Over 3,500 demographic variables are available for every area. Whether you need to know the total population, median income, housing values, or even the percent of houses with indoor plumbing in a given area, CensusCD 1990 Long Form can provide your answers. It contains all of the demographic variables released on the 1990 Census STF-3 files.

CensusCD 1990 Long Form in 2000 Boundaries covers over 375,000 locations (zips, block groups, tracts, counties, etc). The Census Bureau organizes the variables into 300 different Tables. To aid with selection, we categorized the tables into the following 14 groups:

1. General - summaries of demographic characteristics
2. Header - Geographic Identifiers, details of geographic definitions
3. Person - population variables by age and gender
4. Families - characteristics of family units
5. Household - descriptions of family and non-family living
6. Race - racial data by age and gender
7. Language - first and second languages and English proficiency by ages
8. Occupation - profession, employment, and commuting times
9. Education - educational enrollment and attainment levels by age and gender
10. Income - income source and amounts by household, family, per capita also broken out by age and race
11. Poverty - levels of poverty by household, age and race
12. Housing - size, value, plumbing and kitchen facilities, heating fuels
13. Rent Housing - rental amounts and characteristics
14. Owner Occupied - owner characteristics, mortgage amounts, and housing values

For a complete list of 1990 Long Form variables, Click Here.