The full text on this page is automatically extracted from the file linked above and may contain errors and inconsistencies.
ILLUSTRATIONS
PO PU LATIO N
A G R IC U L T U R E
M ANUFACTURES
M IN E S AN D Q U A R R IE S
C O T TO N
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
V IT A L STATISTICS
R ELIG IO U S BO DIES
M A R R IA G E AND D IVO RC E
INSANE IN HOSPITALS
POPULATION
PLATES
1 -2 3 6
POPULATION.
P late
T itle .
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
United States, original area and acquisitions of territory:
1790-1910 (map).
Geographic divisions: 1910 (map).
Distribution of the rural population: 1790 (map).
Distribution of the rural population: 1800 (map).
Distribution of the rural population east of the one hun
dredth meridian: 1810 (map).
Distribution of the rural population east of the one hun
dredth meridian: 1820 (map).
Distribution of the rural population east of the one hun
dredth meridian: 1830 (map).
Distribution of the rural population east of the one hun
dredth meridian: 1840 (map).
Distribution of the rural population east of the one hun
dredth meridian: 1850 (map).
Distribution of the rural population east of the one hun
dredth meridian: 1860 (map).
Distribution of the rural population (excluding Indians not
taxed): 1870 (map).
Distribution of the rural population (excluding Indians not
taxed): 1880 (map).
Distribution of the rural population (excluding Indians not
taxed): 1890 (map).
Distribution of the rural population: 1900 (map).
Distribution of the rural population: 1910 (map).
Increase of population in the United States and the principal
countries of Europe: 1800-1910.
1. Per cent of increase in total population, by states:
1900-1910 (map).
2. Per cent of increase in total population, by states:
1890-1900 (map).
Per cent of increase in total population, by counties:
1900-1910 (map).
Per cent of increase or decrease of population, by counties:
1900-1910 (maps)—
Alabama (total and rural).
Arizona (total and rural).
Arkansas (total and rural).
California (total and rural).
Colorado (total and rural).
(1. Connecticut (total1).
12. Rhode Island (total).
Delaware (total and rural).
Florida (total and rural).
Georgia (total and rural).
(1. Hawaii (total).
l2. Alaska, showing judicial districts: 1910.
Idaho (total and rural).
Illinois (total and rural).
Indiana (total and rural).
Iowa (total and rural).
Kansas (total and rural).
Kentucky (total and rural).
Louisiana (total and rural),
fl. Massachusetts (total).
12. Maine (total).
Maryland (total and rural).
Michigan (total and rural).
Minnesota (total and rural).
P late
No.
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
T itle .
Per cent ot increase or decrease of population, by counties:
1900-1910 (maps)— Continued.
Mississippi (total and rural).
Missouri (total and rural).
Montana (total and rural).
Nebraska (total and rural).
Nevada (total and rural),
fl. Vermont (total).
12. New Hampshire (total).
New Jersey (total and rural).
New Mexico (total and rural).
New York (total and rural).
North Carolina (total and rural).
North Dakota (total and rural).
Ohio (total and rural).
Oklahoma: 1907-1910 (total and rural).
Oregon (total and rural).
Pennsylvania (total and rural).
Porto Rico, b y municipalities (total and rural).
South Carolina (total and rural).
South Dakota (total and rural).
Tennessee (total and rural).
Texas (total).
Texas (rural).
Utah (total and rural).
Vi' ginia (total and rural).
V ishington (total and rural).
V est Virginia (total and rural).
Wisconsin (total and rural).
Wyoming (total and rural).
1. Population per square mile, by states: 1910 (map).
2. Population per square mile, by states: 1900 (map).
Population per square mile, b y counties: 1910 (map).
Density of population, by counties: 1910 (maps)—
Alabama (total and rural).
Arizona (total and rural).
Arkansas (total and rural).
California (total and rural).
Colorado (total and rural),
fl. Connecticut (total).
(2. Rhode Island (total).
Delaware (total and rural).
Florida (total and rural).
Georgia (total and rural).
Hawaii (total).
Idaho (total and rural).
Illinois (total and rural).
Indiana (total and rural).
Iowa (total and rural).
Kansas (total and rural).
Kentucky (total and rural).
Louisiana (total and rural),
fl. Massachusetts (total).
f2. Maine (total).
Maryland (total and rural).
Michigan (total and rural).
Minnesota (total and rural).
Mississippi (total and rural).
Missouri (total and rural).
1
POPULATION— Continued.
P
late
No.
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
Title.
Density of population, b y counties: 1910 (maps)—Contd.
Montana (total and rural).
Nebraska (total and rural).
Nevada (total and rural).
Jl. Vermont (total).
]2. N ew Hampshire (total).
New Jersey (total and rural).
New M exico (total and rural).
New York (total and rural).
North Carolina (total and rural).
North Dakota (total and rural).
Ohio (total and rural).
Oklahoma (total and rural).
Oregon (total and rural).
Pennsylvania (total and rural).
South Carolina (total and rural).
South Dakota (total and rural).
Tennessee (total and rural).
Texas (total).
Texas (rural).
Utah (total and rural).
Virginia (total and rural).
Washington (total and rural).
West Virginia (total and rural).
Wisconsin (total and rural).
Wyoming (total and rural).
Center of population at each census: 1790-1910, and median
point: 1880-1910 (map).
Center of population: April 15, 1910 (map).
Position of the center of area, center of population, and median
lines: 1910 (map).
Center of population: 1880, 1890, 1900, and 1910 (maps)—
Alabama, Arizona, and Arkansas.
California.
Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, and Georgia.
Idaho and Illinois.
Indiana and Iowa.
Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, and Massa
chusetts.
Michigan and Minnesota.
Mississippi, Missouri, and Montana.
Nebraska and Nevada.
New Hampshire, New Jersey, and New York.
New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma,
and Oregon.
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and South
Dakota.
Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, and Virginia.
Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
Center of foreign-bom population: 1880-1910, and centers of
urban and rural population: 1910 (map).
Center of negro population: 1790 and 1880-1910 (map).
1. Population per square mile: 1790-1910.
2. Per cent of increase in total population and in white and
negro population: 1790-1910.
3. Population per square mile, b y states: 1910 and 1900.
4. Percent urban in total population, b y states: 1910 and 1900.
5. Urban and rural population: 1880-1910.
Per cent urban in total population, b y states: 1910 (map).
Per cent urban in total population, b y states: 1900 (map).
Per cent urban in total population, b y states: 1880-1910.
1. Per cent of increase in urban population, b y Btates:
£
138
1900-1910 (map).
2. Per cent of increase in rural population, b y states:
139
140
1900-1910 (map).
Total population of great cities at each census: 1790-1910.
Proportion of the population in municipalities of 2,500 or
more inhabitants, b y counties: 1910 ( map).
T late
No.
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
185
Title.
1. Total population and proportion in cities of 8,000 inhab
itants or more at each census: 1790-1910.
2. Color or race, nativity, and parentage, in urban and
rural communities, by divisions: 1910.
<3. Population of cities having in 1910, 100,000 inhabitants
or more: 1910 and 1900.
4. Color or race, nativity, and parentage of the total popula
tion, in certain states having Chinese, Japanese, and
Indians: 1910 and 1900.
The total population and its elements at each census: 1850
1910.
1. Color or race, nativity, and parentage, by divisions: 1910.
2. Foreign-bom population, by states: 1910 and 1900.
3. Color or race, nativity, and parentage, by divisions:
1910 and 1900.
fl. Color or race, nativity, and parentage, by states: 1910.
12. Color or race, nativity, and parentage, by states: 1900.
1. Color or race, nativity, and parentage in cities having
100.000 inhabitants or more: 1910.
2. Color or race, nativity, and parentage in cities having
100.000 inhabitants or more: 1900.
1. Per cent of native whites of native parentage in the white
population, by states: 1910 (map).
2. Per cent of foreign-bora whites in the total population,
by states: 1910 (map).
1. Per cent of native whites of foreign or mixed parentage
in the total population, by states: 1910 (map).
<2. Per cent of foreign-bom whites and native whites of
foreign or mixed parentage combined in the total
population, by states: 1910 (map).
Counties which had a higher percentage of native whites
of native parentage to the total population in 1910 than in
1900 (map).
Per cent of native whites of foreign or mixed parentage
in total population, by counties: 1910 (map).
Counties which had a higher percentage of native whites of
foreign or mixed parentage to the total population in 1910
than in 1900 (map).
Per cent of foreign-bom whites and native whites of foreign
or mixed parentage combined in total population, by coun
ties: 1910 (map).
Per cent of foreign-bom whites in total population, by coun
ties: 1910 (map).
Proportion of foreign-bom white and native white of foreign
or mixed parentage, b y counties: 1910 (maps)—
169 Nevada.
Arizona.
170 New Hampshire.
California.
171 New Jersey.
Colorado.
172 New Mexico.
Connecticut.
173 New York.
Idaho.
174 North Dakota.
Illinois.
175 Ohio.
Indiana.
176 Oregon.
Iowa.
177 Pennsylvania.
Kansas.
178 Rhode Island.
Maine.
179 South Dakota.
Massachusetts.
180 Utah.
Michigan.
181 Vermont.
Minnesota.
182 Washington.
Missouri.
183 Wisconsin.
Montana.
184 Wyoming.
Nebraska.
1. Per cent of negroes in total population, by states: 1910
(map).
. 2 . Negro population, by states: 1910 and 1900.
3. Negro population in cities having 100,000 inhabitants or
more: 1910 and 1900.
P O P U I jA T I O N — C o n tin u e d .
P late
Plate
No.
186
T itle .
,1. Distribution of natives of each state as living in state or
Per cent of negroes in total population, by counties: 1910
(map).
, . , , ,
187 (bounties having at least 1,000 negroes in 1910, which had a
higher percentage of negroes to total population in 1910
than in 1900 (map).
Proportion of negroes to total population in each of the South
ern states: 1790-1910.
.
189 Counties in Southern states having at least 50 per cent of their
population negro: 1860, 1880, 1900, and 1910 (maps).
Per cent of negroes in total population, by counties: 1910
living in other states: 1910.
2. Distribution of total population of each state, as bom in
210
190
191
192
193
194
195
201
202
203
204
205
1. Males to 100 females in urban and rural communities:
1910.
2. Distribution, by age periods, of the total population, and
of each class: 1910.
3. Distribution, by age periods, of the native white, native
negro, and foreign-born white population: 1910.
4. Distribution, by age periods, of the total population, and
.
of each principal class: 1910, 1900, and 1890.
1. Distribution, b y age periods, of total population, b y divi
sions: 1910.
2. Distribution, by age periods add b y sex, of total popula
tion: 1910.
3. Distribution, by age periods, of the urban and rural popu
lation, by divisions: 1910.
4. Distribution, by age periods and b y sex, of the total popu.
lation, and of each principal class: 1910.
Distribution, by age periods and sex, of the principal classes of
the population: 1910—
1. Native white of native parentage.
2. Native white of foreign or mixed parentage.
206
3. Foreign-bom white.
4. Negro.
207
1. Marital condition of the population 15 years of age and
over, by divisions: 1910.
2. Marital condition of principal classes of the population,
by age periods: 1910.
3. Marital condition of the population, by age periods: 1910.
208
1. Per cent of the population bom in each state living in
other states: 1910 (map).
2. Per cent of the native population living in each state bom
in other states: 1910 (map).
209
1. Migration of native population from and to each state:
1910.
2. Net gain or net loss through interstate migration: 1910.
state, b o m in other states, or foreign b o m : 1910.
3. States having gained or lost b y interstate migration: 1910
(map).
4. States having gained or lost b y all migration: 1910 (map).
188
(maps)—
196 Mississippi.
Alabama.
fl. North Carolina.
Arkansas.
197
12. South Carolina.
Florida.
198 Oklahoma.
Georgia.
199 Texas.
fl. Kentucky.
fl. West Virginia.
12. Tennessee.
200
12. Virginia.
fl. Louisiana.
12. Maryland.
1. Distribution of the Indian population of the United
States, by states: 1910 (map).
2. Proportion of full-bloods in the Indian population of the
United States, by states: 1910 (map).
Proportion of males to females in the total population, by
counties: 1910 (map).
1. Proportion of males to females in the total population, by
states: 1910 (map).
2. Distribution, by age and sex, of the total population: 1910.
T itle .
No.
1.
211
1850-1910.
, 2. Foreign-bom population, b y principal countries of birth:
3.
212
213
Foreign-bom population, b y principal countries of birth:
1910 and 1900.
Foreign-bom population, b y country of b irth : 1910.
1. Per cent distribution of the foreign-bom population, by
principal countries of birth : 1850,1870, 1890, and 1910.
2. Per cent distribution of the foreign-bom population, by
principal countries of birth : 1910 and 1900.
Per cent distribution of the foreign-bom population, b y prin
cipal countries of birth, by divisions: 1910.
214
Foreign-bom population, b y principal countries of birth, by
215
Natives of principal foreign countries, b y states: 1910 and
1900—
1. Germany.
2. Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.
3. Ireland.
4. Austria-Hungary.
1. Russia and Finland.
2. Italy.
divisions: 191 0 an d l90 0.
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
1
3. Canada and Newfoundland.
4. England, Scotland, and Wales.
Per cent of total population of each state b om in principal
foreign countries: 1910 (maps)—
1. Germany.
2. Russia and Finland.
3. Austria-Hungary.
4. Ireland.
5. Italy.
6. Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.
1. England, Scotland, and Wales (map).
2. Canada and Newfoundland (map).
•3. Foreign white stock, b y principal countries of origin: 1910.
4. Cities having 500 or more Japanese or Chinese: 1910 and
1900.
1. Foreign white stock, b y principal countries of origin: 1910.
2. Foreign white stock, b y linguistic groups: 1910.
3.
Principal elements of foreign white stock, b y linguistic
groups: 1910.
4. Foreign white stock, by principal mother tongues: 1910.
5. Elements of foreign white stock, b y principal mother
tongues: 1910.
Foreign-bom population in 1910, distributed as arriving before
or after January 1, 1901.
1. Color or race, nativity, and parentage of males 21 years of
age and over, b y states: 1910.
2. Color or race, nativity, and parentage of males 21 years of
age and over, b y states: 1900.
1. Color or race, nativity, and parentage of males 21 years of
age and over in urban and rural communities: 1910.
2. Foreign-bom white males 21 years of age and over, by citi,
zenship and country of birth: 1910.
3. Per cent attending school in the total population 6 to 20
years of age: 1909-10.
4. Per cent attending school in the total population and in
certain classes 6 to 20 years of age: 1909-10.
POPULATION—Continued.
PLATE
Title.
No.
223
224
225
226.
227
228
229.
230
Per eent of illiterates in the population 10 years of age and
over, by states: 1910 (maps)—
All classes.
Native whites of native parentage.
Foreign-bom whites.
Negroes.
Per cent of illiterates in the population 10 years of age and
over, by states: 1910 and 1900—
1. All classes.
2. Native whites of native parentage.
3. Foreign-bom whites.
4. Negroes.
Foreign-bom white population 10 years of age and over unable
to speak English: 1910 and 1900.
fl. Number of dwellings per square mile: 1910 (map).
12. Number of families per square mile: 1910 (map).
Proportion of homes owned free, owned encumbered, and
rented, b y states: 1910—
f l. A ll homes.
12. Farm homes.
Proportion of population 10 years of age and over engaged in
- gainful occupations for both Bexes in 1910 and 1900, and for
each sex in 1910, b y states.
Proportion of males and females 10 years of age and over
engaged in gainful occupations, b y states: 1910 and 1900.
£
£
Plate
No.
Title.
231 •Proportion of males and females 10 to 13 and 14 and 15 years
of age engaged in gainful occupations, by states: 1910.
1. Proportion of males 10 to 13 years of age engaged in gainful
occupations, b y states: 1910 (map).
232
2. Proportion of males 14 and 15 years of age engaged in gain
ful occupations, b y states: 1910 (map).
1. Proportion of females 10 to 13 years of age engaged in gain
ful occupations, by states: 1910 (map).
233
2. Proportion of females 14 and 15 years of age engaged in
gainful occupations, by states: 1910 (map).
234 Proportion of males and females 10 years of age and over en
gaged in certain gainful occupations: 1910.
235 Proportion of persons 10 years of age and over, in each state,
engaged in each general division of occupations: 1910.
1. Proportion of males and females 10 years of age and over
engaged in each general division of gainful occupations:
1910.
2. Proportion which gainful workers, both sexes, nudes, and
females, of each specified age group constituted of all
gainful workers: 1910.
236
3. Proportion of each principal class of population 10 yean
of age and over, both sexes, males, and females, engaged
in gainful occupations: 1910.
4. Proportion of males and females of each specified age group
engaged in gainful occupations: 1910.
ftMw11
La Cro* -
,1/
.V/t/•**»*'A'<" .
flU k ein *
'Dubuqti*\
**|
Wu+halOba
//*-.* .Mohi*-'
m u tfl
K ^< 'n,y
JHari"* \
.{Hum-n ’ S p r in g ^
r .r r .r M i o»v y '
i M 1 .^ L °
Pl*+bln
,^4UnuvV
y s h o re
;
Kni%iiisherr
ih attti*
O k la h o m a •
•AmatsVo
ACCUSE,
PORTO RICO
W
ir\7w/*/Poll*'
GUAM
A/7/rt.s
ALASKA
QUIRED
°c
TUTUILA
GROUP
^
CANAL ZONE1
Manner
:. M lsgilf
i
H A W A II
i
fcEttfEQ 6Y--RANAMA
\
—
k—
'v
\
1904,
v
PLATE NO. 2
GEOGRAPHIC D IV IS IO N S : 1910
P LA TE NO 3
D ISTR IB U TIO N OF T H E R U R A L P O P U L A T IO N : 1790
(O U T S ID E
O F M U N IC IP A L IT IE S
POPULATION
PER SQUARE MILE
4 5 io 9 0
90 and over
H A V IN G 8 , 0 0 0
OR
MORE
I N H A B I T A N T S .)
PLA TE NO. 4
D ISTR IB U TIO N OF T H E R U R A L P O P U L A T IO N :
(O U T S ID E
O F M U N IC IP A L IT IE S
M fJflM JVV
CHICK/tS/
POPULATION
PER SQUARE MILE
j
| Under 2
45 to 9 0
9 0 a n d over
(XilM iivrrtoon inhtibiUtnis in 9uUd tninr
in circlesptvportionnU lo poptUvUivn.
N OT E
U.
_
~V*" O utre o fP opula tio n
.1V1& IX
7g
b
H A V IN G 8 . 0 0 0
OR
1U O O .
M O R E I N H A B I T A N T S .)
PLA TE NO. 5
D I S T R I B U T I O N O F T H E R U R A L P O P U L A T I O N H A S T O F T H E 1 0 0 th M E R I D I A N :
(O U T S ID E
O F M U N IC IP A L IT IE S
H A V IN G 8 , 0 0 0
OH
M O R E I N H A B I T A N T S .)
?/
d «T
CHOCTI
i
M *I *9-r
u p
"""11
POPULATION
PER SQUARE MILE
I
]
Under 2
18 to 45
45 to 90
90 anil over
A " ;I
1810.
PLATE NO. 6
. D I S T R I B U T I O N O F T H E R U R A L P O P U L A T I O N E A S T O F T H E IO O TH M E R I D I A N : 1 8 2 0
(O U T S ID E
O F M U N IC IP A L IT IE S
iM p U tf
POPULATION
PKR SQUARE MILE
U nder2
4 S V .9 0
1*0 and over
Cltiosoveraooo inhabitant* in m ild color
in cirricsjwopurlionntr to population.
H A V IN G 8 . 0 0 0
OR
MORE
IN H A B IT A N T S !
PLA TE NO. 7
D I S T R I B U T I O N O F T H E R U R A L P O P U L A T I O N E A S T O F T H E 1 0 0 th M E R I D I A N : 1 8 3 0 .
(O U T S ID E
O F M U N IC IP A L IT IE S
H A V IN G 8 , 0 0 0
.Uuntpo
POPULATION
PER SQUARE MILE
Under 2
45 to 9 0
90 and over
OH
MORE
I N H A B I T A N T S .!
P LA TE NO. 8
D ISTR IB U TIO N OF TH E R U R A L PO PU LA TIO N
(O U T S ID E
O F M U N IC IP A L IT IE S
E A S T O F T H E 1 0 0 th M E R I D I A N : 1 8 4 0 .
H A V IN G 8 , 0 0 0
OH
M O H E I N H A B I T A N T S .)
PLA TE NO. 9
D I S T R I B U T I O N O F T H E R U R A L P O P U L A T I O N E A S T O F T H E 1 0 0 T.H M E R I D I A N : 1 8 5 0 .
(O U T S ID E
O F M U N IC IP A L IT IE S
H A V IN G 8 . 0 0 0
OR
MORE
I N H A B I T A N T S .)
PLATE NO. 10
m s J R I B l I ION OP’ T H E R U R A L P O P U L A T I O N E A S T O F T H E K ) O T H M E R I D I A N : 1 0 6 0 .
------------ ------------------------- ( ° I
T S ID E
O F M U N IC IP A L IT IE S
H AM NO 8 ,0 0 0
OH
MO U K
<i****ti
*Jh3
■
,;;n '
v-.
POPULATION
PER SQUARE MILE
si,,. SMHI
_
1
Under 2
B rn m rv M r^ fl
jWi}'
j'
45 to 9 0
9 0 a n d onXT
fJU U ttvtrm xunnfitibiO uU s u isvlida A o r
in MxJrs profMirtiorti ft topopnhuion.
NO TE
_ .
O,
3 9 -0 0 . + A
A ftntrr itTPi^niUitu—
8 2 - -3 8
*H
*
_•
IN H
a
R IT A V T H
i
D IS T R IB U T IO N OF T H E R U R A L PO PU LATIO N
(O U T S ID E
O F M U N IC IP A L IT IE S
( E X C L U D I N G I N D I A N S N O T T A X E D ):
8 ,0 0 0 O R M O R E I N H A B I T A N T S .)
H A V IN G
Winorui
(U n
____A
COWHTO'l-'
"lo u ts
POPULATION
PER SQUARE Ml
| Under 2
18 to 45
4 5 to 9 0
9 0 and over
O b a ^ m ooc uthmiaanu
1B70.
PLATE
NO.
II
D IST R IB U T IO N OF T H E R U R A L P O P U L A T IO N
(O U T S ID E
POPULATION
PER s q u a r e Ml
1 Under 2
18 to 45
4 5 to 9 0
9 0 an d o v e r
O F M U N IC IP A L IT IE S
H A V IN G
( E X C L U D I N G I N D I A N S N O T T A X E D ):
8 ,0 0 0 O R
MORE
I N H A B I T A N T S .)
1080
PLATE NO. 12
D IS T R IB U T IO N OF T H E R U R A L PO PU LATIO N (E X C L U D IN G IN D IA N S N O T T A X E D ) : i 8 9 0 .
( O U T S I D E O F MUNICIPALITIES H A V IN G 8 , 0 0 0 O R M O R E I N H A B I T A N T S .)
POPULATION
PER SQUARE MILE
r 1~1 Under 2
[? j
2 to 6
l “ l]
6 to 18
a
18 to 4-5
SB
+5 to 9 0
9 0 and over
PLATE NO. 13
D I S T R IB U T IO N OF T H E R U R A L P O P U L A T I O N :
1900.
(O U T S I D E OF M U N ICIPA LITIE S HAYING 8 , 0 0 0 O R M O R E IN H A B IT A N T S .)
7 '
»■ /! <y
4T
o jt v
yH/SSR
,4,'. L-
POPULATION
PER SQUARE MILE
i j
U nder 2
18 to 45
4 5 to 9 0
90 and over
PLATE NO. 14
D IS T R IB U T IO N OF THE R U R A L P O P U L A T I O N :
1910.
(O U T S I D E OF M U N ICIPALITIES HAVING 2 , 5 0 0 O R M O R E IN H A B IT A N T S .)
imi*£r&n [
p o p u l a t io n
PER SQUARE MILE
□
Under 2
18 to 45
45 to 9 0
9 0 and over
PLATE NO 16
YEAR
0
140
13 0
120
I>0
100
60
70
60
SO
40
30
20
10
0
0
MILLIONS OF IN H AB ITAN TS
M ILLIO NS OF IN H A B IT A N TS
BO
PLATE NO. 17
1. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN TOTAL POPULATION, BY STATES: 1900-1910
2. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN TOTAL POPULATION, BY STATES: 1890-1900
PLATE NO. 18
PER CENT OF INCREASE IN TOTAL POPULATION, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
PLATE NO. 19
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF ALABAMA, BY COUNTIES! 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
□
DECREASE
IN C R E A S E
LESS THAN 6 PER CENT
5 TO 15 PER CENT
16 TO 2 5 PER CENT
2 5 TO 5 0 PER CENT
6 0 PER CENT AND OVER
Rural population Is defined as that residing outside of Incorporated places having 2,500 Inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 20
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF ARIZONA, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
RURAL POPULATION
TOTAL POPULATION
LZ]
DECREASE
V 'fo 'A
LC S 8 TH AN
INCREASE
5
TO
15
5
CEO CENT
PER CENT
B ijS jjH
15
TO
25
PER CENT
H g jB j
25
to
50
PER CENT
SO
PER CENT AND OVER
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of Incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 21
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF ARKANSAS, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
in case of decrease the per cent Is Inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
5 TO 15 PER CENT
16 TO 2 $ PER CENT
2 5 TO 6 0 PER CENT
6 0 PCR CENT ANO OPER
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of incorporated places having 2,500 Inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO 22
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF CALIFORNIA, BY COUNTIES; 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
□
decrease
in c r e a s e
less
THAN
5 TO 15
5
PER C EN T
PER CENT
| 5 TO 2 5
PER CENT
2 5 TO 5 0
PER C EN T
50
P ER C E N T
A N D OVER
N O R U R A L P O P U L A T IO N
M A R IN
CONTRA C O STA
S A N F R A N C IS C O '
ALAM EDA
BAN M A T E O
SANTA CRUZ
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of Incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 23
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF COLORADO, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
INCREASE
□
m
1X39 THAN 6 PEN (
5 TO 16 PER CENT
T
ra n g
16 T0 2 6 PEN CENT
| 5 0 PEN CENT AMO OVEN
| 2 6 TO 5 0 PE* CENT
Rural population 1$ defined as that residing outside of i
incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 24
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF CONNECTICUT AND RHODE ISLAND
BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
I. CONNECTICUT
PLATE NO. 25
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF DELAWARE, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
□
DECREASE
INCREASE
5 TO 15 PER CENT
15 TO 25 PER CENT
25 TO 50 PER CENT
50 PER CENT AND OVER
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of
g
♦ . ,
ts de of incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 26
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF FLORIDA, BY COUNTIES: 1900 1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
P U T E NO. 27
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF GEORGIA, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of Incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 28
1. PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF HAWAII, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
PLATE NO 29
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF IDAHO, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
TOTAL POPULATION
□
RURAL POPULATION
DECREASE
INCREASE
LESS THAN
5 5
5 25
25 50
382 50
TO I
I
S
5
PER CENT
PER CENT
TO
PER CENT
TO
PER CENT
PER CENT AND OVER
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 30
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF ILLINOIS, BY COUNTIES; 1900-1910
I n case of decrease the per cent is Inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
Rural population Is defined as that residing outside of incorporated places having 2.500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 31
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF INDIANA, BY COUNTIES: 1900 1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
iLA G R A N O EisT EU B E
,-.w
y
-7 " -:
,
i—
4I
^M*AaRrSs H
LL
S .'/.'/'X
m A
a l
l j!
L -'S T A R K E j
\
- 6 .2 %
j
^
!-------------- — | - 0 . 9 %
INCR EA SE
LESS
5
THAN
TO
I5
•1
5
PER
PER
CENT
W A H H cN
-
4
.
