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How to Use the Data Main

ACS and Intercensal Population Estimates

Comparing ACS Data to Other Sources

Subject Definitions

Accuracy of the Data

Quality Measures
 >Sample Size:
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     > Definitions
 >Coverage Rates:
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     > Definitions
 >Response Rates:
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 >Item Allocation Rates:
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ACS Group Quarters
  » 2006 GQ Data Products

Errata
  » ACS 2000 Errata (11/7/02)
  » ACS 2000 Errata (3/25/02)

User Notes
  » ACS 1999 Limitations
  » ACS 2000 Notices

Geography Explanation

Data Products Details

Using Data from the 2006 ACS [PDF]

ACS Summary File
  » Technical Documentation

 

Revised Estimates for Census 2000 Supplementary Survey and the 2000 American Community Survey

The American Community Survey is continuously introducing methodological improvements to maximize the quality of the estimates. Based on results from the survey evaluation program we continue to make changes and improve the estimation methodology. The difference in the estimates from previous releases is a result of revised edits, and reweighting the data using an improved estimation methodology.

The 109 core tables have been corrected for the Census 2000 Supplementary Survey (November 7, 2002) and the 2000 American Community Survey (November 22, 2002) and only the corrected versions of these tables are available. Over the next few months, the noncore tables will be updated as well, but until then there may be inconsistencies within the Census 2000 Supplementary Survey data and the 2000 American Community Survey data.

 

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