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Map and Figure Index Map and Figure Index A ncestry: — Con. G e rm a n ....................... Africa, foreign born f r o m ..........................................94 African A m erican. See B la c k o r A f r ic a n A m e r ic a n . A g e ..................................................................SO, S I , 54 C h ild re n ......... 36, 37, 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, 96, 97 D ependency r a t i o ................................................. 5 5 Foreign b o rn .......................................... 95, 97, 104 H o m e o w n e rs h ip ...................................................245 In c o m e ................................................................... 220 N a t iv e ........................................................................ 96 O lder p o p u la tio n .............. 5 3 ,5 5 , 57, 60, 96, 97, 114, 115 Race and Hispanic o rig in .............. 36, 37, 56, 57, 62, 63 Sex r a t io ...........................................................51, 60 W orking age ..................... 9 6 ,9 7 , 1 1 4 , 1 1 5 , 2 2 0 Agriculture, em ploym ent in ..........................184, 189 Am erican a n c e s t r y .......................................... 142, 155 Am erican Indian and A laska N a tiv e .................32, 39 A g e ............................................................. 36, 37, 62 College c o m p le tio n ...............................................166 H o m e o w n e rs h ip ...................................................242 In c o m e ........................................................ 222, 224 Labor force p articip atio n ..................................... 182 Married-couple fam ilies w ith c h ild re n .................76 M ig r a t io n ............................................................... 118 Native North American lang u ag e.......................................... 128, 1 32, 134 One-parent fam ilies with c h ild re n .............. 78, 80 V e t e r a n s ...................................................... 200, 205 Am ericas, foreign born from . . . . 94, 100, 102, 103 A n c e s t r y ...........................................................1 38, Croup, selected: 139 A m e r ic a n ................................................. 142, 15 5 A r m e n ia n .......................................................... 142 Asian In d ia n ......................................................142 150 142 142 150 142 142 142 Czech 142 142 143 143 143 151 143 143 143 143 BOO 151 Asian: — Con. Interracial or interethnic co u p le s......... ..............35 C r e e k ....................... G u ate m a lan .............. 143 143 Labor force p articip atio n ....................... ............182 Married-couple fam ilies with children . .............76 Race and Hispanic o rig in .............. 36, 37, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80 H a i t i a n ..................... H u n g a ria n ................ 143 144 Migration ................................................. ............118 One-parent fam ilies w ith children . . . . .............78 School-age p o p u la tio n .............. 96, 97, 130, 131, 172, 180 144 1 52 V e t e r a n s ................................................... ............200 Austrian: Spoke English less than “v e ry w e ll” . . . . 130, 131 Youngest children (under 5 ) ................... . . 58, 59 Iranian ..................... i r i s h ............................ Ita lia n .......................... Ja m a ic a n ................... ......... 143, ......... 144, ......... 144, 1 52 144 Ja p an e se ................... K o r e a n ..................... 144 144 1eb a n e se ................... L ith u an ian ................ 144 144 A n c e s t r y .................................................... .1 4 2 ,1 5 0 Foreign b o r n ............................................ ............150 N o r w e g ia n ................ P a k is ta n i................... ......... 144, P o lis h ........................ P o rtu g u e s e .............. ......... 144, R o m a n ia n ................ R u s sia n ....................... 1 53 144 1 53 145 Children: — Con. P o v e r t y ........................................................ ____ 231 Youth dependency r a t i o .......................... ......... 55 Child-to-woman r a t i o ................................... ......... 81 C h in e s e ............................................................. ......... 41 A n c e s t r y ...................................................... ____ 142 Foreign b o r n ............................................... ____ 101 Language .................................................... 132, 133 Id Belgian a n c e s t r y .......................................... ............142 Cities: A n c e s t r y ...................................................... 148, 149 Black or African A m e ric a n ..........................____ 29, 32 A g e ............................................................. 37, 57, 62 D iv e rs ity ...................................................... . . 46, 47 Foreign b o r n ............................................... . . 98, 99 145 1 54 College c o m p le tio n .............................................166 H o m e o w n e rs h ip ..................................... ............242 Housing t y p e ............................................. 252, 253 Population d e n s i t y ................................... . . 20, 21 S a lv a d o r a n .............. Sco tch -lrish.............. 145 145 In c o m e ..................................................................222 Interracial or interethnic co u p le s......... ..............35 Population ever over 1 0 0,000................ ......... 16 R e fe r e n c e .................................................... 262, 263 S co ttis h ..................... S lo v a k ....................... 145 145 Labor force p articip atio n ....................... ............182 Married-couple fam ilies with children ..............76 C itiz e n s h ip ............................................... 92, 104, 105 Civil W ar v e t e r a n s .......................................... ____ 207 1 54 145 Migration ................................................. ............118 O lder p o p u latio n ..................................... ..............57 College. See E d u c a tio n , a t t a in m e n t . College dorm itory population ................... ......... 87 145 145 One-parent fam ilies w ith children . . . ..............78 V e t e r a n s ................................................... ............200 Colom bian: A n c e s t r y ...................................................... ____ 142 145 Brazilian a n c e s t r y ....................................................142 S w e d i s h ..................... S w i s s ....................... ......... 145, ......... 145, U k r a in ia n ................ V ie tn a m e s e .............. W e l s h ....................... Nonrespondents to the an cestry q u e s tio n ....................... One a n c e s try ................ Prevalent a n c e s try . . . . ____ 139, ......... 138, 1 55 138 141, 146, 147, 148, 149 Foreign born, sex ratio o f ....................... ____ 103 Com m uting . . . 177, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195 Congressional s e a t s ...................................... . . 24, 25 Construction and m anufacturing. n la em ploym ent i n ............................................. ____ 184 Correctional institution p o p u la tio n ............ ......... 87 Two a n c e s t r ie s ............ 138 Arm enian a n c e s t r y ................................................. 142 C a m b o d ia n ................................................... ..............41 Canadian (see also F r e n c h C a n a d ia n a n c e s try )'. Counties, re fe re n c e .......... 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275 Asia, foreign born fro m ............................ 9 1 ,9 4 , 101 A sia n ............................................................... 29, 32, 40 A n c e s t r y ...................................................... 142, 150 Border w ith U.S., population d e n s ity ................ 13 Croatian a n c e s t r y ....................................................142 C u b a n ......................................................................... 42 A g e ................................... ......................................62 Ancestries, selected . . . ____ 142, 143, 144, 145 Foreign b o r n ................................... ........... 100. 150 C a r p o o lin g ........................................ ..................... 193 Foreign born, sex ratio o f . . . . ........................102 Czech an cestry . . . . ........................142 College com pletion . . . . ................................... 166 Foreign b o rn ................... ..................... 9 1 ,9 4 , 101 Census re g io n s ................................... . . . 8, 110, 113 Central Am erican (see also L a t in A m e r i c a ) ......... 43 Croup, p re v a le n t............ ......................................40 Group, selected: C h ild r e n ............................................... 56, 58, 59. 172 Child-to-woman r a t i o ................ ....................... 81 n L I C a m b o d ia n ................ ......................................41 C h in e se ........................ ......................................41 Enrollm ent...................................... ..................... 172 Private s c h o o l.......................... ..................... 173 Danish ancestry. . . . ........................142 F ilip in o ........................ ......................................41 H m o n g ........................ ......................................41 Foreign b o r n ................................. ....................... 97 G randparents responsible for their own D ependency ratio . . C h ild r e n .............. ..........................55 ..........................55 Indian, A s ia n .............. ......................................41 Ja p an e se ..................... ......................................41 g ra n d c h ild re n .............................. ................ 82, 83 High-income h o u seho ld s............ ..................... 231 O lder p o p u latio n . D isa b ility ................... ..........................55 ........................207 K o r e a n ........................ ......................................41 L a o t ia n ........................ ......................................41 Married-couple fam ilies w ith . . . . ____ 74, 76, 77 Married-couple households with ....................... 69 D iv e rs ity ................... Divorce. See M a r i t a l s ta tu s . . . . 30, 3 1 ,4 6 , 47 V ie tn a m e s e ................ ......................................41 H o m e o w n e rs h ip ............ ................................... 242 N a t iv e ............................................ ....................... 96 One-parent fam ilies w i t h ............ . 74, 75, 78, 79, D o m in ican ................. A n c e s t r y .............. ..........................43 ........................143 In c o m e ............................ ................................... 