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    "ocrText": "NATIONAL\nARCHIVES\nFile Format Conversion\nCensus Tract Data, 1940 - 1970: Elizabeth Mullen Bogue Files\nNN3-CFS-99-001\nRecords of the Community and Family Study Center, University of Chicago (Collection CFS)\nThe Census Tract Data files contain records of two different lengths. The city/metro area records\nare longer than the tract level record. The files are preserved in the EBCDIC character set with\nvariable-length records, including an eight character EBCDIC record/block counter at the\nbeginning of each block/record.\nNARA converted the files to a more contemporary format as part of making the records available\nonline. Specifically, NARA converted the files to the ASCII character set and replaced the\nEBCDIC record/block counter with carriage return-line feed (CRFL) characters. With the\nreplacement of the EBCDIC record/block counter, the length of each record is decreased by eight\ncharacters and each record now includes a record-delimiter. NARA also padded the records to\nthe longest record length to create fixed-length records.\nIf the layout accounted for the counters, then the actual record length and field positions are eight\ncharacters less than what is indicated in the layout. This means researchers may need to adjust\nthe field positions in the layout when using the data.\nThe fields in the city/metro area and the tract level records do not necessarily align. Researches\nwill have to define the fields for the city/metro area records separately from the tract level\nrecords.\n1940 and 1950 files\nThe NARA prepared layouts for the city/metro area and the tract level records include the eight\ncharacter counter. To use with the converted files, researchers will need to adjust the field\npositions by a decrease of eight characters.\nFor the city/metro area records, after the \"file/record title\" (now columns 1 - 60) and \"number of\ntracts\" (now columns 61 - 66) fields, the remaining fields are each eight characters in length.\nFor the tract level records, after the \"tract id\" (now columns 1 - 8) and \"tract sequence number\"\n(now columns 9 - 13) fields, the remaining fields are each five characters in length.\nNATIONAL ARCHIVES and\nRECORDS ADMINISTRATION\n8601 ADELPHI ROAD\nCOLLEGE PARK, MD 20740-6001\nwww.archives.gov\nThe 1940 records are padded out to column 3306, plus the carriage return-line feed for a record\nlength of 3308 characters.\nThe 1950 records are padded out to column 2058, plus the carriage return-line feed for a record\nlength of 2060 characters.\n1960 files\nThe NARA prepared layout for the SMSA/Central City includes the eight character counter. To\nuse with the converted files, researchers will need to adjust the field positions by a decrease of\neight characters.\nFor the SMSA/Central City records, after the \"serial code\" (now columns 1 - 6) and \"blank\"\n(now columns 7 - 100) fields, the remaining fields are each eight characters in length.\nThe layout for the tract level records does not include the counters. No change is needed to those\nfield positions.\nThe 1960 records are padded out to column 3620, plus the carriage return-line feed for a record\nlength of 3622 characters.\n1970 files\nThe layouts for the city/metro and tract level records do not include counters so no adjustment to\nthe field positions is necessary.\nFor the city/metro area records, after the \"SMSA No.,\" \"SMSA name,\" and \"number of central\ncities,\" the next 15 fields are 12 characters in length and the remaining 1153 fields are eight\ncharacters in length.\nFor the tract level records, after the first twelve fields (fields \"SMSA No.\" through \"tract housing\ncount\"), the next 15 fields are eight characters in length and the remaining 1153 fields are six\ncharacters in length.\nThe 1970 records are padded out to column 9439, plus the carriage return-line feed for a record\nlength of 9441 characters.