2020 Census Results (sales, colleges, sales tax)

[Heel82]

Oh, that indeed does not look updated.

[mraza9]

Any idea if county level Asian populations available broken down by category (Indian Chinese etc)? Or possibly state level? Thanks team!

[btownboss4]

Buffalo is now, by a fair bit, the 3rd densest major city off the coast after Chicago and Minneapolis.

Nearly 2000 ppsm denser than Cleveland, St Louis or Detroit and about 1000ppdm denser than Milwaukee.

Absolutely bonkers it climbed 12 sports compared to its 2019 rating from 89 to 77.

[Vincent_Adultman]

Has demographic data been released at the city, county and state levels? If so, where can I find that information?

[mraza9]

Originally Posted by Vincent_Adultman

Has demographic data been released at the city, county and state levels? If so, where can I find that information?

https://www.census.gov/library/visua...20-census.html

Here you go. Looking for more granular data myself (drilling down at the demographics level, I.e, Asian Indian, Korean, etc)

[aquest1]

Had Caroline County, VA’s now 30,887 not been removed from the Richmond, VA MSA (1,314,434) I find it interesting that Richmond would have just leaped over the Memphis region (1,337,779). I imagine Richmond might have a chance to do that over the next decade. Still might not be enough to get a major sports franchise, sadly.

[Vincent_Adultman]

Originally Posted by mraza9

https://www.census.gov/library/visua...20-census.html

Here you go. Looking for more granular data myself (drilling down at the demographics level, I.e, Asian Indian, Korean, etc)

Sorry for being so dense, but I can't seem to find this data for cities, only counties. Also, speaking of dense, do you know where to find the census tract density data? Thanks!!

[BPt111]

Demographics for each city in September I think and later on we see incomes levels, religion, jobs by end of year or early 2022.

[TheTimidBlueBars]

Looking at the race map on the first page, I'm really surprised that Washington is less white than Arkansas and Tennessee, and that Texas is (marginally) less white than New Mexico.

[jas75]

Originally Posted by BPt111

Demographics for each city in September I think and later on we see incomes levels, religion, jobs by end of year or early 2022.

The decennial census does not collect this type of information. The annual American Community Survey does have income and occupation data, but the Census Bureau doesn't ask about religion in any of their surveys.

Originally Posted by mraza9

https://www.census.gov/library/visua...20-census.html

Here you go. Looking for more granular data myself (drilling down at the demographics level, I.e, Asian Indian, Korean, etc)

My understanding is that race subgroup data will be available at a later date. Just the overall race and Hispanic origin numbers were released today.