222 80, 230, 240 Foreign born, sex ratio o f . . . . ........................103 U.S. Census Bureau Dutch an cestry 143 Foreign born: — Con. In c o m e .......................................................... 213, 225 Germ an: — Con. Foreign b o r n .......................................................... 151 M ig r a t io n ...................................................... 116, 117 Naturalized c it iz e n s ................... 9 1 ,9 2 , 104, 105 Language ............................................................. 132 G overnm ent, em ploym ent in ................................... 187 g ra n d c h ild re n .................................................82, 83 High-income households, children i n ............231 O lder p o p u latio n ..................................................... 97 Origin, country o f ........................................ 90, 101 Greek a n c e s t r y ...........................................................143 Croup quarters, population in: H o m e o w n e rs h ip .......... 234, 235, 238, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 247 A u s t r i a ............................................................... 150 C a n a d a ....................................................100, 1 50 College d o rm ito rie s.................................................87 Correctional in s titu tio n s ....................................... 87 In c o m e ............................ 212, 21 5, 21 6, 21 8, 219 Married c o u p le s .............................. 70, 74, 76, 77 M e n .........................................................................22 1 W o m e n ................................................................... 221 C h i n a ................................................................. 101 E n g lan d ............................................................... 151 M ilitary q u a r t e r s ................................................... 202 Nursing h o m e s ........................................................87 M u ltig e n e ra tio n a l...................................................81 One p a r e n t ........................................................74, 75 Ecuadorian a n c e s t r y ................................................. 143 Education, a tta in m e n t...............................................158 G e rm a n y .............................................................151 I r e la n d ............................................................... 152 G uatem alan a n ce stry ................................................. 143 One person ............................................................ 71 Opposite-sex unm arried-partner Associate’s d e g re e ................................................. 170 Bachelor’s d e g r e e ...................159, 163, 168, 169 I t a l y ....................................................................152 M e x ic o ....................................................100, 102 h o u s e h o ld s ............................................................ 71 P o v e r t y ................................................................... 230 M en...................................................................... 164 Race and Hispanic o r i g i n ......... I 65, 166, 167 N orw ay .............................................................153 P h ilip p in e s ........................................................ 101 Race and Hispanic o r i g i n .............. 76, 77, 78, 79 Same-sex unm arried-partner W o m e n ............................................................... 165 High s c h o o l ......................................158, 161, 162 Po la n d ................................................................. 153 R u s s ia ................................................................. 154 Haitian a n c e s t r y ........................................................ 143 Heating f u e l .................................................... 254, 255 h o u se h o ld s..................................................... 84, 85 Size of h o u s e h o ld ............................................67, 86 H o m e o w n e rs h ip ...................................................244 In c o m e ........................................................ 213, 217 Sex ratio b y .......................................... 102, I 03 Sw eden .............................................................154 High school. See E d u c a tio n , a t t a in m e n t . Hispanic or L a tin o .................................................33, 43 Type o f h o u s e h o ld .................................................66 W orkers in h o u s e h o ld .......................................... 181 M aster’s d e g re e ............................................ 159,171 Professional or doctoral d eg ree..........................171 Origin, w orld region o f .................................9 1 ,9 4 A f r i c a ................................................................... 94 A g e ......................................................................56, 63 Ancestries, s e le c t e d .............. 142, 143, 144, 145 Housing (see also H o m e o w n e r s h ip ) ............ 252, 253 A g e ...................................................... 235, 237, 250 Som e college but no d e g r e e .............................. 170 Education, enrollm ent: A s i a ...........................................................94, 101 E u r o p e ................. 94, 1 50, 1 51, 152, 1 53, 1 54 C h ild r e n ....................................................................56 College c o m p le tio n ...............................................167 Crow ded units........................................................255 F a r m ........................................................................ 