\nElectronic Records Division\nJuly 11, 2017\nNATIONAL\nARCHIVES\nSupplemental User Note\nCensus Tract Data, 1940 - 1970: Elizabeth Mullen Bogue Files\nNN3-CFS-99-001\nRecords of the Community and Family\nStudy Center, University of Chicago (Collection CFS)\nAs indicated in the introduction to the documentation for the 1940, 1950, and 1960 Census Tract\nData, NARA prepared layouts based on the documentation provided by the donor and from some\nof the \"Census Tract Statistics\" publications. However, given how the donors prepared the data\nfiles and the complexity in compiling the record layouts, there may be discrepancies between the\nNARA-prepared layouts and the data.\nIn particular, staff have discovered that for some tracted cities in 1940, 1950, and 1960, the tract\nID includes an alphabetic prefix. For example, there is an alphabetic prefix for the tract ID in the\nSan Diego 1950 and 1960 files and in the San Francisco(-Oakland) 1940 and 1960 files. The\nNARA-prepared layouts for the 1940 and 1950 tract level data does not indicate a separate field\nfor the tract ID alphabetic prefix. The alphabetic prefix appears to be in the left-most position in\nthe tract ID field. The donor-prepared layout for the 1960 tract level includes a field for the\nalphabetic prefix.\nLynn Goodsell, Archivist\nArchival Operations - Washington, D.C. (RD-DC), Electronic Records Section\nMarch 21, 2012\nNATIONAL ARCHIVES and\nRECORDS ADMINISTRATION\n8601 ADELPHI ROAD\nCOLLEGE PARK. MD 20740-6001\nwww.archives.gov\nNational\nAND\nARCHITAS\nRECORDS\nArchives at College Park\nNATIONAL\nADMINISTRATION\n8601 Adelphi Road College Park, Maryland 20740-6001\n1985\nCensus Tract Data, 1940-1970:\nElizabeth Mullen Bogue File\nDonated Historical Materials of\nThe Community and Family Study Center, University of Chicago\n(Record Group CFS)\nDocumentation Contents:\n# Pages\nOverview Materials/Documentation Applicable\nto all years\nNARA Prepared City Cross-Reference Table\n5\nDonor Provided Appendices\nAppendix 1: CFSC Census Tract Tape Data\nCorrespondence\n5\nAppendix 2: Not included with donor provided\nmaterials\nCensus Tract Data 1940: Main Documentation\n62\nCensus Tract Data 1950: Main Documentation\n44\nCensus Tract Data 1960: Main Documentation\n79\nCensus Tract Data 1970: Main Documentation\n133\nNN3-CFS-96-999\nMay 28, 1999\nReference Copy at the National Archives\nNational Archives and Records Administration\n1940\n1950\n1960\n1970\nABILENE, TEX\nX\nX\nAKRON, OH\nX\nX\nX\nX\nALBANY, GA\nX\nALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY, NY\nX\nALBEQUERQUE, NM\nX\nX\nALLENTOWN-BETHLEHEM-EASTON, PA-NJ\nX\nX\nALTOONA, PA\nX\nX\nAMARILLO, TX\nX\nANDERSON, IND\nX\nANN ARBOR, MICH\nX\nX\nAPPLETON-OSHKOSH, WIS\nX\nASHVILLE, NC\nX\nATLANTA, GA\nX\nX\nX\nX\nATLANTIC CITY, NJ\nX\nX\nX\nAUGUSTA, GA\nX\nX\nX\nAUSTIN, TX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nBAKERSFIELD, CA\nX\nBALTIMORE, MD\nX\nX\nX\nX\nBATON ROUGE, LA\nX\nX\nBAY CITY, MICH\nX\nBEAUMONT, TX\nX\nX\nBERKELEY, CA\nX\nBILLINGS, MONT\nX\nBILOXI-GULFPORT, MISS\nX\nBINGHAMTON, NY\nX\nBIRMINGHAM, AL\nX\nX\nX\nBLOOMINGTON-NORMAL, ILL\nX\nBOISE CITY, IDAHO\nX\nBOSTON, MASS\nX\nX\nX\nBRIDGEPORT, CT\nX\nX\nX\nBRISTOL, CT\nX\nBROCKTON, MA\nX\nX\nBROWNSVILLE-HARLINGEN-SAN BENITO, TX\nX\nBRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, TX\nX\nBUFFALO, NY\nX\nX\nX\nX\nCAMBRIDGE, MA\nX\nCAMDEN, NJ\nX\nCANTON, OH\nX\nX\nCEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA\nX\nCHAMPAIGN-URBANA, ILL\nX\nCHARLESTON, SC\nX\nX\nCHARLESTON, WV\nX\nCHARLOTTE, NC\nX\nX\nCHATTANOOGA, TENN-GA\nX\nX\nX\nCHICAGO, ILL\nX\nX\nX\nCINCINNATI, OH-KY\nX\nX\nX\nCLEVELAND, OH\nX\nX\nX\nX\nCOLORADO SPRINGS, CO\nX\nX\nCOLUMBIA, MO\nX\nReference Copy at the National Archives\nCOLUMBIA, SC\nX\nX\nCOLUMBUS, GA\nX\nCOLUMBUS, OH\nX\nX\nX\nX\nCORPUS CHRISTI, TX\nX\nX\nDALLAS, TX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nDANBURY, CT\nX\nDAVENPORT, IOWA\nX\nDAYTON, OH\nX\nX\nX\nX\nDECATUR, ILL\nX\nX\nDENVER, CO\nX\nX\nX\nX\nDES MOINES, IA\nX\nX\nX\nDETROIT, MICH\nX\nX\nX\nDULUTH-SUPERIOR, MINN-WIS\nX\nX\nX\nX\nDURHAM, NC\nX\nX\nX\nELIZABETH, NJ\nX\nEL PASO, TX\nX\nX\nERIE, PA\nX\nX\nEUGENE, OR\nX\nEVANSVILLE, IND-KY\nX\nX\nFALL