234	4.7	21,246,505	10.7
.65 years and over	S077	102,968	100.0	54,741,942	100.0
..With a disability	S078	28,080	27.3	17,839,153	32.6
RESIDENCE 1 YEAR AGO
.Population 1 year and over	S079	848,537	100.0	328,464,538	100.0
..Same house	S080	743,708	87.6	286,552,923	87.2
..Different house in the U.S. or abroad	S081	104,829	12.4	41,911,615	12.8
..Different house in the U.S.	S082	96,578	11.4	40,436,958	12.3
...Same county	S083	36,291	4.3	21,878,668	6.7
...Different county	S084	60,287	7.1	18,558,290	5.7
....Same state	S085	47,673	5.6	10,698,453	3.3
....Different state	S086	12,614	1.5	7,859,837	2.4
..Abroad	S087	8,251	1.0	1,474,657	0.4
PLACE OF BIRTH
.Total population	S088	858,527	100.0	331,893,745	100.0
..Native	S089	583,310	67.9	286,623,642	86.4
...Born in United States	S090	571,016	66.5	281,070,671	84.7
....State of residence	S091	394,565	46.0	191,929,224	57.8
....Different state	S092	176,451	20.6	89,141,447	26.9
...Born in Puerto Rico, U.S. Island areas, or born abroad to American parent(s)	S093	12,294	1.4	5,552,971	1.7
..Foreign born	S094	275,217	32.1	45,270,103	13.6
U.S. CITIZENSHIP STATUS
.Foreign-born population	S095	275,217	100.0	45,270,103	100.0
..Naturalized U.S. citizen	S096	157,446	57.2	24,044,083	53.1
..Not a U.S. citizen	S097	117,771	42.8	21,226,020	46.9
YEAR OF ENTRY
.Population born outside the United States	S098	287,511	100.0	50,823,074	100.0
..Native	S099	12,294	100.0	5,552,971	100.0
...Entered 2010 or later	S100	5,563	45.2	1,697,342	30.6
...Entered before 2010	S101	6,731	54.8	3,855,629	69.4
..Foreign born	S102	275,217	100.0	45,270,103	100.0
...Entered 2010 or later	S103	110,202	40.0	12,717,163	28.1
...Entered before 2010	S104	165,015	60.0	32,552,940	71.9
WORLD REGION OF BIRTH OF FOREIGN BORN
.Foreign-born population, excluding population born at sea	S105	275,217	100.0	45,269,644	100.0
..Europe	S106	17,769	6.5	4,865,317	10.7
..Asia	S107	139,858	50.8	14,034,338	31.0
..Africa	S108	37,149	13.5	2,597,894	5.7
..Oceania	S109	0	100.0	292,766	100.0
..Latin America	S110	77,081	28.0	22,691,727	50.1
..Northern America	S111	3,360	1.2	787,602	1.7
LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME
.Population 5 years and over	S112	805,781	100.0	313,232,500	100.0
..English only	S113	480,514	59.6	245,478,064	78.4
..Language other than English	S114	325,267	40.4	67,754,436	21.6
...Speak English less than very well	S115	115,265	14.3	25,921,267	8.3
..Spanish	S116	137,599	17.1	41,254,941	13.2
...Speak English less than very well	S117	48,433	6.0	16,299,869	5.2
..Other Indo-European languages	S118	61,911	7.7	11,802,904	3.8
...Speak English less than very well	S119	14,727	1.8	3,639,669	1.2
..Asian and Pacific Islander languages	S120	93,782	11.6	10,915,574	3.5
...Speak English less than very well	S121	45,167	5.6	4,884,562	1.6
..Other languages	S122	31,975	4.0	3,781,017	1.2
...Speak English less than very well	S123	6,938	0.9	1,097,167	0.4
ANCESTRY
.Total population	S124	858,527	100.0	331,893,745	100.0
..American	S125	33,819	3.9	17,625,957	5.3
..Arab	S126	14,345	1.7	2,222,769	0.7
..Czech	S127	7,720	0.9	1,252,833	0.4
..Danish	S128	987	0.1	1,122,719	0.3
..Dutch	S129	2,443	0.3	3,083,041	0.9
..English	S130	56,992	6.6	31,825,171	9.6
..French (except Basque)	S131	8,852	1.0	6,448,506	1.9
..French Canadian	S132	1,916	0.2	1,602,027	0.5
..German	S133	53,797	6.3	42,220,180	12.7
..Greek	S134	616	0.1	1,184,289	0.4
..Hungarian	S135	1,178	0.1	1,221,273	0.4
..Irish	S136	35,585	4.1	31,495,897	9.5
..Italian	S137	11,568	1.3	15,947,138	4.8
..Lithuanian	S138	396	0.0	573,618	0.2
..Norwegian	S139	4,834	0.6	3,885,380	1.2
..Polish	S140	9,429	1.1	8,237,026	2.5
..Portuguese	S141	2,260	0.3	1,306,039	0.4
..Russian	S142	6,120	0.7	2,407,434	0.7
..Scotch-Irish	S143	3,923	0.5	2,495,113	0.8
..Scottish	S144	8,834	1.0	5,244,788	1.6
..Slovak	S145	570	0.1	594,844	0.2
..Subsaharan African	S146	36,270	4.2	3,967,734	1.2
..Swedish	S147	2,102	0.2	3,318,578	1.0
..Swiss	S148	299	0.0	839,159	0.3
..Ukrainian	S149	1,013	0.1	980,819	0.3
..Welsh	S150	2,475	0.3	1,553,417	0.5
..West Indian (excluding Hispanic origin groups)	S151	5,325	0.6	3,064,655	0.9
COMPUTERS AND INTERNET USE
.Total households	S152	283,446	100.0	127,544,730	100.0
..With a computer	S153	276,486	97.5	121,224,032	95.0
..With a broadband Internet subscription	S154	268,651	94.8	114,964,205	90.1

2.3. Economic Characteristics .. goto topics
.. labor force, employment by industry/occupation, income, commuting, health insurance, poverty characteristics
    and related economic attributes.
.. based on ACS 2021 1-year data (ACS). Negative cell value indicates NA.

ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS (DP3)	ItemCode	County Estimate	County Percent	U.S. Estimate	U.S. Percent
EMPLOYMENT STATUS
.Population 16 years and over	E001	654,759	100.0	267,057,693	100.0
..In labor force	E002	426,791	65.2	168,236,937	63.0
...Civilian labor force	E003	426,314	65.1	166,900,336	62.5
....Employed	E004	401,144	61.3	156,380,433	58.6
....Unemployed	E005	25,170	3.8	10,519,903	3.9
...Armed Forces	E006	477	0.1	1,336,601	0.5
..Not in labor force	E007	227,968	34.8	98,820,756	37.0
.Civilian labor force	E008	426,314	100.0	166,900,336	100.0
..Unemployment Rate	E009	5.90		6.30
.Females 16 years and over	E010	335,050	100.0	135,931,305	100.0
..In labor force	E011	196,010	58.5	79,347,771	58.4
...Civilian labor force	E012	196,010	58.5	79,128,144	58.2
....Employed	E013	184,449	55.1	74,173,887	54.6
.Own children of the householder under 6 years	E014	66,895	100.0	21,632,850	100.0
..All parents in family in labor force	E015	40,701	60.8	14,432,156	66.7
.Own children of the householder 6 to 17 years	E016	157,637	100.0	48,027,938	100.0
..All parents in family in labor force	E017	114,601	72.7	34,209,802	71.2
COMMUTING TO WORK
.Workers 16 years and over	E018	394,396	100.0	154,314,179	100.0
..Car, truck, or van -- drove alone	E019	273,697	69.4	104,650,121	67.8
..Car, truck, or van -- carpooled	E020	27,913	7.1	12,018,354	7.8
..Public transportation (excluding taxicab)	E021	2,282	0.6	3,793,329	2.5
..Walked	E022	2,308	0.6	3,399,405	2.2
..Other means	E023	6,874	1.7	2,884,872	1.9
..Worked from home	E024	81,322	20.6	27,568,098	17.9
..Mean travel time to work (minutes)	E025	29.20		25.60
OCCUPATION
.Civilian employed population 16 years and over	E026	401,144	100.0	156,380,433	100.0
..Management, business, science, and arts occupations	E027	200,780	50.1	66,001,412	42.2
..Service occupations	E028	44,606	11.1	25,151,071	16.1
..Sales and office occupations	E029	87,332	21.8	31,329,510	20.0
..Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations	E030	26,831	6.7	13,368,928	8.5
..Production, transportation, and material moving occupations	E031	41,595	10.4	20,529,512	13.1
INDUSTRY
.Civilian employed population 16 years and over	E032	401,144	100.0	156,380,433	100.0
..Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining	E033	11,653	2.9	2,445,458	1.6
..Construction	E034	24,819	6.2	10,773,757	6.9
..Manufacturing	E035	31,387	7.8	15,738,828	10.1
..Wholesale trade	E036	11,224	2.8	3,616,410	2.3
..Retail trade	E037	45,716	11.4	17,307,114	11.1
..Transportation and warehousing, and utilities	E038	26,767	6.7	9,237,812	5.9
..Information	E039	6,233	1.6	2,908,107	1.9
..Finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing	E040	28,835	7.2	10,659,331	6.8
..Professional, scientific, and management, and administrative and waste management services	E041	57,677	14.4	19,360,141	12.4
..Educational services, and health care and social assistance	E042	103,961	25.9	36,749,102	23.5
..Arts, entertainment, and recreation, and accommodation and food services	E043	21,740	5.4	12,892,907	8.2
..Other services, except public administration	E044	19,651	4.9	7,170,404	4.6
..Public administration	E045	11,481	2.9	7,521,062	4.8
CLASS OF WORKER
.Civilian employed population 16 years and over	E046	401,144	100.0	156,380,433	100.0
..Private wage and salary workers	E047	313,150	78.1	123,744,069	79.1
..Government workers	E048	58,626	14.6	22,860,100	14.6
..Self-employed in own not incorporated business workers	E049	27,661	6.9	9,481,077	6.1
..Unpaid family workers	E050	1,707	0.4	295,187	0.2
INCOME AND BENEFITS (IN 2019 INFLATION-ADJUSTED DOLLARS)
.Total households	E051	283,446	100.0	127,544,730	100.0
..Less than $10,000	E052	10,870	3.8	7,689,277	6.0
..$10,000 to $14,999	E053	4,218	1.5	4,919,505	3.9
..$15,000 to $24,999	E054	11,563	4.1	9,567,549	7.5
..$25,000 to $34,999	E055	16,643	5.9	9,969,826	7.8
..$35,000 to $49,999	E056	25,054	8.8	14,364,338	11.3
..$50,000 to $74,999	E057	43,823	15.5	21,443,341	16.8
..$75,000 to $99,999	E058	34,613	12.2	16,276,811	12.8
..$100,000 to $149,999	E059	57,560	20.3	20,741,047	16.3
..$150,000 to $199,999	E060	34,475	12.2	10,096,604	7.9
..$200,000 or more	E061	44,627	15.7	12,476,432	9.8
..Median household income (dollars)	E062	96,468		69,717
..Mean household income (dollars)	E063	123,346		97,962
..With earnings	E064	241,485	85.2	98,177,629	77.0
...Mean earnings (dollars)	E065	123,004		99,688
..With Social Security	E066	66,911	23.6	39,741,545	31.2
...Mean Social Security income (dollars)	E067	21,738		21,152