250 A dult p o p u la tio n ................................................... 173 Private s c h o o l........................................................ 173 Latin A m e r ic a ....................... 94, 100, 102, 103 Northern Am erica Group, p re v a le n t...................................... 42, 44, 45 Group, selected: Heating f u e l ............................................... 254, 255 Mobile h o m e s ........................................................251 School-age p op u lation ..........................................172 Education and health services, (except U . S . ) ................................. 94, 100,1 50 O c e a n ia ................................................................. 94 Central A m e r ic a n .............................................. 43 C u b a n ................................................................... 42 P lu m b in g ................................................................. 255 Renters and re n t............................... 239, 246, 247 em ploym ent i n ........................................................ 186 Elderly. See O ld e r p o p u la t io n . Sex ratio b y ........................................................94 Sex ratio by origin: D om inican............................................................ 43 M e x ic a n ...............................................................42 Seasonal housing u n it s ....................................... 251 Telephone s e r v ic e .................................................255 A f r i c a ................................................................... 94 A sia ........................................................................ 94 Prevalent Hispanic g r o u p .................42, 44, 45 Puerto R ic a n ........................................................42 Type o f unit, p r e v a le n t ............................. 252, 253 V a l u e ............................... 235, 238, 247, 248, 249 A n c e s t r y ...................................................... 143, 1 5 1 Foreign b o r n .......................................................... 151 C o lo m b ia .......................................................... 103 C u b a ....................................................................102 South A m e rican ...................................................43 H o m e o w n e rs h ip ................................................... 243 Hungarian a n c e s try ................................................... 144 Enrollm ent. See E d u c a tio n , e n r o llm e n t . Europe, foreign born fr o m ............ 9 1 ,9 4 , 150, 15 1, Dom inican R e p u b lic ........................................103 El S a lv a d o r ........................................................ 102 In c o m e ................................................................... 223 Interracial or interethnic co u p le s......................... 35 1 52, 1 53, 154 E u r o p e ................................................................. 94 Ja m a ic a ............................................................... 103 Labor force p articip atio n ..................................... 183 Married-couple fam ilies with c h ild re n ................ 77 Latin A m e r ic a ..................................................... 94 M e x ic o ............................................................... 102 Migration ............................................................... 119 One-parent fam ilies w ith c h ild re n ....................... 79 Income (see also E a r n in g s , P o v e r t y ) ......... 212, 215, 218, 219 Northern A m erica (except U .S .)....................... 94 O c e a n ia ................................................................. 94 V e t e r a n s ................................................................. 200 H m o n g .......................................................................... 41 E d u c a t io n ..................................................... 2 1 3 ,2 1 7 Foreign b o r n ...............................................21 3, 225 S p a n ish - sp e a k in g ................................................. 129 Working-age p o p u la t io n ....................................... 97 H o m e o w n e rs h ip ................................... 234, 235, 238 A g e .......................................................................... 245 Home value-to-income r a t i o ................... 23 5, 247 Low-income households and H o u s in g ................................................................. 250 Po p u latio n ................................................................. 23 French: A n c e s t r y ................................................................. 143 E d u c a t io n ...............................................................244 Female one-parent fa m ilie s ................................ 240 h o m e o w n e rs h ip .................................................247 N a t iv e ......................................................................213 Female population (see also W o m e n ) ....................... 61 F ilip in o .......................................................................... 41 L a n g u a g e ....................................................132, 1 33 French Canadian a n c e s t r y ........................................143 Low-income h o u s e h o ld s ..................................... 247 Male one-parent fa m ilie s ..................................... 240 N aturalized c i t i z e n s ............................................ 225 Race and Hispanic o r i g i n .............. 