RIVER, MA-RI\nX\nFAYETTEVILLE, NC\nX\nFITCHBURG-LEOMINSTER, MA\nX\nFLINT, MICH\nX\nX\nX\nX\nFRESNO, CA\nX\nFT. LAUDERDALE-HOLLYWOOD, FL\nX\nFT. SMITH, ARK\nX\nX\nFT. WAYNE, IND\nX\nX\nFT. WORTH, TX\nX\nX\nGADSDEN, AL\nX\nGAINESVILLE, FL\nX\nGALVESTON-TEXAS CITY, TX\nX\nX\nGARY, IND\nX\nGRAND RAPIDS, MICH\nX\nX\nGREAT FALLS, MONT\nX\nGREEN BAY, WIS\nX\nX\nGREENSBORO-HIGH POINT, NC\nX\nX\nX\nGREENVILLE, SC\nX\nX\nHAMILTON-MIDDLETOWN, OH\nX\nX\nHARRISBURG, PA\nX\nX\nHARTFORD, CT\nX\nX\nX\nX\nHONOLULU, HI\nX\nX\nHOUSTON, TX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nINDIANAPOLIS, IND\nX\nX\nX\nX\nJACKSONVILLE, FL\nX\nX\nJACKSON, MI\nX\nX\nJACKSON, MS\nX\nJERSEY CITY, NJ\nX\nX\nJOHNSTOWN, PA\nX\nX\nKALAMAZOO, MICH\nX\nX\nX\nKANSAS CITY, KS-MO\nX\nX\nX\nX\nReference Copy at the National Archives\nKENOSHA, WIS\nKNOXVILLE, TENN\nX\nLA CROSSE, WI\nLAFAYETTE, IN\nLAFAYETTE, LA\nLAKE CHARLES, LA\nLANCASTER, PA\nX\nLANSING, MICH\nX\nLAREDO, TX\nX\nLAS VEGAS, NEV\nX\nLAWRENCE, MASS HAVERHILL, NH\nX\nLAWTON, OKLA\nLEWISTON-AUBURN, MAINE\nLEXINGTON, KY\nX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X\nX\nLIMA, OH\nX\nLINCOLN, NEBR\nX\nLITTLE ROCK, ARK\nX\nLONG BEACH, CA\nX\nLORAIN-ELYRIA, OH\nX\nLOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH, CA\nX\nX\nLOUISVILLE, KY-IND\nX\nX\nX\nLOWELL, MA\nX\nX\nLUBBOCK, TX\nX\nX\nLYNCHBURG, VA\nX\nMACON, GA\nX\nX\nX\nMADISON, WIS\nX\nX\nMANCHESTER, NH\nX\nX\nMANSFIELD, OH\nX\nMEMPHIS, TENN\nX\nX\nX\nX\nMERIDIEN, CT\nX\nMIAMI, FL\nX\nX\nMIDLAND, TX\nX\nMILWAUKEE, WI\nX\nX\nX\nX\nMINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MINN\nX\nX\nMOBILE, AL\nX\nMONROE, LA\nX\nX\nMONTGOMERY, AL\nX\nMUNCIE, IND\nX\nX\nMUSKEGON, MICH\nX\nX\nNASHUA, NH\nX\nNASHVILLE, TN\nX\nX\nX\nX\nNEW BEDFORD, MA\nX\nNEW BRITAIN, CT\nX\nX\nNEW HAVEN, CT\nX\nX\nX\nNEW ORLEANS, LA\nX\nX\nX\nX\nNEW YORK, NY\nX\nX\nNEWARK, NJ\nX\nX\nNEWPORT NEWS-HAMPTON, VA\nX\nX\nNORFOLK-PORTSMOUTH VA\nX\nX\nNORWALK, CT\nX\nReference at the National Archives\nODESSA, TX\nX\nX\nOGDEN, UTAH\nX\nX\nOAKLAND, CA\nX\nOKLAHOMA CITY, OK\nX\nX\nX\nOMAHA, NEBR\nX\nX\nORLANDO, FL\nX\nX\nPATERSON-CLIFTON-PASSAIC, NJ\nX\nX\nX\nPENSACOLA, FL\nX\nPEORIA, ILL\nX\nX\nPETERSBURG-COLONIAL HGTS, VA\nX\nPHILADELPHIA, PA\nX\nX\nX\nPHOENIX, AZ\nX\nX\nPINEBLUFF, AR\nX\nPITTSBURGH, PA\nX\nX\nX\nX\nPITTSFIELD, MA\nX\nX\nPORTLAND, ME\nX\nX\nPORTLAND, OR-WA\nX\nX\nX\nX\nPROVIDENCE, RI PAWTUCKET, MA\nX\nX\nX\nX\nPROVO-OREM, UTAH\nX\nPUEBLO, CO\nX\nX\nRACINE, WIS\nX\nRALEIGH, NC\nX\nX\nREADING, PA\nX\nX\nRENO, NEV\nX\nRICHMOND, VA\nX\nX\nX\nX\nROANOKE, VA\nX\nROCHESTER, MN\nX\nROCHESTER, NY\nX\nX\nX\nX\nROCKFORD, ILL\nX\nX\nSACRAMENTO, CA\nX\nX\nSAGINAW, MICH\nX\nX\nST. JOSEPH, MO\nX\nST. LOUIS, MO-ILL\nX\nX\nX\nX\nST. PAUL, MN\nX\nSALEM, OR\nX\nSALT LAKE CITY, UTAH\nX\nX\nSAN ANGELO TX\nX\nX\nSAN ANTONIO, TX\nX\nX\nSAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE-ONTARIO CA\nX\nSAN DIEGO, CA\nX\nX\nSAN FRANCISCO, CA\nX\nX\nSAN JOSE, CA\nX\nX\nSANTA BARBARA, CA\nX\nSAVANNAH, GA\nX\nX\nX\nSCRANTON, PA\nX\nX\nSEATTLE, WA\nX\nX\nX\nSHERMAN-DENISON, TX\nX\nSHREVEPORT, LA\nX\nX\nSIOUX CITY, IA\nX\nX\nSIOUX FALLS, SD\nX\nReference Copy at the National Archives\nSOUTH BEND, IND\nX\nSPOKANE, WASH\nX\nX\nSPRINGFIELD, ILL\nX\nSPRINGFIELD, MO\nX\nSPRINGFIELD-CHICOPEE-HOLYYOKE, MA\nX\nSPRINGFIELD, OH\nX\nSTAMFORD, CT\nSTEUBENVILLE, WEIRTON-OHIO-W. VA\nSTOCKTON, CA\nSYRACUSE, NY\nX\nX\nTACOMA, WASH\nX\nTALLAHASSEE, FL\nTAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG, FL\nTERRE HAUTE, IND\nTEXARKANA, TX-ARK\nTOLEDO, OH\nX\nX\nTOPEKA, KS\nTRENTON, NJ\nX\nX\nTUCSON, AZ\nTULSA, OK\nTYLER, TX\nUTICA-ROME, NY\nX\nWACO, TX\nX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X\nX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X\nWASHINGTON, DC-MD-VA\nX\nX\nWATERBURY, CT\nWATERLOO, IOWA\nWEST PALM BEACH, FL\nX\nWESTCHESTER CO, NY\nX\nWHEELING, W. VA-OH\nWICHITA FALL, TX\nWICHITA, KS\nX\nX\nWILKES-BARRE-HAZLETON, PA\nX\nWILMINGTON, DEL-NJ\nX\nWILMINGTON, NC\nX\nWINSTON-SALEM, MA\nWORCHESTER, MA\nX\nYONKERS, NY\nX\nYORK, PA\nX\nYOUNGSTOWN-WARREN, OH\nX\nReference Copy at the National Archives\nAPPENDICES\nAppendix 