1990 Data in 2000 Geography

The 1990 Data in 2000 Geography database reconciles geographic and political boundary changes as well as changes in the block numbering system from the 1990 Census to Census 2000.

This greatly simplifies the comparison between 1990 and 2000 census data which contains thousands of population characteristics including:

• Population
  Such as marital status, age, sex, race, hispanic origin, education
• Households
  Such as total households, total family households, average size
  
• Income
  Such as income by age, household disposable income, household net worth, per capita income
• Housing
  Such as median home value, owner-occupied units, renter-occupied units, vacant units

You can use 1990 Data in 2000 Geography to

• Analyze population by Hispanic origin and race.
• Perform time-series analyses to determine demographic changes.
• Identify patterns of population growth and decline.
• Reveal emergence of multigenerational households and nontraditional families.
• Analyze the assimilation rates of racial and ethnic groups.
• Study differences in housing patterns by neighborhood and population segment.

The Esri Data Advantage

More than 1,000 database variables from the 1990 Census, in a variety of geographies, are available in the 1990 Data in 2000 Geography database.

Esri's data team developed a technique for accurately reporting multiple races as described in Esri's whitepaper Trends in the U.S. Multiracial Population 1990–2000.

Simple, Flexible Data Pricing