222, 223, 224 Earnings (see also In c o m e ): Age o f w o r k e r s ....................................................220 Em ploym ent. See W o rk a n d e m p lo y m e n t. English: Fam ilies. See H o u s e h o ld s a n d f a m ilie s . Farm: Households and families: — Con. G randparents responsible for their own A n c e s t r y ................................................................. 143 Foreign b o r n .......................................................... 101 Married-couple fa m ilie s....................................... 240 M inority p op ulation.............................................. 241 Indian, Am erican. See A m e r ic a n I n d ia n a n d Financial activities, em ploym ent i n ........................185 Finnish a n c e s t r y ........................................................ 143 O lder p o p u latio n ................................................... 245 Race and Hispanic o r i g i n .............. 235, 242, 243 Indian, A s ia n ................................................................. 41 A n c e s t r y ..................................................................142 Working-age p o p u la t io n ..................................... 245 Homes. See H o u s in g . Inform ation, em ploym en t i n ................................... 185 Interracial or interethnic c o u p le s.............................. 35 Households and fa m ilie s.....................................66, 67 Iranian an ce stry ...........................................................144 Foreign b o r n .......................................... 9 1 ,9 3 , 98, 99 A g e .............................................................................95 C h ild r e n ................................................................... 97 U.S. Census Bureau Germ an: Ancestry 143, 151 A la s k a N a tiv e . B01 Map and Figure Index Irish: A ncestry . . . Foreign born Italian: 144, 152 ____ 152 M ex ican.......................................................................... 42 Border with U.S., population d e n s ity ...................13 Population, total: — Con. Center o f ..................................................................11 Two or More Races: — Con. One-parent fam ilies with c h ild re n ..................... 79 Foreign b o r n ...........................................................100 Sex ratio o f ........................................................ 102 D e n sity...............................2, 3, I 7, 18, 19, 20, 21 Low d e n s i t y ............................................................ 22 Migration (see also M o b i l i t y ) ............108, 109, 1 10, 111, 112, 113, 1 14, 115, 116, 117, 118, 1 19 Year o f m a x im u m ................................................... 16 Portuguese a n c e s t r y ................................................. 145 Foreign b o r n ...............................................1 16, 11 7 N a t iv e ...................................................................... 116 P o v e rty ................................. 214, 226, 227, 228, 229 C h ild r e n ................................................................. 231 O lder p o p u latio n .......................................... 114, 115 Race and Flispanic origin ........................1 18, 119 Female one-parent fa m ilie s ................................ 230 Male one-parent fa m ilie s ..................................... 230 Ukrainian a n c e s t r y ................................................... 145 R e g io n a l................................................................. 113 W orking a g e ................................................. 114, 115 Married couples w ith ch ild re n ............................230 O lder p o p u latio n ................................................... 226 United States reference m a p ...................................258 Unm arried-partner h o u s e h o ld s ................ 71, 84, 85 Jam aican : A n c e s t r y ....................................................................144 Younger w orking a g e .......................................... 115 M ilitary population (see also V e te ra n s )'. V e te ra n s ...................................................... 208, 209 Prison population. See C o r r e c t io n a l in s t i t u t io n Urban p o p u la t io n .......................................................... 9 Foreign born, sex ratio o f ..................................... 103 Ja p a n e s e .......................................................................... 41 A ctive d u t y ................................................. 2 0 1 ,2 0 3 Am erican Indian and Alaska N a tiv e .................. 205 Professional and business services, A n c e s t r y ....................................................................144 Jo u rn e y to w o rk. See C o m m u t in g . Group q u a r t e r s ..................................................... 202 Two-military-worker h o u se h o ld s....................... 203 em ploym en t i n ........................................................ 185 Public adm inistration, em ploym ent i n ...................186 A ncestry . . . Foreign born 144, 152 ____ 152 Language . . ____ 132 M inority group (see also A m e r ic a n I n d ia n a n d p o p u la t io n . Public tran sp o rtatio n ......................................177, 193 Puerto R i c a n ................................................................. 42 A la s k a N a tiv e , A s ia n , B la c k o r A f r ic a n Two-race group, s e le c t e d ..................... 34, 36, 37 V e t e r a n s ............................................................... 200 Veterans (see also M il it a r y p o p u la t io n ) . . . 198, 199, 204, 207 T w o o r M o re R a c e s ) ......................................... 