1\nCFSC Census tract tape data correspondence\nAppendix 2\nTable 1 - Selected Census Tract informatio for\nNine Chicago Census Tracts\nTable 2 - Illustrative Regression results for\nChicago Census Tracts\nReference Copy at the National Archives\nAppendix 1\nCFSC DATA CORRESPONDENCE\nCensuses of 1940, 1950, 1960, 1970\nThe following data is compatable for all of 1940, 1950, 1960, 1970\nPopulation\nTotal population\ntotal white\ntotal negro\ntotal male\ntotal female\n5 yr. age groups by male, female 0-75+ for totals\n5 yr. age groups by male, female 0-75+ for whites\n(1940 must add native and foreign born whites)\nCountry of bith of foreign born whites:\nUnited Kingdom\nIreland\nNorway\nSweden\nGermany\nPoland\nCzechoslovakia\nAustria\nHungary\nU.S.S.R.\nItaly\nCanada\nMexico\n\"Other\"\nSchooling\nPopulation 25+\nNo sol.œl years completed\nElementary 1-4\nElementary 5,6,7,8 (not strictly comparable)\nHigh school 1-3\nHigh school 4\nCollege 1-3\nCollege 4+\nNot reported (1940,1950)\nn.b. median school years is given for 1940, 1950;\nmust be computed for 1960, 1970,\nReference Copy #8d at the National Archives\n-2-\nLabor Force\nMales, females aged 14+\n(14-15 separate from 16+ in 1970)\nIn labor force\nArmed forces\nEmployed civilian labor force\nUnemployed (seeking work)\nClass of Worker\nWage and salary\nUnpaid family worker\nNot reported (?)\nOccupation by male, female\nProfessional, technical, kindred\nManagers, officials, proprietors\nClerical and kindred\nSales (not available for 1940)\nOperatives\nPrivate household workers\nService\nLaborers\n(question of consistent definition 1940-1970)\nfarm laborers 1960, 1970\nHousing\nOccupancy status\nAll Dwelling units\nTotal occupied\nTotal owner occupied\nWhite owner occupied\nNegro owner occupied\nOther non-white owner occupied\nTotal rental occupied\nWhite tenant occupied\nNegro tenant occupied\nOther non-white \"enant occupied\nVacant\ncatagory includes 1940 - Vacant for sale or rent; not for sale or rent\n1950 - Vacant non-seasonal; vacant seasonal\n1960 - Available vacant; other vacant\n1970 - Vacant seasonal; for sale, for rent, other\nType of Unit\n(not available for 1960 tape, but see arrays 2093-2098)\n1-unit detached\n1-unit attached\n2 units\n(n.b. allocation problem 1950)\n3-4 units\n5+ units\nReference at the National Archives\n-3-\nNumber of persons per dwelling unit\n1\nnote: 1940, 1960 - # persons per household\n2\n1950, 1970 - # persons per dwelling unit\n3\n4\n5,6\n7+\nNumber of dwelling units with 1.01 persons per room or more\nValue of Home\n1940\n1950\n1960\n1970\n500-\n3000-\n5000-\n5000-\n500-699\n3000-3999\n5000-7499\n5000-7499\n700-999\n4000-4999\n7500-9999\n7500-9999\n1000-1999\n5000-7499\n10000-12499\n10000-12499\n2000-2499\n7500-9999\n12500-14999\n12500-14999\n2500-2999\n10000-14999\n15000-17499\n15000-17499\n3000-3999\n15000+\n15500-19999\n17500-19999\n5000-5999\n20000-24999\n20000-24999\n6000-7499\n(median)\n25000-34999\n25000-34999\n7500-9999\n35000+\n35000-49999\n10000-14999\n50000+\n15000-19999\n20000+\n(median)\nMonthly Contract Rent*\n*Similar ca'agorization of values for 1940-1970\n(Gross monthly rent also available)\nCondition of Housing\nNeeding minor repairs\nLacking some or all plumbing facilities\nCentral heating\nRadio, TV\nn.b. other housing ondition data is not consistent over the four\ncensuses due to varying definitions of substandard by the Census Bureau\nReference Copy#10 at the National Archives\n,\n-4-\nThe following data is comparable for 1950, 1960, 1970 only\nIncome\n(size catagories)\nMarital status\nYear structure built\n(by age catagories)\nGeographical mobility\n1 yr rales 1950\n5 yr rates 1960\n5 yr rates 1970\nThe following da'a is comparable for 1960 and 1970 only\nLatitude and longi'ude\nHousehold relationship\nSchool enrollment\nIndustry in which employed\nMeans of transport ation to work\nPlace of work\nAutos\nWaler and sewerage\nNumber of s'ories\nReference Copy at the National Archives\nRECORDS AND ARCHIVES ADMINISTRATION TWOLDYN\nNational Archives and Records Administration\n8601 Adelphi Road\nCollege Park, Maryland 