/
%
!_ WCJ_L.8
jL r _ .
-----------------i
GRANT
TO
25
PER
CENT
25
TO
50
PER
CENT
,'4 ^ 1
'''X*1/ J
r O ''
____ I \gj —a*-------------\------------------------------!
R
.
^
j‘ CLINTON j TIPTON
;
|
CENT
AND
;R A N D O L P
O ^ . i a o ^N C iH A M IL T O N iir.? !-------------- - 3 .1 %
I - 12 . 2% :
2.9% . /
j
--------- T7>rr/S77~
05
_ 6_3%
J y <b'
|
I
OVER
/
r
• // j a f r \ r l
— 8.770
I
-J
;
CLARK
5% .
llv f c a
J ^ n A w ru i
I—%
i KPIKE
i DUBOIS jCRAWFORt?
GIBSON
----------------
-i.5%
|-3.9%l
3. 9% l
|-
-
25
. %
|~10-5%
l - i O . P * *V
j—
l,____ j n . _ ,
.i— “S — l
^
.'T p e n c e ^
8 ' 67<*
/
Rural population Is defined as that residing outside of Incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
' XJ
z
lA RRISO N f
—6.8%
rpOSEY Jf A f ^
- e .4 % ,J « L J L
-o .o %
/ I -----------
o ° V ! BOONE
X * “ Cl*
PER
fe tA C fl
/ * £ .!._
-14-5% L T liS S J
l/
.f /Vr
j - ) -------------^
il
TLjf
---------------------- ^
CENT
I5
50
]
ALL
I
I
y j(f ~
*1
2
y
I
i CARROLL|
I
DECREASE
| OEKALO |
6.7% ;( —7.7%
------«
I-------- p . i -----
.O 4 . •
------------ W
□
NOBLE
•.
» r // / v -/H I
. ^ LtL ^ r
PLATE NO. 32
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF IOWA, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
PLATE NO. 33
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF KANSAS, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
1
j
\
O fC A TU R
\ .
!•/ NORTON ''
i
PHILLIPS •
SMITH
I
|
-2.0r. I -6.2% j
JEW ELL
-6,5%
|
REPUBLIC
-4 .4 %
|
W / /// /> :
__________
LEAVENWORTH
WYANOOTTE
RURAL POPULATION
INCREASE
□
DECREASE
L E U THA"
5
CENT
y / / \ 6 TO 15 PER CENT
188888 1 5 TO 2 5 p e a CENT
5 0 PER CENT AND OVER
2 6 TO 5 0 PER CENT
R u ra l population is defined a s that residing outside of incorporated
places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 34
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF KENTUCKY. BY COUNTIES: 1900 1910
In case of decrease the per cent is Inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 35
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF LOUISIANA, BY PARISHES; 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the parish name.
* o jn
TOTAL POPULATION
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of Incorporated
places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 36
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF MAINE AND MASSACHUSETTS,
BY COUNTIES! 1900-1910
in case of decrease the per cent is Inserted under the county name.
1. MASSACHUSETTS
□
DECREASE
INCREASE
LESS TH AN 5
6
PE R C E N T
T O I 6 PER C E N T
16 TO 2 6
PER C E N T
2 6 T O 6 0 PE R C E N T
60
YORK'
PE R C E N T A N O OVER
PLATE NO 37
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF MARYLAND, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent Is Inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
Rural population is defined as that residing
outside of incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants ,
PLATE NO. 38
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF MICHIGAN, BY COUNTIES; 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
KEWEENAW;
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of incorporated places having 2.500 inhabitant* or more.
PLATE NO. 39
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF MINNESOTA, BY COUNTIES; 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent Is Inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
Rural population Is defined as that residing outside of incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 40
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF MISSISSIPPI, BY COUNTIES: 1900 1910
I n case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of incorporated places having 2.500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 41
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF MISSOURI,, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county name.
RURAL POPULATION
TOTAL POPULATION
1
{
ATCHISON
-1 7 .6 % J n o o a w a v
--------U - I S . 1 %
. WORTH I
| - I8 .e » ?
F*
*1
\
: MERCER !
~ )« .3 %
.
OENTRV
Ii
I
-------’ j
-1 8 .2 % (----------------- 1 a . UNOr !
—
i
s
( X f!S C O T L A N D :
trJ & h -v il 03
107
------- 1-----
- 8 .3 %
f / . '. M
'J
!______ - 8.0% ! “
jv M o rro N i - 1 0 .3 %
- 1 4 .3 % !__ __ ____|
!
KNOX
-g j
~
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
;
Sh e l b y
Lr
j
m a r io n
PLATE NO. 42
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF MONTANA, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is Inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of incorporated places having 2 .500 Inhabitants or more,
PLATE NO. 43
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF NEBRASKA, BY COUNTIES! 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent is Inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
INCREASE
□
LESS T H A N
DECREASE
E///A
6
TO
5
15 PER
p ER C E N T
C EN T
I 5 TO 2 5
^
^
PE R C E N T
26 TO 60 PER
K Q 60 PER
CEN T ANO OVER
CENT
Rural population is defined as that residing outside of incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 44
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF NEVADA, BY COUNTIES: 1900-1910
In case of decrease the per cent Is Inserted under the county name.
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
Rural population Is defined as that residing outside of Incorporated places having 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 45
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF NEW HAM PSHIRE AND VERMONT, BY C O U N TIES : 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In case o f decrease the per cent is Inserted under th e county name.
1. V E R M O N T .
2. NEW HAMPSHIR E.
DECREASE
IN C R E A S E
LESS THAN 5 PER CENT
5 TO I 5 PER CENT
15 TO 25 PER CENT
25 TO 50 PER CENT
50 PER CENT AND OVER
B c n n in q t o n
-1.6%
PLATE NO. 46
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF NEW JERSEY, BY COUNTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In case of decrease the per cent Is Inserted under the county name.
TO TA L P O PU LATIO N
RURAL POPULATION
IB E R Q E N 1
M O R R IS
'u N I O I
HUNTEROON
—2 .7 %
M ID D L E S E X
M ONM O UTH
OCEAN
B U R L IN G T O N
;A M D E N '
SA LE M
[A T L A N T IC
C U M BER LA N D
DECREASE
IN C R E A S E
LE SS THAN
5 PER C E N T
5 T O I 5 PER C E N T
I 5 TO 2 5
PER C E N T
2 5 TO
PER
50
50
CENT
PER C E N T A N D OVER
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 47
PER C ENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF NEW M EXICO , BY C OUNTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
T O T A L P O P U LA T IO N
RURAL P O PU LAT IO N
IN C R E A S E
|
LESS THAN 5 PER CENT
I 5 TO 2 5 PER CENT
5
25
m
I d e c r e a se
TO
15
R u ra l p o p u la tio n Is d e fin e d a? t h a t
PER CENT
residing o u ts id e
TO
50
5 0 PER CENT AND OVER
PER CENT
o f in c o rp o ra te d pla ce s h a v in g 2 ,5 0 0 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO.
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF NEW YORK, BY COUNTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
I n case of decrease the per cent Is Inserted und e r the county name.
TO TA L P O PU LATIO N
R u r a l p o p u la t io n is d e f in e d a s t h a t r e s id in g o u t s id e o f in c o r p o r a t e d p la c e s h a v in g 2 ,5 0 0 in h a b it a n t s o r m o re .
PLATE NO. 49
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA, BY C O U N TIES ! 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In case o f decrease th e per ce nt is inserted u n d e r th e county name.
T O T A L PO PU LA T IO N
RURAL P O P U L A T IO N
R u r a l p o p u la t io n is d e f in e d a s t h a t r e s id in g o u t s id e o f I n c o r p o r a t e d p la c e s h a v in g 2 ,5 0 0 in h a b it a n t s o r m o r e .
PLATE NO. 50
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF NORTH DAKOTA, BY COUNTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In case of decrease the per cent Is Inserted u nd e r the county name.
TO TA L P O PU LATIO N
RURAL POPULATIO N
□
'/''A
LEW THAN 6 PER CENT
16 TO 26
PER
6 TO 16 PER CENT
26
PER CENT
TO
60
CENT
m
6 0 PER CENT AND OVER
R ural population is defined as th a t residing outside of Incorporated places having 2,500 inh a b itan ts o r more.
PLATE NO. 51
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF OHIO, BY COUNTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In case of decrease the per cent is Inserted under the county name.
T O T A L P O P U LA T IO N
RURAL PO PULATIO N
LAK E ' r ' % A S H T A B U L A
LAKE
'M iiM
'L U C A S .
;L U C A 6 ‘
FULTON
F U LT O N '
-2.1%
—
0.6%
CUYAHOGAi
WOOD
PORTAGE
PORTAGE
SENECA
PA U L D IN G
-0 .9 %
6ENECA
- 5 . 6%
//
iMAMONINOl
-1 7 .4 %
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
- 0 .8 %
-6 .9 %
WYANDOT
(ASHLAND!
ICRAWFORD/
-1 .7 %
pSTARK*
/C O L U M B IA N A ^
-1 0 .4 %
RICHLAND*
'/
AU G LAIZE ✓
-A A 7 .
COLUM BIANA
ICRAWFORO
■
! - I 1.3%
[r i c h l a n d ;
-1 .9 %
'A
CARROLL
- 6 . 2%
.0 %
MORROW I
- 8 .0 %
HARRISON
- 6 . 9%
DELAWARE
-1.1%
"GUERNSEY:
- 6 .0 %
- 1.8 %
BELMONT*
.
T
TUSCARAWAS:
*— I -3 .0 %
|
COSHOCTON
HARRISON
-1 0 .3 %
DELAWARE
-4 .7%
DARKE
.l ic k in g :
MORROW I
I—
LOGAN
- 8 . 1%
KNOX'
LOGAN
- 1 . 1%
CHAM PAIG N
DARKE
WYANOOT
~J
ALLEN
CARROLL
- 6 . 2%
-1 .7 %
SHELBY
|
VAN WERT
>LLE!
MERCER
-0 .5 %
►CUYAHOGA
DEFIANCE
-10.1%
OEFIANCE
OEAUOA
O TTAW A
QEAUGA
-6 .9 %
-1 .9 %
C HAM PAIG N
- 6 .2 %
LICKIN G
‘ GUERNSEY
[b e l m o n t '
CLARK
CLARK
- 5 .7 %
I
PERRY
FAIR FIE LO
PREBLE
NOBLE
j
"| -4.4% L
; m a d i s o n J *.
I
FAIRFIE LO
MONROE
PICKAW AY
GREENE
PICKAW AY
-5 .9 %
-3 .2 %
I
F AY ET T E'
FAYETTE
■'— -9 .4 %
-5 .9 %
|
CLINTON
-2 .2 % y
VINTON
-10.1%
-1 4 .6 %
IN C R E A S E
MEIGS.
PIKE
- 1 3 .5 %
-10.8%
•
I JACKSON
LESS THAN 5 PER CENT
GALLIA
;s c iO T < r
ROSS
- 8 .6 %
DECREASE
H A M ILT O N '
-6 .8 % .
fATH ENS;
CLINTON
—7.8%l
LAWRENCE
5
TO
15
H AM ILTO N
HIGHLAND
- 10 . 2 %
MEIGS
-13 .2 %
'3 .5%
I
G ALLIA
PER CENT
I0.2%d
SCIOTO^
15
TO
25
PER CENT
25
TO
50
PER CENT
50
PER CENT AND OVER
v -O.I%
LAWRENCE
V-4.8%
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d pla ce s h a v in g 2,5 0 0 in h a b ita n ts o r m o re .
-6 .9 %
WASHINGTON
HOCKING
-3 .1 %
BU TLER ;
|
MORGAN
-io.i%r
-3 .1 %
i.
WASHINGTON
HOCKINO
NOBLE
n -4.4% •-
-1 0 .3 %
MONROE
-1 3 .8 %
PLATE NO.
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF OKLAHOMA, BY COUNTIES: 1907 19 1 0
I n c a s e o f d e c r e a s e t h e p e r c e n t is in s e r t e d u n d e r t h e c o u n t y n a m e .
TO T A L P O PU LATIO N
RURAL PO PU LATIO N
harper
ALFALFJ
WOODWARD
QARFIELO
'///////A
PAWNEE
PAYNE
DEWEY
BLAINE
LOGAN
(JMCOLM
—C.7%
OKLAHOMA
-4 6";
SCQUOV4
.
'/s.
BECKHAM
KIOWA
2 5 TO 5 0 PER CCNT
R u r a l p o p u la t io n is d e f in e d a s t h a t r e s id in g o u t s id e o f I n c o r p o r a t e d p la c e s h a v in g 2 ,5 0 0 in h a b it a n t s u r m o re .
PLATE NO. 53
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF OREGON, BY CO U NTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In c a s e o f d e c r e a s e t h e p e r c e n t Is In s e r te d u n d e r t h e c o u n t y n a m e .
TOTAL POPULATIO N
RURAL PO PULATIO N
INCREASE
fc’S H L tM ™ » « » « » « » T
S TO I 6 K l CENT
gg H
16 TO 35 r n
CENT
26 TO 50 >E< CENT
sa
6 0 *€A CENT AND OVCH
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e f in e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u t s id e o f in c o r p o r a t e d p la c e s h a v in g 2 ,5 0 0 in h a b it a n t s o r m o r e .
PLATE NO. 54
PER C EN T OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF PE N N SYLVAN IA, BY COUNTIES: 1900 1910
In case of d e c r e a s e t h e p e r c e n t Is I n s e r t * 1 under the county namp.
T O T A L PO PU LATIO N
P M tL A O fL P H tA
RURAL POPULATIO N
P H IL A D E L P H IA
IN C R E A S E
LESS THAN 5 PER CENT
■
I ______I D E C R E A S E
I '/ / 'A
6 t 0 , b p e b ceN T
★
t8 8 8 «
V x 't t a
I 6 TO 2 5 PER CENT
5 0 PER CENT AND OVER
2 5 TO 5 0 PER CENT
NO RU RA L PO PULATIO N
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as th a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
PLATE NO. 55
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF PORTO RICO, BY M U N IC IP A L IT IE S : 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In c a s e o f d e c r e a s e t h e p e r c e n t is in s e r t e d u n d e r t h e n a m e o f t h e m u n ic ip a li t y .
TO TA L POPULATIO N
CAMUT 'HATH.LO*
, BAYAMkn I
LPlEDRA*'
u tu aoo
- 6 .4 %
.m u m a c a o ?
MAVAGUCZ
'CIDRAy
LORENZO
IBONITO*
GRANDE
'YABUCOA'
, COAMO
,PATILLA8<
MAUNABO
,QUAYAMA I
RURAL PO PULATIO N
X\vsJ
VEGA XT
BAJA <?■
CAMUY jH ATl
ALTA
i EORAI
/ffclRANDE,
fTRLWILLt
fC^ALTO
UTUAOO
Cl ALE*
-e.o%
W AV,
CAQUAS
MARICAO
r ~ l 3 .9 %
HUMACAa
(BAN LORENZO
YABUCOA
COAMO
lYAUCO,
PATILLA8
IRROYOJ
INC R E A S E
□
|
',\
LES3 THAN 5 PER CENT
DECREASE
I 5 TO 25 PER CENT
.^
6 TO 16 PER CENT
★
P5Z3
5 0 PER CENT AND 0VER
2 5 TO 50 PER CENT
NO RURAL POPULATION
R u r a l p o p u la t io n is d e f in e d a s t h a t r e s id in g o u t s id e o f p la c e s h a v in g 2 ,5 0 0 in h a b it a n t s .
PLATE NO. 56
PER C EN T OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, BY COUNTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
I n c a s e o f d e c r e a s e t h e p e r c e n t is in s e r t e d u n d e r t h e c o u n t y n a m e .
TO T A L PO P U L A T IO N
RURAL P O PU LAT IO N
R u r a l p o p u la t io n is d e f in e d a s t h a t r e s id in g o u t s id e o f in c o r p o r a t e d p la c e s h a v in g 2 .5 0 0 in h a b it a n t s o r m o r e .
PLATE NO. 57
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF SOUTH DAKOTA, BY C O U NTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In c a s e o f d e c re a s e th e p e r c e n t is in s e r t e d u n d e r t h e c o u n t y n a m e .
TOTAL POPULATIO N
RURAL PO PU LATIO N
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,5 0 0 in h a b ita n ts o r m o re .
PLATE NO. 58
PER C EN T OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF TENN ESSEE, BY COUNTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In c a s e o f d e c r e a s e t h e p e r c e n t is in s e r t e d u n d e r t h e c o u n t y n a m e .
TO T A L P O PU LA T IO N
RURAL P O PU LATIO N
INCREASE
□
fo y V .'l LESi THAN 6 PER CENT
R 8888
16 TO 2 6 PER CENT
DECREASE
5 TO 16 PER CENT
2 6 TO 6 0 PER CENT
m
6 0 PER CENT ANO OVEN
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2.5 0 0 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
PLATE NO. 59
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF TE XAS , BY C O U N T IE S : 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In c a s e o f d e c re a s e t h e p e r c e n t is in s e r t e d u n d e r t h e c o u n t y n a m e .
TO TA L POPULATIO N
^
DECREASE
INCREASE
LESS THAN S PER CENT
5 TO 16 PER CENT
16 TO 2 5 PfR CENT
2 6 TO 6 0 PER CENT
6 0 PER CENT AND OVER
PLATE NO. 60
PER C EN T OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF TE XAS , BY COUNTIES; 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In c a s e
o f d e c r e a s e t h e p e r c e n t Is In s e r t e d u n d e r t h e c o u n t y n a m e .
RURAL PO PU LA T IO N
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,5 0 0 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 61
PER C ENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF UTAH, BY C OUNTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
I n case of decrease the per cent is inserted und e r the county name.
RURAL PO PU LA T IO N
T O T A L P O P U L A T IO N
LEM THAW 6 PE* CENT
□
16 TO 26 PE* CENT
6 0 FEU CENT AND OVER
decrease
_ J 6 TO 16 PER CENT
______ 26 TO-60 fen CENT
R ural population is d efined as th a t re sid ing o utsid e o f incorporated places having 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r more.
PLATE NO. 62
PER C E N T OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF VIR G IN IA , BY COUNTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In c a s e o f d e c r e a s e t h e p e r c e n t is in s e r t e d u n d e r t h e c o u n t y n a m e .
TO TA L PO PU LATIO N
lY LVAN 'A /
'
CvCAM^Bltlj
.MONT ' / A
y GOMERY
TAZEWELL
kHIWKINTA.
\HknCtWf
■-C'Tt h»
' /*
kitoHOt
IOW Altar,
VB.n]'
SHAKVOtTI
'WISE
Jft-UNCNBURG}
Ru s s e l l ;
FLOYD.
SMYTl
CARROLL
SCOTT
WASHINGTON^
*o u tM X > q
AAMPTO H1
ICCKLCNBUttOf
'//"///A
' GRAYSON
RURAL PO PULATIO N
% V V -'
/ C°u2^ \ -^®TAFFc
LESS THAN 5 PER CENT
^GREENE y-IORANGE.CpOT
///•
ALLEGHANY
* 2 -o \
’ GLOU]
BOTETOURT'
^CESTl
GILES
JUCHANAN,
.MONT V /1
f GOMERYJ
tDICK fc N
FRANKLIN
[RUSSELL*
WYTHE
FLOYD.
—0.7%
CARROLL
SUSSEX
I P it t s y l v j
'/ / s VANIA
's o u th X
V a m pt o i
/ WASHINGTON
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as th a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
fo lk )
PLATE NO. 63
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF W ASHINGTO N, BY C O U NTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In c a s e o f d e c r e a s e t h e p e r c e n t is in s e r t e d
u n d e r th e c o u n ty n a m e .
TOTAL PO PULATIO N
RURAL POPULATIO N
INCREASE
□
m
L'C* * THAU 5 PCS CENT
( ^ 3
5 TO 15 ecu cent
I
15 TO 2 5 pen CENT
] * 8 TO 5 0 te a CENT
BB
bo
Few CCNT ANO oven
Rura, popuiation is defined as th a t re sid ing outsid e o f incorporated piaces h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
PLATE NO.
PER C ENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF W E ST VIR G IN IA , BY C O U NTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In case of decrease the per cent is inserted under the county
T O TA L P O PU LAT IO N
RURAL P O PU LATIO N
n
DECREASE
IN C R E A S E
HAN C O C K
Rural population is defined as th a t residing o utside o f incorporated places having 2 500 inh a b itan ts o r more.
PLATE NO.
PER CENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF W IS C O N SIN , BY C O U N TIES : 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
I n c a s e of d e c r e a s e t h e p e r c e n t is i n s e r t e d u n d e r t h e c o u n t y l a m e .
T O TA L P O P U LA T IO N
RURAL PO PU LATIO N
BA YFIE LD
BAYFIELD
D OUGLAS'
DOUGLAS
-15.5%
.IRON'
AS HLAN D -
V ILAS
V ILAS
BU R N ETT ^ W A S H B U R N
P R IC E 1
POLK
BARRON
i 8AW YER j
FLORENCE i
[SAWYER
ONEIDA
BURNETT
PRICE i
If o r e s t I
RUSK,
POLK
LINC OLN -
BARRON
'R U SK
! LINCOLN
LANGLADE
TAYLOR
C HIPPEW A
OCONTO
M AR AT H O N '
EAU CLAIRE
O N E ID A 1
M AR IN ETTE
ta ylo r;
6 T . CROIX
-3 .4 %
FLORENCE
,C H IP P E W A '
ST. CROIX
- 2 .0 %
i OCONTO
SH AW AN O ,
C LARK
PIERCE
PEPIN
;w o o d
BU FFALO
\-4 .5 %
P0,R T? ? E i W? U ^ AC/ i
WOOD
BU FFALO
V -4 .5 %
JAC KS O N
- 2 . 2%
W AUSHARA
W AUSHARA
ADAM S
AD AM S
MONROE
OU TAGAM IE
JACKSON
— 2 .2 %
/\ J U N E A U '
1
$2
MONROE
- 1.0 %
/#
f v
\ A
tc T >
& y f / s // / ' / '
? I /F O N D DU LAC l
FOND DU LAC
X '/'/'/'/'/'S
VERNON
LESS TH AN 5 PER CENT
VERNON
- 0 .8 %
C O LU M BIA
-0 .6 %
SAUK
-4 .4 %
SA UK
R IC H LAN D
-3 .5 %
DODGE
-3 .0 %
6 TO I 5 PER CENT
IB
DANE
TO 2 5
PER CENT
DANE
lEFFERSO f
- 1 .4 %
IOWA
-2 .7 %
GRANT
RACINE i
LA F AYE T T E
- 4 .2 %
GREEN
-4 .7 %
ROCK
WALWORTH,
iKE N O S H A l
RACIN!
5 0 PER CENT AND OVEI
LA F AYE T T E
- 4 .2 %
GREEN
-8 .3 %
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2 ,5 0 0 in h a b ita n ts o r m o re .
!
|
ROCK
WALWORTH.
/ KENOSHA
'/ / / / / / A t .
PLATE NO. 66
PER C ENT OF INCREASE OR DECREASE OF POPULATION OF W Y O M IN G , BY C O U N TIES : 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0
In case o f decrease the per cent is Inserted under the county name.
T O T A L P O PU LAT IO N
RURAL PO PULATIO N
Rural population is defined as th a t re sid ing outside o f incorporated places having 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r more.
PLATE NO. 67
1. POPULATION PER SQUARE M ILE , BY S T A TE S : 1910
N U M B E R OP INHABITANTS
P E R SQ UARE MILE.
I
I Less t han 2
urn 2 to 6
6 to 18
E 3 18 to 45
GS 45 to 90
I B 90 and over.
The heavy lines (— ) show geographic divisions.
2. POPULATION PER SQUARE M ILE , BY S T A T E S : 1900
P O P tX A T I O N P E R
S Q U A R E M ILE.
I I Less than 2
E I ]2 t o 6
E 3 6 to 18
ES3 18 to 45
45 to 90
liMEl 90 and over.
The heavy lines ( _ ) show geographic divisions.
PLATE NO. 68
POPULATION PER SQUARE M ILE , BY C O U N T IE S : 1910
•Ofct.
PO PU LATION
P E R S Q U A R E M ILE.
C = l
Less Ihan 2
1........1 2 to 6
18 to 45
&
%
%
%45 (0 90
mm 90 and over.
PLATE NO. 69
D E N S IT Y OF PO PULATIO N OF ALABA M A, BY C O U N TIES ; 1910
T O T A L P O P U LA T IO N
RURAL PO PULATIO N
NUMBER OF INHABITANTS
PER SQUARE MILE
LESS THAN 2
[CULLMAN
rOWAi
18 TO 4 5
BLOUI
.BLOUI
LAM-
1BURNE-
T rson}
ALLADEGAj
IRANDOLI
‘ LOOS Aj
>8HELBY<
PICKEN8,
:o o s a
a l l a p o o s a Jc h a m i
iPOOSAlCH AMBER
►CHILTON-
!c h i l t o n ,
'HALE!
:h a l e -
[PERRY.
►SUMTER^
more!
SllM TE R '
-AUTAUGA-
ITAUOA!
macon;
‘LLAS i
DALLAS.
1RUSSEI
'MCNTGOMERvj
i MONTGOMERY!
.MARENGO'
[M a r e n g o ,
LOWNDES'
LOWNDES
i BULLOCl
■WlLCOXi
WILCi
BARBOUR i
[b u t l e r .
PIKE
'CLARKE
MONROE^
>MONROl
w a s h in o t o n !
;CONECUH
g$8o88<
K v dale
’ CONECUH(
WASHINGTON
DALE-
HENRYjXj
, COVINGTON^
M
M
HOUSTON.
, HOUSTON*
MOBILE'
(MOBILE1
.BALOWIN
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,5 0 0 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 70
D E N S ITY OF PO PULATIO N OF AR IZO N A, BY C O U N T IE S : 1910
TO T A L P O P U LA T IO N
RURAL P O PU LATIO N
R ural population Is defined as th a t re sid ing outside of Incorporated places h aving 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
PLATE NO. 71
D E N S ITY OF PO PULATIO N OF ARKANSAS, BY C O U N TIES : 1910
T O T A L P O P U LA T IO N
RURAL P O PU LATIO N
'ULTON'
’ CARRQLl
CARROL I
RANDOU
[GREENE
^WASHINGTON
w W w J
IADISON «*»
•MADI
WASHINGTON^
'sto ne.
[CRAIGHEAD,)
C v W W w
INDEPENDENCE
PENDEI
(CLEBURNE^
JHNSON.
,CONWAY,
>LOGAN
JACKSON
, CROSS.'
.WHITE.
’ FAULKNER •
ICRITTENDEI
;kso n ’
buren-
[JOHNSON
POINSETT
co nw ay X
lASTlAN,
w h it e
>AULKNER;
.WOOORUFI
'OODRUFI
[ST. FRANCIS
ST. FRANCI8 ’
YELL-
-SCOTT
LONOKE.
SALINE
MONROE
y/z/zA////
MONTGOMERY
MONROE
MONTGOMERY
> o lk '
ILLIPS*
HOT SPRING!
,JEFFERSON‘
■HOT SPRING)
ARKANSA8.
•JEFFERSON;
ARKANSA8
IHOWARI
■CLARK
CLARK;
'DALLAS,
.LINCOLN
W
m
,DALLAS / X
LINCOLN
^Cl e v e l a n d ’
(CLEVELAND
DESHA,
Jh e m p s t e a d !
.LITTLE RIVER
Ne v a d a ;
■HEMPSTEAD^
NEVADA'
orew '
OUACHITA'
S i
orew;
CALHOUN
'BRADLEY
'BRADLEY'
CHICOTCOLUMBIA.
a .a f a y e t t e ]
ASHLEY'
•ASHLEY
LLAFAYETTEI
aagSSa
R ural population is d efined as th a t re s id in g o utsid e o f incorporated places having 2,500 In h a b ita n ts o r more.
