State and Metropolitan Area Data Book 2025 4th edition [Mīkstie vāki]

Contents



Preface


Major Federal Data Contacts

PART ASTATES

Table A1 Area and Population
Table A2. Population by Age Group and Sex
Table A3. Population, by Race and Hispanic Origin


Table A4. Population by Residence

Table A5. Households


Table A6. Marital Status,


Table A7. Residence One Year Ago, People Obtaining Legal Permanent Resident
Status, and Language Spoken at Home, Selected Years
Table A8. Place of Birth,


Table A9. Live Births and Birth Rates


Table A10. Births and Birth Rates, by Race and Hispanic Origin and Fertility
Rate,
Table A11. Deaths and Death Rates, by Race and Hispanic Origin


Table A12. AgeAdjusted Death Rates, by Cause,

Table A13. Marriages and Divorces

Table A14. Health Care Services, Physicians, and Nurses


Table A15. Employment in Health Care Occupations and Type of Health
Insurance

Table A16. Health Indicators: Health Risks

Table A17. Health Indicators: Health Conditions and Preventive Measures

Table A18. People With and Without Health Insurance Coverage


Table A19. Public and Private School Fall Enrollment


Table A20 Public Elementary and Secondary SchoolsFinances and Teachers

Table A21. Public High School Graduates and Educational Attainment

Table A22. Institutions of Higher Education


Table A23. Violent Crimes and Crime Rates


Table A24. Property Crimes and Crime Rates


Table A25. Juvenile Arrests, Child Abuse Cases, and Correctional Population


Table A26. State and Local Justice Employment and Expenditures,

Table A27. Civilian Labor Force and Employment


Table A28. Civilian Labor Force and Unemployment


Table A29. Employed Civilians, by Occupation, May,


Table A30. Private Industry Employment and Wages,


Table A31. Average Annual Employment by Industry and Wages


Table A32. Union Membership


Table A33. Median Income of Households in InflationAdjusted Dollars and
Distribution by Income Level,
Table A34. Family Income and Families and Individuals Below Poverty:

Table A35. HousingUnits and Characteristics:


Table A36. Owner and RenterOccupied UnitsValue and Gross Rent,


Table A37. Home Ownership and Vacancy Rates

Table A38. Cost of Living IndicatorsHousing, Public University, Energy
Expenditures, and Motor Fuels Taxes
Table A39. Personal Income by State

Table A40. Personal Income per Capita


Table A41. Earnings by Industry,
Table A42. Gross Domestic Product per State



Table A43. Science and Engineering Indicators


Table A44 Employment Establishment Changes by Firm Size and State,



Table A45. Employer Firms and Nonemployer Establishments



Table A46. Private Nonfarm Establishments, Employment, and Payroll



Table A47. Foreign Direct Investment in the United States and U.S. Exports



Table A48. Farms and Farm Earnings


Table A49. Farm Finances and Income



Table A50. Farm Income and Wealth Statistics



Table A51. Natural Resource Industries and Minerals


Table A52. Agricultural Census

Table A53. Utilities


Table A54. Energy Consumption



Table A55. Energy Expenditures



Table A56. Construction


Table A57 Manufactures



Table A58. Manufactures Summary and ExportRelated Shipments and Employment



Table A59. Major Manufacturing Sectors,



Table A60. Information Industries



Table A61. Wholesale and Retail Trade


Table A62. Retail Trade Earnings,



Table A63. Transportation and Commuting
Table A64. Motor Vehicle and Motorcycle Registrations, Bridges, and Drivers
Licenses



Table A65. Traffic Fatalities and Seat Belt Use


Table A66. Communications

Table A67. Financial Activities


Table A68. Professional and Business Services and Education and Health
Services


Table A69 LeisureandHospitalityServices



Table A70 Travel and Tourism Indicators


Table A71 Government



Table A72. State Government Employment and Finances

Table A73. State Government Tax Collections:



Table A74. Federal Government


Table A75. Federal Individual Income Tax Returns and Federal Real Estate


Table A76. Social Security, Food Stamps, and School Lunch Programs


Table A77. Social Insurance Programs and Workers' Compensation


Table A78. Government Transfer Payments to Individuals

Table A79. Medicare, Medicaid, and Children's Health Insurance Program



Table A80. Department of Defense and Veterans


Table A81. Elections
Table A82 Composition of Congress and Public Officials




PART BMETROPOLITAN AREAS

Table B1. Metropolitan Areas Area and Population


Table B2. Metropolitan Areas Components of Population Change


Table B3. Metropolitan Areas Population by Age, Race, and Hispanic Origin
Table B4. Metropolitan AreasMigration and Commuting,
Table B5. Metropolitan AreasPopulation and Household Characteristics,


Table B6. Metropolitan Areas Enrollment, Teachers, and Educational
Attainment

Table B7. Metropolitan AreasMedian Income, Household Income Distribution,
and Poverty Status:
Table B8. Metropolitan Areas Health Insurance, Medicare, Social Security
and SSI
Table B9. Metropolitan AreasHousing Units and Building Permits


Table B10. Metropolitan AreasHousing Units:


Table B11. Metropolitan Ares Personal Income and Earnings by Place of Work
Table B12. Metropolitan AreasEmployees and Earnings by Selected Major
Industries:

Table B13. Metropolitan Areas Civilian Labor Force


Table B14. Metropolitan Areas Banking, Government Employment, and Private
Business Establishments and Employment


PART CMetropolitan Areas With Component Counties(Metropolitan Counties)

Table C1. Metropolitan Areas with Component CountiesPopulation and
Population Characteristics

Table C2. Metropolitan Areas with Component CountiesPopulation
Characteristics and Housing Units

Table C3. Metropolitan Areas With Component CountiesPersonal Income and
Earnings by Industry

Table C4. Metropolitan Areas with Component CountiesLabor Force and Private
Business Establishments and Employment




PART DMICROPOLITAN AREAS

Table D1. Population and Personal Income



Appendixes

A Source Notes and Explanations


B Limitations of the Data and Methodology


C Geographic Concepts


D Guide to State Statistical Abstracts and State Information

Shana Hertz Hattis has worked as an editor and writer for over a decade. Her work has spanned the fields of hospitality, health, business, and popular culture. She earned her bachelors degree in journalism and masters degree in education degrees from Northwestern University. Hattiss other titles for Bernan include Housing Statistics of the United States, Vital Statistics of the United States: Births, Life Expectancy, Deaths, and Selected Health Data, and State Profiles: The Population and Economy of Each U.S. State.