20740-6001\n1985\nCensus Tract Data, 1940:\nElizabeth Mullen Bogue File\nDonated Historical Materials of\nThe Community and Family Study Center, University of Chicago\n(Record Group CFS)\nDocumentation Contents:\n# Pages\nIntroduction\n2\nPopulation and Housing-Statistics for Census\nTracts' from the 1940 Census Tract Publications\n3\nNARA Prepared Record Layout -- City and Metro\nLevel Data\n11\nNARA Prepared Record Layout -- Tract Level Data\n12\nCFS Record Layout for 38 Card Keypunching of\nthe Original Files\n31\nSample Printout of First File in Series\n3\nSupplementary Materials:\n# Pages\nCensus Tract Manual' (January 1947)\n17\nPopulation and Housing Statistics for Census Tracts\nAtlantic City, N.J.\n22\nPopulation and Housing Statistics for Census Tracts\nAugusta, Ga. and Adjacent Area'\n18\nNN3-CFS-96-999\nSeptember 16, 1998\nReference Copy #1\nNARA's web site is http://www.nara.gov\nNational\nA\nrchives at College Park\nAND\nNATIONAL A ARCHIVES RECORDS\n8601 Adelphi Road College Park MD 20740-6001\n1985\nTheodore J. Hull\nSeptember 14, 1998\nNN3-CFS-96-999\nDOCUMENTATION FOR CENSUS TRACT DATA, 1940:\nELIZABETH MULLEN BOGUE FILE\nThe data files known as the Census Tract Data, 1940: Elizabeth\nMullen Bogue File, were deposited with the National Archives and\nRecords Administration (NARA) by a deed of gift from Dr. Donald\nBogue of The Community and Family Study Center, University of\nChicago. The 1940 Census Tract files were originally created by\nkeypunching the data from the printed publications prepared by\nthe Bureau of the Census. Record copies of these publications\ncan be found in the Publications of the U.S. Government (Record\nGroup 287). The 1940 census tract data reported in those\npublications were manually keypunched by The Community and Family\nStudy Center, under the direction of Dr. Bogue. Much of this\nwork was accomplished by Elizabeth Mullen Bogue, the wife of the\nprinciple investigator, Ms. Maggie Gibson, and a number of other\nstudents and staff. Related funding for this project (for\nanalysis and student training) came from a number of sources\nincluding the National Science Foundation, National Institute of\nChild Health and Human Development, U.S. Agency for International\nDevelopment, and the Social Science Division of the University of\nChicago.\nOne of Dr. Bogue's students, Dr. Michael White, obtained copies\nof the Census Tract Data files. Dr. White of the Population\nStudies and Training Center, Brown University, arranged for the\ntransfer of these files to NARA on behalf of Dr. Bogue. The 1940\nCensus Tract Data came to NARA in March 1998, along with a copy\nof the original documentation.\nThe documentation indicates that the data were originally\nkeypunched onto 38 cards per tract. NARA received 60 files, one\nper tracted city, with variable length records. There are two\nrecord types in each file; a 'city and metro level' record type\nwith a record length of 3302 and a 'tract level' record type with\na record length of 2037. Dr. White confirmed that at some point\nin time the original 80 column records (38 record per area) were\nconcatenated into one long record per area. Note that the first\nNational Archives and Records Administration\nReference Copy #2\nfour bytes in each block/record is a binary block length/record\ncounter. NARA prepared record layouts for each record type based\non the original documentation and a review of the Census Tract\npublications for Augusta, Georgia, and Atlantic City, New Jersey.\nThe first two records in each file are for the 'city and metro\nlevel' data and the remainder of the records in the file contain\n'tract level' data, arranged numerically by tract. Each file has\ntwo records at the beginning of each file; a 'metro level' record\nfollowed by a 'city level' record. When applicable, the 'metro\nlevel' record incorporates data tabulated for suburban tracts.\nIn cities without suburban tracts, both a 'metro level' record\nand 'city level' record are included in the file, but the data\nare identical. The 'metro level' and 'city level' records are\ndistinguished by the characters METR and CITY in columns 64-68 of\nthe records.