PLATE NO. 72
D E N S IT Y OF PO PULATIO N OF C ALIFO R N IA , BY C O U N T IE S :
T O T A L P O P U L A T IO N
1910
RURAL PO PU LA T IO N
MODOC
NUMBER OP INHABITANTS
PER SQUARE MILE
8H A 8 T A
SHA8TA
/
LESS THAN
LA S S E N
LA88CN
W / '/ '/ 'f ''
6 TO 18
. T E H A M A /' / .
* / , T E H A M A /' 'X
f / , /' .
PLUM AS S /
PLUMA9 /'
^
1 8 TO 4 5
olenn'K®u.t.t^/^,®ierra'
46
to
90
90
AND OVER
NO RURAL POPULATION
Qonhoo
r/'/.U
f/ / ',
MONO
CONTRA COSTA
SAN FRANCISCO -'*'1
CONTRA C 0 8 T a 5 S L
SAN F R A N C I S C O I
tvj o l o m n e
MARIN
MARIN
*
ALAM EDA J K
alam eda
J
BAN M A T E O -
SAN M A T E O -*!
SANTA C R U Z -SA N TA CRUZ
LUi. '? ' ''////,
/ I**™ */ '/ / .
■ AN B E R N A R D IN O
S A N B E R N A R D IN O
/ iA N T A 'V
/7f //*S*
t
BARBARA
__________ -
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as th a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2.500 in h a b ita n ts o r m o re .
PLATE NO
PLATE
D E N S ITY OF POPULATION OF C O N N E C TIC U T AND RHODE ISLAN D , BY C O U NTIES: 1910
1. C O N N E C T IC U T
PLATE NO. 75
D EN S ITY OF PO PULATIO N OF DELAW ARE, BY C O U N T IE S : 1910
TO TAL PO PU LATIO N
RURAL P O P U L A T IO N
N UM BER OF IN H A B ITA N TS
PER SQUARE M IL E
□
LESS TH A N 2
2 TO
6
Rural population Is defined as that residing outside of Incorporated p.aces having 2,500 Inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 76
D E N S ITY OF PO PULATIO N OF FLO RIDA, BY C O U N TIES : 1910
T O T A L P O PU LA T IO N
Rural population Is defined as th a t residing outside of Incorporated places having 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r more.
P LA TE NO. 77
D ENSITY OF POPULATION OF GEORGIA, BY CO U NTIES: 1910
TO TA L PO PULATIO N
RURAL POPULATIO N
[d
oc.
o a* o
t
JHAT T OoV aJ v m GOR DOn V
IA W 80I
FLOVOi
[MADISON'
[MAOlSOMi
c l a RK e T v
OOLfTHORPEj
A.INCOLN
llH C O L P T
ju g la !
rT O N iO EKA LB,
ywSSSSSMctAin
iCAMROLLj
?
IPAULDINQ^
; c a m f b e llU o n /
COLUMBIA
iN t W TO N|Q £ MORGAN^
COLUMBIA
^CAMPBELL!
•CARROLL.
RICHMOND*
, COWE T A ,
To m
, JASPER*
■HANCOCK 1
|8PALDIN Q|
.HANCOCK
SPALDING,
[jEFFEKSON
jEFFERSONj
IALOWIN
‘ WASHINOTON'U P S O N '
>JENKINS
W ILKINSON'
JOHNSON,
‘TALBOT
.SCREVEN,
JOHNSON
■c r a w f o r d ’
.TALBOT^
TW iG G I
■MUSCOGEE*
LAUREN9
jA V W S jjj
[MUSCOOiEJ
•H A T T A O d
J40 0C H IC -
'BULLOCH
MACON
iHATTA\x4mARIOnI
^HOOCHE E ^ / W N ^ J
-SCHLEY:
BCHLEYy
O vaXXXJ
TOOM BB’
~WILCOX
-CRISP'
lONTGOMER^
T ATTN ALL
‘ WILCOX
K j e l f a iit
‘ TOOMBS
■CHATHAM1
'T E LFAIR ,
‘ jE F F OAVH
'JEFF OAVI1
^TERRELL*
MW
‘ C LA Y:
'C LAY
>UCHERTY ^X XX X>C )<
WORTH
'T IF T ,
PIERCE'
•PIERCE-
.EARLY
EARLY
•COLQUITT >
wOwOOOC
[THOM A 8 ^£ B R O O K S *
.COLQUITT
.MILLER
CLINCH
wvvs
! q Ra o y <
GLYNN
'/////
.m it c h e l l I
M ITCHELL,
X>OECATUR
[ m c in t o s i
C A L H O U N * £ d OUGHERTY
COFFEE
AMDCN
C AM DEN^
, LOWNDES*
OECATUR
>q r a d y ;
’ BROOKS<
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 78
D E N S ITY OF POPULATION OF H A W A II, BY COUNTIES; 1910
PLATE NO. 79
D ENSITY OF POPULATION OF IDAHO, BY C O U NTIES: 1910
TO TAL PO PULATIO N
RURAL PO PULATIO N
BONNER
* o o t e Na i
3MOSMOWC
LESS THAN 2
LATAH
NEZ PERCE
9 0 ANO OVEH
IDAHO
LEMHI
WASHINGTON
CUSTER
FREMONT
CANYON
B l a in e
ELMORE
L in c o l n
BANNOCK
OWYHEE
TWIN
FALLS
C AS8IA
ONEIDA
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 80
D E N S ITY OF PO PULATIO N OF IL L IN O IS , BY C O U NTIES: 1910
TO TA L P O PU LA T IO N
RURAL P O PU LATIO N
WO DAVIESJ
O xvmchenr’
;o g l e '
fC ARROLL)
)EK ALI
BU R EAU,
MERCER
KA NK A K E E ]
.9TARK1
.M A R S H A L L 1
.K N O X;
•LIVIN G STO N
’ PEORIA X R w O O D F O R D ’
’ McLE,
T AZEW ELL<
F U LT O N i
IROQUOIS^
HANCOCK
M ASO N,
tD E W IT T .
SCH U YLER ,
: LOGAN''
rC H AM PAIG f
MENARD*
A D AM S;
^BHOWN
IACON ■
M ORGAN.
SANG AM ON )
•D OU GLASj
PlKE^
►CHRISTIAN^
;GREENEj
C LARK,
JAS PER .
■FAYETTE
NUMBER OF INHABITANTS
PER SQUARE M ILE
bond;
.M AD IS O N ,
CLAY
.M ARION
»c l i n t o n / £ -
LESS THAN 2
IW ASHINGTON j
rMONROEl
R AN D O LP m K PERRY
AND OVER
'JA C K S O N :
ALEXAN D ER
PULASKI
R u ra l p o p u la tio n Is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e of in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 81
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF IN D IA N A , BY COUNTIES: 1910
TOTAL POPULATIO N
RURAL PO PULATIO N
[L A G R A N G E [S T E U B E N ]
LAKE
N O H LE
'O E K A L B
.M A R S H A L L ]
Jv>OOck
ALLEN
vcooo
:^tjA SpkR f PULf S.Klfc FULTON
CASS
W H IT E
NUM BER
PER
OF
BENTON
IN H A B IT A N T S
SQUARE
W ELLS
fC A R R O L L 1
'XKKXXx
M IL E
GRANT'
HOW ARD
C L IN T O N JJ T IP T O N
(R A N O O L P I
[H A M IL T O I
HENRY
W AYNE
'M A R IO N
PARKE
90
AND
RUSH
PUTNAI
OVER
IH E L B '
MORGAN
, VIQO
F R A N K L IN
C LAY
IE C A T U I
OW EN
,O x - tB R O W I
S U L LIV A N
R IP L E Y
w ouv
O H IO
S W IT Z E R
xNvlahd:
v . ■,•.«ss x s sx ■; -yK N O X iO A V I E S S P ' <?• ,
.
i a x x
ORANGE
C LA R K '
PIKEy»DUBOIs5pRAWFORO'
G IB S O N
W A R R IC K
PERRY
IP E N C E I
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as th a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
iH A R R IS O I
PLATE NO. 82
D E N S ITY OF PO PULATIO N OF IO W A, BY C O U N TIES : 1910
T O TA L P O PU LATIO N
LYO N
^ D IC K IN S O N X j^ E M M E T
W ORT
HOW ARD1
A L L Al
K O SSUTi
S IO U X
O ’ B R IE N
Clay
CERRO
jP A L O A L T «
HANCOCK
FLOYD
GORDO
CLA Y TO N
BUENA;
PLYM O U TH
| H U M B O L D T«
W R I G H T Sj F R A N K U N K
V IS T A
BR EM ER
B U TLER
IB U C H A N A N J►
delaw ar eK
W OODBURY i
rC A L H O U N l W E B S T E R
H A M IL T O N L . H A R D IN
dubuq uei
GRUNDY
JA C K S O N
JO N E S
M ONONA
CRAW FO RD
CAR R O LL
BOONE
TAM A
S TO R Y
B EN TO N
M ARSHALL'
L IN N
C L IN T O N ,
CEDAR
H A R R IS O N
S HELBY
G U TH R IE
[p o l k
D ALLAS
> O W E SH IEI
IO W A
IJ O H N S O N
M U S C A T IN E *
P O T T A W A T TA M IE ^
A D A IR
M A D IS O N
W ARREN
M A R IO N
M AHASKA
KEOKUK
L O U IS A
M IL L S
U N IO N
ADAM S;
TAYLO R ,
FREM O N T
C LAR KE
LUCAS
R IN G G O L D ' D E C A T U R .
M O NR OE!
W APELLOi
W AYNE
HENRY
D A V IS
RURAL PO PULATIO N
ly o n
:
^ D lC K IN S O N r/ E M M E T .
,W O R T I
:M I T C H E L L a Jh o W A RO>
K O SSUTH
^ S IO U X
.O 'B R IE N
•CERRCr
C L A Y / / > jp A L O A L T l
FLO YD -
iH A N C O C K '1
)C L A Y T O N ]
F A YE TTE '
PLYM O U TH;
> BUEN A<
[H U M B O L D T j
[C H E R O K E E !
br em er
W R IG H T * * F R A N K L IN ^
‘B U T L E R :
. h a m i l t o n K h a r d i n ':
.G R U N D Y
J V IS T A
:
^ U C H AN A N
[W O O D B U R Y ;
CALH OUI
A R eJ X d u B U Q U B '
.J A C K S O N
M ONONA'
■C RAW FORD*
•B E N T O N .
^ C A R R O LL?
[S T O R Y
L IN N
.M A R S H A L L .
.C L I N T O N
CEDAR
.H A R R IS O N ,
G U TH R IE ;
DALLAS'
> O W E SH IEI
’PO LK*
l O W A ^ Q O JO H N S O N
M U S C A T IN E ;
'P O T T A W A T T A M IE ,
ADAIR*
M A D IS O N .
‘W A R R E N
M A R IO N
;M A H A S K A
.K E O K U K '
(L O U IS A
►
M IL L S '
ADAM S'
’t a y l o r <
.L U C A S O t M O N R O E 1
CLAR KE’
R IN G G O L D ^ .D E C A T U R ;
’W A Y N E :
W APELLO<
HENRY
'D A V I S j
N U M B E R O F IN H A B IT A N T S P E R S Q U AR E M IL E
□
LESS TH A N
2 TO 0
2
6
TO I 8
I 8 TO 4 5
45
TO 9 0
9 0 AND O V E R
R ural population is d efined as th a t re sid ing outside of incorporated places having 2,500 in h a b itan ts or more.
PLATE NO. 83
D EN S ITY OF POPULATION OF KANSAS, BY C O U N TIES ; 1910
T O TA L POPULATIO N
DONIPHAN
C M E YfN N f
OECATUR
BROWN1
REPUBLIC
NORTON / V PHILLIPS
.M AR SH ALL'
ATCHISON]
iJACKSONj
.c l o u d ;
THOMA9
ROOKS
LEAVENWORTH
M ITCHELL
OSBORNE
RILEYj
WYANDOTTE
OTTAWA
LINCOLN
.COVE
TREGO
ELLIS
^^XjJwABAUNSEI
RUSSELL
SALINE
[ELLSWORTl
G R lllt r j
MORRIS
RUSH
WIC H,T» J - I C o V t >
| d o u g l a s >>JOHN s o n :
[ d ic k in s o n ]
LYON.
wJvXvs*
>McPHER60N]
MARIO N1
W M
, HODGEMi
HAMILTON*
HARVEY
EOWAROS
GRAY
9TANTON j
[STAFFORD
'r e n o -
•W O O D SO N ^ALLEN J
[GREENWOOD!
bourbon
BUTLER
FORD
[SEDGWICK i
PRATT
GRANT
^wilsonJ^neoshoJKrawford
IINCMAI
IMANCHE
BARBER
HARPER
SUMNER
COWLEY
'LABETTE^C H ER O KEE
RURAL POPULATION
^D O N IP H A N
CHEYENNE
•DECATUR
NORTON/
SMITH
'////////
' JEWELL,
BROWN'
REPUBLIC.
M AR SH ALL^! NEMAHA
ATCHISON<
THOMAS'
:
■ % // / / // / ,
y r o o k s y Y ,o s b o r n e
SHERIDAN J / GRAHAM
Y ////A
(JACKSON!
CLOUD
iT C H E LL/j
CLAY
LEAVENWORTH
[RILEY*
WYANDOTTE
OTTAWA
LINCOLN
WALLACE
LOGAN-
OOVE
TREGO
ELLIS
✓✓✓T/i'IVABAUNSEE'
RUSSELL
s a l in e !
Se l l s w o r t i
RUSH
NES8.
[D OUGLASvJOHNSON
[DICK INSONI
MORRIS-
BARTON'
LYON-
McPHERSONj
1R1O N '
PAWNEE'
HODGEMAN
HARVEY
v l STAFFORD
EOWAROS
GRAY
STANTON j
RENO /
[GREENWOOD!
KIOWA
t
MEAOE
CLARK.
>{COMANCHE
I
BOURBON'
SEDGWICK,
GRANT
STEVENS '/T s e w a r d ]
/OODSO nJX. ALLEN
BUTLER
FORD
KINGMAN
BARBER
HARPER^
WILSON
•SUMNER
NEOSHO ^CRAW FORD
COWLEY
N U M B E R OF IN H A B IT A N T S PER SQUARE M IL E
I
I LESS t h a n 2
2 70 ®
e TO 18
188883 18 TO 4 5
4 5 to 9 0
B B B
9 0 and o v e r
R u ra l pop u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 84
D E N S ITY OF PO PULATION OF KE N T U C K Y , BY C O U NTIES: 1910
TO TA L PO PU LATIO N
RURAL PO PULATIO N
.JEFFER30*
,B«CKINBIOGEN
N U M B E R O f I N H A B IT A N T S P E R S Q U A R E M IL E
e to ia
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u ts id e
:
of incorporated places naving 2,500 inhabitants or more.
PLATE NO. 85
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF LO UISIAN A, BY PARISHES: 1910
TOTAL PO PULATIO N
‘MOREMOOSE
•CLAIBORNE'
‘LINCOLN*
'OUACMITA>
‘JACKSON,
(ELL^J
p
r a
InaTCMiTOCMEI
RURAL POPULATION
MBCRVILLEi
’ ASSUMPTION'
Rural population is defined as th a t residing outside of incorporated places having 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r more.
PLATE NO. 86
D E N S ITY OF PO PULATIO N OF M AIN E AN D M ASSACHUSETTS, BY COU NTIES: 1910
L E SS T H A N
2 TO
6
6 TO
18
2
1 8 TO 4 5
45
TO 9 0
90
AND OVER
PLATE NO. 87
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF MARYLAND, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TO TA L POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
★
HO RURAL POPULATION
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as th a t re s id in g o u ts id e of in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,5 0 0 in h a b ita n ts o r m o re .
PLATE NO. 88
D EN S ITY OF POPULATION OF M IC HIG AN , BY C O UNTIES: 1910
TOTAL P O PU LATIO N
RURAL PO PU LATIO N
KEW EENAW .
ONTONAGON
BARAGA
'/ L U C E .
G O G E B IC
•M A R Q U E T T E
ALG ER
■ C H IP P E W A
M A C K IN A C
CHARLEVO IX-
CHA R LE VO IX -
NUMBER
.A L C O N A
PER
□
E
2 2
ALCO NA.
M IL E
LE S 8 T H A N
W /A
[m a s o n s l a k e
O F IN H A B I T A N T S
SQUARE
2
t °
6
6
TO
18
2
IO S C O ,
[M A S O N K L A K E
’H U R O N .
[h u r o n :
Y/sA 46 T0 90
>CEANAl
[T U S C O L A ^
iA N I L A l
00
AND
> C E A N AI
TU SC O LA.
O V ER
S T .}<
;l a i r .
'I O N I A i
'A L L E G A N l
ZVANV
BUREN
ALLE G AN
;B A R R Y ( E A T O N
lA L H O U ^ J A C K S O N I
JO S E P H *
[B U R E ,
Il e n a w e e ]
Te a t o n I
:A L H O U r / jA C K S O N ]
[L E N A W E E ]
ZCULL
R u ra l p o p u la tio n Is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r
g a r r y
more.
PLATE NO. 89
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF MINNESOTA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TOTAL PO PULATIO N
RURAL POPULATION
KITTSON
MARSHALL
KOOCHICHINO
'PENNINGTON
LAKE
.POLK
ITASCA
y NORMAN
;c l a y ;
DECKER
■CARLTON
:OTTER T AIL'
NUMBER OF INHABITANTS
PER SQUARE MILE
'M ILLCj
CLAC8J
to do ;
'O R A N T /p DOUGLAS ■
STEVENS'
. POPE
STEARNS'
,ISANTI
INOKA:
I8WIFT,
m eeker:
LAR$8oCCH,PPEWA
Qui parlejX^XXXXXS
9 0 AND OVER
MCLEOD, •CARVE Ri
YELLOW MEDICINE
, r e n v il l e :
.DAKOTA,
SIBLEY
LYON,
REDWOOD'
GOODHUE
.NICOLLET,
/ABASHA
-ESUEURj
'BROWN£PIPE <
s to ne I
Ro c k .
cotton^Sk^
55$ WOOD^V^V^
NOBLES.
J ackson
[BLUE EAR!
F ^ASECAjsTEELEj635G£j o l m s t e d ;
FARIBAULT'
FREEBORN*
•MOWER;
'FILLMORE*
iHOUSTOI
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m o re .
PLATE NO.
D ENS ITY OF POPULATION OF M ISS ISSIPPI, BY COUNTIES: 1910
T O T A L P O P U L A T IO N
RURAL POPULATIO N
ALCORN
MARSHAL!
TATE
PRENTISS
1T A T I1
u n io n '
PANOLj
LAFAVETTI
PONTOTOC
PONTOTOC
YALOBUSHA
'YALOBUSHA-
TALLAHA1
CALHOUN JCHICK ASAWJ
TALLAHATCHIE
MONROE
CALHOUN*
GRENADA
XsUNj>X
CLAyJ
WEBSTER
flo w e r "
MONT
CpOMERY
CARROLl
CLAY
j SUN .
■loweI
OKTIBBEHA S LOWNDES 1
XHOCTAW
CARROLL’
MONT
S qOMERY-
JwwwviOKTIBBtMAWL0w*0**'
CHOCTAW
WASHINGTON
! HOLMES
WASHINGTON
NOXUBEE
YAZOO
NESHOBA
NESHOBA
>
SAk^><
}QUEN>
QUEN.-
, WARREN
SCOTT
NEWTON £CLAUOERDAlE ‘
LAUDERDALE «'
JASPER
JASPER
CLARKE
ibo r n e
CLAIBORNE i
COPIAH
. c o p ia h !
SIMPSON
JEFFERSON
JONES
/ dams
JEFFERSON
WAYNE
JONES
LINCOLN 1
p r a n k l in
ADAMS
WILKINSON*
AMITE
MARION
\/GREENE
V///
WILKINSON
GEORGE
PEARL RIVER^
HARRISON
JACKSON
\/ JACKSON /.
;; y//fa
.HANCOCK
N U M B E R OF IN H A B IT A N T S PER SQ U A R E M IL E
LESS TH/
2 TO 8
Q to 18
K
m
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
PLATE NO. 91
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF MISSOURI, BY COUNTIES; 1910
TOTAL POPULATIO N
RURAL POPULATION
•ATCMUM
’ HALL®
* NO RURAL POPULATION
’ JACKSON
UMCOL I
[lafaycttc
[CALLAWAY'
IARLESJ
LOUIS CITY
o sa o e ;
;BATE(
CAMDEN^
,8T. CLAIR1
JMICKORY-
lOENEVIEVI
iQENEVlEV E,
CEDAR-
[OlRABDEAUj
Jr e y n o lo b !
fOREENE .
fEB9TER I
'SHANNON
’ SCOTT*
►LAWRENCE
y y CARTER-
y///////z
OWELL<
; OZARK
'STODDARD'
'CARTER
-CHRIS!
USlSSiPPij
NEWTONJ
^BUTLER'
, OREOC
.BARRY'
!MCDONALD
MOWELL-
(STONE <
OZARK
IPEM18COU
R u ra l p o p u la tio n Is d e fin e d as th a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,5 0 0 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
■BUTLER'
[OREGON*
RIPLEY,
PLATE NO.
D ENS ITY OF POPULATION OF MONTANA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TO TAL P O PU LATIO N
RURAL POPULATIO N
LINCOLN
TETON
flath ead
CHOUTEAU
'
SANDERS
FERGUS
MEAGHER
GRANITE I
«A V A LL I /l
ROSEBUD
I s il v e r ’
$ BOW W
CU6TER
YELLOWSTONE
GALLATIN
PARK
BEAVERHEAD
I
CARBON
MADISON
N U M B E R O F IN H A B IT A N T S P E R S Q U A R E M IL E
□
LESS THAN 2
6 TO 1 8
4 5 TO 9 0
2 TO 6
1 8 TO 4 5
9 0 ANO OVER
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as th a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 93
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF NEBRASKA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TO TAL POPULATION
KF Y A P A H A
O A W tS
KNOX
C EO A R
CHER RY
6 IO U X
BROW N
HO LT
ROCK
BOXOUTTE
W AYNE;
SCOTTS
HOOKER I
B L A IN E
TH OM AS
‘ C U M IN G
L O U P ■ 'p A R F IE L O > W H E E LE I
MORRILL
BURT
BO ONE
;p ia t t e
M CPHERSON
DODGE M y
V A L L E Y 'jO R E E L E Y
LOT. AN
CUSTER
•N A N C E
C HEYENNE
B U TLE R
( H E R M A N , H O W A R D ^ R R l' c K .
K E IT H
SAUNDERS
SARPV'
PO LK
LIN C O LN
wKw
DAW SON
P E R K IN S
CHASE
H A YE 8
SEW ARD
YO RK
BUFFALO
P H E L P S JK E A R N E Y I
^ / f r o n t ie r
emaha]
H IT C H C O C K
THAYER
IE D W lL L O \
PAW NEE
RURAL POPULATION
BO YD
KF Y A P A H A
6 IO U X
Sh e r iq a n
KNOX
CHER RY
J
BR OW N
ROCK
■
[c e d a r
H 0LT
BO XDUTTE
W AYNE
GRANT
BLUFF
HOOKER |
THOM AS
iA R F IE L I
BURT:
M O R R IL L
Q A R D EN
banner
M cPh e r s o n
LO G AN
V A L L E Y j Q R E E LE Y
■>QTq3
CUSTER
NANCE
C HEYENNf
DEUEL
K E IT H
/ y H ER M AN S H O W A R D
BU TLER
'M E R R IC K ,
SAUNDERS
PO LK
LIN C O LN
P E R K IN S
DAW SON
C H AS E
!
BUFFALO
HALL
'Y O R K x J S E W A R D j
HAYES
PH ELPS Jk EARNEy K a d AM S
C LA Y
I L L M O R B ^ S A L IN E
emaha]
DUNDY
jH IT C H C O C K
THAYER
--------
N U M B E R O F IN H A B IT A N T S P E R S Q U A R E M I L E
1
•-------LESS THA" 2
~
,,
2 TO 8
^V i t i n
e
to
18
E
B8 8 8 8 J is to
“ *wl
45
R
a zn*
y m
P9Q
meSI
45
T0 0O
and over
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2.5 0 0 in h a b ita n ts o r m o re .
PAW NEE
PLATE NO. 94
D ENS ITY OF POPULATION OF NEVADA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TO TA L P O P U LA T IO N
RURAL PO PU LATIO N
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 95
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT, BY COUNTIES: 1910
1. VERMONT
2. NEW HAMPSHIRE
PLATE NO. 96
D ENS ITY OF POPULATION OF NEW JERSEY, BY COUNTIES: 1910
T O T A L P O P U LA T IO N
RURAL POPULATIO N
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m o re
PLATE NO. 97
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF NEW MEXICO, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TOTAL POPULATIO N
■OOAMRIBA
SAW JUAM
RURAL POPULATION
COL FA X
/////A
'
MORA
W cKlN LEY
,8AN TA'
BCRW AULU
G UADALUPE
A TORRANCE
SOCORRO
RQ08EVELT
LINCOLN
CNAVC8
OTERO
'/G R A N T
luna
«*'/A
W '/Z/Z/'A
N U M B E R OF IN H A B IT A N T S PER SQUARE M IL E
LESS THAN 2
8
2 TO 0
18 t o * 5
TO
16
TO 00
m
9 0 AMO OVER
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 98
D EN S ITY OF POPULATION OF NEW YORK, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TO TA L PO PU LATIO N
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,5 0 0 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
P L A T E N O . 99
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TO TA L POPULATIO N
R u ra l p o p u la tio n Is d e fin e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 In h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
PLATE NO. 100
D EN S ITY OF POPULATION OF NORTH DAKOTA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TO TA L PO PULATIO N
D IVID E
BURKE
CAVALIER
BO TTINE AU
‘ R E N V IL L E
TOWNER
w il l ia m s
'
W
/A
WALSM
//////
R AMSEY
M O U NTR AIL,
M cHENRY
PIERCE
BENSON
QRANO FORKS
NELSON
MCKENZIE
EOOY
MCLEAN
W ELLS
SHERIDAN.
'fo ster
CRIGOS
mercer
OLIVER
b u r l e iq
B IL L IN Q 8
M.
STU TSM AN
KIDDER
CASS
BARNE8
STARK
H ET T IN G ER
y 7 .y / A
ra n s o m .
LAMOURE
LOOAN
i
%
RICHLAND
EM M ON S!
BO W M AN
A D AM S
SABOENT
DICKEY
RURAL PO PULATIO N
D IVID E
burke
jR EN V IL L E '
B O TTINE AU
PEM BIN A
C AVALIER
ROLETTE
W
/. M
TO W NERW
W ILL IA M S
WALSH
RAMSEY
M O U N T R A IL
WARD
McHENRY
PIERCE I
BENSON
GRAND FORKS
MCKENZIE
SHERIDAN
WELLS
T R A IL L
GRIGGS^
mercer
STU TSM AN
KIDDER
b il l i n g s
GARNES
CASS
stark
H ET T IN G ER
LOGAN
LAMOURE
RANSOM
RICHLAND
BOWMAN
AOAM8
MCINTOSH
OICKEY
SA RG EN T.
N U M B E R OF IN H A B IT A N T S PER SQUARE M IL E
□
L E M THAN 2
2 TO 0
6 TO I 8
B 8 8 8 9 18 TO 4 5
4 5 TO 9 0
0 0 ANO OVER
R u ra l p o p u la tio n Is d e fin e d as t h a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f In c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2 ,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 101
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF OHIO, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL PO PULATION
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as th a t r e s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
PLATE NO.
