NEW CENSUS
2000 TABLES
Municipality Comparison
Tables .
Herkimer
County Income and Poverty Measures
Herkimer County
Nativity and Migration Data
Herkimer County
Transportation and Workplace Data
Herkimer
County Occupied and Vacant Housing Data
Oneida
County Income and Poverty Measures
Oneida County
Nativity and Migration Data
Oneida County
Transportation and Workplace Data
Oneida
County Occupied and Vacant Housing Data
Statistical File 3
Summary Sample Data Profiles
The Census Bureau has released data from the Statistical
File 3 sampling of census respondents. This is data from the long
form of the Census 2000.
A series of profiles have been produced from these
files for the standard geographic units of the state, counties, cities,
towns, villages, Census Designated Places (CDPs) - which are unincorporated
village-like areas -- and American Indian Reservations.
The profiles being made available are as follows:
•
Primary Profiles provide
a general overview of each geographic area's population showing
the most commonly requested general distributions and limited cross-tabulations
of all general population topics covered in this dataset.
• Secondary Profiles
contain frequently, but less commonly, requested information about
the residents of each area.
• Housing Profiles
provide a general overview of each geographic area's housing showing
the most commonly requested information about the general housing
topics covered in Census 2000.
• Income Profiles
contain household income distributions by race and age of the householder,
information about sources of income, earnings by age and sex, and
related data.
• Employment Profiles
contain the number of people working, looking for work, unemployment
rate, the industries and occupations of people at work broken down
by sex.
• Education Profiles
contain information about educational attainment and school enrollment.
• Poverty Profiles
contain information about poverty status by family structure, employment
history, age, race and Hispanic/Latino origin, sex, and selected
sources of income.
• Household and Family Profiles
contain information on marital status, household structure and family
types.
• Language Profiles
contain information about language spoken at home, linguistic isolation,
and place of birth and citizenship status for the foreign-born population.
• Ancestry Profiles
contain detailed information about ancestry and the foreign-born
population's places of birth.
• Migration Profiles
contain information about residence in 1985, place of birth, year
of entry into the United States, and citizenship status.
• Transportation Profiles
contain information about means of travel to work, travel time to
work, and time leaving home to go to work.
IT
IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT THESE DATA ARE BASED ON A SAMPLE OF THE
POPULATION AND HOUSING UNITS THROUGHOUT THE STATE. THUS THE RESULTS
ARE SUBJECT TO SAMPLING ERRORS AND MAY DIFFER FROM THE 100-PERCENT
COUNTS FOR THESE AREAS.