Census 2000 Data for Reservations and other American Indian and Alaska Native Areas

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Tables

General Demographic Characteristics (DP-1)

Total Population
Age
Hispanic or Latino Origin
Housing Occupancy

Owners and Renters (Tenure)
Race
Sex

Selected Social Characteristics (DP-2)

Disability
Educational Attainment
Grandparents as Caregivers
Language Spoken at Home
Marital Status

Nativity and Place of Birth
Region of Foreign Born
Residence in 1995
School Enrollment
Veteran Status

Selected Economic Characteristics (DP-3)

Commuting to Work
Class of Worker
Employment Status
Income in 1999

Industry
Occupation
Poverty Status in 1999

Selected Housing Characteristics (DP-4)

House Heating Fuel
Mortgage Status and Value
Occupants per Room
Plumbing/Kitchen Facilities
Telephone Service

Units in Structure
Year Structre Built
Year Householder Move into Unit
Vehicles Available

Maps

Percent of Persons Who Are American Indian Alone: 2000

Median Household Income in 1999

Percent of Persons Below the Poverty Level in 1999

Percent of Persons 25 Years and Over with Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 2000

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About the data:

Hundred Percent Data - General Characteristics are from Summary File 1 (SF 1)

The general characteristics table is derived from Summary File 1 (SF 1) which is based on answers to the questions on the Census 2000 Short-Form Questionnaire (PDF - 424 KB).

Data are available for the 9 major race groups and Hispanic or Latino Origin.
No population thresholds are applied to these data.
Data for Tribal Reservation Areas and more are available.

More details about this file can be found on the Summary File 1 overview.

Sample Data - Social, Economic and Housing Characteristics are from Summary File 3

The social, economic and housing characteristics tables are derived from Summary File 3 which is based on answers from a sample of approximately 19 million housing units (about 1 in 6 households) that received the Census 2000 Long-Form Questionnaire (PDF - 627 KB). American Indian and Alaska Native areas were sampled at a higher rate, approximately 1 in 2. Like SF 1:

Data are available for the 9 major race groups and Hispanic or Latino Origin.
No population thresholds are applied to these data.
Data for Tribal Reservation Areas and more are available.

More details about this file can be found on the Summary File 3 overview.