38, 241 Civil W a r ................................................................. 207 D isab ility ................................................................. 207 Mobile h o m e s ............................................................ 251 M obility (see also M ig r a t io n ) ......................... 120, 121 G ulf W a r ................................................................. 206 Korean W a r ............................................................ 206 A m e r ic a n , H is p a n ic o r L a tin o , P a c ific Is la n d e r , K o rean............................................................................41 A n c e s t r y ..................................................................144 Born in state o f re s id e n c e ................................... 121 M o v e r s ............................................... 110, 120, 121 N o n m o v e rs ................................................... 120, 121 M ultiracial. See T w o o r M o re R aces. Race and Flispanic origin (see also A m e r ic a n I n d ia n a n d A la s k a N a tiv e , A s ia n , B la c k o r A f r ic a n A m e r ic a n , H is p a n ic o r L a tin o , P a c ific I s la n d e r , T w o o r M o re R a ce s, W h ite n o n - H is p a n ic ) ............................................. 28, 30, 38 Labor force. See W o rk a n d e m p lo y m e n t. L a n g u a g e ................................................. 124, 125, 127 D iv e rs ity ............................................. 30, 3 1 ,4 6 , 47 Interracial or interethnic co u p le s......................... 35 Chinese ........................................................ 132, 133 French ...........................................................132, 133 Native Am erican. See A m e r ic a n I n d ia n a n d G e rm a n ...................................................................... 132 It a lia n ........................................................................ 132 Native Haw aiian and O ther Pacific Islander. See Linguistically isolated h o u se h o ld s....................... 128 Native North A m e r ic a n .......................................... 134 Native p o p u la tio n ..................... P o v e r t y ........................................................ 208, 209 Race and Hispanic origin ........................ 200, 205 Vietnam e ra............................................................ 206 W orld W ar II............................................................ 206 V ie tn a m e s e ................................................................... 41 A n c e s t r y ................................................................. 145 Language .............................................................. 132 Race or ethnicity, p rev alen t...................................38 Som e Other R ace..................................................... 28 Reference maps: Cities, la r g e s t ............................................. 262, 263 A la s k a N a tiv e . . 91 C o u n t ie s .............. 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275 Welsh a n c e s t r y .......................................................... 145 W hite no n -H isp an ic..................................................... 32 A g e .......................................... ....................... 95 i 96 C h ild r e n ................................. . 96 M etropolitan areas, la r g e s t..................... 260, 261 M ilitary b a s e s ........................................................201 A g e .................................................................... 57, 62 College c o m p le tio n ...............................................166 Foreign b o r n ........................................................ 129 N a t iv e ....................................................................129 In c o m e ................................... M ig r a t io n .............................. 213 116 Roads, m ajo r.......................................................... 264 Territorial expansion of the U .S.............................I I H o m e o w n e rs h ip ...................................................242 In c o m e ................................................................... 222 Spoke English less than “v e ry w e ll” . . . . 125, 130, 1 3 1 ,1 3 5 O lder p o p u latio n ................... S p a n ish - sp e a k in g ................. . 96 129 United S ta te s .......................................................... 258 Renters and re n t.......................... 234, 239, 246, 247 Interracial or interethnic co u p le s......................... 35 Labor force p articip atio n ..................................... 182 Spoke language other than English at h o m e .......................... 125, 129, 132, 133, 135 W orking a g e .......................... Natural resources and mining, . 96 Reservations. See A m e r ic a n I n d ia n a n d Married-couple fam ilies with c h ild re n ................76 M ig r a t io n ............................................................... 118 T a g a lo g ...................................................................... 132 V ie tn a m e s e ............................................................... 132 em ploym ent i n ........................ Non-Hispanic W hite. See W h ite n o n - H is p a n ic . 184 Rom anian a n c e s t r y ................................................... 145 R u ra l............................................................. 22, 23, 250 Older p o p u latio n ..................................................... 57 One-parent fam ilies with c h ild re n ....................... 78 Northern Am erica, foreign born fr o m ................................. ............ 