..With retirement income	E068	52,657	18.6	30,669,175	24.0
...Mean retirement income (dollars)	E069	30,831		29,628
..With Supplemental Security Income	E070	9,399	3.3	6,588,644	5.2
...Mean Supplemental Security Income (dollars)	E071	10,815		10,230
..With cash public assistance income	E072	10,485	3.7	4,282,321	3.4
...Mean cash public assistance income (dollars)	E073	7,287		5,240
..With Food Stamp/SNAP benefits in the past 12 months	E074	19,395	6.8	15,838,862	12.4
.Families	E075	228,694	100.0	82,464,986	100.0
..Less than $10,000	E076	5,612	2.5	3,056,415	3.7
..$10,000 to $14,999	E077	2,045	0.9	1,667,928	2.0
..$15,000 to $24,999	E078	5,843	2.6	4,086,661	5.0
..$25,000 to $34,999	E079	13,286	5.8	5,117,957	6.2
..$35,000 to $49,999	E080	20,832	9.1	8,245,080	10.0
..$50,000 to $74,999	E081	34,185	14.9	13,648,681	16.6
..$75,000 to $99,999	E082	26,709	11.7	11,644,350	14.1
..$100,000 to $149,999	E083	48,498	21.2	16,152,982	19.6
..$150,000 to $199,999	E084	29,898	13.1	8,285,960	10.0
..$200,000 or more	E085	41,786	18.3	10,558,972	12.8
..Median family income (dollars)	E086	104,002		85,806
..Mean family income (dollars)	E087	132,826		115,522
.Per capita income (dollars)	E088	40,298		38,332
.Nonfamily households	E089	54,752	100.0	45,079,744	100.0
..Median nonfamily income (dollars)	E090	60,362		41,549
..Mean nonfamily income (dollars)	E091	76,125		61,091
.Median earnings for workers (dollars)	E092	46,682		40,260
.Median earnings for male full-time, year-round workers (dollars)	E093	74,770		60,428
.Median earnings for female full-time, year-round workers (dollars)	E094	51,476		49,263
HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE
.Civilian noninstitutionalized population	E095	853,228	100.0	326,912,547	100.0
..With health insurance coverage	E096	746,830	87.5	298,685,665	91.4
...With private health insurance	E097	625,171	73.3	219,074,507	67.0
...With public coverage	E098	190,584	22.3	120,198,470	36.8
..No health insurance coverage	E099	106,398	12.5	28,226,882	8.6
.Civilian noninstitutionalized population under 19 years	E100	241,585	100.0	77,830,503	100.0
..No health insurance coverage	E101	26,097	10.8	4,164,688	5.4
.Civilian noninstitutionalized population 19 to 64 years	E102	508,675	100.0	194,340,102	100.0
..In labor force:	E103	397,652	100.0	152,120,273	100.0
...Employed:	E104	374,577	100.0	142,779,946	100.0
....With health insurance coverage	E105	326,500	87.2	127,829,928	89.5
.....With private health insurance	E106	316,976	84.6	116,136,040	81.3
.....With public coverage	E107	19,669	5.3	16,087,515	11.3
....No health insurance coverage	E108	48,077	12.8	14,950,018	10.5
...Unemployed:	E109	23,075	100.0	9,340,327	100.0
....With health insurance coverage	E110	16,955	73.5	7,048,775	75.5
.....With private health insurance	E111	15,890	68.9	3,867,469	41.4
.....With public coverage	E112	2,297	10.0	3,523,835	37.7
....No health insurance coverage	E113	6,120	26.5	2,291,552	24.5
..Not in labor force:	E114	111,023	100.0	42,219,829	100.0
...With health insurance coverage	E115	86,885	78.3	35,844,186	84.9
....With private health insurance	E116	70,775	63.7	21,241,038	50.3
....With public coverage	E117	19,983	18.0	17,509,893	41.5
...No health insurance coverage	E118	24,138	21.7	6,375,643	15.1
PERCENTAGE OF FAMILIES AND PEOPLE WHOSE INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS IS BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL
.All families	E119	5.6		9.1
..With related children of the householder under 18 years	E120	6.6		14.1
...With related children of the householder under 5 years only	E121	14.3		13.0
..Married couple families	E122	4.6		4.7
...With related children of the householder under 18 years	E123	5.2		6.2
....With related children of the householder under 5 years only	E124	11.3		4.8
..Families with female householder, no spouse present	E125	11.8		24.4
...With related children of the householder under 18 years	E126	18.0		33.7
....With related children of the householder under 5 years only	E127	63.8		37.9
.All people	E128	6.8		12.8
..Under 18 years	E129	7.5		16.9
...Related children of the householder under 18 years	E130	7.4		16.6
....Related children of the householder under 5 years	E131	11.0		18.3
....Related children of the householder 5 to 17 years	E132	6.3		16.1
..18 years and over	E133	6.5		11.6
...18 to 64 years	E134	5.9		11.9
...65 years and over	E135	9.3		10.3
..People in families	E136	5.7		10.0
..Unrelated individuals 15 years and over	E137	17.1		24.0