P L A T E N O . 103
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF OREGON, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
R u ra , p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as th a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f .n c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2.500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
PLATE NO. 104
D ENS ITY OF POPULATION OF PENNSYLVANIA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TO TA L PO PULATIO N
P H IL A D E L P H IA
RURAL POPULATION
P H IL A D E L P H IA
N U M B E R OF IN H A B IT A N T S PEFI S Q U AR E M IL E
□
LESS T H A N 2
6
TO I 8
1 8 TO 4 5
2 TO 6
•k
m
45
TO 9 0
90
AN D OVER
NO R U R A L PO PU LATION
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore .
PLATE NO. 105
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL PO PULATION
J CHE ROK EE
vor*
lUHGj
OCONEE
OCONEE
BORO'
|ANDERSON I
MARION
[ABBEVILLE
FLORENCE)
[RICHLAND
6 ALUDA
HORRV
l e x in q t o n ;
; EDGEFIELD'
;c a l h o u n ‘
EDGEFIELD
.c l a r e n d o n ;
CALHOUN.
WILLIAMSBURG
ORANGEBURG
i ORANGEBURG*
bam beroI
' 0 A M B fR O (
BARNW ELL’
BARNWELL.
NUMBER OF INHABITANTS
PER SQUARE MILE
COLLETON;
COLLETON
HAMPTON
BEAUFORT-
AND OVER
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as th a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore,
CLARENDON
WILLIAMSBURG’
PLATE NO. 106
D E N S ITY OF POPULATION OF SOUTH DAKOTA, BY C OUNTIES: 1910
TO TA L PO PULATIO N
M
cPherson
CORSON
W
ARDING
PERKINS
DEWEY
/
BUTTE
CLARK
ARM8TRONQ
I DEUEL
STERLING
MEADE
8TANLEY
JERAULD
PENNINGTON
AURORA
CUSTER
;h a n s o n [
Mccook
PIN E
WASHINGTON
DOUGLAS
HUTCHINSON J TURNER.
INDIAN RESERVATION
FALL RIVER
GREGORY
RURAL POPULATIO N
Ca m p b e l l
CORSON
McPh e r s o n
HAROING
PERKINS
j SCHNASSE|
g rant:
POTTER
FAULK
CODINGTON
BUTTE
8PINK
CLARK
Ar m s t r o n g
SULLY
STERLING
HUGHE9
St a n l e y '
b uffalo
'PENNINGTON
.CU8TER
:
W
'/j
WASHABAUQH
P IN E [ r i d g e
w a *HINQTON
TRIPP
r ALL RIVER
rNT>iAN"RE^ERVATION
%
'J
SHANNON
I
*!
BENNETT
TODO
GREGORY
N U M B E R O F IN H A B IT A N T S P E R S Q U A R E M IL E
R u ra i p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
MOODY'
PLATE NO. 107
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF TENNESSEE, BY COUNTIES; 1910
TO TA L POPULATION
U L L IV A I
W W W )]
jG*A!>0ntqomt '*Vi
HENRY
S UMNER.
;A M P B E L l
•UNION
[Ho u s t o n
W ILSO N
DICKSON
[GIBSON-
CLA IB O R N E ,
'MACONjSxCLAV;
J
io b e r t s o n
.MORGAN:
KNOXJ
i E KALI
C A R R O L L'
COCKE
UM BERLAN
'IL L IA M S O n J
lO ANE
SEVIER’
IICKM AI
J88888888
WARREN
HENDEI
'//S O N S ,
PERRY
MADISON
/B L O U N T ,/
M AURY.
;r h e a
LEWIS
T IP T O N ;
EDFORI
MONROE
;R U N D Y.
kHESTEH'
.MOORI
[s h e l b
y J f a y e t t e ih a r d e m a n
:
■HARDIN
WAYNE
IGlLEsi
POLK
F R A N K L IN .];. M A R IO N
L IN C O L N
RURAL POPULATION
,-Amoh t q o m
K^j/OBIONi
W EAKLEY'
P IC K E T T .
MACON>'-'>CLAY
lr Y ? s / s y y s / s S J
S UM NER
C LA IB O R N E
SC O TT
S M ITH
pu tn am
DYER
;
[jE F F E B S O N j
i MORGAI
KNOX
D E K ALB ,
[GIBSONj
;a r T E R i
.U N IO N ’
HOUSTO N
W IL S O N
C A R R O LL
COCKEj
U M BE R LAN I
[WILLIAMSON’
ROAN
SEVIER
H IC K M A N
iCy^MADISO!
B LO U N T
W ARREN
H E NDE R
V^SONxV
PERRY
MAURY]
R HEA,
L E W IS
T IP T O N
MONROE1
.RUND Y:m£STCR
.M O O R E 1
S H E L B v / fA Y E T T EjHA R D E M A R '
A R DIN
W AYNE
L IN C O L N
F R A N K L IN
P O LK
M A RIO N
N U M B E R O F I N H A B IT A N T S P E R S Q U A R E M I L E
□
le s s
2 to
th a n
a
2
Y y y y / i S TO 1 8
18
TO 4 5
P.
S
B
S U L L IV A N
H A W K IN S
;A M P B E L I
[jA C K S O N j
HENRY
HANCO CI
4 6
TO 9 0
90
A N D OVER
R ural population Is defined as th a t residing outside o f incorporated places having 2,500 Inhabitants o r more.
PLATE NO. 108
D EN S ITY OF POPULATION OF TEXAS, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TOTAL P O PU LATIO N
Oloham
•pO f TER [ CARSON f ORAY %
' ' Y/' OP4,1OONLEY
' '■X, ' ^ C ' . '
RANDALL
y/'/'Sdr',''fa, v 'W '.'
HALL
0 0 AND OVER
■H A L E /V FLOVD,
iWlCHtTAi
AMAH|
QRAYSONd
rCROSBY ©ICKENS*
KINQ
i’''/'A'/'/*
f/. / \ ' .Y//jt
I QARZA f/KENT/C /' £ * /
YOAKUM i TERRY
YVOCINQ
•w o o d . ‘uKiHUf
‘PARKERi
OAINES
’ mariOn ’
kVi APRISON*
:7ANOT
lELLlS,
ANDREWS
----
'NAVARRO*
,SHELBY,
V'/.'/
ECTOR JMIOLANO
LOVINO
*S EL PASOy
'TAYLOR'
, WARD/, / / / \
ISABINE]
^HOUSTON.
[f a l l s !
.LEON,
•AOiSOK
SCHLEICHER
TYLER
MENARD
JEFF OAVlS
‘ WILLIAMSON’
,HARDIN'
’ liberty ^
.HAYJT
BREWSTER
Yy * VALVEROE
EDWARDS
jALOW
Ct
.WILSON -
ZAVALLA
DEWITT 5
FRIO'
'/^SAN / /
'PATRICIO'
rDUVAL'
ZAPATA
'STARR-,
^NUECES'
• AUSTIN j
'HARRIS |
PLATE NO. 109
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF TEXAS, BY COUNTIES: 1910
RURAL POPULATION
' C « T « 0 J SWISHERjBBISOOCjf o
f t '.
UAMO l ^ M f l l V w A o hfOTUI]J
.WlCM»TAJ
1£vora>sonk^nnin!
kVLOR* ARCHER'
’LAMARXRtORlVE R(
. BOWIE4
' h OPKIH*’
>WlSE>
VOAAUMj TERRY
.wooc
>*OEN
ford
[ m ariOn >
JuPSHUn!
'PALO /*
■'/PINTO'
,MARRlSON<
’ 2ANDT,
I JOHNSONj
►ELLIS'
[HENDERSON.
rRUSK,
Jn avar r o J
.SHELBY:
"McL e n n a n 1
I sabine )
HOUSTON-
jCORVELI?
-l e o n '
>MADISON)
;POlK'ATYLER>
[w a l k e r !
f/S A N < ^
^JACINTO3
^WILLIAMSON,
[BURLESONl
; HARDIN'
SUTTON
f LIBERTY'
^AUSTIN]
EDWAROS
[p or t BENOf
■WHARTON-
'UVALOE
IAVERICH
.DUVAL
resi<ling
0, , „ corp<)r„ ed
•BRAZORIA'
1MATAQORDA1
HCTORI
R -r.1 population i , M i n x ! «
.HARRIS)
jHAMBERl
[COLORAC
^
^
or ^
PLATE NO. 110
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF UTAH, BY COUNTIES: 1910
RURAL PO PULATIO N
TO TA L PO PU LATIO N
|
| LIU THAU
2
|a
I
to
18
18ro 46
|46 TO 90
I 90 AM
Oovta
R u ra l p o p u la tio n Is d e fin e d as th a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 In h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
PLATE NO.
PLATE NO
PLATE NO. 113
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF WEST VIRGINIA, BY COUNTIES; 1910
TOTAL POPULATION
R U R AL P O P U L A T I O N
LESS T H A N
HANCOCK
2
HANCOCK
1 8 TO 4 5
4 5 TO 9 0
90
A N D O V ER
M O N O N G A L I A »,
.l . ■
M O N O N G A L IA ^
PLEASANTS
PLEASANTS
P R ES TO N
TYLER
;t y l e h
( A H H I iO ’^ V L O R
It a y l o r
-W O O D '
W OOD
R IT C H IE
Y //
R IT C H IE
G R A N T;
G R A N T,
TU CK ER
TUCKER
HARDY
wO
W IR T
L E W IS
IL M E R 1
iGlLMEf)'
IP S H U R I
[U P S H U I
M ASON
RANDO LPH
ROANE
RANDO LPH
ROANE
P EN D LETO N ,
[[P
P U TN A M ,
fP U T N A M l
C LA Y
W E B S TE R
KANAW HA
N IC H O L A S
L IN C O L N
W AYNE
y///jT
J^VkBOONE
m m
B R A X T O N -;
BR AXTO N
CAD ELL
y . HARDY
-L E W IS
C LA Y'
ELL
'C A'CBAE B
LL
•k a n a w h a !
N IC H O L A 8 V
;l i nn cc o l n 4
'
POCAHONTAS
Po c a h o n t a s "
.W A Y N E .
PAYETTE
G r e e n b r ie r ’
G R E E N B R IE R
lL O
oG
gA
aN
n
'
R A L E IG H
R A L E IG H
W Y O M IN Q
J ^ ° WELL^^MER^eIT
MONROE
.W y o m i n g )
^M c D o w e l l 1
MONROE
M ERCER
R u ra l p o p u la tio n Is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
PEN D LETO N j
PLATE NO.
D ENSITY OF POPULATION OF WISCONSIN, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL P O P UL A TI O N
BAYFIELD
DOUGLAS
BAYFIELD
DOUGLAS
ASHLAND IRON '7 / P
ASHLAND
VILAS
VILAS
BURNETT
[WASHBURN
SAWYER
BURNETT
//////
; /
//>
v PRICE / /
PRICE
ONEIDA
V/////A
POLK
RUSK
BARRON
POLK'
LINCOLN
p
»
|
BARRON^*"
LINCOLN
MARINETTE
LANGLADE
V/////X,
OCONTO
ST. CROIX'
M
SHAWANO
XLARK
PIERCE.".
WOOD V
.BUFFALO
WWvyVtx)(xxxx)^¥55%V^MWP^^
PORTAGE X W A U P A C A T ^ ^ ^ V T _ B R 0 W N I
x
.v s/s-.■
«>EAU CLAIRE
.CLARK
W m
WOOD
BUFFALO
JACKSON
MONROE
v v W
SHAWANO.
'yyyyyyy.
■v.;.
PEPIN
FOREST
TAYLOR/,
CHIPPEWA
EAU CLAIRE
[FLORENCE
ONEIDA
RUSK
MARINETTE
LANGLADE
TAYLOR / /
ST. CROIX
'///A
SAWYER
PORTAGE-. WAUPACA
yyyy.yysyyW/fs.
O
OOcxxW■JBROWN
OUTAGAMIE
O'JACKSON
ADAMS
JUNEAU1
MONROE VSJ JUNEAU’
FOND DU LAC
,SAUK
•COLUMBIA,
W W W
NUMBER OF INHABITANTS
PER SQUARE MILE
r« FOND c
DODGE
.COLUMBIA A V .V .V A V
SAUK
yyyyyy^yjy< ??°^E
y.:
RICHLAND
RICHLAND
IOWA
GRANT
OVER
LAFAYETTE
rock ;
/ ^ LAFAYETTE W QRtEN
ie n o s h a ,
!k e n o s h a |
h m
m
R u ra l p o p u la tio n is d e fin e d as t h a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f in c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
w
m
m
PLATE NO. 115
DENSITY OF POPULATION OF WYOMING, BY COUNTIES: 1910
TOTAL POPULATION
RURAL POPULATION
|
G
I m » THAI. 2
9
2 TO 0
\ / / / \ » TO 18
18 TO 4 6
Q
* I »
N
0 0 amo oven
R u ra l p o p u la tio n Is d e fin e d as th a t re s id in g o u ts id e o f In c o rp o ra te d places h a v in g 2,500 in h a b ita n ts o r m ore.
PLATE NO. 116
40'
30'
20'
PLATE NO. 118
POSITION O F T H E
C e n te r
o f
A rea, C e n te r
o f
P op u la tion ,
r y "\
!
\
PLATE NO. 119
CENTER OF POPULATION: 1880, 1890, 1900, AND 1910
ALABAMA
ARKANSAS
iVqrsuw
Utiftiitid
J
Ocampo
Sinnilf
't.
'o lla /u i
!*Plwiur\tile
MORRILLTON
GUflSntutO.
v /fify e sIk s ' t
■aVUonui
CON W AY '
Tkonth
Q I9IO
R u iu loifJ r
QT^Aiorrw
V-T.nUIe I890|
lower
Ii n oL\T
O
n V CLANTON
1 8 8 0 '*
Ith'ficr
VaunuUi
'X ' Ibikvut
Stam*
ffaiuratSUpfi
1 MorUipouU
</.jgjthj
Jfarbtuy*
ti<U U P-:
mtn-iiUr
faMuid
Futnacle s'
H iulsm jrtJo
ftlluuplnHitTiff
ARIZONA
jfaton
jr I 9 I 0
frafton
M e u r/te
JacksonKdU^
PLATE NO.
CENTER OF PO PULATIO N: 1880, 1890, 1900, AND 1910
CALIFORNIA
TNias
STOCKTONi
v\ LF a i tntrt/iUm
I
ropt:>tA nj(jj
\\
Ftvnch fa/tip
nt\
L athrb
■i Jnny
------
5-
!
Mantan
L!•
\
\
Cm^ ^ !fS
./
x.
«.
i V "!
\
\
*v
/j
./
. S 6P?
^fitrnt
S
T
J }y L llin,-.s, <tuiip
y
\ 7 hathfim
rsstonr
ut
\
^ y /\V"J /.!
}il\ rrtuml;
'XSalidai
{ u n til
J a o Oi
s tT
*
AtoHTigjjKy bUisitla r q
\
y
('<mptrsrt>nr\^J$
Terrm/ix'
iruisi'
MODESTO
'irkmnn
MxnlprlUrt'
.FaStersnn
MercedFtUlsA <>'
Ihtpetono
Turlock
I
Crowsl.dy
•m/m
T :n :
MERCED
/ fhrrunl
Jrufornar
\i,lhi
Lu s B a n o i
JBMsStatioru.
CA»yAD e/>o
Smith 1hisPa!at
Firetiimyl
i in .t / in n
Ituitista
! r r s J ’m t ’S
nrin n ~n
Metuiotw
Paicities
, Mulhern,
PLATE NO. 121
CENTER OF POPULATION: 1880, 1890, 1900, AND 1910
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
t
:
j z
!
,L
(
i fj'v.
O '880
■■ :
r y O 1890
'V
O
'
100
J tiih * s S u * | g j f l ( Trn ry
^
t
|
/>
hy’
(-.M uM U tirkL
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
PLATE NO. 122
CENTER OF PO PULATIO N: 1880, 1890. 1900, AND 1910
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
\LeedU
'•oftgPoud
Cornell
?una/id
nana
rEm ington
jKempton
Q risn'iUd
O ra y rn o n t
iL o w p o in i
Swygert
)NTIAG
Benson
nenovia
Roanol
E yta r
\SAXOHY
S a tin t'n iin
~uM>m
W oodford
Uharl/itte
Pruuila
F orrest
frf&Ki Secor
G rtdiey
M eadow s
CfuitSH'oil)
r y M O *'*'
Y/ienoa
EUREKA
G oodfieM
0 Hudson
Carlock
Cropsey
Cs>oks\il(e
Fle tc h e r
KtrneA
Anrh vr
|Oaiber^
.Verna,
n
6
-P a rr ie s
BLOOMINGTON
„ HoUiei
Stanford
R oberts
MeHvm
6 T onat
*$7880
, X
~
G tfla . n
K Ui4ttt P enU ievdle
A rrvw sm tlh
P adua
EUsnrortlt
Savbmok
)'T txlor
M o ru w cJu G U ru iv o n
>Fo«slon/t~
ftttn<io/ph
Ir R in
Crulhrit
—
S
.
C . f t ,c
K u m f tr
W eeU m ahjt
Dt'we,
\otus F ls h er
Tom linson-
PLATE NO. 123
CENTER OF POPULATIO N: 1880, 1890, 1900, AN D 1910
INDIANA
Sheridan
NOBLESVILLE
- W r.tt/lr/rf „,fr
©I9IO
\ Q 19 0 0
IlamMonn
Luttm>
[$ Sti/rm
Motildatr
Q I 8 90
^Autjusia
failstom
fyastUmtf
Oakmndon
tris o n
Q I 8 80
fl.ttw rinu
Xrrrnont
R I C K S I
^AnviLLE
i
On1.T9-
-ultjcport
ta rm n .
I 111 I I I
»
PnX.t6(//y±
I'lowrirh,
IOWA
i unoer.
I.NUIAX^lLlS W qI
ton I
1—
)|
■hihrU/j^
PLATE NO. 124
CENTER OF PO PULATIO N: 1 8 8 a 1890, 1900, AND 1910
KANSAS
MAINE
KENTUCKY
MARYLAND
H O W A R D
*\St/np$onriUc
\
LOUISIANA
D o rs *•#
Atitotion
O
MASSACHUSETTS
•t’Actun
\hezu\tjUm.
Lxnooin
ttltvsondale
UiudLson
'^IWdlardsStore J
'
\
l8 9 0 jSudfrjry
I880 G|'>^ OiQin
KmdaL<>«nSq/*c
Wf3wn
SkuV*%r>
Sulfru y
$<A>sa<,
)'jx*>nviUr
•V/,i *
l<mertolls
tUxfuUuur
Jfamr*
Ci^danUr
PLATE NO. 125
CENTER OF POPULATION: 1880, 1890, 1900, AND 1910
MICHIGAN
Sht*f}hen\cdlAiSU/lt
\TV'dUv
|;
JkLiMUS-
Ltjptult'
-crf e .
Bnakmna
ITHAGA
A orthsUtr
ifJBkpntAlit
VuhUritm
■n— —
[huitftnq/
Itu sh /).
t
mnnton
tialuwttt
*Pi,1a
oShiifh
KufAvii
liu hh ntxls Uji
Hentin'son 3
Cariiiiui-
Shepards
li„
h
s t j6 h n s P 'h
«T
MINNESOTA
P R IN C E T O N ^ *
CAMBRIDGI
In m il
ftrarWnter 'V-s
Fmrhavetx
F>frnn<
rker
II 9 10
" H l'l I "lk r
Enfield
.ifontkrll}*^
.tn/uisi.
ann
EufmvT
>0^ N !
'O/nstnnee
U hrrtvlU f
IUFFAL0
>ml/ft Z.tJu'
Wavtvty '
'tofA/'oni
Afontnt.it
*tt>/iown&-
Wmslr/i •
G * t 4\
MINNE/^POj
Wntertof
—
GLENCOE T
nrrtcri
jVXonvnoti
IIambury
Vi WAV
lonttu7
--
PLATE NO. 126
CENTER OF PO P ULA TIO N: 1880, 1890, 1900, AND 1910
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
J unrslowm
P u ga J l
I8 8 0 \
i r /c
6S
/
!t>u*>y,wBloom4U4
. Hobs A
Q (7 a r its b u m
Sum m itJ
f t l8 9 0
oiCALIfORI Wy Cenurtawn
I
tu n a
t.lxhm
i i t J Bo—'F 'wm 1910
^
vdtr^MaUZvSB
e
/
Strwrur/
MujhPouu
/■ .non
ira iU t) d s tu
fa rvm
c%Eg\
MniUy
tterv d le
J lo ic k e r 1
Springs
MONTANA
St k/Uadfi
PLATE NO. 127
CENTER OF POPULATIO N! 1880, 1890, 1900, AND 1910
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
PLATE NO. 128
CENTER OF POPULATION: 1880, 1890, 1900, AND 1910
NEW HAMPSHIRE
vtaA epoet (Sin)
rl
LkuUmry
H/wU't] mint
iUmhury
/
j '-
}
L'
\
AUtm
LACONIA
, / And*>ver
ru‘, ,
W um sX^^'"
+%ftid/OVGI"^S
l*oUerPbuj^j-r.y
—
|
V. _
4>J/muiion
S V, wlurkbm r . . . £ ^ ' ' U j ■'
V ’
^in»n H«M*
,r - J nU /tuitFlat
.
^ Kh /ixfn
w k, III*i it/uliMsf
/^ ,’
M <,Uui!:ur\ ' -
* v
I
'V
\ \
i
t fjhtru Is
Sa7/.\6u/y\
Q ilv /M
lrrm s/i
Omtrrbur\
\SuUon
3 / tantrrt>i
\
^v-—'"'V
XBnm sten
\
Ho&wttCi
t j k V ' H ttm stend /
C v/>^ K N ? r " \ /
Ny
Xewlntry
\Wama
Jinnt/brd
MastYard
ih u h e sk ? '
f 't r A
•Contoocook
^
Hen/iiA*',
SfuHtFoilAf
aopkiA&n
!
t/iuX,*. w rK >
W U U tM iU L
..
r°Pr/(/MirA
Nnrthmvwv<
Prtn/tn/At
M
NEW JERSEY
•A'ndstone j—
\ / % ficrnnrds\ Ul/^
Fjkumpi ^
NEW YORK
S ta n ley <Js
Newpmvideneȣ
Jy
fe
^Xm rvm t \
JytyShnuru?
V tv
B atlusrat
J
I fy ^liuTtnHUl
J Milluujtqm
^Liberty(itrh
y y to M k
***& \ * ‘
Q>
^
/
J , ‘
Pl ai ns
Tttsellr.
SPlnckemm
Liiulen
WalchuAff fyfa nw iH H l
18 9 0
Martinsville
9
harrenyiUe
IXrun/idtl
A
As/iBm
ntah*ay\
Notth M ra/ifh ^X
\l)rnof
U. '
V ,5 0 M E RV IL LE
Raritan
\uievOi
JiklA7h’r
Mmloftirh,
XeteMarkef
Mefmhen
y
b’oodbhxty
varm.
QZorcphaJh
/ Heaton
Stdton
fiUst,.,,. f MHLsfmr
---------------------\
KfhWxah
A'ntsfor<lA.
-
SAr/iboy
/ . ; “ r u n s w ic k
BlncJoeeUs
M Bs
'Jldlemnul
| 9 I0 —
l Q lf *
y~~
Milllawn
Wtirlingen
tjnyystuwn.
.Frank!
'Hunt
V tHdtiriittfe
'TtockyHill
HrtM
O.UU Utm/.i
SpotS*l*H{j
.•hvuntnL h Jtn c.
MOMTICEILO j
nylon
H'linstlii
Jtw iesbury
'Ptiunsfc'.
PnnreloT,^
June j
tranlnu
y(ranlia ry Stu
lishtewn
HighlandLake
j-l^nryltinti
PLATE NO.
Pl a t e n o . 130
CENTER OF PO PULATIO N; 1880, 1890, 1900, AND 1910
PENNSYLVANIA
SOUTH DAKOTA
SOUTH CAROLINA
RHODE ISLAND
PLATE NO. 131
CENTER OF POPULATION: 1880, 1890, 1900, AND 1910
TEXAS
TENNESSEE
UTAH
VIRGINIA
VERMONT
3I' m
M tw to n n
n / ir ld
T^MONT]
OmtoivPond
RickerMiUs
Grown
f j
W fttr/m
s n<n
7 ,
'inrtMuul
/
I
" UUa/nsi IH'/I
hruii/r
J hpsham
p -- — ^
W .Vcwbur
j i n u i k l i . 1,1
!• C o rin th
n n tf,
f H rtw ville
h. 1l/tunlm}*
Cnutt i/l.
W W /M f /
C H E LS E A
I
t'rn
TVrrskmt
I irtiil/n rd
PLATE NO. 132
CENTER OF PO PULATIO N: 1880, 1890, 1900, AND 1910
WYOMING
WISCONSIN
WEST VIRGINIA
r
G L E NV , L L f
G?! Vita
o J, •- L
.-
M„ ....
•
v
„
R ■W7«;
\*L "
OJ/ttn/ufftr
Jr' "•
Am /w /iw n
,
tT jfc ff c A M to
•*urv)
WASHINGTON
I
^Dalton,
PLATE NO. 133
PLATE NO. 134
P L A T E N O . 135
1. POPULATION PER SQUARE MILE:
p o p u l a t io n
p er
s q u ar e
10
2. PER C E N T OF I NC R E A S E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N A N D IN
W H I T E A N D N EGR O P O P U L A T I O N : 1 7 9 0 - 1 9 1 0
17 90-1 910
M IL E
1 7 00
18 00
18 1 0
18 70
1830
I 840
I8 6 0
I8 6 0
18 70
1000
TO
1010
1890
TO
000
IB 8 0
20
1
-
v\>
/
1
1\
L \
\\
/
\
\ \
\
\
\
\
\
\\
\\
w
\
\
V \ / /
N
/
N
\
\
/
\
/
\
\ /
\
f
/
/
vV
\\ , \
\ N
\
\
\
/
.
n
--------
/
-
\
\
\
\
T O T A L P O P U LA T IO N _______
---------W H IT E P O P U L A T IO N
N EGRO P O P U L A T I O N ----------
3 . P O P U L A T I O N PER S QU A R E MI LE, BY S T A T ES :
191 0 AND 19 00
4, PER C E N T U R B A N IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N , B Y S T A T E S :
1 9 1 0 AND 1 9 0 0
POPULATION PE
200
RHODE ISLAND
RHOOE IS LAND
M ASSACHUSETTS
M ASSACHUSETTS
CONNECTICUT
NEW JERSEY
NEW YORK
CON N EC TIC UT
NEW JERSEY
NEW YORK
CALIFORNIA
PENNSYLVANIA
ILLINOIS
MARVLANO
PENNSYLVANIA
OHIO
NEW HAMPSHIRE
DELAWARE
IL LINOIS
OHIO
IN DIANA
WASHINGTON
KE NTU C KY
MAINE
TENNESSEE
MARYLAND
VIRGIN IA
COLORADO
W EST VIRGIN IA
DELAWARE
SOUTH CAROLINA
VERMONT
M IC HIGAN
MICHIGAN
MISSOURI
UTAH
NEW HAMPSHIRE
OREGON
NORTH CAROLINA
WISCONSIN
GEORGIA
MISSOURI
WISCONSIN
INDIANA
ALABAM A
MINNESOTA
IOWA
M ON TAN A
VERM ONT
ARIZONA
MISSISSIPPI
IOWA
LO UISIANA
LOUISIANA
ARKANSAS
W YOM ING
M INNESOTA
KANSAS
M AIN E
O K LAH O M A
KANSAS
W ASHINGTON
NEBRASKA
—
—
FLORIDA
NEBRASKA
5. U R B A N A N D R U R A L P O P U L A T I O N : 1 8 8 0 1 9 1 0
KE NTU C KY
TEX AS
M IL L IO N S
CALIFORNIA
VIRGINIA
T EX AS
IOAHO
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
NORTH DAKO TA
TENNESSEE
COLORADO
O K LAH OM A
SO UTH DAKO TA
WEST VIRGINIA
OREGON
ALABAM A
U TAH
IOAHO
NEVADA
URBAN
I
I RU R AL
SOUTH C AR OLIN A
NEW M EXICO
NORTH C AR OLIN A
M ONTANA
NEW M EXICO
ARIZONA
SOUTH O AKOTA
WYOMIN G
ARKANSAS
NEVADA
MISSISSIPPI
NORTH D AKO TA
PLATE NO. 136
1. PER CENT URBAN IN TOTAL POPULATION, BY STATES: 1910
2. PER CENT URBAN IN TOTAL POPULATION, BY STATES: 1900
per
L_J
Q
ES3
Kgd
!^1
cent
urban
.
