Census 2000 Data for 539 Tribes

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Tables

General Demographic Characteristics (DP-1)

Total Population
Age
Housing Occupancy

Owners and Renters (Tenure)
Sex

Selected Social Characteristics (DP-2)

Disability
Educational Attainment
Grandparents as Caregivers
Language Spoken at Home
Marital Status

Nativity and Place of Birth
Region of Foreign Born
Residence in 1995
School Enrollment
Veteran Status

Selected Economic Characteristics (DP-3)

Commuting to Work
Class of Worker
Employment Status
Income in 1999

Industry
Occupation
Poverty Status in 1999

Selected Housing Characteristics (DP-4)

House Heating Fuel
Mortgage Status and Value
Occupants per Room
Plumbing/Kitchen Facilities
Telephone Service

Units in Structure
Year Structre Built
Year Householder Move into Unit
Vehicles Available

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Tribes

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Getting more data

View a list of all tables in the Census 2000 AIAN Summary File.

About the data

The American Indian and Alaska Native Summary File (AIANSF) presents population and housing data collected on a sample basis from both the Census 2000 long form questionnaire (PDF - 627 KB) and the short form (PDF - 424 KB).

General, social, economic, and housing tables in this file are repeated for the:
- total population
- total American Indian and Alaska Native population
- total American Indian population
- total Alaska Native population
- for 1,081 additional specified American Indian and Alaska Native tribes
Tables are repeated only if a specific population threshold is met.
- The population for the particular iteration in a specific geographic area must be at least 100 people (based on a 100-percent count) of the specified population and include at least 50 unweighted sample cases.
- This threshold is based on respondents who reported only one tribe.
The lowest geographic level is state.