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Annual Population Estimates by State, Age, Sex and Race

The Census Bureau's official estimate of how many people of each age, sex, race and Hispanic origin lived in every state, the District of Columbia and the United States as a whole on July 1 of every year since 1970. Use it to set a state's age profile or racial and ethnic make-up beside its neighbours' or the nation's, to rank the states by their share of older residents or children, or to see how quickly each has aged over half a century. The earlier decades distinguish fewer races, and the 1970s and 1980s do not record Hispanic origin.

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US Census Bureau
Source
Census
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Fields

What each record holds, as the publisher describes it: 21 fields.

FieldDescription
geoid
State FIPS code; 00 for the United States
name
State name, or United States
year
The estimate is for July 1 of this year
vintage
The current release (postcensal) or the census a revised decade ends on (intercensal: 1980, 1990, 2000, 2010 or 2020)
series
postcensal (2020 on) or intercensal (1970–2019)
age_group
0 all ages; 1 = 0–4, 2 = 5–9, … 17 = 80–84, 18 = 85 and over
pop
Everyone
white
White alone
black
Black or African American alone
aian
American Indian and Alaska Native alone; NULL before 1990
asian
Asian alone; NULL before 2000
nhpi
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone; NULL before 2000
two_or_more
Two or more races; NULL before 2000
hispanic
Hispanic or Latino, of any race; NULL before 1990
nh_white
Not Hispanic, white alone
nh_black
Not Hispanic, Black or African American alone
nh_aian
Not Hispanic, American Indian and Alaska Native alone
nh_asian
Not Hispanic, Asian alone
nh_nhpi
Not Hispanic, Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone
nh_two_or_more
Not Hispanic, two or more races
…_male, …_female
Each figure above for men and for women (pop_male, white_female, nh_two_or_more_male, …)

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