Less t han 15 per cent.
15 to 25 per cent.
25 to 50 per cent.
50 to 75 percent.
75 per cent and over.
The heavy lines
j show geographic divisions.
PLATE NO. 137
PER CENT URBAN IN TOTAL POPULATION, BY STATES; 1 8 8 0 - 1 9 1 0
E AS T N O R T H C E N T R A L
NEW E N G L A N D
PER
PER
CENT
MASS
FLA
MONT
ID A H O
W YO.
C O LO
910
900
89C |
880
9io|M HHi
900p—
—
890 ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
880S
M
9|Qp— —
9 0 0 1—
8 9 0 ^—
—
1
—
saowmmmm
9 iQ |—
—
900—
—
—
890 fr —
—
880 i H H H H i H
CENT
PLATE NO. 138
1, PER CENT OF INCREASE IN URBAN POPULATION, BY STATES: 1900 1910
2, PER CENT OF INCREASE IN RURAL POPULATION, BY STATES: 1900 1910
PLATE NO. 139
TOTAL POPULATION OF GREAT CITIES AT EACH C ENS US : 1 7 9 0 - 1 9 1 0
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
NEW
20
YORK
26
3Q
ST. LOUI S
PHILAD ELPHIA
C HI C AG O
10
6
20
6
16
10
1700
1800
1810
1820
1830
1840
I8 6 0
I8 6 0
1870
1880
1800
1000
1010
SAN
CLEVELANO
0
P I T T S B U RG H
B A L T IM O R E
6
0
1700
1800
1810
1820
1830
6
0
D ETR OI T
0
6
F RA N C I S C O
0
5
1840
I8 6 0
I8 6 0
1870
1880
1800
1900
1010
1700
1800
1810
1820
1830
1840
I8 6 0
I8 6 0
1870
1880
1800
1800
1910
MI LV
CINCINNATI
0
0
PROVIDENCE
INDIANAPOLIS
1700
1800
1 81 0
1820
1830
1840
I8 6 0
1880
1870
1880
1890
1900
ie io
NE W
O R L EA NS
0_____
WAS HINGTON
0
LOS
A NG E L E S M I N N E A P O L I S J E R S E Y C I T Y
0
0
ROCHESTER
ST. P A UL
0
TOLEDO
0
0
KAN8AS C I T Y
0
SEATTLE
0
rA
WORCESTER
BIRMINGHAM
OAKLAND
6 Y R A C U 8 E N E W HAVEN I
PLATE NO. 140
PROPORTION OF THE POPULATION IN M U N IC IP A L IT IE S OF 2 ,5 0 0 OR MORE IN H A B ITA N TS : 1910
Msg.
• w
fvXvXvXvXvr
NO UR BAN
P O P U L A T IO N
LE SS T H A N
CENT URBAN
PER C E N T U R B A N
PER
CENT URBAN
PER
C EN T URBAN
PER C E N T A N D
OVER U R B A N
PLATE
NO. 141
T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N A N D P R O P O R T I O N IN C I T I E S OF 8 , 0 0 0
I N H A B I T A N T S OR M OR E A T EACH C E N S U S : 1 7 9 0 1 9 1 0
2 . COLOR OR RACE, N A T I V I T Y , A N D P A R E N T A G E , IN U R B AN
A N D R U R AL C O M M U N I T I E S , BY D I V I S I O N S : 1 9 1 0
PER C E N T
0
10
20
30
40
60
80
70
SO
PO
!0 0
U N IT E D S T A T E S
NEW EN G LA N D
M ID . A T L A N T IC
E. N O C E N T R A L
W .N O C E N T R A L
SO. A T L A N T IC
3. P O P U L A T I O N OF C I T I E S H A V I N G , IN 1 9 1 0 , 1 0 0 , 0 0 0
I N H A B I T A N T S OR MORE: 1 9 1 0 A N D 1 9 0 0
E. SO. C E N T R A L
NEW YORK
W . S O .C E N T R A L
CHICAGO
PHILADELPHIA
ST. LOUIS
BOSTON
M O U N T A IN
CLEVELAND
BALTIM ORE
PITTSBURGH
DETROIT
URBAN
BUFFALO
RURAL
BAN FRANCISCO
MILW AUKEE
N A TIV E W H I T E -N A T I V E
zza
P A R EN TA G E
F O R E IG N -B O R N W H IT E
CIN CINNATI
NEWARK
N A T IV E W H I T E -F O R E I G N OR MIXED P A R E N T A G E
NEW ORLEANS
N EG R O A N D A L L O T H E R
4. COLOR OR RACE, N A T I V I T Y , A N D P A R E N T A G E OF T H E T O T A L
P O P U L A T I O N , IN C E R T A I N S T A T E S H A V I N G C H I N E S E , J A P
A N ES E, A N D I N D I A N S : 1 9 1 0 A N D 1 9 0 0
W ASHINGTON. D. C
LOS ANGELES
MINNEAPO LIS
JERSEY CITY
PER C E N T
KANSAS C ITY. MO.
/y/////z . WM\w m p s m
V //////; "■
-
SEATTLE
INDIANAPOLIS
PROVIDENCE
ROCHESTER
ST. PAUL
DENVER
PORTLANO, OREO.
TOLEDO
ATLAN TA
OAKLAND
M EM PHIS
SCRANTON
RIC HMOND
*9 00
\ZZZ2
PATERSON
1910 [
y /////A
OM AHA
1000
;
FALL RIVER
1010
DAYTON
GRAND RAPlDS
NASHVILLE
LOWELL
CAMBRIDGE
SPOKANE
1
10 0 0
1010 r
10 0 0
V Z //-i
m .. \
\
wy. W //////A
ix
~
x :x ::x'xl
i N A T IV E W H IT E -N A T IV E
££££$3
i
yxar
r///z
i
m m - 'f7/y. f//A
m m
H
T777*YS/h
i i
~m m m sy ssj./z z z a i
tx-x-:-xv
' / / /
m m ■:■■■f / /' / / / Mfii
Y ///M
W ////^ //////y yyyyim m m w ZZZZZ& J
fy y //////r : •
Y /w w m ZZWVIZZZZZEy - ■-V '
m m tm rn m rzst
A
V ...... 1
L .....
S
/■ "
s'
V/////A
BRIDGEPORT
r—
r ~ ~ t
1010 mm.
1000 \//////z ,
ALBANY
^x~ xl
1
BIRM INGHAM
'
!
SYRACUSE
NEW HAVEN
19 0 0
V/////y . '
1 1
WORCESTER
I9 IO
1
COLUMBUS
YS/SSZJ
'77777*
1010 TP/?/;.
'w m JytWifi 1
1000 w m ym y^/////M y//M y////, :
iw m
zm i
1010 WM m m vway/zV///-/MM
'S77J7 77 /V7A 1
j.
1000
7A1 J
V/S j Y //J r
ZZTZj
WM
1 0 1 0 y/m
11
\7i rsssSA\
WM w
1000
mm my/iyy/m.y /m M M '■'■"ii". rssSsSA 1
WM .
10 1 0
:........ ■
7777af/T&X
WM
1000
W M
W M ; t-x-x'x 88888■■mxz7777a
1010
-■■■■■■■:/7.
m ym m \ :
1000
V: w m iym
y//y//m m ■y//M.m n a___ 1
1010
j'
• •W M i.........
'yyyy V /A r/S S /
;W M ......j
’ '-//■■A
!’ ■
22223 m m
y/m ,
LOUISVILLE
mmmm
ym m zR
v//z/vqy/mwy$y.m m
m m i a z a z jz m
P A R EN TA G E
ftttttttl CH IN E S E
N A T IV E W H IT E -F O f tE lu N OR M IXED PAHENTAGE
FO R EIG N -BO R N W H IT E
JAP AN ES E
|
'
"j
PLATE NO. 142
THE TOTAL POPULATION AND ITS ELEM EN TS AT EACH C ENSUS: 1850 1910
1870
I8 6 0
I8 60
1910
PLATE NO. 143
1. COLOR OR RACE, N A T I V I T Y , A N D P A R E N T A G E , B Y D I V I S I O N S : 1 9 1 0
N ATIV E W H ITE - N A T IV E PARENTAGE
N A T IV E W H ITE -
FOREIG N OR M IXE D PARENTAGE
F O R E IG N -B O R N W HITE
| A L L OTHER
2. F OREI GN-BORN P O PU L AT IO N , BY STATES: 1 9 1 0 AN D
1900
3. COLOR OR RACE, N A T I V I T Y , A N D P A R E N T A G E , BY
DIVISIONS: 1910 AND 1900
h un dreds of thousanos
MAINC
N M
U N IT E D S T A T E S
NEW EN G LAN D
N
N
M ID . A T L A N T IC
X
MtCH
§ WI8.
E. N O . C E N T R A L
MINN
4 IOWA
a
J MO
W. N O . C E N T R A L
SO N. OAK
8 OAK
J N t 8R.
KANS
SO. A T L A N T IC
OCL
E. SO. C E N T R A L
W. VA
n
c,
8 C.
W. SO. C E N T R A L
TENN
I9 IO
ALA
MISS
1910
1900
M O U N T A IN
1900
1910
; OK LA
' TEX
1900
MONT
IOAHO
NATIV E W H IT E -N A T IV E PARENTAGE
Z 22
FOREIGN-BORN W HITE
NATIVE W H5TE-FO R EIG N OR MIXED PARENTAGE
R 9 H
NEGRO AND A L L OTHER
WYO
COLO.
N MEX
ARIZ
UTAH
NEV
O WASH.
5 OREG.
<
Q- CAL.
PLATE NO. 144
v z z z / z f z z z z z '/Y/Zy /
Z
/Z2ZZ^YZZZZZ/.
7
y/777/y ---- ---------
MASS
7/777/7.
R
v////Ay/////A
777
v/z/A
m
m
m
k
m
m
&
m
t
m
&
M
t
f
f
i
m
w
m
a
m
s
K
.
w
m
O
Z
M A IN E
N . H.
VT.
M ASS.
E
Z
: ' w //
•S ;....:;!;.:...///////V
■ i : . ym su tm i
i W A W SJSSA
., ■y/M //w /w /A >..ifitoss
m y^yM W W /ym ■■■■■■ ■:yA:-:S/z.
R. I.
CONN
m
•<
v a
O
Z
<
m
w m w s s s s s s s s y j A
:X
:v 'v W
/ / y / / / y / il
c-
M
^
y" ~
Y jz m z m
Q < N - J-
>
M ID D L E
A T L A N T IC
■0 Z
Z
r s s s s s s s j
- ---- --------- 7------- rj-------p — ------- -7
V///
.
//////A j
............ -------------------------
CONN.
..
i :
i
VT.
z
::::::%:y\zz'z,:,ziws*
2►
“ pA
<
Y / ///A
< O H IO
OC
£ IN D .
S o IL L .
u i
H M IC H ,
a;
o w is .
v
M IN N .
< IO W A
m
w / z t y y m
1 Z I Z Z A M V A
m n & o B R
m x t o
.
sfc ;
s s M m
m w s s s s s j
. '
m w ,
t.’? ■ "
/VjVZZ/ /Zu W Z l ZA'sZ/s ■
...........
ZZZ Z Z Z
|
.
c, m zam m
MO
f $ m
TZZZZZZ
V/// /A ///Zr/s.
t
■ . z m
» x ^ ::;W W W Z
IO W A
777777
—
zzzzzA^zzzzztyzzzzztyzzzzzfyzzM
YA///)/AZzzZ/fyzzZZzfyzA I'K
ftSSS
M IN N .
///////, Z/2/Y/Y. w
e
m
m
//;////
VZZZ77/ & 2 2 2 Z ?l
m
+'*£££////.iv/
^v2Z
- -...
• .............
$ U »LL.
ui i
M IC H .
cr
° W IS.
SK8S3 u W Z S Z Z S S Y A
K
'■/■.v4
£ IN D
^
V//////
w
...
v/z/z^z^zyz^
5
KANS.
m
—
......
MjUJ
w O N. D A K
^ 5 S. D A K .
tr
° NEBR.
m
' a m
zzzzzM vz/M wM waiv/m
< O H IO
m ;
////u / Y A / S//Y
!
1
M A IN E
N H.
I
O
Z
<
0
Z
w
2. COLOR OR RACE, N A T I V I T Y , A N D P A R E N T A G E , BY S T A T E S :
1900
i1
i
I. COLOR OR RACE, N A T I V I T Y . A N D P A R E N T A G E , BY S T A T E S :
1910
m t m m x s s s s s j m
m
s
m
m
v
z
Z O N. D A K
5 X
►- S. O A K ,
w A fcm fym m m m m .
z:
..... B...... .i...-.
.........j......... i ....... .......... f........
m
■ ’ ; zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzmzm
'11 1ty/ZZZJVzzZZZZtyZZZZZ/fyZZZZZ
o W ASH.
^
OREO .
<
a cal.
N A T IV E W H IT E - N A T IV E P A R E N TA G E
E
m
n a t i v e w h i t e - f o r e i g n o r m ixe d p a r e n t a g e
FO R E IG N -BO R N W H IT E
n e gro
and a ll o th e r
c
m
v//A ZZZzAZzZZZZAWZZZZ}/ZZZZZa m m w m w m sM m
■-Z pZZZZJVZZZzZ/ZZZZZZZAZZZZZZw zm m m xm y / / / / «
zz YvzzzMzzz/tyzzzzMrzz.
■VzzzzzA^zzzzz/zz'mmm / / / / / / / ■ H H
///////]
■ zM zzzzAzzzzzz)zza, m&&&sm.iv
zzzzzz)/zzzzzz)zzzzzzAzzzmm^ m rn ^zzm zm m a m
zzzzzzvz/zzzzazzzzzzszzzzzzzzzwzzm m m m zw ssssjm
— 7.... v : ■■■■ ■ w zzA m m ^zzfyyjym
' ZZZAXZZZZZ/VZZZZZ/)ZZZZZ/ZZ/$$i&,
NATIVE W HITE - NATIVE PARENTAGE
‘‘3
NATIVE W HITE - FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE
FOREIGN-BORN W HITE
I B
B
NEGRO AND A L L OTH ER
PLATE NO. 145
1. COLOR OR RACE, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAGE IN CITIES
HAVING 100,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE: 1910
NEW YORK
2. COLOR OR RACE, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAGE IN CITIES
HAVING 100,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE: 1900
fS S ///S /S /S /Z A
r/S S //S S ////A
J W IZ
CHICAGO
PHILADELPHIA
ST LOUIS
SSSSS a
BOSTON
CLEVELAND
BALTIMORE
PITTSBURGH
m
~ 3 z z *
SSSSa
DETROIT
C U FFA lO
JS S S J a
CAN FRANCISCO
MILWAUKEE
CINCINNATI
m
NEWARK
m
NEW ORLEANS
Z V T
LOS ANGELES
MINNEAPOLIS
a
fZt
WASHINGTON
w zztm
////////^
'sV S /S /S /A
agg885BSSS5S
JERSEY CITY
KANSAS CITY, MC
vzzzzxam
SEATTLE
INDIANAPOLIS
PROVIDENCE
m zm ssq ■
w z a z z tz A
sssessasssaa
mM
LOUISVILLE
ROCHESTER
w
m
m
T
z s :: / / // / / // >
6T PAUL
y /s /s s s s ji
MINNEAPOLIS
PROVIDENCE
INDIANAPOLIS
KANSA8 C ITY. MO.
6T. PAUL
ROCHESTER
DENVER
TOLEDO
DENVER
COLUMBUS
®ORTLAND, OREG.
WORCESTER
COLUMBUS
SYRACUSE
TOLEDO
NEW HAVEN
ATLAN TA
v/sss/s/m
OAKLANO
WORCESTER
m m rn
PATERSON
FALL RIVER
SYRACUSE
NEW HAVEN
LOS ANGELES
zzzz
BIRMINGHAM
MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS
SCRANTON
SCRANTON
L
iM
ess
:
S S S S ////A
RICHMOND
t
PATERSON
2M
im m
OMAHA
w w w - w m w iii
FALL RIVER
3 3 2
w zz& zza a i
w zz zzm
5’Z /S S S S & X jy g l
DAYTON
Y /S A
GRAND RAPIDS
w
S Z fS /S S A
NASHVILLE
LOWELL
tm
CAMBRIOGE
SPOKANE
3M
BRIDGEPORT
V /////S S S S A
ALBANY
t
z z z rz z z z z i
i
* * tive
W H IT E -N A T IV E PARENTAGE
NATIVE W H ITE -F O R E IG N OR MIXED PARENTAGE
zz
FOREIGN-BORN W HITE
NEGRO AND A LL OTHER
\
NATIVE W HITE - NATIVE PARENTAGE
N ATIVE W HITE • FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE
V 771
FOREIGN-BORN W HITE
NEGRO AND A L L OTHER
PLATE NO.
1. PER CENT OF NATIVE W H ITES OF NATIVE PARENTAGE IN THE W HITE POPULATION
BY STATES: 1910
► t V - S fO o ii
,
t & V + ++ T V V V ? # r+ ' / d X,
w
M
m
lM
m
b r .:•; j;:S:J;•
IOWA
sssw
■■■■i
tenn.
«■■■■
OKLA.
M IS S .
L
I T.oss than 25 per cent.
£ 3 3 ]
E223
■:■:■:■!
?S H
K ffl
H IE
'v" ~ —
25 to 37£ p e rce n t.
374 to 50 per cent.
50 to 62J per cen t.
62* to 75 i>er eent.
75 to 874 per cent.
87^, per cent and over.
T h e h ea v y lines (— ) show geographic divisions.
2. PER C EN T OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITES IN THE TOTAL POPULATION, BY STATES: 1910
g
Wy0 . f i f i S x P S
IOWA
S S ^ E I
n bbr
.
wm % m
W / Z KANS. V ///
W
//z V /z/W '
t e n n
O K LA.
d over.
') show geographic divisions.
.
PLATE NO. 147
1. PER CENT OF NATIVE W H ITE S OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE IN THE TOTAL POPULATION,
BY STATES; 1910
jm
»
m
i
m
i
IO W A
NEBR.
TENN.
ARK.
f
I Less than 1 i*t
f .' -1 1 to 5 per ii'n!.
G2Z3 & I d 10 |» 'r c o m .
E S J 3 iO to 15 p o r c e n t .
K 5 J 15 to 25 percen t.
25 lo 35 per cent.
■ I I 35 to 50 por cent.
■ ■
50 |«'rc«'nt and over,
t he heavy lines — show geographic divisions.
2. PER CENT OF FOREIGN-BORN W HITES AND NATIVE W H ITES OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE
COMBINED IN THE TOTAL POPULATION, BY S TA TES: 1910
PLATE NO. 148
COUNTIES W HICH HAD A HIGHER PERCENTAGE OF NATIVE W H ITE S OF NATIVE PARENTAGE TO TH E TOTAL POPULATION IN 1910 THAN IN 1900
Counties having a higher percentaga are indicated by the shading.
PLATE NO. 149
PER CENT OF NATIVE W H ITES OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE IN TOTAL POPULATION, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PLATE NO. 150
COUNTIES W HIC H HAD A HIGHER PERCENTAGE OF NATIVE W H ITE S OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE TO TH E TOTAL
POPULATION IN 1910 THAN IN 1900
Counties having a higher percentage are indicated by the shading.
PLATE NO. 151
PER CENT OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITES AND NATIVE W H ITES OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE COMBINED IN TOTAL POPULATION,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
w m
Wm
■ik /■>W/Ar/t "> 3S J / i i
f e
'
Loss than 5 por cent.
5 to 10 per cent.
10 to 15 per cent.
15 to 25 per cent.
25 la 35 percent.
35 to 50 per cent.
50 to 75 per cent.
75 per cent and over.
%
w
PLATE NO. 152
PER C EN T OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE S IN TOTAL POPULATION, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PLATE NO. 153
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF ARIZONA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
PO PU LA TIO N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FOR E IGN OR M I X E D P A R E N TA G E
IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PLATE NO. 154
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H IT E AND NATIVE W H IT E OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF CALIFORNIA, BY C OUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N - B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O PU LA TIO N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF F O R E IG N OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E
IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PLATE NO. 155
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE
OF COLORADO, BY COUNTIES; 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
' 1,M
P-
■ '...........
^ K bedqwick/
;lo ga n
JACK80N,
[PHILLIPS
.MORGAN//;
•grand ' '
BLANCOj
WASHINGTON
[adamJR
(CREEK.
j^RFIELg}
'DOUGLAS'
;e l b e r t/
CARSON
mesa
LINCC
DELTA
CHEYENNE
^GUNNISON,
JHA^CE-
mohtmb U
^>uray ’
SAGUACHE
WNtOWL
>6AN MiQUEU
Jp u e b l Oj
’ CUSTJ
OTERO
PROWERS.
BENT
V*V>VVVVVf*V
RIO GRANDE
ANIMAS*
[ARCHULETA]
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FOR E IGN OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
m
u m
vX v/
,LOGAN.
^larimer}
i MORGAN^
: 80ULDE |
^WASHINGTON •
[gAOLr
[a r a pa h o e ^
ELBERT'
c arson J
xheyenne.
[teQJ r<
iFREMONTj
.BAOUACHE'
'O TERO/
'PROWERS'Z
,W ERFANO;
.LAS ANIMAS.
: h u le ta
y
i i i i i
Z 3
le s s
a
5
in
th a n
10
5
p fR
per cent
W Y /yA
'O TO 15 PER cent
15 TO 25 PER CENT
cent
K jfil
2 5 TO 3 5 PER CENT
35
TO 5 0
PFH CFNT
5 0 PER CENT ANO OVFR
PLATE NO. 156
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE
OF CONNECTICUT, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FOR E IGN OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
P LA TE NO. 157
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF IDAHO, BY COUNTIES; 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
PO PU LA TIO N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FOREIGN OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
■V BONNER ■Vj
BONNER
KOOTENAI
koo tenai
m
m
SHOSHONE
LESS
THAN 5
SHOSHONE
PER CENT
TO
10
PER CENT
TO
15
PER CENT
TO 2 5 PER CENT
T O 3 5 PER CENT
TO
50
PER CENT
COOOOOOO&
PER CENT AND OVER
ID AHO
IDAHO
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
/' /////////A
vkXaa Sooo
CUSTER
CUSTER
FREMONT
CANYON
CANYON
BLAINE
ELMORE
BINGHAM
ELMORE
BINGHAM
LINCOLN <v
LINCOLN
BANNOCK
m m m
BANNOCK
OWYHEE
CAS8IA
? ////&
ONEIDA
PLATE NO. 153
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H IT E AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF ILLINOIS, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N - B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF F O R E IG N OR M I X E D
P O P U LA TIO N
PARE NTAG E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T IO N
:arrol Lj
.W HITESIDE,
•OGLE^
l r £SIDEJ
rQUREAU}
rBUREAUJ
(HENR>
STARK
kankakee
STARKE
'K NO X.
:O R IA ^ ^ W O O D F O R D '
'f o r d -
MCLEAN
TAZEW ELL^
'hanco ckI
.PE O R IA #/-
; ir o q u o i
M cLEAN,
FU LTO N .
q°
MAS!
DEW ITT
SCHUYLER
CHAMPAIG N
LOGAN
jDEW ITT
SCHUYLEI
JLOGAI
|PI A T T j
GROWN
ia c o n '
MORGAN
-SANQAMOJO
DOUGLAS I
EDGAR
PIKE
CHRISTIAN
.C HRISTIA N*
COLES
SHELBY
GREENE
CLARK
C L A JK
JERSEY
JASPER
FAYETTE
rETTE
BOND I
IADlSON
|WADlS(
CLAY
CLAY
□
□
LESS T han 5 PER cent
5 TO 10 PER CENT
WAYNE
10 TO 15 PER CENT
lm o n r o e ]
15
TO
25 PER CENT
m
25
to
35 PER CENT
tn n
35 TO 50 PER CENT
wm
50 PER CENT AND
Ir a n d o l p h I
FRANKLIf
JACKSON
SA.V " E
JACKSON.
O v ER
POPE
PULASKI
POPE
PULASKI
J
PLATE NO.
plate: n o .
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE
OF IOWA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
oroo
kVTON
£L Y M °I
WRIGHT
[ISJA1
(ELAWAREJ
>VOODBUR?5
XALHOui
.SON
<>ONCS,
jAR R O LL'
ST O R Y V ^M A R S H A LL ‘
CLINTON
^CEDAI
IARRISON
GUTHRIE
-^O T T A W A T T A M IC -
ADAIR
ADAM S
FREMONT
I
DALLAS
POLK
MADISON
CLARKE
TAYLO R
JASPER
POWCSHIEI
MAHASKA
LUCA*
I SCOT
KEOKUK
W APELLO
RINGGOLD I DECATUR
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R E IG N OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
10 TO 15 PER CENT
□
[1
u n t il
LESS THAN 5 PER CENT
5 TO 10 PER CENT
L.J.M ]
ggjjjjg
r7 7 3
15 r o 25 PER cent
,
~
25 TCT 35 PER CENT
160
PLATE NO. 161
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE
OF KANSAS, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
OONIPHAN
DECATUR
NORTON
SM ITH
PH IL LIP S
BROWN
CHEYENNE REPUBLIC
JEW ELL
NEM AHA
M AR SH ALL
ATC H ISO N ’
JACKSON
CLOUD
THOM AS
SHERIDAN
GRAHAM
j
ROOKS
OSBORNE
M ITC HE LL
CLAY
RILEY*
OTTAW A
LINCOLN
LOGAN
GOVE
,5 5
TREGO
W ABAUNSEE]
[D OUGLAS* JOHNSON
ELLIS
SALINE
d ic k in s o n I
[ELLSWORTI
MORRIS
R AN KLIN ,
GREELEY
W ICHITA 3 j SCOTT
RUSH
NESS
BARTON
LYON
RICE
PAWNEE
HODGEMAN
KE ARN'
HAM ILTO N*
, STAFFORD
EDWARDS
STANTON
FORD
*
—
STEVENS
SEWARD
ME,0E
ALLEN
SEDGWICK
PRATT
GRANT
MORTON
•W OODSON•
[GREENWOOD-
LU U lU .il
butler
GRAY
i l l i l t u
x
i
l i
i
,,I0WA ;___________ : KINCMAN i
i -----------------r
%
—
-j
>
i
.
j cOMAN CM F |
i
° ARDER
HARPER
|
----------------j
| WILSON
ELK
I---------------J
SUMNER
|
COWLEY
:
;
1
| NEOSHO PCRAWFORD
j_______j------------- p
qO
^
^
|
O
-
i
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R E IG N OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
D O N IPH AN
CHEYENNE
RAW L'N S
NOR'
BROWI
P H ILLIPS
M A R SH ALL,
JEW ELL
ATC H ISO N 1
w w v
SHERMAN
JACKSON
CLOUD
Th o m a s
S h e r id a n
graham
OSBORNE'
M ITC H E LL
LEAVENW ORTH
CLAY
WYANDOTTE
OTTAW A
LINCOLN
WALLACE
LOGAN
GOVE
TREGO
GEARY
ELLIS
RUSSELL
[ d ic k i n s o i
[e l l s w o r t h ]
I W IC HITA
MORRIS
■RANKLIN.