94, 100, 150 Russian: A n c e s t r y ........................................................ 145, 1 54 V e t e r a n s ................................................................. 200 W om en (see also F e m a le p o p u la t io n ): Foreign b o r n .......................................................... 154 Non-English-speaking p o p u la t io n ....................... 135 S p a n is h ...................................................................... 129 L a o t ia n .............................................................................41 Latin A m erica (see also C e n t r a l A m e r ic a n , S o u th A m e r ic a n ) ................................................. 42, 43 Foreign born fro m .......................................... 91, 100 Sex ratio o f ........................................ 94, 102, 103 Latino. See H is p a n ic o r L a tin o . P a c ific Is la n d e r . A la s k a N a tiv e . Norw egian: A n c e s t r y ................................. ...................144, 153 Child-to-woman r a t i o ............................................81 College c o m p le tio n ...............................................165 Foreign b o r n .......................... Nursing home population . . . . 153 . 87 Divorced-to-married, ratio o f................................ 73 E a r n in g s ................................................................. 221 Lebanese a n c e s try ........................................................ 144 Leisure and hospitality, em ploym ent in ................. 186 Hom eow nership, fem ale one-parent fa m ilie s ................................................................. 240 Lithuanian a n c e s try ......................................................144 Living arrangem ents. See G r o u p q u a r t e r s , p o p u la t io n Salvadoran: A n c e s t r y ................................................................. 145 Labor force participation by presence of ch ild re n ................................................................. 180 Occupation. See W o rk a n d e m p lo y m e n t. Foreign born, sex ratio o f ................................... 102 Scotch-lrish a n c e s try ................................................. 145 Poverty, fem ale one-parent f a m i l ie s ................230 W ork and em ploym ent. . . 1 7 6 , 177, 179, 180, 181, Oceania, foreign born fr o m ....................................... 94 O lder p o p u latio n ................................................. 53, 57 Scottish a n c e s try ........................................................ 145 Services, other, em ploym ent i n .............................. 186 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195 in , H o u s e h o ld s a n d fa m ilie s . B la c k ...........................................................................57 Born in state o f re s id e n c e ................................... 121 Sex of population (see also F e m a le p o p u la t io n , M a le p o p u la t io n ) ..........................................5 0 ,5 1 ,6 1 E m p lo y m e n t......... 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189 G overnm ent, em ploym ent in .............................. 187 Male population (see also M e n ) ...................................61 Marital status (see also H o u s e h o ld s a n d fa m ilie s )'. D ependency r a t i o ................................................... 55 Foreign b o r n ............................................................ 97 Sex r a t io ............................................................... 5 1, 60 C h ild r e n ................................................................... 60 Industry, em ploym ent b y ................................... 184 Construction and m a n u fa c tu r in g ................ 184 D iv o rc e d ...................................................... 66, 72, 73 M a r r ie d ................................. 69, 70, 72, 73, 74, 76, G randparents responsible for their own g ra n d c h ild re n ........................................................82 Foreign born ...................................... 94, 102, 103 O lder p o p u latio n ..................................................... 60 Education and health se rv ice s ....................... 186 Financial a c tivitie s............................................ 185 77, 181,230, 240 M e n ............................................................................... 73 H o m e o w n e rs h ip ................................................... 245 M ig r a t io n ....................................................114, 115 Single population. See H o u s e h o ld s a n d f a m ilie s , Unm arried-partner households . . . . 7 1 , 84,85, 86 W o m e n ........................................................................ 73 N a t iv e ........................................................................ 96 P o v e r t y ................................................................... 226 Slovak a n c e s try .......................................................... 145 Som e Other R ace .......................................................... 28 Natural resources and m in in g ....................... 184 Prevalent in d u s try ............................................ 184 Sex ratio ................................................................. 60 V e t e r a n s ................................................................. 206 South Am erican (see also L a t in A m e r i c a ) ............. 43 Spanish la n g u a g e ......................................................129 Professional and business s e rv ic e s ..............185 Public a d m in is tra tio n ..................................... 