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2.4.1. New Authorized Residential Construction.. goto topics

.. updated monthly based on data reported by local governments. Compare monthly data for 2020 through August 2022; next update October 26, 2022 (September 2022 data). Table below saved as c:\dede\1\48157bp.csv.

Units in Structure	Jan-20	Feb-20	Mar-20	Apr-20	May-20	Jun-20	Jul-20	Aug-20	Sep-20	Oct-20	Nov-20	Dec-20
Single Family, Buildings	925	809	989	739	533	897	1,036	1,038	924	923	786	1,044
Single Family, Units	925	809	989	739	533	897	1,036	1,038	924	923	786	1,044
Single Family, Value	85,198	65,328	86,699	62,885	125,001	79,636	92,941	94,798	65,626	80,723	69,126	110,024
2 Unit, Buildings	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
2 Unit, Units	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
2 Unit, Value	0	0	0	0	247	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Buildings	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Units	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Value	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
5+ Unit, Buildings	1	1	1	6	8	8	7	8	6	6	8	14
5+ Unit, Units	7	5	6	164	172	182	176	172	171	142	163	492
5+ Unit, Value	548	391	470	18,408	20,615	20,429	19,755	19,306	19,194	17,020	19,537	58,970

Units in Structure	Jan-21	Feb-21	Mar-21	Apr-21	May-21	Jun-21	Jul-21	Aug-21	Sep-21	Oct-21	Nov-21	Dec-21
Single Family, Buildings	1,029	552	947	1,068	764	772	689	852	740	847	854	653
Single Family, Units	1,029	552	947	1,068	764	772	689	852	740	847	854	653
Single Family, Value	240,969	133,651	227,427	255,755	184,285	186,371	166,304	205,307	178,123	203,718	205,271	157,416
2 Unit, Buildings	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0
2 Unit, Units	0	2	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0
2 Unit, Value	0	247	0	0	0	0	257	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Buildings	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Units	0	0	0	3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Value	0	0	0	405	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
5+ Unit, Buildings	8	0	0	2	1	1	7	12	3	1	1	1
5+ Unit, Units	195	0	0	46	19	25	153	382	359	22	25	27
5+ Unit, Value	23,372	0	0	5,513	2,277	2,996	18,960	47,424	44,606	2,637	2,996	3,236

Units in Structure	Jan-22	Feb-22	Mar-22	Apr-22	May-22	Jun-22	Jul-22	Aug-22	Sep-22	Oct-22	Nov-22	Dec-22
Single Family, Buildings	881	958	970	1,243	956	709	376	743	0	0	0	0
Single Family, Units	881	958	970	1,243	956	709	376	743	0	0	0	0
Single Family, Value	212,073	230,265	233,314	318,664	244,138	181,934	95,607	190,571	0	0	0	0
2 Unit, Buildings	0	0	2	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0
2 Unit, Units	0	0	4	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0
2 Unit, Value	0	0	514	0	0	0	260	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Buildings	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Units	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Value	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
5+ Unit, Buildings	2	1	1	9	11	30	18	12	0	0	0	0
5+ Unit, Units	29	23	31	294	302	501	634	372	0	0	0	0
5+ Unit, Value	3,476	2,757	3,716	37,510	38,531	63,921	80,890	47,462	0	0	0	0

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Annual for County

Units in Structure	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
Single Family, Buildings	9,096	9,777	7,711	8,949	8,452	11,403	9,938
Single Family, Units	9,096	9,777	7,711	8,949	8,452	11,403	9,938
Single Family, Value	1,099,151	1,278,723	1,525,884	716,578	629,267	267,864	238,061
2 Unit, Buildings	6	10	24	1	0	0	3
2 Unit, Units	12	20	48	2	0	0	6
2 Unit, Value	1,684	2,884	4,996	184	0	0	761
3-4 Unit, Buildings	4	0	3	0	0	0	1
3-4 Unit, Units	12	0	9	0	0	0	3
3-4 Unit, Value	1,750	0	837	0	0	0	405
5+ Unit, Buildings	16	30	4	12	86	68	18
5+ Unit, Units	158	482	34	72	2,306	2,690	815
5+ Unit, Value	11,230	42,034	2,661	5,635	258,837	322,416	101,521

2.4.2. Housing Characteristics .. goto topics
.. units in structure, year built, year moved into unit, rooms in unit, vehicles available, occupancy/vacancy, owner/renter, value, rent characteristics
    and related housing attributes.
.. based on ACS 2021 1-year data (ACS). Negative cell value indicates NA.

HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS (DP4)	ItemCode	County Estimate	County Percent	U.S. Estimate	U.S. Percent
HOUSING OCCUPANCY
.Total housing units	H001	294,827	100.0	142,148,050	100.0
..Occupied housing units	H002	283,446	96.1	127,544,730	89.7
..Vacant housing units	H003	11,381	3.9	14,603,320	10.3
..Homeowner vacancy rate	H004	0.90		0.90
..Rental vacancy rate	H005	6.90		5.20
UNITS IN STRUCTURE
.Total housing units	H006	294,827	100.0	142,148,050	100.0
..1-unit, detached	H007	241,724	82.0	87,804,068	61.8
..1-unit, attached	H008	6,883	2.3	8,823,839	6.2
..2 units	H009	2,257	0.8	4,698,934	3.3
..3 or 4 units	H010	6,518	2.2	6,069,239	4.3
..5 to 9 units	H011	4,194	1.4	6,379,448	4.5
..10 to 19 units	H012	7,394	2.5	5,996,065	4.2
..20 or more units	H013	15,254	5.2	14,201,780	10.0
..Mobile home	H014	10,361	3.5	8,008,783	5.6
..Boat, RV, van, etc.	H015	242	0.1	165,894	0.1
YEAR STRUCTURE BUILT
.Total housing units	H016	294,827	100.0	142,148,050	100.0
..Built 2014 or later	H017	7,028	2.4	1,073,629	0.8
..Built 2010 to 2013	H018	101,502	34.4	13,632,007	9.6
..Built 2000 to 2009	H019	67,948	23.0	19,697,259	13.9
..Built 1990 to 1999	H020	41,726	14.2	17,452,834	12.3
..Built 1980 to 1989	H021	38,867	13.2	18,532,262	13.0
..Built 1970 to 1979	H022	26,612	9.0	20,442,202	14.4
..Built 1960 to 1969	H023	4,982	1.7	14,202,613	10.0
..Built 1950 to 1959	H024	2,382	0.8	13,738,856	9.7
..Built 1940 to 1949	H025	1,514	0.5	6,474,803	4.6
..Built 1939 or earlier	H026	2,266	0.8	16,901,585	11.9
ROOMS
.Total housing units	H027	294,827	100.0	142,148,050	100.0
..1 room	H028	5,675	1.9	3,589,031	2.5
..2 rooms	H029	2,622	0.9	4,350,654	3.1
..3 rooms	H030	15,923	5.4	12,820,515	9.0
..4 rooms	H031	27,327	9.3	22,251,103	15.7
..5 rooms	H032	44,802	15.2	26,439,561	18.6
..6 rooms	H033	46,433	15.7	24,927,199	17.5
..7 rooms	H034	47,147	16.0	17,046,581	12.0
..8 rooms	H035	43,595	14.8	12,894,229	9.1
..9 rooms or more	H036	61,303	20.8	17,829,177	12.5
..Median rooms	H037	6.6		5.6
BEDROOMS
.Total housing units	H038	294,827	100.0	142,148,050	100.0
..No bedroom	H039	5,768	2.0	3,959,211	2.8
..1 bedroom	H040	12,746	4.3	15,384,897	10.8
..2 bedrooms	H041	31,437	10.7	35,600,388	25.0
..3 bedrooms	H042	93,848	31.8	55,386,244	39.0
..4 bedrooms	H043	117,667	39.9	24,894,730	17.5
..5 or more bedrooms	H044	33,361	11.3	6,922,580	4.9
HOUSING TENURE
.Occupied housing units	H045	283,446	100.0	127,544,730	100.0
..Owner-occupied	H046	222,933	78.7	83,396,988	65.4
..Renter-occupied	H047	60,513	21.3	44,147,742	34.6
..Average household size of owner-occupied unit	H048	3.07		2.65
..Average household size of renter-occupied unit	H049	2.78		2.33
YEAR HOUSEHOLDER MOVED INTO UNIT
.Occupied housing units	H050	283,446	100.0	127,544,730	100.0
..Moved in 2017 or later	H051	88,394	31.2	34,784,732	27.3
..Moved in 2015 to 2016	H052	71,738	25.3	28,234,034	22.1
..Moved in 2010 to 2014	H053	38,022	13.4	16,462,478	12.9
..Moved in 2000 to 2009	H054	53,095	18.7	22,180,943	17.4
..Moved in 1990 to 1999	H055	21,381	7.5	12,938,673	10.1
..Moved in 1989 and earlier	H056	10,816	3.8	12,943,870	10.1
VEHICLES AVAILABLE
.Occupied housing units	H057	283,446	100.0	127,544,730	100.0
..No vehicles available	H058	9,789	3.5	10,263,494	8.0
..1 vehicle available	H059	62,519	22.1	41,959,133	32.9
..2 vehicles available	H060	136,153	48.0	47,337,486	37.1
..3 or more vehicles available	H061	74,985	26.5	27,984,617	21.9
HOUSE HEATING FUEL
.Occupied housing units	H062	283,446	100.0	127,544,730	100.0
..Utility gas	H063	170,094	60.0	59,246,257	46.5
..Bottled, tank, or LP gas	H064	8,019	2.8	6,326,791	5.0
..Electricity	H065	102,395	36.1	52,279,174	41.0
..Fuel oil, kerosene, etc.	H066	424	0.1	5,218,757	4.1
..Coal or coke	H067	432	0.2	95,160	0.1
..Wood	H068	75	0.0	1,792,240	1.4
..Solar energy	H069	1,101	0.4	362,346	0.3
..Other fuel	H070	398	0.1	640,525	0.5
..No fuel used	H071	508	0.2	1,583,480	1.2
SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS
.Occupied housing units	H072	283,446	100.0	127,544,730	100.0
..Lacking complete plumbing facilities	H073	79	0.0	522,752	0.4
