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U.S. Census 2000 Results Age Groups and Households

U.S. Census 2000 Results Age Groups and Households. Minneapolis Community Education, April 20, 2002 Presented by Mark Herzfeld, Principal Planning Analyst, Evaluation Unit Hennepin County Children, Family, and Adult Services Department mark.herzfeld@co.hennepin.mn.us.

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U.S. Census 2000 Results Age Groups and Households

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  1. U.S. Census 2000 ResultsAge Groups and Households Minneapolis Community Education, April 20, 2002 Presented by Mark Herzfeld, Principal Planning Analyst, Evaluation Unit Hennepin County Children, Family, and Adult Services Department mark.herzfeld@co.hennepin.mn.us Local Web pages for Census Data (Minneapolis and Hennepin County): http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/citywork/planning/Census2000/index.asp http://www.co.hennepin.mn.us/opd/Census_2000/Censushome.htm http://www.crcworks.org/hennepin/censushome.htm

  2. Important Notes About 2000 Census • Official Census Day - April 1, 2000 • Questionnaires sent to every known housing unit in the United States and territories • First time gave choice for multiple races • Hispanic/Latino is counted separately from race • Very complicated to compare racial trends from previous decades

  3. Important Notes About 2000 Census (cont’d) • First release of data for redistricting: total population, adults, race and ethnicity • Release of “short form” data on August 1 2001: detailed age groups, household composition, gender, and housing units • Long-form questionnaire sent to a sample of one-sixth of all housing units • Release of long-form data in Summer 2002: migration, education, language spoken, income, poverty, disability, employment, and more

  4. Census Topics: • Overall Growth in Children and Adults • Distribution of Age Groups • Households and Family Size • Relationships to Householder • General Racial and Ethnic Composition, 2000

  5. Minneapolis Communities and Neighborhoods

  6. Population Density, Minneapolis Communities, 2000 * * * * square miles * * * Per square mile of land

  7. Percent Change in Children Age 0 to 17 and Adults Age 18 and Over, 1990 - 2000 Numbers at top of bars are the numerical increases Mpls. Total 1990 = 368,383 2000 = 382,618

  8. Population by Age, 1990 - 2000, Hennepin County

  9. Number of Persons by Age Group, North Minneapolis Communities, 2000 Total Population Camden = 31,698 Near North = 35,976

  10. Percent Change in Population by Age Group, 1990 - 2000, Hennepin County Labels are for Minneapolis Total Minneapolis Population: 1990 = 368,383 2000 = 382,618

  11. Population of Children Under Age 18, 1990 - 2000, Minneapolis Total Population Age 0 -17 1990 = 75,950 2000 = 84,169

  12. Children Age 0 to 5 as a Percentage of Total Population, U.S. Census 2000 Data displayed by census block groups

  13. Children Age 0 to 5 per Square Mile Minneapolis, 2000 Data displayed by census block groups

  14. Elderly Age 65+ as a Percentage of Population, U.S. Census, 2000 Data displayed by census block groups

  15. Households and Family Size

  16. Percent of Occupied Housing Units by Tenure, Hennepin County, 2000

  17. Percent of Housing Units by Tenure, Minneapolis Communities, 2000

  18. Average Household and Family Sizes, Hennepin County and Minneapolis, 1990-2000 Minneapolis Hennepin County 1990 2000 Hennepin County Minneapolis

  19. Households by Number of Persons, Minneapolis, 2000

  20. Average Family Size, U.S. Census 2000 Data displayed by census block groups

  21. Relationships to Householder Census Bureau defines householder as the first person listed on the census form.

  22. Percent Change in Number of Children Under 18 by Householder's Relationship, 1990 - 2000, U.S. Census Note: These are rates of change, not the percentages of totals Own Parents

  23. Percent of Total Children Under 18 by Householder's Relationship, 1990 - 2000, U.S. Census Own Parents

  24. Percent of Children Age 0 to 17 Living with Their Single-Parents, Hennepin County, 2000 Data displayed by census block groups Note: These percentages exclude children who are living with unmarried relatives or foster parents.

  25. Children Age 0-17 by Relationship to Householder, Minneapolis, 2000 Hennepin County: 3.2% with grandparents Note: In this chart the family relationships are children living with their own parents or grandparents. Non-parental householders may or may not be married.

  26. Children Age 0-5 by Relationship to Householder, Minneapolis, 2000 Note: In this chart the family relationships are children living with their own parents or grandparents. Non-parental householders may or may not be married. Total Children 0 to 5 = 29,757

  27. Percent Children Age 0-5 by Relationship to Householder, Minneapolis Communities, 2000 Total Children 0 to 5 = 29,757

  28. Elderly Age 65 and Older by Household Type, Hennepin County and Minneapolis, 2000 Total Elderly 65+ : Hennepin County=122,358 Minneapolis=34,878 Suburbs=87,480

  29. Race by Age Groups from the Census • Cannot determine one race plus in combination • with other races for specific ages other than • 0-17, 18 and older • Hispanics/Latinos are categorized as an • “ethnicity”--they are also “double counted” by race • Five percent of Hennepin County children 0-4 • are multi-racial, eleven percent in Minneapolis

  30. Racial Composition of Adults 18 and Over, Minneapolis and Hennepin Suburbs, 2000 Suburban Hennepin County Minneapolis Note: Percentages for each race represent persons who chose only one race.

  31. Racial Composition of Elderly Age 65 and Over, Minneapolis and Hennepin Suburbs, 2000 Suburban Hennepin County Minneapolis Asian/Pac. Islander Other 0.4% 2.4% Two or More American Indian 1.2% 0.8% African American 7.3% White 87.9% White/Non-Hispanic or Latino = 96.9% White/Non-Hispanic or Latino = 87.2% Hispanic or Latino Any Race = 0.4% Hispanic or Latino Any Race = 1.2% Note: Percentages for each race represent persons who chose only one race.

  32. Racial Composition of Children Age 0 to 4, Minneapolis and Hennepin Suburbs, 2000 Suburban Hennepin County Minneapolis White/Non-Hispanic or Latino = 38.2% White/Non-Hispanic or Latino = 78.1% Hispanic or Latino Any Race = 14.3% Hispanic or Latino Any Race = 4.3% Note: Percentages for each race shown here represent persons who chose only one race.

  33. Racial Composition of North Minneapolis Communities, All Ages, 2000 Camden Near North White/Non-Hispanic or Latino = 18.0% White/Non-Hispanic or Latino = 50.0% Hispanic or Latino Any Race = 5.1% Hispanic or Latino Any Race = 3.8% Note: Percentages for each race represent persons who chose only one race.

  34. Change in Hispanic/Latino Population, Minnesota, 1990 - 2000 172.8% Labels are percent change 76.6% Ramsey Total = +13,089, 94.2% Hennepin Total = +31,461, 225.1% 97.9% 167.6% 269.3%

  35. Hispanic/Latino Children Age 0 to 4 Per Square Mile, Minneapolis, 2000 Data displayed by census block groups

  36. Change Per Square Mile in Hispanic/ Latinos Minneapolis, 1990-2000 Data displayed by neighborhood

  37. Percent Elderly of Color Age 65+, U.S. Census 2000 Data displayed by census block groups Note: Those with two or more races are defined as persons of color.

  38. Percent Children of Color, Age 0 to 17, U.S. Census 2000 Data displayed by census block groups Note: Those with two or more races are defined as persons of color.

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