RUSH
S C O T T j/ LANE
I W ABAUNSEE*
|D O U G LA SvJO H N SO N
SALINE
BARTON
LYON
McPHERSOI
CHASE
PAWNEE
FIN NEY
HODGEMAN
«y*>v*% v*y
,EDWARDS
GRAY
V /////
MEADE
CLARK
11II111
JWOODSON y o A L L E N
.GREENWOODSEDGWICK
[COMANCHE
W ILSON
barber
HARPER
SUMNER
COWLEY
j j j | j 1111
□
----------rTTTTTl
II
LESS
BOURBON
y BU TLE R
PRATT
KIOWA
SEWARO
HARVEY
RENO '
FORD
STANTON
MORTON
[STAFFORD
Y/yV/A
1 0 TO 1 5 PER CENT
M
1 15 5 TO
TO 2 25 5 PER
PER CENT
CENT
THAN 5 PER CENT
A
5 TO 1 0 PER C E M
« j 8a a
W W W X __
m
2 5 TO
35
PER CENT
________
| | | |
_
35
TQ bQ p f ( j
,
50
PER CENT AND OvFR
| N E O S H O I c RAWFORD
L A B E T T E . CHEROKEE
PLATE NO. 162
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE
OF MAINE, BY C OUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N - B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O P U L A T IO N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R EIGN OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
.ROOSTOOK
AROOSTOOK
bO f>lf* c c n t ano Ovtn
PISCATAQUIS
’PENOBSCOT
PENOBSCOT
’WAS' 'N GTOl
WASHINOTON
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
WALDO
W ALDO
;OXFORD'
OXFORD
iKNOX
[LINCOLN]
[L INCO LN]
CUMBERLAND'
.YORK
i YORK
PLATE NO. 163
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF
MASSACHUSETTS, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E
IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
□
E D
n n
less
5
T han
TO
10
5
peh
cent
PER CENT
10
TO
15
PER CENT
15
TO
25
PER CENT
25
TO
35
PER CENT
35
TO
50
PER CENT
50
PER CENT AND OVER
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FOR E IGN OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PLATE NO. 164
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H IT E AND NATIVE W H IT E OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF MICHIGAN, BY COUNTIES; 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N - B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
PO PU LA TIO N
KEW EENAW
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF F O R E IG N OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PLATE NO. 165
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF MINNESOTA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O P U LA TIO N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FOREIGN OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PLATE NO. 156
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H IT E AND NATIVE W H IT E OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF MISSOURI, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N - B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O PU L A T IO N
WORTH |
ATCHISON
NODAWAY
PUTNAM
MERCER
j
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF F O R E IG N OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
. SCOTLANDj CLARK
tTCHlSON
SCOTLANOj
NOOAWAV
' " j GRUNDY
OAVICSJ
DEKALB
SHELBY I MARION
TWCHi
CUNTON
j CALDWELL I.
CHARITON
►LATTt’
j
|Randolphj
carrgll
clo t
CUNTON
MONROE
jCALDWELL
j
<OWARD
JACKSON
LINCOLN
boon :
JACKSON
CALLAWAY i * d
JOHNSON
RETTIS
CALLAWAY
«ARLES/»
'iT rm 'i 11
: MONrrtAu
08AOK
MORGAN
ST. CLAIR
jCRAWI
HICKORY
•Washington!
,G£«VII
IfRANCOtS'
!l I I I I I I
CEOAR
j DALLAS
LACLEOS
|IRON
BARTON
s
!
LHtYNOLOS)
OAoe
GREENV
| MADISON I
i
J ——
i
..p i
■WCBSTERl
CRPt^C
LAWRENCE
SCOTT
DOUGLAS
NEWTON
MCDONALD
jMMISCO1
X vyy/A
□
LESS
wm
5 TO 10 p r» r t s
10 To 15 rrp cent
15
to
25 per ctBT
25
TO
3ft PfS
35 TO 50 Pin CENT
50
gga
CENT
PFH CENT AND Ovf R
PLATE NO. 167
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF
MONTANA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
VALLE'
: i:S S £ :
OAWSON
.FERGUS
'••O U L A ,
*q r a n it c '
R a va lli
SHf
'■*
.ROSEBUD
CUSTER
OALLATIN
'
(CARBON
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FOR E IGN OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
I
I
fT T T T n
LESS THAN
5 TO
10
5
PER CENT
PER CENT
H U
10
TO 1 5
j | | j
15
T°
^ 2
)
PER CENT
3 5 T O 5 0 PER CENT
25
PER « « T
TO 3 5 PER CENT
5 0 PER CENT AND OVER
PLATE NO. 168
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE
OF NEBRASKA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
KEVAP AH A
DAW ES
C EDAR
CHERRY
S IO U X
S H E R ID A N
H O LT
BROW N
IO X B U T T E
GRANT
HOOKER
B L A IN E
THOM AS
j
LO UP
X U M IN G
jO A R F IE L D lw M E E L E R ^
-BU R T-
BLU FF
M O R R IL L
BO ON E
garden
banner
v alley
M C P H ER SO N
; GR EELEY
N AN C E
CUSTER
K IM B A L L
g * J 5 < X X » S u N D E R8J
^H E YEN N E
K E IT H
Li n c o l n ;
daw so n
P E R K IN S
C HASE
HAYES
fp H E L P S jK E A R N E jJ /A D A M S '
(F R O N T IE R
]
sew ard
BUFFALO
:
^SALINE*
CLAY<
IE.MA*
Jk ^GAGE
h it c h c o c k
Jr e d w i l l o w :
;t h a y e r ;
R A N K L IN jW E B S T E R i
FURNAS
paw nee
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R E IG N OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
'J r , K E
N
r BOYD
YAPAHA&?
D AW ES;
CHERRY
■sioux
(S H E R ID A N j
•BROW N
QRANT<
^HO O KER
■b l u f f
THO M AS’
•B L A IN E .
|h o l t I
.R OCK
lo u p
M A D IS O N jf
;
.M O R R IL L ;
CUMI
•BO O N E.
'G A R D E N ;
.B A N N E R
mcpherson
-
[d o o g e 1 1 1 '
.V A L L E '
.l o g a n ;
•C U STER
B U T LE R
^ K I M B A L L ^ I ^ CHEYENNE^
k e it h
(D E U E L .
:
iAR PV l
•LINCO LN
.C H A S E
Iy
BUFFALO ’
[P E R K IN S
.H A Y E 8
Ik e a r n e ^
F R O N T IE R *
o r k
£W ar d
D A M S ^^C LA Y ^ILLM O R a
IEMAHA1
PA W N E E
[H IT C H C O C K iR ED W ILLOW J
^
□
LESS TH AN
(§§§§81
eud
5
TO
1 0 TO 1 5 PER CENT
5 PER CENT
1 0 PER CENT
1 5 TO 2 5
35
TO 5 0 PER CENT
50
PEH CENT AND OVES
PER CEMT
[m
2 5 TO 3 5 PER CENT
y
PLATE NO. 169
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF NEVADA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N -B O R N W H I T E IN TO T A L
PO PU LA TIO N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R E IG N OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
EUREKA
LANDE
ICMURCHILL'
WHITE PINE
ESMERALD
S ~ STOREY
LINCOLN
□
E D
LESS THAN 5 PER CENT
5 TO 10 PER CENT
10 TO 15 PER CENT
15 TO 25 PER CENT
25 to 35 per cent
llllll
35 to 50 per cent
(H I
50 PER CENT AND OVER
clark
;
PLATE NO. 170
PROPORTION
FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W HITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF
NEW HAMPSHIRE, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O PU LA TIO N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FOR E IGN OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PLATE NO. 171
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE
OF NEW JERSEY, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O P U LA TIO N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF F O R E IG N OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
.B E R G E N i
M O R R IS ,
W ARREN
jo m e r s et
HUNTERDON
:
MERCER,
MERCER
M ONM O UTH
OCEAN
B U R L IN G T O N
B U R L IN G T O N
SALEM
A T L A N T IC A T L A N T IC ;
C U M B ER LA N D
C U M B ER LA N D LESS THAN 5 WLH CENT
C APE M AY
CAPE M AY
5 0 PER CENT AND
M ONMOUTH:
PLATE NO. 172
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H IT E OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF NEW MEXICO, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N - B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O P U L A T IO N
□
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R E IG N OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
, ...
LESS
!« .'■ <
5 P in
C l" .T
j
'0
TO
1b
P ta
15
ro
25
PEB C fM T
CENT
LV.-.VW
H
5 TO 10 r l »
E yyj
_______
25
m -m
CENT
to
35 p m
cent
ill
35
T0
50
c tN T
H
i
5 0 PFa c t ' T *■'0 ovEH
PLATE NO. 173
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W HITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF NEW YORK,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R EIGN OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PLATE NO. 174
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF
NORTH DAKOTA, BY COUNTIES; 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FOR E IGN OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
10 TO 15 PER CENT
n
LESS t h a n 5 PER CENT
p
m
& t o t o pEp c e n t
g g
15 TO 25 PER CENT
2 5 ro 3 5
PER CENT
m
35 TO 50 PEN CENT
50 PEH CENT AND OVER
PLATE NO. 175
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF OHIO, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O P U L A T IO N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FOR E IGN OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
ASHTABULA,
lucas;
FULTON
FULTON
GEAUGA
WOOD
PAULDING
MAHONING 1
HANCOCK
Ia s h l a n d I i
kNCOCl
Blit
/V A N WERT
COLUMBIANA
RICHLANl
ALLEI
PUTNAM
ALLEN
ILANDl
HARDIN
CARROLL
HOLMES
MERCER
(TUSCARAWAS*
LOGAN
8 HELBV
|
AUGLAIZE
|
OELAWARE
Co s h o c t o n
| LOGAN
CHAMPAION
GUERNSEY
COSHOCTON
HARRISON
CHAMPAIGN
DARKE
LICKING
KNOX
'SHELBY.
HARRISON
Ca r r o l l ;
HOLMES
LICK!
INSEY /
BELMONT
/
MUSKINGUM
CLARK
CLAR)
’ MADISON
NOBLE
FAIRFIELD
GREENE
PICKAWAY
MONROE
MORGAN
I
FAYETTE
MORGAN
j
/'WASHINGTON
////////////.
/a
HOCKINO
;b u t l e r
BUTLER
ATHENS
WARREN
CLINTON
VINTON
HIGHLAND
MEIGS
j
PIKE
JACKSON
JACKSON
BROWN
BROWN
GALLIA
6CIOTO
GALLIA
8 C IO T O Z
) LAWRENCE t .
NOBLE
PERRY
PREBLE
LAWRENCE
BELMONT
PLATE NO. 176
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF
OREGON, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R EIGN OR M I X E D P A R E N TA G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
10
I------1
Th a n 5
ce n t
to
15
cea c e n t
^
I
5 TO 10 P£« CENT
15 TO 25 PER CENT
2 5 TO 3 5 P£H cfNT
f im
3 5 TO 50 P£» cent
.^ = 1
IM S
6° P“
“ '■T
““ a
PLATE NO. 177
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF
PENNSYLVANIA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
pS U S Q U E H A N N .
BRADFORD
T IO G A
IW A Y N E
CRAW FO RD
S U L L IV A N
VENANGO
L Y C O M IN G
m erce r
C L IN T O N
LU Z E R N E 1
C L A R IO N
MONROE
U N IO N
c a r b o n
CENTER
!>•
;
SNYDER
I
s c h u y l k il l
]
J ^
V ,«v / ** y--- ■*TTT1
T V
ALLE G H EN Y
BUCKS
PERRY
LEBANO N
.W E S T M O R E L A N D 1
U
f
./? ,—
- ''J .
"^ C U M B E R L A N D
I
LANCASTER
J
BEDFO RD
so m er set
FAYETTE
P H IL A D E L P H IA
CHESTER
;
G RECNC
/ <v>v
j
/
F R A N K L IN
|
/
ADAM S
\
J
YO R K
'
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R EIGN OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN
T O T A L P O P U LA TIO N
M cKEA N
,W A R R E N
C R AW FO RD
//
T IO G A
!p o t t e r
SUSQUEHANNA
BRADFO RD
W AYNE1
W Y O M IN G
S U L L IV A N
/ / / / // / / / / ,
‘V E N A N G O
M ER CER'
y //W /% 6
C L IN T O N
L Y C O M IN G 2
/y.
LUZERNE
C L A R IO N
MONROE
b u tle r
U N IO N
;
,C A R B O N
SNYDER
S C H U Y L K IL L I
C A M B R IA .
IA L L E G H E N Y j
b l a ir
;
PERRY
BUCKS
^W ES TM O RE LAN D ;
LE BA N O N
C U M B ER LA ND
W A S H IN G T O N ,
LA N C A S T E R
BEDFO RD
• P H IL A D E L P H IA
YORK
□
mno
less
th a n
5
2
Hjjjjjjjj
5
TO
10
10
15
PER CENT
15 r o 25
PER CENT
TO
per cen t
PER CENT
25
to
35
PER CCNT
ran
35
M i
50 PER
TO
50
PER CENT
CENT ANO O V fR
PLATE NO. 178
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF RHODE ISLAND, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N - B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O PU L A T IO N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E O F FO R E IG N OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PLATE NO. 179
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W HITE AND NATIVE W HITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF
SOUTH DAKOTA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF FO R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
CORSON
BROWN
HAROl
^tfALWORTl
jjSCHNASSE |
OEWEY
POTTER
FAULK
IQTON
ARMSTRONG
A STERLING
HYDE
OEADLE
INGSBURY
STANLEY
BUFFALO
p e n n in g to n K/yyyyyy/
Z ///S S / / / /✓ / / / / / / / / /
JERAULD
y.y'i-yy.
MOOOY
AURORi
CUSTER
p i n e
:
WASHINGTON
WASHABAUQH
r i d g e
MELLETTE
:
“R V A T I O N
SHANNON
’.LINCOLN
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FOREIGN OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PLATE NO. 180
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF UTAH, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF F O R E IG N OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O PU LA TIO N
□
m
LESS
5
TO
th a n
10
5
PER CENT
PER CENT
V ///V A
10
TO
15
PER C EN T
8888881
15
to
25
per cemt
V/A
25
to
35
per cent
H lff
35
TO
50
PER CENT AND OVER
50
PER CENT
PLATE NO. 181
PROPORTION
F FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF
VERMONT, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T
F F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O PU LA TIO N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF F O R E IG N OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PLATE NO. 182
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF
WASHINGTON, BY COUNTIES; 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
iTCOM
SNOMOMI
Cm!LAN!
'KITSAP.
(m aso n 1
'CHEHALlJ
|KITTlT ASl
^PIERCE
.THURSTON,
COLUMBI
abotin
1COWLITZ
KLICKITAT
CLARKE
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R E IG N OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
VCLALLAM v
JxxxCjEFFERSON <X>
Ihc& h.
JxC HEHALISA
Mm®
il
m
•a d a m s ,
.PIERCEj
^'PACIFIC
W M ,
COLUMBIA
BENTON
i i i i i
SKAMAN!
KLICKITAT'
10 t o 15 pe r c e n t
n m
□
LFSS ™‘ S 5 P"
CEST
[0 T ]
5 T0 ^0 PER CENT
ggg
, 5 TO 25 PER CE«T
^
25 TO 35 PER CENT
m
3 5 TO 5 0 PER CENT
50 PER CENT ANO OVER
PLATE NO. 183
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF WISCONSIN, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R E IG N OR M I X E D
P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PER C E N T OF F O R E I G N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L
P O P U LA TIO N
.D O UOI
iVI LA S
W A8HBURN :
•LORENCE
SAW YER,
■ONEIDA"
IRON
rusk
FOREST
;
IN CO LN tLANQLADE<
TAYLORj
.O C O N TO
M A R A TH O N
^EAU CLA IR E .
SHAW ANO
CLAR K
W OO D,
P O R T A G E ' 'W A U P A C A j O U T A G A M IE
'BROWNY^*
W AUSHARA:
M O NR OE
JU N E A U 1
;f o n d
LES9 T han 5
[C O L U M B IA ’
5
iD O D G E j
RICHLAND
to
10
per cent
PER CENT
10
TO
15
PER CENT
15
TO
25
PER CENT
DANE
IOWA
y ///////A
LA FA Y E TTE
rRAClNE
‘ G R EEN ;
ROCK;
WALWORTH,
K enosha*
25
TO
35
PER CENT
35
TO
50
PER CENT
50
PER CENT AND OVER
PLATE NO. 184
PROPORTION OF FOREIGN-BORN W H ITE AND NATIVE W H ITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE OF
WYOMING, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER C E N T OF F O R E IG N -B O R N W H I T E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
PER C E N T OF N A T I V E W H I T E OF FO R E IG N OR M I X E D P A R E N T A G E IN T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N
>—
□
d U
j
t h » * ; 5 p e r CENr
,5 TO 10 PIR c e - t
^
10 TO 15 PER CENT*
1 5 To 2 5 p£R C£KT
^
z 5 t o 35 ^
uhi
m
r
H jH
3 5 TO 50 PEW CENT
5 0 PER CENT AND OVER
PLATE NO. 185
1. PER CENT OF NEGROES IN TO TAL POPULATION, BY STATES; 1910
I
I Loss than 1 ; or ccnt.
I -, m 1 t o 5 per ccn t.
5 to 12} per ccnt.
E g g) 12} to 25 [ kt ccn t.
25 to 37} (M-r ccnt.
K O ! 37} to 50 i><-r ccnt.
H E 50 per c cn t ami over.
The heavy lines («— i show ceoRrnphlc
divisions.
2 . NEG RO P O P U L A T I O N , BY S T A T E S : 1 9 1 0 A N D
1900
MUNDftCOS Of THOUSANO#
3 . NEG RO P O P U L A T I O N IN C I T I E S H A V I N G 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 I N H A B I T A N T S
OR M O R E: 1 9 1 0 A N D 1 9 0 0
THOUSANDS
PLATE NO. 186
PER C ENT OF NEGROES IN TOTAL POPULATION, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PLATE NO. 187
COUNTIES HAVING AT LEAST 1,000 NEGROES IN 1910, WHICH HAD A HIGHER PERCENTAGE OF NEGROES TO TOTAL POPULATION IN 1910 THAN IN 1900
Counties having a higher percentage are indicated by the shading.
PLATE NO. 188
PER C E N T
PROPORTION OF NEGROES TO TO TAL POPULATION IN EACH OF TH E SOUTHERN STATES: 1790 1910
f~ ~
| W HITE
f
1 negro
PLATE NO.
COUNTIES IN SOUTHERN STATES HAVING AT LEAST 50 PER CENT OF THEIR POPULATION NEGRO
1910
1900
1880
1860
PLATE NO.
PLATE NO. 191
PER CENT OF NEGROES IN TO TA L POPULATION OF ARKANSAS, BY COUNTIES: 1910
□
LESS T h a n
I
I
m
m
m
n
i
12}
TO 2 5
12}
pcr ce n t
PER CENT
25
TO 3 7 '
PER CENT
37}
TO 5 0
PER CENT
50
TO 6 2 }
PER CENT
62}
TO 7 5
PER CENT
75
PER CENT AN D OVER
PLATE NO. 192
PER C EN T OF NEGROES IN TO TA L POPULATION OF FLORIDA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
HOLMES
JKSO ti-
8 A N T A ROSA;
W ALTO N '
[A DS DE N l
[l e o n !
DUVAL)
^taylorj
IA LA C H U A 1
VO LUSIA
IIT R U S 1
■LAKE
^ORANC.E
HILLSB O R O
PER CENT
12J
TO
25
25
TO
37}
PER CENT
37}
TO
50
PER CENT
50
TO
62}
PER CENT
62}
TO
75
PER CENT
75
polk
;
PER CENT
OE SOTO
PER C EN T AN D OVER
,OADE,
MONROE
PLATE NO. 193
PER C EN T OF NEGROES IN TO TAL POPULATION OF GEORGIA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
□
LESS T H A N
liiliil
12}
12}
PER C EN T
TO
25
25
TO
37}
PER CENT
37}
TO
50
PER CENT
PER CENT
m
50
TO
62}
PER CENT
62}
TO
75
PER CENT
■
75
PER C EN T AN D OVER
PLATE NO. 194
PER C EN T OF NEGROES IN TO TA L POPULATION OF K EN TU C K Y AND TENNESSEE,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
1. K E N T U C K Y
2. TENNESSEE
PLATE NO. 195
PER C EN T OF NEGROES IN TO TA L POPULATION OF LOUISIANA, BY PARISHES, AND
MARYLAND, BY COUNTIES: 1910
1. L O U I S I A N A
MORE MOUSI
[MADISON]
IVILLE
kw X X xw
■CALDWELL
m
W ,
AVOYELLES.
W ASH IN Q TO H Vf
kNDRV'
INGSTON
CALCASlEl
ACADIA;
rA8CE NSIOI
CAMERON
SUMPTION-
{VERMILION
BERNARI
^TERREBONNE;
2. MARYLAND
ALLEQANV
O A R R iJ T
\
CARROLL
HARFORO
FREDERICK
BALTIM O R E
B A LTIM O R E C IT Y
KENT'
HOWARD j \
MONTGOMERY
V ANNE
LESS T H A N
12}
TO
25
12}
25
TO
37}
PER CENT
TO
50
PER CENT
50
TO
62}
PER CENT
TO
75
PER CENT
62}
ARUNDEL
PER CENT
37}
75
///////%
PER CENT
V PRINCE
, GEORGE8
PER C EN T AND OVER
TALBO Ti
CAROLINE
| C H AR LESj
DORCHESTER
ST . M ARYS'
ICOM ICO
PLATE NO. 196
PER C ENT OF NEGROES IN TOTAL POPULATION OF MISSISSIPPI, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PLATE NO.. 197
PER CENT OF NEGROES IN TOTAL POPULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA AND SOUTH CAROLINA,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
1. N O R T H C A R O L IN A
2 . S O U T H C A R O L IN A
PLATE NO. 198
PER C ENT OF NEGROES IN TOTAL POPULATION OF OKLAHOMA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
WOODS
WOODWARD
OARFlf LO
ELLIS
(CLCVCLANo!
GRAOT
h * bmon \
JACKSON
|ATOKA
|
I
lUTTn
LESS TH AN
121 TO
25
12i
PER CENT
PER CENT
j| * | i
25
■
37
50
T0 3 7 i PER CtNT
J TO
50
PF H C E *»T
TO 6 2 ' PER CENT
62 i
75
TO
7b
PER C t T
PER CENT a n d n > t m
PLATE NO; 199
PER CENT OF NEGROES IN TOTAL POPULATION OF TEXAS, BY COUNTIES: 1910
□
LESS T H A N
Ulllll
12}
m
TO
12}
25
PER CENT
PER CENT
25
TO
37}
PER CENT
37}
TO
50
PER CENT
50
TO
62}
PER CENT
62}
TO
75
PER CENT
75
PER C EN T A N P OVER
SWISHER , BRISCOE , HALL |
_____ 4 ______ j ____ l<
i. - J ' v
^ y vs
i
HALC
CJ<
I Tl Oy O ' “ OTLfv! COTTLE
"
*
fOARO
&
WlCHlT I
BOWi
• COOKE ' GRAYSON , Fa nnin
1 KNOX
LYNN
YOAKUMi TERRY
i GARZA ■ KENT r
iBAVLOR
•DELTJ
- — 5—
4— i r
♦
l
!
I
•
:
i
i
i
* .
jSHACKCL
DAWSON ,BO«OEN,SCURRY j FISHER
JONES
,
j
ANDREWS.
(
—- . j
~ ”
•
Jk!
i
|
EASTLAND
NOLAN • TAYLOR
| MAR TIN (HOWARD|
' DENTON I COLL.N , munT J h OPK.n S
•
»
,
* • ; J • ‘ ‘ ;1 H I H I T i l l >J
I p al O
PARKER ;TATiRANT DALLA*
j pin TO *
i I I 1I I I
III
wA
j FQR0
“ H.
WISE
JACK
j
ITHROCK • vouNG
------ IMOR1UN
.V'
i VAN V \
• ZANDT
!JLilli i 4 f
\ HOOO »JOHNSON*
ELLIS
Iirnnrj
•PANOLA'
. HENDERSON
ERATM
HAVARRO
LOVING
RUNNELS
j WINKLER | ECTOR jMlOLAND,
BROWN
MILLS \
CRANE
UPTON jREAGAN
SHELBY
,HOUSTON
CORYELL
: tr in ity j
! SAN SABA'LAMPASASx
BELL
MADISON-
MASON • LLANO
J"
TYLER
ivvALKER
li sAN
UjACINT©
-BURNET
CROCKETT
kNGELINA<
'LEON ■
GREEN , CONCHO
1AMSON
HARDIN
: BURLESON:
iUTTON
KIMBLE
GILLESPIE JBLANCO^
l ib e r t y '
TRAVlS
TERRELL
h ays
KERH
BREWSTCR
VALVEROE
EDWAftOS
BANDERA
lENOALl}
COMAL
[ CHAMBER*
'ALDW£l^
^COLORAC
LAVACA
UVALDE
MEDINA
WILSON
DEWITT
lAVERlCKl
iATASCOSAy; KARNCS
DIMMIT
LASALLE
DUVAL
I* p*TA
STARR
NUECES
(WHARTON
^ja c k :
VICTORS
pORT BENDl
BRAZORIA;
'MATAGORDA’
PLATE NO. 200
PER C EN T OF NEGROES IN TOTAL POPULATION OF VIRGINIA AND W EST VIRGINIA,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
I . W E ST V IR G IN IA
HANCOCK
I
I LESS T h a n
I
I 125
f
j
25
1 ? ) p ip c i n t
TO
25
PCB CC NT
TO
37}
P I R CENT
to
50
pcr
ccnt
to
62}
peh
ccnt
to
75
p ch c e n t
BROO KE
{■jjSjxj 37 i
I
M O N O N G A L IA
W ETZEL ^
L
E
’ WOOD
S
" /
y '
W IRVT
...
A
A
r it c h ie
- A
/A
•
______ _
N
T
j
r
"
'■
fr IA R R IS O N T A Y L O R ^
V
o°
H H
75
PER CCNT a n d OVER
)
X^P R E S T O N
S
"
/
50
am 62}
[O H IO
P
m
^
^
>
- ^ x» "
'
r '-
/
Tuc“
"
'/
h a r d y
L E W IS
IU P S H U R /
m a s o n
\
1
R AN D O LP H
PENDLETO N,
BRAXTON
/ p u t n T m ' . ' —^
C ABE LL
CLAY
J.
W EBSTER
KANAW HA
N IC H O L A S
L IN C O L N
W AYNE
BOONE
M IN G O
2. VIRGINIA
LO G AN
R A L E IG H
W Y O M IN G
M ONROE
ERICK;
LOUDOUI
M c„ D O
o W
w e
E lL lL "-
PACE
HGHLANO^
•GREENE jG6^>RANGE/SPOTT '
■STMQRELAWD
AUGUSTA
ALBEM.
ALLEGHANY
IMBERLANO
1DCE fs NELSON
•ANOVEI
[g lo u J
Kcest;
BOTETOUf
VV?M'*TT° ?
CAMPBELL
TAZEWELL
\0IC K E f
c
BLANO
; h *r l O t t i
.ENDURC
PATRICK
QRAYSON
.
