US Census data

US Census data gives Aino demographic, population, income and socioeconomic context for sites in the United States. It is useful for market analysis, accessibility studies and understanding the characteristics of surrounding catchments.

Aino can combine Census geography with transport, amenities and parcel data to support feasibility studies for development, retail, housing and public-sector planning.

Common data categories

Age, income, population, households, demographics and census tract or block group geography.

Attribute table

Typical fields include GEOID, population counts, income variables, demographic measures, geography type and source year.

Source reference

The US Census Bureau provides official population data for the United States, including demographic structure and key socioeconomic indicators. The data is collected through nationwide censuses and surveys and is widely used for urban planning, research and policy analysis.

Common categories include population, income, age and unemployment rate. Attribute tables may include median household income, median family income, aggregate household income, civilian labor force, unemployment rate, total population by age and total households.

Credits: United States Census Bureau

Source tag: @us census, population

Source link: https://www.census.gov/topics/population.html

What a Census geography contains

A Census record describes people and households within an official geography. Instead of treating it as raw statistics, Aino frames it as demographic context around a site or catchment.

Data shape: polygons such as tracts or block groups with population, income, age, households and labor indicators.