..Lacking complete kitchen facilities	H074	516	0.2	1,027,179	0.8
..No telephone service available	H075	2,051	0.7	1,152,803	0.9
OCCUPANTS PER ROOM
.Occupied housing units	H076	283,446	100.0	127,544,730	100.0
..1.00 or less	H077	271,769	95.9	123,222,676	96.6
..1.01 to 1.50	H078	6,707	2.4	2,811,853	2.2
..1.51 or more	H079	4,970	1.8	1,510,201	1.2
VALUE
.Owner-occupied units	H080	222,933	100.0	83,396,988	100.0
..Less than $50,000	H081	6,373	2.9	5,012,399	6.0
..$50,000 to $99,999	H082	5,023	2.3	6,591,730	7.9
..$100,000 to $149,999	H083	8,458	3.8	7,393,172	8.9
..$150,000 to $199,999	H084	21,507	9.6	9,312,599	11.2
..$200,000 to $299,999	H085	58,857	26.4	16,283,130	19.5
..$300,000 to $499,999	H086	92,171	41.3	20,456,170	24.5
..$500,000 to $999,999	H087	27,097	12.2	14,149,578	17.0
..$1,000,000 or more	H088	3,447	1.5	4,198,210	5.0
..Median (dollars)	H089	319,000		281,400
MORTGAGE STATUS
.Owner-occupied units	H090	222,933	100.0	83,396,988	100.0
..Housing units with a mortgage	H091	149,608	67.1	51,114,260	61.3
..Housing units without a mortgage	H092	73,325	32.9	32,282,728	38.7
SELECTED MONTHLY OWNER COSTS (SMOC)
.Housing units with a mortgage	H093	149,608	100.0	51,114,260	100.0
..Less than $500	H094	375	0.3	610,377	1.2
..$500 to $999	H095	4,496	3.0	7,554,733	14.8
..$1,000 to $1,499	H096	17,987	12.0	13,171,613	25.8
..$1,500 to $1,999	H097	38,204	25.5	11,146,103	21.8
..$2,000 to $2,499	H098	35,029	23.4	7,205,428	14.1
..$2,500 to $2,999	H099	22,836	15.3	4,377,761	8.6
..$3,000 or more	H100	30,681	20.5	7,048,245	13.8
..Median (dollars)	H101	2,196		1,672
.Housing units without a mortgage	H102	73,325	100.0	32,282,728	100.0
..Less than $250	H103	4,324	5.9	3,275,543	10.1
..$250 to $399	H104	5,152	7.0	6,595,521	20.4
..$400 to $599	H105	13,060	17.8	8,756,466	27.1
..$600 to $799	H106	13,535	18.5	5,686,328	17.6
..$800 to $999	H107	11,979	16.3	3,229,527	10.0
..$1,000 or more	H108	25,275	34.5	4,739,343	14.7
..Median (dollars)	H109	808		539
SELECTED MONTHLY OWNER COSTS AS A PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME (SMOCAPI)
.Housing units with a mortgage (excluding units where SMOCAPI cannot be computed)	H110	148,989	100.0	50,836,661	100.0
..Less than 20.0 percent	H111	62,655	42.1	24,183,280	47.6
..20.0 to 24.9 percent	H112	20,914	14.0	7,621,860	15.0
..25.0 to 29.9 percent	H113	19,980	13.4	5,016,096	9.9
..30.0 to 34.9 percent	H114	7,799	5.2	3,332,250	6.6
..35.0 percent or more	H115	37,641	25.3	10,683,175	21.0
..Not computed	H116	619	-1.0	277,599	-1.0
.Housing unit without a mortgage (excluding units where SMOCAPI cannot be computed)	H117	72,791	100.0	31,799,186	100.0
..Less than 10.0 percent	H118	32,130	44.1	14,658,010	46.1
..10.0 to 14.9 percent	H119	13,234	18.2	6,068,100	19.1
..15.0 to 19.9 percent	H120	8,218	11.3	3,345,349	10.5
..20.0 to 24.9 percent	H121	5,652	7.8	2,022,803	6.4
..25.0 to 29.9 percent	H122	3,142	4.3	1,293,336	4.1
..30.0 to 34.9 percent	H123	2,466	3.4	882,995	2.8
..35.0 percent or more	H124	7,949	10.9	3,528,593	11.1
..Not computed	H125	534	-1.0	483,542	-1.0
GROSS RENT
.Occupied units paying rent	H126	-1		41,991,861
..Less than $500	H127	-1		3,320,529
..$500 to $999	H128	-1		12,202,521
..$1,000 to $1,499	H129	-1		12,853,108
..$1,500 to $1,999	H130	-1		7,483,407
..$2,000 to $2,499	H131	-1		3,236,958
..$2,500 to $2,999	H132	-1		1,310,696
..$3,000 or more	H133	-1		1,584,642
..Median (dollars)	H134	1,490		1,191
..No rent paid	H135	-1		2,155,881
GROSS RENT AS A PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME (GRAPI)
.Occupied units paying rent (excluding units where GRAPI cannot be computed)	H136	54,529	100.0	40,979,329	100.0
..Less than 15.0 percent	H137	5,247	9.6	5,229,582	12.8
..15.0 to 19.9 percent	H138	6,449	11.8	5,001,591	12.2
..20.0 to 24.9 percent	H139	9,028	16.6	5,122,898	12.5
..25.0 to 29.9 percent	H140	6,431	11.8	4,703,786	11.5
..30.0 to 34.9 percent	H141	5,283	9.7	3,737,862	9.1
..35.0 percent or more	H142	22,091	40.5	17,183,610	41.9
..Not computed	H143	5,984	-1.0	3,168,413	-1.0