\nDocumentation for the 1940 Census Tract files consist of this\nintroduction, a copy of the general description of 'Population\nand Housing-Statistics for Census Tracts' from a typical 1940\ncensus tract publication, the original documentation for the\nkeypunched files (38 cards per area), NARA produced record\nlayouts for the 'city and metro level' and 'tract level' record\ntypes, and a NARA produced sample printout of records from the\nfile for Atlantic City, New Jersey. The 'Population and Housing-\nStatistics for Census Tracts' description includes a list of the\n60 tracted cities and indicates those that include surrounding\nsuburban tracts as 'metro' areas. Included as supplemental\ndocumentation are copies of the 1940 Census Tract publications\nfor Augusta, Georgia, and Atlantic City, New Jersey, and a copy\nof the Census Tract Manual (3rd edition, January 1947). Again,\nrecord copies of these publications can be found in the\nPublications of the U.S. Government (Record Group 287), or in\nvarious depository libaries across the United States. Among\nNARA's cartographic holdings are the original enumeration\ndistrict maps, which also identify the tract areas for the 60\ntracted cities.\nNational Archives and Records Administration\nReference Copy #3\nPOPULATION AND HOUSING-STATISTICS FOR CENSUS TRACTS\nINTRODUCTION\nGENERAL\ntract is designed to include an area fairly homogeneous\nThe Census Tract bulletins present basic population\nin population characteristics. In cities where the ward\nlines are infrequently changed, the tracts may form\nand housing statistics for each tracted area, as reported\nsubdivisions of the wards, though they are usually laid\nat the Sixteenth Decennial Census, taken as of April 1,\nout without regard to the ward boundaries. The tracts\n1940. The 60 tract cities for which bulletins are pre-\nare intended to remain unchanged from census to census\nsented are listed on page 3. The population items in-\nand thus to make possible studies of changes in social\nclude sex, age, race, nativity, citizenship, country of\nand economic characteristics of the population within\nbirth, highest grade of school completed, employment\nsmall sections of the city.¹\nstatus, class of worker, and occupation. Among the\nSuburban tracts.-The tracted area of 35 cities is\nhousing subjects are occupancy status, tenure, value or\nconfined to the corporate limits of the cities; the tracted\nmonthly rent, type of structure, state of repair and\narea for the remaining 25 cities extends into the sub-\nplumbing equipment, size of household, race of head of\nurbs. There are 9,169 tracts within the boundaries of\nhousehold, persons per room, radio, refrigeration equip-\nthe 60 central tract cities. In addition, in the areas\nment, and heating fuel by type of heating equipment.\nsurrounding the 25 cities there are 1,292 tracts. The\nIn this bulletin population characteristics are presented\nmajority of the suburban tracts are subdivisions of\nin tables 1 to 3 and housing statistics in tables 4 to 6.\nurban places.\nThe accompanying map shows the principal boundary\nUses of census tract data.-Tract data are perhaps\nstreets for each tract.\nmost widely used by city departments, welfare organi-\nHistorical background.-Dr. Walter Laidlaw, work-\nzations, commercial establishments, and agencies for\ning with population statistics in New York City 40\nsocial research. Current and long range planning by\nyears ago, became convinced that in order to study\npublic and private organizations is facilitated in many\nneighborhoods it was necessary to have population data\nways by the use of tract statistics. In the study of\nfor local areas smaller than boroughs or wards and to\nsmall neighborhoods within a city, tract figures provide\nestablish these areas so that they would remain un-\na valuable source of factual material, especially when\nchanged from census to census. At his request the\ncensus data are supplémented by records collected by\nCensus Bureau made tabulations of 1910 data by census\nlocal