I SUS6E Xi
JNORFOLI
PITTSVL,
6MYTH
CARROLL
WASHINGTON
\ZABETM CITY
INWIDOIE
AUNENCyn
RUSSELL / \
•ORTH
AMPTON
fpRiNCE 4
I ■ORGE,
GILES
lBUCHANAI
rnCWS
PLATE NO. 201
, DISTRIBUTION OF THE INDIAN POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES, BY STATES: 1910
2. PROPORTION OF FULL-BLOODS IN THE INDIAN POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
BY STATES: 1910
PLATE NO. 202
PROPORTION OF MALES TO FEMALES IN TH E TOTAL POPULATION, BY COUNTIES: 1910
P L A T E NO. 203
1. PROPORTION OF MALES TO FEMALES IN THE TOTAL POPULATION, BY STATES: 1910
2. DISTRIBUTION BY AGE AND SEX OF THE TOTAL POPULATION: 1910
PLATE NO. 204
1. MALES TO 100 FEMALES IN URBAN AND RURAL
COMMUNITIES: 1910
90
N U M B F ft
00
tO
40
100
I tO
2. DISTRIBUTION BY AGE PERIODS OF THE TOTAL POPULA
TION, AND OF EACH CLASS: 1910
1*0
40
U N IT E D S T A T E S
WHITE
44-
NEW ENGLAND
NEGRO
INDIAN
MIDDLE A TLA N TIC
i i I ! i" l" { T
90
90
40
1 mm ZYZZZ&ps*
1m m
1 i w
TO TAL POPULATION
t:
H
CHINESE
rr
JAPANESE
II
............
—
ALL OTHER
€
W /S /S /S S /A =4
I
UR BAN
p w r r t -
. .I .% i
EAST NORTH C E N TR A L
- r r r
r r
r r
T
I
L
NATIVE WHITE NATIVE PARENTAGE
: ! : :
.......
MIXED PARENTAGE
x .;
i. . z x
— Y ////S *
?Ys//////===m
¥
FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
□
SOUTH A T LA N TIC
11
-- ;
—
E 1
1% r
FOREIGN PARENTAGE
WEST NORTH C ENTRAL
VZZ/jt=A
UNDERS
{ " " 1» S t o 24
14
26 TO 44
6 TO
■ 4 6 TO 6 4
■ 0 6 AND o v m
EAST SOUTH C ENTRAL
i i i i .i i ; r r
-r-r
WEST SOUTH C ENTRAL
4. DISTRIBUTION BY AGE PERIODS OF THE TOTAL POPULATION, AND OF EACH PRINCIPAL CLASS: 1910, 1900,
AND 1890
j _____ i__ L
■i —
u
— — ,— — — i— p ——
is io
ju— i— :— i— ,— ,— u
T O T A L P O P U L A T IO N
J __ I__ ;__ L
MALI
t
ib o o
I 800
' 1 »1M»LE
ISIO
N A T IV E W H IT E —
3. DISTRIBUTION BY AGE PERIODS OF THE NATIVE WHITE,
NATIVE NEGRO, AND FOREIGN-BORN WHITE POPULA
TION: 1910
N A T IV E W H IT E A N D N AT IV E NEGRO
MILLIONS
1600
N A T IV E P A R E N T A G E
I 800
N A T IV E W H I T E -
'8 1 0
F O R E IG N O R
iboo
M IX E D
PARENTAG E
'8 80
1010
F O R E IG N -B O R N
1000
W H IT E
1800
1010
NEGRO
1000
1800
I
I UNDER 5
r~ ~ i
6 to ,4
I
I I 5 TO 2 4
2 5 TO
PLATE NO. 205
1. DISTRIBUTION BY AGE PERIODS OF TOTAL POPULATION,
BY DIVISIONS: 1910
2. DISTRIBUTION BY AGE PERIODS AND BY SEX OF TOTAL
POPULATION: 1910
PER
PER CENT
A G E P E R IO D
CENT
. r
0.6 7 0 + 7 4 0.6
V/SAMXSSM
U N IT E D S T A T E S
\
1
65--69
0 .9
NEW
ENG LAND
M ID
A T L A N T IC
0 .9
1.2
6 0 --64
1 .3
E. N O . C E N T R A L
6 5--59
W. N O . C E N T R A L
SO UTH
A T L A N T IC
50--54
E. SO . C E N T R A L
W
SO. C E N T R A L
4 5--4 9
M O U N T A IN
2 .7
4 0 --44
P A C IF IC
I 5 TO 2 4
4 5 TO 6 4
2 5 TO 4 4
■
UNDER 5
I
I
&
z
7 0 14
a
3 5--39
3 .3
34
30
2 5--2 9
4 .6
20--2 4
<c.
3. DISTRIBUTION BY AGE PERIODS OF THE URBAN AND
RURAL POPULATION, BY DIVISIONS: 1910
1c z
1
uri
U N ITE D S TATES
AN '///V s.
v
/W/a'■WM'WM,vm
NEW Er >IGLAN
1
1
RU AL
URI
RUI
1
UR
1
RUI
1
UR
1
RUI
D
§
W/MWM<'WWmm
vs////A
//,W/M* m mM-S W %
/' Z'
//M
MIC)D LE VTLAN ric
/////A W
/M,W/M,AM
’ //AAW M , fflW M
i ; ~ ::: W
EAST NO R TH C E N T R A L
wm
'Z/Wa m mmn
W/M<WM
WM m i
W//<
W EST NORT H CEIV T R A L
AN ^ W/M,
WM
M
p mm
W/M
URI a h / ; %
1
H
m
A L ' ’ /■'
v /y y /v h
I5--I9
4 .9
I0--I4
4 .9
5 .3
5 - -9
5 .7
UNDER
6 .9
I
y
6
4. DISTRIBUTION BY AGE PERIODS AND BY SEX OF THE
TOTAL POPULATION, AND OF EACH PRINCIPAL CLASS:
1910
.... "V
PER CENT
*0
20
70
mmm
T O T A L P O P U L A T IO N
1
1......■. .
4W/<
Z/M,
[■
RU
im
N A T IV E W H I T E 1
N A T IV E P A R E N T A G E ,
EAS T SOUT H CEN T R A L
1
URI
tf/M
c
mm m s
WM, W/M { ■ ■■■■•■ i
RUI
&
W EST SOUT H CErs T R A L
1
UR
RUI
UR
1
1
RUI
1
40
1
a0
RUI
2
y MWMrm WM m H
*M M
WMWM,
zm
M o u r •4TAIN
,r, '//< WMWMW
/MWM
al'%%
WMWMW/M W
PAC IFIC
m
wmW/M,W/Mwm
WMWMW/M
P
PER C E N T
1=3
^
I 5 TO 44
N A T IV E W H IT E FO REIGN O R M IX E D
PAR EN TAG E
MflLE
F O R E IG N -B O R N
W H ITE
MALE
'/
BO
'00
//a
y/ za=
:
.
jC H
fe m a le
i
*
m
A6 z
______
2
zzzzm
T B 0 .
v&ZZZZZt
M
M ALE
mm
4
E
FEM ALE
r ~
145 AN D OVER
m
60
//Z = A
VA,
y
SO UTH A TLAN 1■1C
UR
40
- 2W
&
[
i
UNDER 5
I
5 X 0 ,4
'SS/S.
l
I
I I 5 TO 2 4
IO 4 4
I 4 5 t o 64
I 65
and
ovm
PLATE NO. 206
DISTRIBUTION BY AGE PERIODS AND SEX OF THE PRINCIPAL CLASSES OF THE POPULATION: 1910
1. NATIVE WHITE OF NATIVE PARENTAGE
PER C E N T
A G E P E R IO D
2. NATIVE WHITE OF FOREIGN OR MIXED PARENTAGE
PER C E N T
PER C E N T
A G E P E R IO D
0 6 70 74 o.e
1.0
65
iM
0.4 6 6 ‘ -6 9 0.3
I
1.2
0,8 JO
49
4 0 -4 4
3.2
3.6
35
39
30
34
6.2
3.3
3.4
3.6
4.7
24
6.1
16 --1 9
6.6
6.6
14
10
66
69
60
64
46
49
40
3.0
29
20
6 4 0.6
64
I
69
6 0 • -54
46
\a O S
°t7 .
69 0.0
60.- -64
66
J
PER C E N T
69
I
35
39
30
34
26
29
20
24
16
19
10
14
3.4
I
3.7
6.2
5
UNDER
U N D ER
3. FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
PER C E N T
A G E P E R IO D
4. NEGRO
PER C E N T
PER C E N T
1.2
74
70
1.3
6 6 -6 9
1.7
6 0 - -64
6 6 -6 9
6 0 -6 4
4 5 - -49
4 0 --4 4
3 5 -3 9
VST
4.6
3 0 - -3 4
6.0
2 6 - -2 9
4.6
20- ■
16- •
10-14
1.4
6 ■■ 9
1.1
0.4 UN!
*
•
6
*
3
I
z
6 o>
O
I
a
3
6
4
6
•
1
A G E P E R IO D
PER C E N T
PLATE NO. 207
1. MARITAL CONDITION OF THE POPULATION 15 YEARS
OF AGE AND OVER, BY DIVISIONS: 1910
2. MARITAL CONDITION OF PRINCIPAL CLASSES OF THE
POPULATION, BY AGE PERIODS: 1910
m ale
F EM ALE
M ALE
4 5 AND OVER
M ALE
M ALE
M ALE
FEM_ALE
M A LE
FEM ALE
FEM ALE
M ALE
I
F EM ALE
M ALE
rr~ . i
.
_____________________________ FEM ALE
3. MARITAL CONDITION OF THE POPULATION, BY AGE
PERIODS: 1910
F EM ALE
PER CENT
IOO
60
60
40
20
0
20
40
60
80
IOO
FEM ALE
1
NATIVE W H IT E - N A T IV t PARENTAGE
2
*
NATIV E W H ITE - FOREIGN OR MIXED
'
3
FOREIGN-BOHN W H ITE
4
NEGRO
_ _ _ _ _
V /////A single
PARENTAGE
K 5 8 8 8 S 1 m a r r ie d
„
PLATE NO. 208
1. PER CENT OF THE POPULATION BORN IN EACH STATE LIVING IN OTHER STATES: 1910
□
T 'm le r 15 p e r c e n t .
I '1i I 15 t o 20 p er c e n t .
V.
1 20 t o 25 ]>or c e n t .
R v i 25 t o 30 p e r c e n t .
30 t o 50 jH>r c e n t .
50 p e r ce n t a n d o v e r .
T h e h e a v y li n e s
^
s h o w g e o g r a p h ic
2. PER CENT OF THE NATIVE POPULATION LIVING IN EACH STATE BORN IN OTHER STATES: 1910
PLATE NO. 209
1. MIGRATION OF NATIVE POPULATION FROM AND TO EACH
STATE: 1910
2. NET GAIN OR NET LOSS THROUGH INTERSTATE
MIGRATION: 1910
LIVING IN THE STATE AND
BORN IN OTHER STATES
BORN IN THE STATE AND LIVING
IN OTHER STATES
NET GAIN
HUNDREDS O F TH O U S AN D S
14
12
10
4
3
0
2
4
HUNDREDS O F TH O US AN D S
6
8
MAINE
NEW HAMP8HIRE
VER M ONT
M A 88 A C H U 8 ETTS
RHOOE I8LAN0
C O N N E C TIC U T
NEW YORK
NEW >)ER8EV
PENNSYLVANIA
OHIO
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
MICHIGAN
WI8CONSIN
M INN ESOTA
IOWA
MI8SOURI
N OR TH D A K O TA
S O U TH D A K O TA
NEBRASKA
KANSAS
OELAWARE
MARYLAND
D I8T. O F COLUM BIA
VIRGINIA
W E8T VIRGINIA
N OR TH CAROLINA
S O U TH C A R O U N A
GEORGIA
FLORIDA
K E N TU C K Y
TENN E88EE
ALABAM A
MIS8I8SIPPI
ARKAN8AS
LOUISIANA
OKLAHOM A
TEX A S
M O N TA N A
IDAHO
WYOMING
COLORADO
NEW M EXICO
ARIZONA
U TA H
NEVADA
W ASHINGTON
OREGON
O WASH.
C AU FOR NIA
«
o- CAL.
NET LOSS
5 OREG.
7
0
6
4
3
2
I
O
1 2
3
4
5
8
7
PLATE NO. 210
1. DISTRIBUTION OF NATIVES OF EACH STATE AS LIVING IN
STATE OR LIVING IN OTHER STATES: 1910
NEW ENGLAND
NEW HAMPSHIRE
VERMONT
MASSACHUSETTS
RHODE ISLAND
CONNECTICUT
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
V /Z Z Z Z Z /Z Z t
-------- I--------1--------i------- —
-------- ..... {,,, Z Z /Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z .
— I .... 4 .......i . . ’ '
.....d ....... 1....... 1........
vzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
—
i—
j—
.—
*......
:
7 7 /Z 7 Y J
- . .... I
* ///////<
m
.... n .....m .....
, W A ....... i___ E ...... ------Z SZ Z Z Z Z Z *
NEW YORK
!
J
. . . J ........
EAST NORTH CENTRAL
OHIO
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
MICHIGAN
WISCONSIN
WEST NORTH CENTRAL
'■
I-
........ .............. j"............
'ZZZZZZ/
MAINE
........ - ....... 1 ........i ....... i . i V ////4
■'
—
i— i— i - : - i .......i— m ..... ...7 ////////i
—
i— L — — J —
b— —
w / / / / /
........
-■
■ .
...
zzzzzzzz
.....- t ....... 1................i-.......i
i
Y ZZZZZZZZJ
VERMONT
MASSACHUSETTS
RHODE ISLAND
CONNECTICUT
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
NEW YORK
NEW JERSEY
PENNSYLVANIA
NORTH DAKOTA
SOUTH DAKOTA
NEBRASKA
KANSA8
SOUTH ATLANTIC
..............M Z / s s S s s s z / a
i .......
xzzszzzz
H ±=Z _ „ . / / / / / / / / / /
mz.•....... ...{ i / / / / / / ✓ / *
.....i........f........ .U/MM
DELAWARE
te a
VIRGINIA
W EST VIRGINIA
NORTH CAROLINA
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
M ich ig an
GEORGIA
------- —— I
FLORIDA
.......i................. 1...... V U a
...........vzmzyzTi
1.......
j
w /iz a a z
------- !------- *------- 1....... ....... ‘
1
L.
V ZZZZZA
....... r........ km.
EAST SOUTH CENTRAL
KENTUCKY
—
1—
TENNESSEE
ALABAMA
M ISSISSIPPI
WEST SOUTH CENTRAL
........
!
ARKANSAS
LOUISIANA
OKLAHOMA
11■■
—
TEXAS
MOUNTAIN
..........
...
—
; r
s zzzzzzzz.
"."1
' \
[ w //
' . . . . ' . ". . . ' . ' ' . . ' . -J. . i...... YZ/ZZZ/.
•"."i ■ i-" .!
' ...... i v / r a
sSSSZZZZ/a
MONTANA
.......... j .
WYOMING
z z ± :;. A
COLORADO
NEW MEXICO
ARIZONA
UTAH
> ...........?... —
NEVADA
fssssszsszzyzz7 .
/z z z z z z z z z /
V/YZZj
. . . . . . J...... .
'SZZZZA
" 1> ' ■
>"T
-------I
/zzzzzzz.
s< t.... .1 SS/tWrffV;; iW.
i.
............ .............
- - f - - - - - ---l
PACIFIC
WASHINGTON
OREGON
-
i
..........
z . . . . i ....... ::
w
..........
rw m
m
........
////
—
NO IN THE S T A T E g 2 J B2HN '* THE * TAT£ * " 0 UVIKO PI OTHER STATE 9
3. STATES HAVING GAINED OR LOST BY INTERSTATE
MIGRATION: 1910
V /- \
.........
//////i
fZZZZZZZj
............ i. ...........y
MISSOURI
////////>
......
.......I ......I. .
SOUTH DAKOTA
NEBRASKA
KANSAS
MARYLANO
DIST. OF COLUMBIA
zzzl—
m m m to m m
WEST VIRGINIA
NORTH CAROLINA
------------ -------------------------
.....
mz
FLORIOA
........ 1....... ...........i
-M X M X L
,1 „
:
i- -
j
!
V
V,
_______ 1
TENNESSEE
. B
: .....z *
........... ...
—
.—
i
------ .................. t
:
—
.—
.—
j
---------
ARKANSAS
LOUISIANA
:
........ 1.
OKLAHOMA
TEXA8
MOUNTAIN
■
.
.
MONTANA
-------- r - '------
COLORADO
ARIZONA
.............
.......... ; ...........1
GEORGIA
NEW MEXICO
am
.......I
SOUTH CAROUNA
WYOMING
a
___
VIRGINIA
ALABAMA
/ /
------ 1------ !------
......r 11
.t9.y
.....
s. iJaefi&s ...................... 5E8i£SS$VZi
W!:— J —
.. ma
..... l. iw l
v<
i
■ .......... i
l.m
run
------1— 1— %.... !...... m:i
DELAWARE
KENTUCKY
.YZSZZZZZZZ,
w
.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
EAST SOUTH CENTRAL
.....v e s k m m m
i — —
- L ...
NORTH OAKOTA
........ "" 1"1
UTAH
:
•
'
..i.............. ! . . . . !
!
........................
1.
.....
...........
:....... ............ 1......... :
/f l
. i
WASHINGTON
..... ........... 7 / / / / / / A
.......
1—
f w . ..
PACIFIC
..................... r :.r r /
: ”5
......... K M a s l I K
.... w
//////i
....... S M W
........1....... y / .
NEVADA
.•?
;
J/ JB w
/ / / /
..... ......................... .. / / / / / / /
a
SYSSSSSJ
OREGON
.:.... t : .....................
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
;
-M
IOWA
i....... l
'S Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z S
V
.£ 2 2
WISCONSIN
WEST NORTH CENTRAL
//////.
r/jy/A
—
m m
SOUTH CAROUNA
i
OHIO
MINNESOTA
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ a
T Z ZZ ZZZZZ*
2ZZZ
1.......Y /M Z Z L
35ZO Z Z7ZZZ2
Y S //Z /S /*
^ZZZZZZZZZZZZZA
MISSOURI
DIST OF COLUMBIA
T iiz u z m
EAST NORTH CENTRAL
MINNESOTA
IOWA
MARYLAND
..........-................... ..........1
:: 7 / / M
f
.... in
---------------- :------------------------------- .... •" ‘i...:.
rz z z z A
— i—
i—
:—
\—
7 /////////A
--------i------- 1--------L— L J U
irz z z z z z z z z z z *
i
I
■
!
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Z----- L ........J...........J............... IYZZZZZj
NEW JE R SE Y
PENNSYLVANIA
NFW ENGLAND
i
MAINE
2. DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL POPULATION OF EACH STATE,
AS BORN IN STATE, BORN IN OTHER STATES, OR FOREIGN
BORN: 1910
I'.
BO** IK STATE OF H»>OtMCl
zzzzzzzzz/
SO** »* OTmLM STATCS e q
r 0*Li0N ao»M
4. STATES HAVING GAINED OR LOST BY ALL
MIGRATION: 1910
PLATE NO. 211
FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION BY PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF
BIRTH: 1 8 5 0 - 1 9 1 0
2. FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION BY PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES
OF BIRTH: 1910 AND 1900
GERM ANY
R U S S IA A N D F IN L A N D
A U S T R IA -H U N G A R Y
N O R W A Y , SW E D E N ,
AND DENMARK
E N G LA N D , S C O T L A N D , 1 9 1 0
A N D W A LES
C A N A D A A ND
NEW FO U N D LA N D
| 0 OO
3. FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION BY COUNTRY OF BIRTH: 1910
H U N D R E D S OF T H O U S A N D S
G E R M AN Y
RUSSIA
IR ELAN D
IT A L Y
C AN AD A
AU STR IA
ENGLAND
SWEDEN
HUNG ARY
N ORWAY
S C O T LA N D
M EXICO
EN G LAN D , SC OTLAND,
A N D W A LE S
DENM ARK
FIN LA N D
S W IT Z E R LA N D
N ET H ER LA N D S
FRANCE
GREECE
W ALES
C ANAD A AND
NEW FO U ND LAN D
JA P A N
R O U M A N IA
T U R K E Y IN ASIA
PO RTUGAL
C H IN A
BE LG IU M
T U R K E Y IN EUROPE
8P A IN
A T L A N T IC ISLAN D S
CU BA
BU LG AR IA
A U S T R A L IA
SO UTH AM ER IC A
M O N TEN EG R O
N EW FO U N D LAN D
IN D IA
SERVIA
AFR IC A
LU X E M B U R G
PACIFIC IS LAN D S
C E N T R A L AM ER IC A
PLATE NO. 212
1. PER CENT DISTRIBUTION OF THE FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION BY PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF
BIRTH: 1850, 1870, 1890, AND 1910
TO TA L FOREIGN BORN, 1850 : 2,244,602
TOTAL FOREIGN BORN. 1870: 5,567.229
TO TAL FOREIGN BORN, 1890 : 9,249,560
2. PER CENT DISTRIBUTION OF THE FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION BY PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF
BIRTH: 1910 AND 1900
TO TAL FOREIGN BORN, 1910: 13,515,886
TOTAL FOREIGN BORN, 1900: 10,341,276
PLATE NO. 213
PER CENT DISTRIBUTION OF THE FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION BY PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF
BIRTH, BY DIVISIONS: 1910
NEW ENGLAND
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
E A S T NORTH C E N T R A L
T O T A L FOREIGN BORN 1,825,110
T O T A L FOREIGN BORN 4.851,173
T O T A L FOREIGN BORN 3,073,766
W EST NORTH CENTRAL
SOUTH ATLANTIC
E A S T SOUTH C E N T R A L
T O T A L FOREIGN BORN 1,616,695
T O T A L FOREIGN BORN 299,994
T O T A L FOREIGN BORN 87,825
WEST SOUTH CENTRAL
MOUNTAIN
PACIFIC
T O T A L FOREIGN BORN 352,192
T O T A L FOREIGN BORN 453,322
T O T A L FO REIGN BO R N 955,809
PLATE NO. 214
FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION BY PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF BIRTH, BY DIVISIONS:
1910 AND 1900
N E W E N G LA N D
HUNDREOS OF
W EST N O R TH CEN TR A L
W EST S O U TH C E N TR A L
HUNDREDS OF
TH O US AN DS
THO U SAN D S
0
NORW AY. S W ED E N ,
AND DENM ARK
OCRMANY
RUSSIA AND FIN LA N D
A U S TR IA -H U N G A R Y
A U S TR IA -H U N O A R Y
C AN AD A AND
EN G LA ND, SCO TLA N D .
N EW FO U N D LA N D
AN O WALES
I N O LA N D, S C O T L A N D ,
AN O W ALES
NORW AY. S W ED EN .
ANO OENMARK
M O U N T A IN
S O U T H A T L A N T IC
M IDD LE A T L A N T IC
O
I
RUSSIA AND FIN LA N D
EN Q L A N O , S C O T L A N D .
AN D WALES
A U S TR IA -H U N G A R Y
C U B A AND O TH ER
W E S T INDIES
C A N A D A AND
NEW FO UN DLA N D
E A S T S O U TH C E N TR A L
EA S T N O R TH C EN TR A L
N O R W AY. SW EOEN,
AN D DENM ARK
E N Q L A N O 'S C O TL A N O .
GERM ANY
AN O W ALES
E NOL A N D , S C O T L AN O ,
ANO W ALES
CAN ADA AND
RUSSIA AND FIN LA N D
N EW FO UN DLA N D
A U S T R IA -H U N G A R Y
CAN AD A AND
N EW FO U N D LA N D
RUSSIA AN D FIN LA N D
S W ITZ ER LAN D
1910
1900
I
7
PLATE NO. 215
NATIVES OF PRINCIPAL FOREIGN COUNTRIES, BY STATES: 1910 AND 1900
1. GERMANY
THOUSANDS
MS
*00
N tW YORK
ILLINOIS
W IS C ON SIN
P E N N S Y LV A N IA
2. NORWAY. SWEDLN, AND DENMARK
OHIO
M ICHIGAN
NEW JERSEY
M IN N E S O T A
M IN N fV O T A
IO W A
MISSOURI
*L
WISCONSIN
C ALIF O R N IA
NCW VQ ft*
IN D IAN A
W A *m t w ro «
NEBRASKA
IOWA
T EX AS
NORTH DAKOTA
M AR YLAN D
C A U * O R * «A
KANSAS
MASSACMUSC T TI
C O N N E C T IC U T
M ASS AC H US ETTS
WASHINGTON
SO UTH D A K O T A
KENTUCKY
OREGON
C OLORADO
N OR TH D A K O T A
O K LAH O M A
LO UISIA NA
M O N TAN A
WEST VIRGINIA
ARKANSAS
D<ST. O f C O LU M BIA
IOAHO
3. IRELAND
tW O llftA N N
ISO
tis
4. AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
TM0O4AW0*
m
1 *0
w n v a in a
NEW YORK
mxmtom
OHIO
NEW JERSEY
COWNCCTICWT
MASSACHUSETTS
N EBRASKA
TEXAS
CAUTONRU
IOW A
D«ST
Of C O LU M BIA
•
co lor ao o
Wt i T mOMWA
w w w orow
KANSAS
K W u iiO
M O W TA N A
now tn
o am oya
**LAW©
SO v y n D a k o t a
l
tt(
PLATE NO.
