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Overall intercensal county population going back to 1970 (that is, NOT by age, sex race, and Hispanic origin) is also available.

The SAS, Stata, and CSV files were set up to make the county intercensal population by age, sex, race, and Hispanic origin data easier to use.

Updates and changes.

Year(s)Source DataFile LayoutStataSASCSVDesc
2010-2015datapdfdtasas7bdatcsvdesc
2000-2010datapdfdtasas7bdatcsvdesc
1999datatxtdtasas7bdatcsvdesc
1998datadtasas7bdatcsvdesc 
1997datadtasas7bdatcsvdesc 
1996datadtasas7bdatcsvdesc 
1996datadtasas7bdatcsvdesc 
1995datadtasas7bdatcsvdesc 
1994datadtasas7bdatcsvdesc 
1993datadtasas7bdatcsvdesc 
1992datadtasas7bdatcsvdesc 
1991datadtasas7bdatcsvdesc 
1990datadtasas7bdatcsvdesc 

The files below might be handy when age is not needed.

Year(s)Source DataFile LayoutStataSASCSVDesc
2000-2010 Sex-Race-Hispanic ( no age )datapdfdtasas7bdatcsvdesc

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Last Update: October 17, 2016

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