agencies. Tract statistics are commonly used as\ntracts not only for New York, but also for the 7\nbases for the computation of rates and of significant in-\nother cities having a population of over 500,000. Tract\ndexes of economic and social characteristics of the vari-\ndata were tabulated for the same 8 cities in 1920, but\nous sections of the city. Local data often used in this\nthis number was increased to 18 in 1930. The increase\nmanner are records of births, deaths, contagious dis-\nto 60 cities in 1940 is largely the result of active effort\neases, and juvenile delinquency, and current statistics\non the part of Clarence E. Batschelet, Geographer of\non unemployment, relief, and housing conditions.\nthe Bureau of the Census, to obtain the necessary local\nOther publications including data for census tracts.-\ncooperation for the establishment of census tracts in all\nThe total population of each tract is shown in the first\ncities of 250,000 or more. Much credit is also due\nseries of Population bulletins for States. Limited tabu-\nHoward Whipple Green, Chairman of the Committee\nlations of the housing data by city blocks are given in\non Census Enumeration Areas of the American Statis-\nsupplements to the first series of Housing bulletins and\ntical Association, not only for the extension of the list\nsummarized by tracts for the tract cities. Three hous-\nof cities, but especially for increased local interest in\ning items not included in the present bulletin appear in\ncensus tract statistics and local use of them.\nthese block summaries, namely, number of residential\nDefinition of a census tract.-Census tracts are small\nstructures, dwelling units by year built, and owner-\nareas, having a population usually between 3,000 and\noccupied units by mortgage status. With these excep-\n6,000, into which certain large cities (and sometimes\ntions, this bulletin includes all of the population and\ntheir adjacent areas) have been subdivided for statistical\nhousing figures that will be published for census tracts\nand local administrative purposes, through cooperation\nby the Bureau of the Census.\nwith a local committee in each case. While this sub-\nAvailable unpublished tract data.-All of the items\ndivision into tracts has been more or less arbitrary,\nshown for larger areas in the second series of Population\nseveral principles have been followed in general in lay-\nand Housing bulletins for States have been tabulated for\ning out the tracts for each city. The tract areas are\nestablished with a view to approximate uniformity in\n1 Additional tracts will normally be formed when territory is annexed to a city, with\npopulation, with some consideration of uniformity in\nperhaps some changes in the boundaries of the tracts adjacent to the annexation.\nTracts in which there are very large increases in population may be subdivided into\nsize, and with due regard for natural barriers. Each\ntwo or more smaller tracts, if occasion seems to demand it.\n1\nReference Copy #4\n2\nSTATISTICS FOR CENSUS TRACTS\ncensus tracts, but because of space limitations the tract\nIn the interpretation of the data for persons on public\ndata are not published in full detail. The unpublished\nemergency work, allowance must be made for the mis-\nstatistics, however, can be made available, upon request,\nclassification in the census returns of some public\nfor the nominal cost of transcribing or reproducing\nemergency workers, as a result of which the number of\nthem. Requests for such unpublished statistics, ad-\nsuch workers is considerably understated.\ndressed to the Director of the Census, Washington,\nOccupation and class of worker.-The statistics pre-\nD. C., will receive a prompt reply which will include\nsented in this bulletin showing workers classified by\nan estimate of the cost of preparing the data.\nmajor occupation groups and class of worker are limited\nto employed workers, that is, persons 14 years old and\nDEFINITIONS OF TERMS AND EXPLANATIONS\nover who were actually at work or who had a job in the\nBrief definitions or explanations of the principal\nweek of March 24 to 30, 1940.