186 W hite non-H isp anic.................................................57 States, re fe re n c e ........................................................258 Suburban p o p u latio n ..................................................... 9 Services, o t h e r .................................................186 Trade, transportation, and u t ilit ie s ..............185 Married couples. See H o u s e h o ld s a n d f a m ilie s . Men (see also M a le p o p u la t io n ): College c o m p le tio n ............................................164 Divorced-to-married, ratio o f ...................................73 M a r i t a l s t a tu s . Info rm atio n ........................................................ 185 Leisure and h o s p ita lit y ................................... 186 E a r n in g s ...............................................................221 Flom eow nership, male one-parent fam ilies . . . 240 Swedish: A n c e s t r y ...................................................... 145, 1 54 Labor force p articip atio n.......................... 176, 179 Race and Hispanic o r i g i n .......................182, 183 One-parent fam ilies with c h ild re n ......................... 75 Poverty, male one-parent fa m ilie s ..................230 Foreign b o r n .......................................................... 154 Sw iss a n ce stry .............................................................145 W o m e n ............................................................... 180 Married-couple families: M etropolitan areas: A n c e s t r y .......................................................... 146, 147 Pacific Is la n d e r ............................................................ 33 A g e .............................................................................63 Both spouses w o r k e d ..................................... 181 One w o rk e r........................................................ 181 Asian group, la r g e s t .......................................... 40, 41 C h ild r e n .......................................... 58, 59, 130, 131 College c o m p le tio n ...............................................167 H o m e o w n e rs h ip ................................................... 243 M ilit a r y ........................................................ 2 0 1 ,2 0 3 O c c u p a tio n ................................................. 188, 189 College co m p le tio n ........................................168, 169 Com m ute to w o r k .......................................... 194, 195 In c o m e ................................................................... 223 Labor force p articip atio n ..................................... 183 T a g a lo g ........................................................................ 132 W orking age: E a r n in g s ................................................................. 220 Grandparents responsible for their own g ra n d c h ild re n ....................................................82, 83 Married-couple fam ilies with c h ild re n ................77 M ig r a t io n ............................................................... 119 Telephone s e r v ic e ..................................................... 255 Trade, transportation, and utilities, Enrollm ent............................................................... 173 Foreign b o r n ............................................................ 97 Flispanic g r o u p ................................................... 44, 45 Housing v a lu e ............................................... 248, 249 One-parent fam ilies with c h ild re n ....................... 79 V e t e r a n s ................................................................. 200 em ploym en t i n ........................................................ 185 Two or More R a c e s ..................................................... 33 H o m e o w n e rs h ip ...................................................245 M ig r a t io n ....................................................114, 11 5 In c o m e ...........................................................21 8, 219 Population d e n s i t y ............................................. 18, 19 Pakistani a n c e s t r y ......................................................144 Philippines. See F ilip in o . A g e ............................................................. 36, 56, 63 College c o m p le tio n ...............................................167 N a t iv e ........................................................................ 96 P o v e r t y ........................................................... 228, 229 R e fe r e n c e ...................................................... 260, 261 Plu m b in g ......................................................................255 Polish: H o m e o w n e rs h ip ................................................... 243 In c o m e ................................................................... 223 Same-sex unmarried-partner h o u se h o ld s........................................................ 84, 85 A n c e s t r y ...................................................... 144, 153 Foreign b o r n ...........................................................153 Labor force p articip atio n ..................................... 183 Married-couple fam ilies with c h ild re n ................ 77 Veterans in p o v e rty ...................................... 208, 209 302 Population, t o t a l..........................2, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15 Migration ............................................................... 119 Youth. See C h ild r e n . U.S. Census Bureau
