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New 2020 Census data on your local community are now available! Explore details on the population, data on families and households, and insights on homeownership and the nation?s housing.

The newly released data also show the intersection of many of these topics by race and Hispanic origin.

Last week, we released a lot of new 2020 Census data. Let us help you navigate it all!

Visit our website for a collection of video tutorials that will show you how to access 2020 Census Demographic and Housing Characteristics data on data.census.gov, how to download the data, how to compare it to 2010 Census data, and more.

Newly released data from the 2020 Census show that the U.S. population in 2020 was older and had fewer children under age 5 than in 2010 or 2000.

Get more highlights from the latest 2020 Census data on America Counts.

In this director's blog, Director Santos discusses data releases that will provide important data that better reflect our nation?s demographic characteristics.

These releases include counts from the 2020 Census, estimates of population totals between decades, and data from the American Community Survey. All include important data on race and ethnicity in the United States.

In this blog, Deputy Director Dr. Ron Jarmin discusses the American Community Survey and the major role it plays in our ever-changing and growing communities.

Learn more about the American Community Survey and the tools available to help you access ACS data.

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Vintage 2022 population estimates for cities and towns show that many cities at the core of large U.S. metropolitan areas were no longer among the largest population losers in 2022, reversing a pattern seen during the first full year of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021.

Visit America Counts to explore which cities experienced population growth and decline from 2021 to 2022.

Compare the ocean economy of U.S. territories based on their overall annual payroll with our infographic and County Business Patterns data.

Check out our infographic featuring nonemployer business data?by demographic characteristics of owners.

In 2019, women owned 41.1% of the nation?s businesses without paid employees and had $313.6 billion in receipts.

In May, we celebrated Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with Census data on AANHPI populations, businesses, and more.

Did you know you can create a map using data you found on data.census.gov?

Check out this tutorial to get an overview of what you can do with maps on our data platform.

StatVentures, a Census Open Innovation Labs initiative, invited participants to propose new ways to improve America's supply chain data. Eleven winners were selected for their unique approaches, including the use of satellite imagery, transaction data standards, and more.

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