What's New?
In February, we launched a newly updated data.census.gov Resource site. With this update, data users can easily navigate the site, and find how-to materials for all their data.census.gov needs.
Featuring broad categories along the top ribbon, like About, Events, Releases, and Guidance, the updated Resources site allows for easy exploration of the full catalogue of data.census.gov training resources.
Learn more about data.census.gov, our background, and how your feedback is critical to the development of the data search platform, in the About tab.
Events connects you to our team of data search experts. Check out our conference schedule for a chance to connect in person with us, join one of our ongoing, virtual training workshops, stay up to date with our recorded and upcoming webinars, or find our contact information to connect with us via email.
Find all the most recent data releases and updates to data.census.gov, the Census API, and Microdata Access through the Releases tab.
Under Guidance, data users can enjoy a variety of learning resources for all types of learner and levels of expertise. From printable one-pagers, Frequently Asked Questions, and video tutorials, data users can find our data search experts' most up-to-date tips, tricks, and best practices when using data.census.gov.
Explore the new data.census.gov Resource site today!
Latest System Updates
In February, we released new updates to improve your experience on data.census.gov. With this release, you will now see:
- Fixes to 19 defects
- View labels for the correct congressional district vintage
- Download tables for iterated products that match your population group and geography selections
- Download large tables from the Post-Secondary Employment Outcomes (PSEO) program
- Experience intuitive responses when navigating through filter panels in the advanced search.
Latest Data Releases
New data releases:
Featured Question
How do I save my results or search?
To save your table, map, or profile:
Click the ?Share? button at the top of your table, map, or profile. A pop-up window will provide options to share the result via email, social media, or by copying the link to your clipboard.
These options will save the specific table, map, or profile you have clicked into, as well as the other search results that match your criteria.
To save your search:
Copy and edit the URL from your address bar.
Some parts of the URL are related to your search and others are related to your view. To save a search without linking to a particular table or map, keep the parts related to your search and delete parts related to your view. They are separated by ? and &.
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