The documentation below is provided in support of the American Community Survey data.
Detailed codes for variables that contain a large number of coded responses, such as ancestry and occupation
Definitions of population and housing variables to help you understand the results of the American Community Survey
Definitions for classifying group living situations according to the type of housing and/or services provided
Basic instructions for obtaining the ACS standard errors needed to do statistical testing
Detailed subject/topic guidelines on comparing 2011 ACS to censuses and to 2010 ACS
A basic explanation of the sample design, estimation methodology, and accuracy of the data
Detailed codes for variables that contain a large number of coded responses, such as ancestry and occupation
Definitions of population and housing variables to help you understand the results of the American Community Survey
Definitions for classifying group living situations according to the type of housing and/or services provided
Basic instructions for obtaining the ACS standard errors needed to do statistical testing
Detailed subject/topic guidelines on comparing 2010 ACS to censuses and to 2009 ACS
A basic explanation of the sample design, estimation methodology, and accuracy of the data
Detailed codes for variables that contain a large number of coded responses, such as ancestry and occupation
Definitions of population and housing variables to help you understand the results of the American Community Survey
Definitions for classifying group living situations according to the type of housing and/or services provided
Basic instructions for obtaining the ACS standard errors needed to do statistical testing
Detailed subject/topic guidelines on comparing 2009 ACS to censuses and to 2008 ACS
A basic explanation of the sample design, estimation methodology, and accuracy of the data
Definitions of population and housing variables to help you understand the results of the American Community Survey
Definitions for classifying group living situations according to the type of housing and/or services provided
Basic instructions for obtaining the ACS standard errors needed to do statistical testing
Detailed subject/topic guidelines on comparing 2008 ACS to censuses and to 2007 ACS
A basic explanation of the sample design, estimation methodology, and accuracy of the data
Definitions of population and housing variables to help you understand the results of the American Community Survey
Definitions for classifying group living situations according to the type of housing and/or services provided
Basic instructions for obtaining the ACS standard errors needed to do statistical testing
Detailed subject/topic guidelines on comparing 2007 ACS to censuses and to 2006 ACS
A basic explanation of the sample design, estimation methodology, and accuracy of the data
Definitions of population and housing variables to help you understand the results of the American Community Survey
Definitions for classifying group living situations according to the type of housing and/or services provided
Basic instructions for obtaining the ACS standard errors needed to do statistical testing
Detailed subject/topic guidelines on comparing 2006 ACS to censuses and to 2005 ACS
A basic explanation of the sample design, estimation methodology, and accuracy of the data
Definitions of population and housing variables to help you understand the results of the American Community Survey
Basic instructions for obtaining the ACS standard errors needed to do statistical testing
A basic explanation of the sample design, estimation methodology, and accuracy of the data
Detailed codes for variables that contain a large number of coded responses, such as ancestry and occupation
Definitions of population and housing variables to help you understand the results of the American Community Survey
Definitions for classifying group living situations according to the type of housing and/or services provided
Basic instructions for obtaining the ACS standard errors needed to do statistical testing
A basic explanation of the sample design, estimation methodology, and accuracy of the data
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