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Allegheny County 2000/2010 Census Tract Relationships
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Updated Nov 30, 2020
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EmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteUniversity of Pittsburgh (2020). Allegheny County 2000/2010 Census Tract Relationships [Dataset]. https://s.cnmilf.com/user74170196/https/catalog.data.gov/dataset/allegheny-county-2000-2010-census-tract-relationshipsDataset updatedNov 30, 2020Dataset provided byUniversity of PittsburghArea coveredAllegheny CountyDescriptionThe Allegheny County 2000-2010 Census Tract Relationship File shows how 2010 Census tracts in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania relate to the 2000 Census tracts. Each record (row) consists of one unique relationship between a 2000 Census tract/2010 Census tract spatial set where a spatial set is the unique area shared by the record’s 2000 and 2010 tracts. Changes in tracts involve area, land area, population, and/or housing unit counts. Specifically, each record specifies the area, land area, population, and housing unit counts that were transferred to the record’s 2010 tract (TRACT10) from the record’s 2000 tract. The 2000 area (AREA00), land area (AREALAND00), population (POP00), and housing unit count (HU00) for the record is the standardized 2010 value for the record’s 2000 tract (TRACT00). These are the values to use when comparing 2010 population and housing unit counts to those values in the 2000 Census for a particular tract. The relationship file provides the information necessary to conduct a decennial analysis between the 2000 and 2010 Censuses for a particular tract. Steps to use this file for a decennial analysis follow: Obtain the population and/or housing unit count from the 2000 Census for the tract of interest. Find a record in the relationship file where the tract of interest appears in the TRACT00 field. Compare the population (POP00) and housing unit count (HU00) from the relationship file record to the 2000 Census population and housing unit count found in step 1. This data was prepared by Lisa Over as a course project for LIS 2970 Open Government Data in the Master of Library Science Program at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Allegheny County 2000/2010 Census Tract Relationships
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csv, json, pdf, png +2Updated May 21, 2023ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteUniversity of Pittsburgh (2023). Allegheny County 2000/2010 Census Tract Relationships [Dataset]. https://data.wprdc.org/dataset/allegheny-county-2000-2010-census-tract-relationshipspng(4879518), pdf(357941), csv(214949), json(1215755), zip(1085109), png(1507824), pdf(663184), txt(13355), csv(25457), zip(1126800)Available download formatsDataset updatedMay 21, 2023Dataset provided byUniversity of PittsburghLicenseAttribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
License information was derived automaticallyArea coveredAllegheny CountyDescriptionThe Allegheny County 2000-2010 Census Tract Relationship File shows how 2010 Census tracts in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania relate to the 2000 Census tracts. Each record (row) consists of one unique relationship between a 2000 Census tract/2010 Census tract spatial set where a spatial set is the unique area shared by the record’s 2000 and 2010 tracts. Changes in tracts involve area, land area, population, and/or housing unit counts. Specifically, each record specifies the area, land area, population, and housing unit counts that were transferred to the record’s 2010 tract (TRACT10) from the record’s 2000 tract. The 2000 area (AREA00), land area (AREALAND00), population (POP00), and housing unit count (HU00) for the record is the standardized 2010 value for the record’s 2000 tract (TRACT00). These are the values to use when comparing 2010 population and housing unit counts to those values in the 2000 Census for a particular tract.
The relationship file provides the information necessary to conduct a decennial analysis between the 2000 and 2010 Censuses for a particular tract. Steps to use this file for a decennial analysis follow:
Obtain the population and/or housing unit count from the 2000 Census for the tract of interest.
Find a record in the relationship file where the tract of interest appears in the TRACT00 field.
Compare the population (POP00) and housing unit count (HU00) from the relationship file record to the 2000 Census population and housing unit count found in step 1.
This data was prepared by Lisa Over as a course project for LIS 2970 Open Government Data in the Master of Library Science Program at the University of Pittsburgh.
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FacebookTwitterEmailThe Allegheny County 2000-2010 Census Tract Relationship File shows how 2010 Census tracts in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania relate to the 2000 Census tracts. Each record (row) consists of one unique relationship between a 2000 Census tract/2010 Census tract spatial set where a spatial set is the unique area shared by the record’s 2000 and 2010 tracts. Changes in tracts involve area, land area, population, and/or housing unit counts. Specifically, each record specifies the area, land area, population, and housing unit counts that were transferred to the record’s 2010 tract (TRACT10) from the record’s 2000 tract. The 2000 area (AREA00), land area (AREALAND00), population (POP00), and housing unit count (HU00) for the record is the standardized 2010 value for the record’s 2000 tract (TRACT00). These are the values to use when comparing 2010 population and housing unit counts to those values in the 2000 Census for a particular tract. The relationship file provides the information necessary to conduct a decennial analysis between the 2000 and 2010 Censuses for a particular tract. Steps to use this file for a decennial analysis follow: Obtain the population and/or housing unit count from the 2000 Census for the tract of interest. Find a record in the relationship file where the tract of interest appears in the TRACT00 field. Compare the population (POP00) and housing unit count (HU00) from the relationship file record to the 2000 Census population and housing unit count found in step 1. This data was prepared by Lisa Over as a course project for LIS 2970 Open Government Data in the Master of Library Science Program at the University of Pittsburgh.