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Establishments, Employment, Wages QCEW -- 2022Q1
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      Industry by Sector Characteristics

Industry	NAICS	Owner	Estabs	Estabs%	Emp	Emp%	Wages	Wages%	AWW
Total, all owners	10	0	17,326	100.0	225,046	100.0	3,210,676,369	100.0	1,097
Total, Federal	10	1	30	0.2	1,027	0.5	21,079,346	0.7	1,579
Total, State	10	2	29	0.2	2,637	1.2	36,969,846	1.2	1,078
Total, Local	10	3	90	0.5	38,496	17.1	498,904,737	15.5	997
Total, Private	10	5	17,177	99.1	182,886	81.3	2,653,722,440	82.7	1,116
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting	11	5	76	0.4	274	0.1	2,465,375	0.1	693
Crop production	111	5	30	0.2	192	0.1	1,689,414	0.1	677
Animal production	112	5	32	0.2	52	0.0	530,796	0.0	785
Forestry and logging	113	5	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Fishing, hunting and trapping	114	5	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Agriculture and forestry support activities	115	5	12	0.1	29	0.0	230,765	0.0	619
Mining	21	5	114	0.7	2,445	1.1	132,643,735	4.1	4,174
Oil and gas extraction	211	5	26	0.2	123	0.1	7,650,945	0.2	4,772
Mining, except oil and gas	212	5	8	0.0	81	0.0	1,584,577	0.0	1,505
Support activities for mining	213	5	80	0.5	2,240	1.0	123,408,213	3.8	4,237
Utilities	22	3	11	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Utilities	22	5	30	0.2	952	0.4	31,618,565	1.0	2,556
Utilities	221	3	11	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Utilities	221	5	30	0.2	952	0.4	31,618,565	1.0	2,556
Construction	23	2	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Construction	23	3	4	0.0	310	0.1	4,059,261	0.1	1,007
Construction	23	5	1,062	6.1	10,864	4.8	281,390,531	8.8	1,992
Construction of buildings	236	5	351	2.0	1,838	0.8	56,993,910	1.8	2,385
Heavy and civil engineering construction	237	2	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Heavy and civil engineering construction	237	3	4	0.0	310	0.1	4,059,261	0.1	1,007
Heavy and civil engineering construction	237	5	100	0.6	3,358	1.5	134,255,150	4.2	3,075
Specialty trade contractors	238	5	611	3.5	5,667	2.5	90,141,471	2.8	1,223
Manufacturing	31-33	5	487	2.8	13,686	6.1	283,050,200	8.8	1,591
Food manufacturing	311	5	30	0.2	2,211	1.0	34,924,539	1.1	1,215
Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing	312	5	10	0.1	174	0.1	3,250,639	0.1	1,434
Textile mills	313	5	3	0.0	13	0.0	138,541	0.0	799
Textile product mills	314	5	9	0.1	28	0.0	246,721	0.0	670
Apparel manufacturing	315	5	7	0.0	45	0.0	302,395	0.0	521
Wood product manufacturing	321	5	10	0.1	71	0.0	759,466	0.0	819
Paper manufacturing	322	5	2	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Printing and related support activities	323	5	32	0.2	779	0.3	12,139,357	0.4	1,199
Petroleum and coal products manufacturing	324	5	4	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Chemical manufacturing	325	5	31	0.2	1,759	0.8	40,681,707	1.3	1,779
Plastics and rubber products manufacturing	326	5	15	0.1	1,141	0.5	12,956,939	0.4	874
Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing	327	5	23	0.1	585	0.3	8,426,043	0.3	1,107
Primary metal manufacturing	331	5	6	0.0	44	0.0	573,960	0.0	1,011
Fabricated metal product manufacturing	332	5	77	0.4	1,962	0.9	36,585,468	1.1	1,434
Machinery manufacturing	333	5	58	0.3	1,776	0.8	71,155,206	2.2	3,082
Computer and electronic product manufacturing	334	5	62	0.4	1,504	0.7	31,811,959	1.0	1,627
Electrical equipment and appliance manufacturing	335	5	18	0.1	476	0.2	14,379,496	0.4	2,324
Transportation equipment manufacturing	336	5	11	0.1	54	0.0	728,979	0.0	1,038
Furniture and related product manufacturing	337	5	23	0.1	583	0.3	7,210,289	0.2	951
Miscellaneous manufacturing	339	5	56	0.3	447	0.2	5,931,758	0.2	1,022
Wholesale trade	42	5	1,043	6.0	8,220	3.7	178,206,386	5.6	1,668
Merchant wholesalers, durable goods	423	5	571	3.3	5,291	2.4	113,050,362	3.5	1,643
Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods	424	5	240	1.4	2,065	0.9	39,365,307	1.2	1,466
Electronic markets and agents and brokers	425	5	232	1.3	864	0.4	25,790,717	0.8	2,297
Retail trade	44-45	5	2,109	12.2	33,588	14.9	323,883,890	10.1	742
Motor vehicle and parts dealers	441	5	163	0.9	4,336	1.9	73,526,428	2.3	1,304
Building material and garden supply stores	444	5	85	0.5	2,701	1.2	36,397,493	1.1	1,037
Food and beverage stores	445	5	363	2.1	8,052	3.6	59,659,276	1.9	570
Food and beverage stores	449	5	217	1.3	2,959	1.3	32,164,880	1.0	836
Food and beverage stores	455	5	108	0.6	5,946	2.6	46,650,049	1.5	604
Food and beverage stores	456	5	278	1.6	2,333	1.0	24,835,678	0.8	819
Food and beverage stores	457	5	288	1.7	1,760	0.8	13,612,445	0.4	595
Food and beverage stores	458	5	262	1.5	2,590	1.2	13,354,467	0.4	397
Food and beverage stores	459	5	345	2.0	2,911	1.3	23,683,174	0.7	626
Transportation and warehousing	48-49	1	15	0.1	616	0.3	9,489,220	0.3	1,185
Transportation and warehousing	48-49	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Transportation and warehousing	48-49	5	468	2.7	10,296	4.6	105,620,094	3.3	789
Air transportation	481	5	10	0.1	42	0.0	771,329	0.0	1,402
Water transportation	483	5	3	0.0	10	0.0	128,429	0.0	988
Truck transportation	484	5	244	1.4	640	0.3	9,700,742	0.3	1,167
Transit and ground passenger transportation	485	5	12	0.1	182	0.1	1,391,179	0.0	589
Pipeline transportation	486	5	8	0.0	95	0.0	3,272,500	0.1	2,659
Scenic and sightseeing transportation	487	5	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Support activities for transportation	488	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Support activities for transportation	488	5	112	0.6	865	0.4	11,790,090	0.4	1,049
Postal service	491	1	15	0.1	616	0.3	9,489,220	0.3	1,185
Postal service	491	5	9	0.1	139	0.1	1,010,120	0.0	560
Couriers and messengers	492	5	43	0.2	3,211	1.4	31,019,912	1.0	743
Warehousing and storage	493	5	26	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Information	51	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Information	51	5	228	1.3	2,577	1.1	46,158,976	1.4	1,378
Motion picture and sound recording industries	512	5	31	0.2	727	0.3	4,323,838	0.1	457
Motion picture and sound recording industries	513	5	88	0.5	705	0.3	18,512,703	0.6	2,019
Internet publishing and broadcasting	516	5	14	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Telecommunications	517	5	45	0.3	732	0.3	12,921,362	0.4	1,358
ISPs, search portals, and data processing	518	5	49	0.3	338	0.2	9,399,176	0.3	2,141
Other information services	519	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Other information services	519	5	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Finance and insurance	52	5	1,028	5.9	5,261	2.3	148,022,826	4.6	2,164
Monetary authorities - central bank	521	5	2	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Credit intermediation and related activities	522	5	345	2.0	3,008	1.3	76,854,267	2.4	1,965
Securities, commodity contracts, investments	523	5	267	1.5	727	0.3	45,420,275	1.4	4,808
Insurance carriers and related activities	524	5	402	2.3	1,498	0.7	25,318,778	0.8	1,300
Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles	525	5	12	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Real estate and rental and leasing	53	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Real estate and rental and leasing	53	5	801	4.6	2,992	1.3	57,329,846	1.8	1,474
Real estate	531	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Real estate	531	5	733	4.2	2,659	1.2	51,834,771	1.6	1,500
Rental and leasing services	532	5	66	0.4	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets	533	5	2	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Professional and technical services	54	1	1	0.0	15	0.0	364,753	0.0	1,830
Professional and technical services	54	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Professional and technical services	54	5	3,070	17.7	12,113	5.4	283,766,294	8.8	1,802
Professional and technical services	541	1	1	0.0	15	0.0	364,753	0.0	1,830
Professional and technical services	541	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Professional and technical services	541	5	3,070	17.7	12,113	5.4	283,766,294	8.8	1,802
Management of companies and enterprises	55	5	78	0.5	1,006	0.4	29,199,277	0.9	2,233
Management of companies and enterprises	551	5	78	0.5	1,006	0.4	29,199,277	0.9	2,233
Administrative and waste services	56	3	4	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Administrative and waste services	56	5	860	5.0	10,274	4.6	125,366,354	3.9	939
Administrative and support services	561	3	3	0.0	142	0.1	1,553,671	0.0	842
Administrative and support services	561	5	812	4.7	9,374	4.2	111,646,460	3.5	916
Waste management and remediation services	562	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Waste management and remediation services	562	5	48	0.3	900	0.4	13,719,894	0.4	1,173
Educational services	61	2	7	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Educational services	61	3	10	0.1	31,747	14.1	401,517,173	12.5	973
Educational services	61	5	349	2.0	3,926	1.7	31,141,258	1.0	610
Educational services	611	2	7	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Educational services	611	3	10	0.1	31,747	14.1	401,517,173	12.5	973
Educational services	611	5	349	2.0	3,926	1.7	31,141,258	1.0	610
Health care and social assistance	62	2	4	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Health care and social assistance	62	3	3	0.0	1,415	0.6	21,122,699	0.7	1,148
Health care and social assistance	62	5	2,427	14.0	30,433	13.5	372,327,448	11.6	941
Ambulatory health care services	621	2	2	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Ambulatory health care services	621	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Ambulatory health care services	621	5	1,844	10.6	17,295	7.7	229,257,769	7.1	1,020
Hospitals	622	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Hospitals	622	5	25	0.1	5,356	2.4	88,526,131	2.8	1,271
Nursing and residential care facilities	623	2	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Nursing and residential care facilities	623	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Nursing and residential care facilities	623	5	82	0.5	2,600	1.2	23,318,331	0.7	690
Social assistance	624	2	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Social assistance	624	5	476	2.7	5,181	2.3	31,225,217	1.0	464
Arts, entertainment, and recreation	71	3	4	0.0	149	0.1	1,200,314	0.0	618
Arts, entertainment, and recreation	71	5	217	1.3	2,946	1.3	17,790,047	0.6	465
Performing arts and spectator sports	711	5	50	0.3	168	0.1	1,828,089	0.1	837
Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks	712	3	3	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks	712	5	4	0.0	52	0.0	303,921	0.0	450
Amusements, gambling, and recreation	713	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Amusements, gambling, and recreation	713	5	163	0.9	2,726	1.2	15,658,037	0.5	442
Accommodation and food services	72	5	1,257	7.3	24,040	10.7	133,335,798	4.2	427
Accommodation	721	5	90	0.5	964	0.4	5,963,415	0.2	476
Food services and drinking places	722	5	1,167	6.7	23,076	10.3	127,372,383	4.0	425
Other services, except public administration	81	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Other services, except public administration	81	5	1,187	6.9	6,522	2.9	63,768,355	2.0	752
Repair and maintenance	811	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Repair and maintenance	811	5	320	1.8	2,388	1.1	29,647,631	0.9	955
Personal and laundry services	812	5	478	2.8	2,962	1.3	23,134,382	0.7	601
Membership associations and organizations	813	5	88	0.5	804	0.4	8,773,620	0.3	839
Private households	814	5	301	1.7	368	0.2	2,212,722	0.1	463
Public administration	92	1	14	0.1	396	0.2	11,225,373	0.3	2,182
Public administration	92	2	17	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Public administration	92	3	49	0.3	4,223	1.9	63,350,267	2.0	1,154
Executive, legislative and general government	921	1	2	0.0	8	0.0	292,048	0.0	2,808
Executive, legislative and general government	921	2	2	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Executive, legislative and general government	921	3	25	0.1	1,588	0.7	21,514,971	0.7	1,042
Justice, public order, and safety activities	922	1	3	0.0	284	0.1	8,772,565	0.3	2,373
Justice, public order, and safety activities	922	2	5	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Justice, public order, and safety activities	922	3	15	0.1	2,332	1.0	37,990,955	1.2	1,253
Administration of human resource programs	923	2	4	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Administration of human resource programs	923	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Administration of environmental programs	924	1	2	0.0	23	0.0	438,774	0.0	1,489
Administration of environmental programs	924	2	2	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Administration of environmental programs	924	3	3	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Community and housing program administration	925	3	1	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Administration of economic programs	926	1	6	0.0	77	0.0	1,593,221	0.0	1,592
Administration of economic programs	926	2	4	0.0	20	0.0	241,457	0.0	913
Administration of economic programs	926	3	4	0.0	51	0.0	627,397	0.0	946
National security and international affairs	928	1	1	0.0	4	0.0	128,765	0.0	2,701
Unclassified establishments	99	5	286	1.7	473	0.2	6,637,185	0.2	1,080
Unclassified establishments	999	5	286	1.7	473	0.2	6,637,185	0.2	1,080

4.1 Census Tract Demographic-Economic Characteristics .. goto topics
Thematic Pattern & Reference Maps for Fort Bend County, TX & Vicinity
View patterns of economic prosperity by block group for this area using the Visual Data Analytics (VDA) Web GIS.

Follow these steps:
  • Sign in and choose the "MetroDynamics" GIS project.
  • Click this link to start VDA .. the map interface opens in a new window.
  • In upper right, above map window of VDA page, enter the "County" code 48157 .. key the code into the edit box.
  • Clicking the Query button, the map window refreshes with the zoom to county view.
  • Use Zoom buttons (or zoom by mouse window) to preferred view.

Illustrative Views
Fresno County, CA (using code 06019 in VDA County query):

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