NATIVES OF PRINCIPAL FOREIGN COUNTRIES, BY STATESi 1910 AND 1900
I. RUSSIA AND FINLAND
T H O U SAN D 8
525
NCW YORK
300
376
460
626
M N N S V t V A N: A
IL LIN O IS
M ASS AC H U S ET T S
N EW JERSEY
M IC HIGAN
C O N N E C T IC U T
OMtO
M IN N E SO T A
2. ITALY
W ISC O N SIN
T HOUSANDS
NORTH DAKO TA
M AR YLAN D
76
160
225
300
NEW YORK
C A L IF O R N IA
PE N N S YLV AN IA
M ISSOURI
NEW JERSEY
W ASH IN G T O N
KA N S AS
M ASS AC H US ETTS
ILLIN OIS
C O LO RA D O
CALIFOR NIA
S O UTH D AKO TA
C O N N EC TIC U T
N E BR A SKA
OHIO
H h ODC i SLA NO
OREGON
RHOOE ISLAN O
LO U ISIA N A
IN D IA N A
W EST VIRG IN IA
IOW A
M ICHIGAN
M ONTANA
COLORADO
TEX AS
W ASHINGTON
O K LA H O M A
M ISSOURI
M AINE
M IN NESOTA
N EW M A M H H IA I
W ISCONSIN
W E S T V IR G IN IA
TEXAS
M AR YLAN D
INDIANA
M O N TAN A
IOWA
OREGON
3. CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND
4. ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES
TM
THOUSANDS
no
M Aft%ACHiK»C T T g
M IC H IG AN
N fW YORK
s?*
NEW YORK
PE NN S YLV AN IA
M ASSAC H USETTS
M AIN E
ILLIN OIS
N fW M A M f» *M *ftf
NEW JERSEY
I t U N O **
C A L IF O R N IA
RMOOfe IS LAN O
M lN N t ROTA
W A S H IN G T O N
C O N N E C T IC U T
VERM ONT
W ISC O N SIN
O H IO
NO RTH D AKO TA
P E N N S Y LV A N IA
M O NTANA
OREG ON
IO W A
COLORADO
CALIFORNIA
O H IO
M ICHIGAN
RHODE ISLANO
C O N N EC T IC U T
W ASH IN GTON
IOWA
UTAH
W ISCONSIN
COLORADO
MISSOURI
M IN NE SO TA
KANSAS
IN D IAN A
M O N T AN A
OREGON
N EW JERSEY
N EBRASKA
M ISS O U RI
N EBR ASKA
KANSAS
• O U tH DAKOTA
IN fM AN A
»A
«0
T EX AS
M AINE
M AR YLAN D
IDAHO
NEW HAMPSHIRE
VERMONT
S O UTH D AKO TA
WEST VIRGINIA
W YOM ING
VIRGINIA
PLATE NO. 217
PER CENT OF TOTAL POPULATION OF EACH STATE BORN IN PRINCIPAL FOREIGN COUNTRIES: 1910
1. GERMANY
3. AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
4, IRELAND
5. ITALY
6. NORWAY, SWEDEN, AND DENMARK
LE SS T H A N
f
\
2. RUSSIA AND FINLAND
I
| PE R C E N T
T O 2 PE R C E N T
r
i 2 TO 3 P E R CENT
3
TO 4 P E R CENT
4 TO 6 P E R CENT
6 TO 6 PER C EN T
8 PER C EN T A N D OVER
PLATE NO. 218
PER CENT OF TOTAL POPULATION OF EACH STATE BORN IN PRINCIPAL FOREIGN COUNTRIES: 1910
1. E N G L A N D , S C O T L A N D , A N D W A L E S
(ZZ1
LESS T H AN
f
I
i
I
2 . CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND
PER CENT
I
TO 2 P E R C E N T
I 2 TO 3 PER
Cl
NT
S TO
J TO 4 PER CENT
t
I 'lB
eI NI
8 PER C l NT ANO O V IR
4 TO 6 PER C l NT
3. FOREIGN WHITE STOCK, BY PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN: 1910
GERM ANY
IR E L A N D
CANADA
R U S S IA A N D
F IN L A N D
ENGLAND
IT A L Y
A U S T R IA
SW EDEN
NORW AY
[
]
BORN IN SPECIFIED C O U N TS *
HUNGARY
iv }
SCOTLAND
N A T IV E -B O T H
N A T IV E -O N E
DENM ARK
PARENTS BOHN IN SPECIFIE D COUNTRY
PARENT BORN IN SP EC IFIE D
COUNTRY, OTHER
IN UNiTEO STATES
W ALES
4. CITIES HAVING 500 OR MORE JAPANESE OR CHINESE: 1910 AND 1900
JAP AN ES E
HUNDREDS
w sss.rssssssssj
PLATE NO. 219
1. FOREIGN WHITE STOCK, BY PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF
ORIGIN: 1910
2. FOREIGN WHITE STOCK, BY LINGUISTIC GROUPS:
1910
3. PRINCIPAL ELEMENTS OF FOREIGN WHITE STOCK, BY LINGUISTIC GROUPS: 1910
TO TAL FOREIGN BORN: 13,345,545
4. FOREIGN WHITE STOCK, BY PRINCIPAL MOTHER
TONGUES: 1910
TO TAL N A T IV E , OF FOREIGN STO CK: 18,897,837
5. ELEMENTS OF FOREIGN WHITE STOCK, BY PRINCIPAL
MOTHER TONGUES: 1910
G ER M AN
ITALIAN
P O LI8H
YID D IS H A N D
HEB REW
8W EDIS H
FRENCH
N O R W EG IAN
FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
N A T IV E W H I T E - B O T H P A R E N T S FO R E IG N B ORN
N A T IV E W H I T E - O N E P A R E N T F O R E IG N B O R N , ON E N A TIV E
PLATE
N O . 220
FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION IN 1910, DISTRIBUTED AS ARRIVING BEFORE OR AFTER JANUARY 1. 1901
THOUSANDS
760
1000
'/SSSS/?SSjY//////////S/?SSS/SSSJS.
WSSSSSSS/SS/S/SSSSJ/SS/SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSAf/SSSSSSSSf/SSSSSSSysssss
< O H IO
oc
£ IND.
" o ILL.
“ h M ICH .
DC
2 wis.
M INN .
< IOW A
J
N. OAK.
m o
liJ
So
8. DAK.
cc
° NEBR..
KANS.
DEL.
MD.
O. C.
VA.
W . VA.
N. C.
S. C.
GA.
FLA .
KY
O K TENN
C0 H
t - 5 A LA .
2o
?.
MISS.
f
AR K.
3 4
Ooc LA.
0)H
l - z O KLA.
OJUJ
V .
jU J ° TT CE X
M O N T.
ID AH O
z
W YO.
£
CO LO ,
D
O
£
ARIZ.
z
N M EX
U TA H
NEV.
O
W AS H .
5
O R EG .
<
0- CAL.
IB E F O R E
JA N . I, 1901
V//////A A F T E R JA N . I. 1901
17 SO
PLATE NO. 221
1. COLOR OR RACE, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAGE OF MALES
21 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY STATES: 1910
2. COLOR OR RACE, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAGE OF MALES
21 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY STATES: 1900
'/%&Z/Z/
W////A?//////,vmfy//A...}.. .
■ mz^m.w/Zpmfy.w&mkfSMMM
---—
---2
^
ymL/Zto
wm
M A IN E
N . H.
VT.
M ASS.
R. I.
CONN.
< O H IO
V SM
< O H IO
£ IN O .
W M
£ IN O .
K
S o IL L .
m v / \ m / ^ / // 7 / ^ M _ f:
H M IC H ,
rss m
:$ m m
ce
f/ S A
2 w is.
///A
CENTRAL
IO W A
NORTH
S. D A K .
MO.
KANS.
O
W ASH.
5
O REG .
<
ui
»cc
W ////////////I
///// /7
//
V
M IC H ,
5 W IS .
1Z&ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ1
M IN N .
'SS SS SS //A
< IO W A
V/////W//////W/
'%■
N. DAK
NEBR.
z rz /m
s /s s /s /s /fsf iszZ,Z 1
g o IL L .
fSSSSSSS/SSSSS///SSA
M IN N .
Y ///S S /A
<r
V//z,
rz
m o-
P3 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 * 5 1
m ± m ;x zz7 sssszs/zm
fm frM d m t& m 'y -m m m w m jv tsm
zZZZ/./A m zk w A v ////M ////A
E2o N. D A K .
I Z Z ^ Z Z Z & Z Z Z Z Z Z Z & Z g Z ia Z Z A
ii
I- S. D A K .
CE
° NEBR.
y
KANS.
I
W ASH.
OREG -
CAL.
C AL.
f
8
E n z n
;
a
5555555
-r r
1
• -f
NATIVE W HITE - NATIV E PARENTAGE
F O R E IG N -BO R N W H IT E
NATIVE W H IT E -N A T IV E PARENTAGE
N A T IV E W H I T E -F O R E I G N OR MIXED P A R E N TA G E
NEGRO AN O A L L O T H E R
N A T IV E W H IT E - FOREIG N OR MIXED P A R E N T A G E
///// /////////>
r s /s s /s s /s i
FOR E I O N -B O R N W H IT E
IH H
NEGRO A N D A L L O T H E R
PLATE NO. 222
1. COLOR OR RACE, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAGE OF MALES 21
YEARS OF AGE AND OVER IN URBAN AND RURAL COM
MUNITIES: 1910
P E R C EN r
m
URBAN
20
30
dp
60
2. FOREIGN-BORN WHITE MALES 21 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
BY CITIZENSHIP AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH: 1910
NATURALIZED^ ► IR 8T M APIH&,
60
70
00
no
PER CENT
OR NOT R tPO RTED
^
U N IT E D S T A T E S
■ iia n w w ' M M M H W
g
ijpwr.itiu'j t w v s w w w v w v l l
p rc o iiw ju a ! lv v ^ w
NEW EN G LAN D
I
CANADA
M ID . A T L A N T IC
w
TC S S S N i
w
.x n w
I
I
i
AND N EW FO U N D LAN D
IR E L A N D
IS *
A U S T R IA ^
E. NO. CENTRAL
G R E A T B R IT A IN
W. NO. CENTRAL
N O R W A Y , S W E D E N .A N
DENMARK
S O . A T L A N T IC
IT A L Y
E. SO. C E N TR A L
R U S S IA
A N D F IN U \N '
W . S O .C E N T R A L
: : : : : :
URBAN
M O U N T A IN
_____
:
RURAL
GERMANY
z l
vm . IX I
U RBAN
P A C IF IC
RURAL
N A T IV E W H I T E - N A TIV E P A R E N TA G E
N A T IV E W H IT E - FO R E IG N
OR M IX E D
FO R E IG N -B O R N
PA RE N T A G E
W H ITE
NEGRO AND ALL OTHER
3. PER CENT ATTENDING SCHOOL IN THE TOTAL POPULATION
6 TO 2 0 YEARS OF AGE: 1 9 0 9 - 1 0
AGE
N e t h e r la n d s , e tc ., I n c lu d e s B e lg iu m a n d L u x e m b u r g .
B u lg a r ia , e tc ., in c lu d e s G re e c e , M o n te n e g r o , R o u m a n ia , S e r v ia , a n d
T u r k e y in E u ro p e .
E u r o p e n o t s p e c ifie d in c lu d e s F ra n c e , P o r tu g a l, S p a in , a n d S w it z e r la n d .
4. PER CENT ATTENDING SCHOOL IN THE TOTAL POPULATION
AND IN CERTAIN CLASSES 6 TO 20 YEARS OF AGE: 1 909- 10
PLATE NO. 223
PER CENT OF ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER,
BY STATES: 1910
1. ALL CLASSES
I
1 I>os<: th a n 1 p e r ce il
I
I 1 to 3 p er cen t.
L J 3 to 5
E53
jut
cen t.
5 t o 10 por ce n t,
tz a 10 t o 15 p e r c e n t.
1 ^1 15 t o 25 p e r cen t.
■
25 i>or c e n t a n d o v e r.
T h e h e a v y lin es ( — ) s h o w g e o g r a p h ic d iv is io n s .
2. NATIVE WHITES OF NATIVE PARENTAGE
PLATE NO. 224
PER CENT OF ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
BY STATES: 1910
1. FOREIGN-BORN WHITES
2. NEGROES
PLATE NO. 225
PER CENT OF ILLITERATES IN THE POPULATION 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BY STATES
1910 AND 1900
2. NATIVE WHITES OF NATIVE PARENTAGE
1. ALL CLASSES
3. FOREIGN-BORN WHITES
4. NEGROES
LOUISIANA
TEXAS
LOUISIANA
WEST VIRGINIA
PENNSYLVANIA
DELAWARE
RHOOE ISLAND
CONNECTICUT
ALABAMA
SOUTH CAROUNA
GEORGIA
MISSISSIPPI
NORTH CAROUNA
VIRGINIA
KtNTUCKV
TENNESSEE
WISCONSIN
WASHINGTON
OREGON
MINNESOTA
PLATE NO.
FOREIGN-BORN WHITE POPULATION 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER UNABLE
TO SPEAK ENGLISH; 1910 AND 1900
MALE8
2
nfw
NEW
FN H LAN D
EN G LAN D
M A IN E
N. H.
VT.
MASS.
R. I.
N. Y .
N . J.
PA.
O H IO
IN D .
IL L .
M IC H .
W IS .
j
NORTH
EAST
CENTRAL
I
MIDDLE
ATLANTIC
I
CONN.
NORTH
WEST
CENTRAL
M IN N .
IO W A
MO.
N. DAK.
S. D A K .
NEBR.
I
KANS.
DEL.
SOUTH
b u u in
ATLANTIC
MD.
D . C.
VA.
W . VA.
N . C.
S. C.
GA.
j WEST SOUTH
CENTRAL
I EAST SOUTH
CENTRAL
I
FLA.
KY.
TENN.
A LA.
M IS S .
ARK.
LA.
O KLA.
TEX.
M O NT.
ID A H O
MO UN TAIN
MO UN TAIN
W YO.
CO LO.
N
MEX.
A R IZ .
UTAH
I
NEV.
PACIFIC
PACIFIC
WASH.
OREG.
CAL
HUN0RED8 OF THOUSANDS
1
0
FEMALES
1
2
3
PLATE NO. 227
1, NUMBER OF DWELLINGS PER SQUARE M IL E : 1910
IOWA/
NEBR.
KANS.
O KLA.
ARK.
NllSS^
7 5 AND OVER
2. NUMBER OF FAMILIES PER SQUARE M IL E : 1910
NEBR.
KANS.
fr E N N .
O K LA .
7 5 AND OVER
PLATE NO. 228
PROPORTION OF HOMES OWNED FREE, OWNED ENCUMBERED, AND RENTED, BY STATES: 1910
1. ALL HOMES
2. FARM HOMES
M A IN E
Q
Z
<
O
Z
w
£
z
N. H .
VT.
m &sssssszzz&zzz
EUH
M ASS.
' / / / / / / / / / / / / /rz z y
L L i:
R .,.
I S
I
CONN.
W p N. Y.
V S S S /S S S /S /S S S S S S S ///M
fS S s S S s f s S s s s s s S S s
s /Z
s SS7Z7/l
S sZsZsZ
:o :
Q < N. J.
SSSZ7j T7ZZZZ7ZZ7rZ
a /Z S 7Z Z Z i
PA.
Y Z syysssssssv sssssssjrA
T Z Z B Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z gZ Z L
iir r r
ZB
7 //////W
$ 0 IL L .
Y/ //Z
/ / /Z
/iS
7 S 77//
/ /a
^
y
IB S S
// /// /// //
M IN N .
< IO W A
_ Z MOS o N. D A K
* * 8. D AK.
k
O N EB R .
3™
KANS.
D EL.
M D.
w w z a
1
D. C.
.... ;
VA .
iT Z
W . VA .
N. C.
n z z & v z z z z z z z a y r z z z tz z z
T ss/s /s /s ss/s s//s sssssjrzzA
S. C.
GA.
rssssssjT A
FLA .
t
—1ri *
•y
r s Jm
■nm
im
m
s t/Z M
M
Z Z A
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
v b s s s s is s s s s s s s s z m
lx. ia u z a ussssss/ s / s/ zzzzzzz
V A m r ssv ssjsssssssssss/s///ssA
K , ARK.
O s LA.
■ ■ P M * //////////////////////////>
£5 O K L A TEX.
M ONT.
ID AH O
2
W YO.
2
Z
g
C O LO .
2
AR IZ .
t= = r.:...,
.
N. M E X .
•••
....... i M x i
UTAH
N EV.
O
W ASH.
6
<
OR EG .
»
w
// //////////// /
a CAL.
1ZZ3 OWNED,FREE
^VvTv^OWNED.ENCUMBERED
RENTED
□
OWNED, r « E I
rT7~1 ^MO.tHCU-MMO H Z
RENTED
PLATE NO. 229
PROPORTION OF POPULATION 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER ENGAGED IN GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS FOR
BOTH SEXES IN 1910 AND 1900, AND FOR EACH SEX IN 1910, BY STATES
BO TH SEXES
PE R C E N T
M A LES A N D FEM ALES
PER C E N T
PLATE NO. 230
PROPORTION OF MALES AND FEMALES 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER ENGAGED IN GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS,
BY STATES: 1910 AND 1900
M ALES
W Y O M IN G
NEVADA.
ID A H O
M ONTANA
A R IZ O N A
■
W E S T V IR G IN IA
NEW
M E X IC O
W A S H IN G T O N
KANSAS
O K LAH O M A
7Z&
SO UTH D AKO TA
OREGON
NORTH
DAKO TA
UTAH
V777W7WZ
NEBRASKA
3SSb
IN D IA N A
C A L IF O R N IA
m
C O LO RAD O
IO W A
M IS S O U R I
M IC H IG A N
KENTUCKY
M IN N E S O T A
O H IO
.......... j
W IS C O N S IN
IL L IN O IS
P E N N S Y L V A N IA
VERM ONT
TENNESSEE
DELAW ARE
M A IN E
—
TEXAS
WZZZA
V IR G IN IA
NEW JE R S E Y
F L O R ID A
M ARYLAND
ARKANSAS
C O N N E C T IC U T
NEW YO RK
N E W H A M P S H IR E
M
7ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ&:
M
L O U IS IA N A
R H O D E IS L A N D
N O R T H C A R O L IN A
M ASSACHUSETTS
•ZHEZZZZt72ZZZZZZZL
G E O R G IA
ALAB AM A
D IS T . O F C O L U M B IA
mm.
m m m
M IS S IS S IP P I
S O U T H C A R O L IN A
T777A 1 9 0 0
PLATE NO. 231
PROPORTION OF MALES AND FEMALES 10 TO 13 AND 14 AND 15 YEARS OF AGE ENGAGED IN GAINFUL
OCCUPATIONS, BY STATES: 1910
10 T O 13 Y E A R S
14- T O I 5 Y E A R S
PER C E N T
PER C E N T
vZEZZBZZZZZZ
_
£2____
'//////>VSSSS/S*YSSSS/S*YSSSSSA
ysssssavssssssaVsss/ z/
■ ■ ■ ■
—
r
F
-
P
y/s/s/A
mmmm
PLATE NO. 232
1. PROPORTION OF MALES 10 TO 13 YEARS OF AGE ENGAGED IN GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS,
BY STATES: 1910
2. PROPORTION OF MALES 14 AND 15 YEARS OF AGE ENGAGED IN GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS,
BY STATES: 1910
PLATE NO. 233
1. PROPORTION OF FEMALES 10 TO 13 YEARS OF AGE ENGAGED IN GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS,
BY STATES: 1910
2. PROPORTION OF FEMALES 14 AND 15 YEARS OF AGE ENGAGED IN GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS,
BY STATES: 1910
PLATE NO. 234
PROPORTION OF MALES AND FEMALES 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER ENGAGED IN CERTAIN GAINFUL
OCCUPATIONS: 1910
PER C E N T
25
50
75
100
A L L O C C U P A T IO N S
A G R IC U L T U R E , FO R E S T R Y . A N D A N IM A L H U S B A N D R Y ;
STO CK H E R D E R S . DR O V E R S . A N D F E ED ER S
STO CK R A IS E R S
D A IR Y FA R M E R S
FARMERS
G AR D EN . G R E EN H O U S E. ORCHARD. AN D NURSERY LABORERS
G A R D E N E R S . FLO R IS T S , F R U IT GRO W ERS. A NO N U R S E R Y M E N
D A IR Y F A R M LA B O R E R S
FARM LABORERS
M A N U F A C T U R IN G A N D M E C H A N IC A L IN D U S T R IE S :
S H O E M A K E R S A N D C O B B LE R S (N O T IN FA C TO R Y )
L A B O R E R S ~ L U M B E R A N D F U R N IT U R E IN D U S T R IE S
M A N A G E R S A N D S U P E R IN T E N D E N T S ‘ M A N U F A C T U R IN G
LA B O R E R S C L A Y , G LASS. A N D STO NE IN D U S T R IE S
LA B O R E R S - M E T A L IN D U S T R IE S
L A B O R E R S -G E N E R A L A N D NOT S P E C IF IE D
M A N U F A C T U R E R S A N D O F F IC IA L S
BAKERS
L A B O R E R S FOOD IN D U S T R IE S
S E M IS K IL L E D O P E R A T IV E S
S E M IS K IL L E D O P E R A T IV E S
L U M B E R A N D F U R N IT U R E IN D U S T R IE S
M E T A L IN D U S T R IE S
S E M IS K IL L E D O P E R A T IV E S C L A Y . GLASS. A NO STONE IN D U S T R IE S
CO M PO SITO RS, L IN O T Y P E R S . A N D TY P E S E TTER S
F O R E M E N A N O O V E R S E ER S (M A N U F A C T U R IN G '
A P P R E N T IC E S
LA B O R E R S T E X T IL E IN D U S T R IE S
T A IL O R S A N D TA ILO R E S S E S
S E M IS K IL L E D O P E R A T IV E S SHOE FA CTO RIE S
S E M IS K IL L E D O PER A T I VES - C L O T H I NG IN D U S T R IE S
S E M IS K IL L E D O P E R A T IV E S FOOD IN D U S T R IE S
S E M IS K IL L E D O P E R A T IV E S C IG A R A N D TOBACCO FA C TO R IE S
S E M IS K IL L E D O P E R A T IV E S P R IN T IN G A N D P U B L IS H IN G
S E M IS K IL L E D O P E R A T IV E S T E X T IL E IN D U S T R IE S
S EW ER S A N D S E W IN G M A C H IN E O PF R AT O R S FA C TO R Y )
M IL L IN E R S A N D M IL L IN E R Y D E A LE R S
T R A N S P O R T A T IO N :
M A IL C A R R IE R S
T E L E G R A P H O PERATO RS
T E L E P H O N E O PERATO RS
TRADE :
C O M M E R C IA L T R A V E L E R S
W H O L E S A L E D E A LE R S . IM P O R TE R S. A N D E X P O R TE R S
R E A L E S T A T E A G E N TS A N D O F F IC IA L S
B A N K E R S . B R O K E R S , A N D M O N E Y LEN D ER S
IN S U R A N C E A G E N TS A N D O F F IC IA L S
LAB O R E R S . POR TER S. A N D H E LP E R S IN STORES
R E T A IL D E A LE R S
S A L E S M E N A N D S A LE S W O M E N
C L E R K S IN STORES
P U B L IC S E R V IC E ( NO T E L S E W H E R E C L A S S IF IE D !:
LA B O R E R S 'P U B L IC S E R V IC E !
O F F IC IA L S A N D IN SPECTO RS (C IT Y A N D C O U N T Y )
O F F IC IA L S A N D INSPECTO RS (S TA TE A N D U N IT E D S TATES)
P R O FE S S IO N A L S E R V IC E :
P H Y S IC IA N S A N D SURGEONS
ACTORS
A R T IS T S , SCULPTOR S. A N D T E AC H E R S OF ART
M U S IC IA N S A N D TE A C H E R S OF M USIC
TE A C H E R S
T R A IN E D NUR SES
DO M E S TIC A N D P E R S O N A L S E R V IC E :
SALO O N K E E P E R S
LA B O R E R S (D O M E S TIC A N D P R O FE S S IO N A L S E R V IC E )
B A R B E R S . H A IR D R E S S E R S . A N D M A N IC U R IS T S
R E S T A U R A N T , C A F E , A N D L U N C H -R O O M K E E P E R S
J A N IT O R S A N D S E X TO N S
HO TEL KEEPER S A N D M ANAGERS
W A IT E R S
L A U N D R Y O P E R A T IV E S
CHARW OM EN A N D CLEANERS
S E R V A N TS
B O A R D IN G A N D L O D G IN G HO USE K E E P E R S
M ID W IV E S A N D N UR SES (N O T T R A IN E D )
H O U S E K E E P E R S A N D S TEW A R D S
L A U N D E R E R S A N D LA U N D R E S S E S (N O T IN L A U N D R Y )
C L E R IC A L O C C U P A T IO N S :
A G E N T S , C A N V A S S E R S , A N D CO LLECTO RS
M E S S E N G E R . B U N D L E . A N D O F F IC E BOYS
C L E R K S (E X C E P T C L E R K S IN STORES)
B O O K K E E P E R S . C A S H IE R S , A N D A C C O U N T A N T S
S T E N O G R A P H E R S A N D T Y P E W R IT E R S
MALES
f
" 1 FEM ALES
PLATE NO. 235
PROPORTION
F POPULATION 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, IN EACH STATE, ENGAGED IN
EACH GENERAL DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONS! 1910
PER C E N T
50
60
M I S S I S S IP P I
S O U T H C A R O L IN A
ARKANSAS
ALABAM A
N O R T H C A R O L IN A
G E O R G IA
NORTH D A K O TA
TEXAS
O KLAHO M A
SOUTH
DAKOTA
N E W M E X IC O
TENNESSEE
KENTUCKY
L O U IS I A N A
NEBRASKA
V IR G IN IA
ID A H O
KANSAS
F L O R ID A
IO W A
W E S T V IR G IN IA
M IS S O U R I
VERM ONT
M IN N E S O T A
W IS C O N S IN
W Y O M IN G
IN D IA N A
M ONTANA
M IC H IG A N
OREGON
UTAH
DELAW AR E
M A IN E
A R IZ O N A
CO LO RADO
W A S H IN G T O N
O H IO
M ARYLAND
C A L IF O R N IA
IL L IN O IS
NEVADA
NEW
H A M P S H IR E
P E N N S Y L V A N IA
C O N N E C T IC U T
NEW YORK
NEW JE R S EY
RHODE
IS L A N D
M ASSACHUSETTS
D IS T
O F C O L U M B IA
E 3
A G R IC U L T U R E , FO R E STR Y. « N D A N IM A L H U S B A N D R Y
I M A N U F A C T U R IN G AN O M E C H A N .C A L IN D U S T R IE S
|T R A D E
P R O F E S S IO N A L S E R V IC E
^
Q
E X T R A C T IO N OF M IN E R A L S
r j T R A N S P O R T A T IO N
1■
i
'---------1 P U B L IC S E R V IC E (N O T E L S E W H E R E C L A S S IF IE D )
r
I-
D O M ESTIC A N D P E R S O N A L S E R V IC E
J C L E R IC A L O C C U P A T IO N S
P L A T E
N O .
2 3 6
1, PROPORTION OF MALES AND FEMALES 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER ENGAGED IN EACH GENERAL
DIVISION OF GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS! 1910
PER C E N T
20
10
30
40
50
60
80
90
100
A L L O CCU PATIO NS
A G R IC U L T U R E . FORESTRY. A N D A N I M A L H U S B A N D R Y
222221222Z Z ~ 7
Z H Z Z H Z I3
E X T R A C T I O N OF M I N E R A L S
-2 Z
M A N U F A C T U R I N G A N D M E C H A N I C A L IN D U S T R IE S
T R A N S P O R T A T IO N
k .v ;;.
. , ,1 .,... ■ /.
I
4
TRADE
P U B L IC S E R V IC E ' N O T E LS E W H E R E CL A S S IFIE D *
PRO FESSIO NA L SE R V IC E
D O M E S T IC A N D PERSO NA L SERVICE
C L E R I C A L OCCU PATIO NS
M ALES
FEM ALES
2. PROPORTION WHICH GAINFUL WORKERS, BOTH SEXES,
MALES, AND FEMALES, OF EACH SPECIFIED AGE GROUP
CONSTITUTED OF ALL GAINFUL WORKERS: 1910
3. PROPORTION OF EACH PRINCIPAL CLASS OF POPULATION
10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, BOTH SEXES, MALES, AND
FEMALES, ENGAGED IN GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS: 1910
>0
10
TO
13
fe m a le s
BO TH SEXES
1*
TO
15
7
BO TH S E XES a
YEARS
M ALE S
5 L
YEARS
M ALE S
BO TH SE XES
TO
20
Y E AR S
W A LE S
m
B O TH SE X E S
TO
44
YEARS
70
60
©O
IOO
i
1
F E M A LE S E'v.
a
M A LE S
F C M A LE 8
1
T
i
f
i
w
iv .v .
t
1
m
-
u
1
u
1
u
1
:
I
I
:
BO TH SEXES
z z z z /z z z
y/z/w/s/A
M A LE S
F E M A LE S
'/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / S '
M ALE S
F O R E IG N -B O R N W H ITE
r m
BO TH SEXES z g s z s
M ALE S
FE M A L E S
FEM ALES
PER C E N T
40
60
flO
BO TH SEXES
&
FEM ALES
*1
30
A L L CLASSES
FEM ALES
te
20
/
BO TH SEXES
-
a
w js s s m A
____
m m
-
zzzzz
=
M ALE S
FEM ALES
&
it e
4. PROPORTION OF MALES AND FEMALES OF EACH SPECIFIED AGE
GROUP ENGAGED IN GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS: 1910
10
TO
13
Y E AR S
14
TO
15
YE AR S
F£M ALE 8 g | g
j ^
-
’
@FedFRASER