\nterms used in the tract tables are presented in the fol-\nThe occupation statistics presented in this bulletin\nlowing paragraphs. More complete explanations of\nare in terms of 10 major groupings of the 451 specific\nthese terms may be found in the second series of Popu-\noccupation titles of the 1940 classification system used\nlation bulletins for States and the first and second series\nby the Bureau of the Census. It may be noted that the\nof Housing bulletins for States.\noccupations \"Farmers (owners and tenants)\" and\nRace, nativity, and age.-Three major race classifica-\n\"Farm managers\" are included in the major occupa-\ntions are distinguished in this bulletin, namely, white,\ntion group \"Proprietors, managers, and officials\"; and\nNegro, and \"other races.\" Persons of Mexican birth\nthat the occupations \"Farm laborers (wage workers)\nor ancestry who were not definitely Indian or of other\nand farm foremen\" and \"Farm laborers (unpaid family\nnonwhite race were returned as white in 1940. In\nworkers)\" are included in the major occupation group\ntables 3a and 6a statistics for the nonwhite (Negroes\n\"Laborers.\"\nand other nonwhite races combined) are shown sepa-\nDwelling unit.-A dwelling unit is defined as the\nrately for tracts with 250 or more nonwhite persons.\nliving quarters occupied by, or intended for occupancy\nOccupation statistics for nonwhites are presented for\nby, one household. A dwelling unit may be a detached\nSouthern cities only. The white population is divided\nhouse; a tenement, flat, or apartment in a larger build-\ninto two nativity groups, native and foreign born.\ning (apartment house, apartment hotel, or section of a\nA person born in the United States or in any of its\nhotel devoted entirely to apartment rather than tran-\nterritories or possessions is counted as native. The\nsient use); or a room in a structure used primarily for\nforeign-born white are presented by country of birth.\nbusiness or other nonresidential purposes. It may be a\nThe country of birth classification is based on political\ntourist cabin, trailer, railroad car, boat, etc., if occupied\nboundaries as of January 1, 1937, and therefore includes\nby persons having no other place of residence.\nsuch countries as Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland.\nPopulation per occupied dwelling unit.-The num-\nThe age classification is based on the age of the person\nber of \"occupied dwelling units\" in 1940 is roughly\nat his last birthday before the date of the census, that\ncomparable with the number of \"private families\" or\nis, the age of the person in completed years.\n\"homes\" shown in census reports for 1930. Thus the\nHighest grade of school completed.-The 1940 census\npopulation per occupied unit in 1940 may be com-\nincluded a question on the last full grade that the person\npared with the population per private family in 1930 to\nhad completed in the regular school system-public,\nindicate changes in family size. The 1930 data and\nprivate, or parochial school, college, or university. The\ncorresponding items for 1940 are not comparable, how-\ntabulation of last grade or year of school completed for\never, in the few tracts where the resident population in\ncensus tracts is restricted to persons 25 years old and\ninstitutions or other special types of dwelling places\nover, practically all of whom have completed their for-\naccounts for a large proportion of the total population\nmal education. In the computation of median years\nof the area.\nof school completed, the first year of high school is\nOccupancy and tenure.-Dwelling units are classified\nuniformly represented by 9, although there are some\nby occupancy and tenure into four groups: Owner-\nareas with only 7 years of elementary school.\noccupied; tenant-occupied; vacant, for sale or rent; and\nEmployment status.-On the basis of their employ-\nvacant, not for sale or rent. Dwelling units are clas-\nment status or activity during the week of March 24 to\nsified as occupied if occupied at the time of enumeration\n30, 1940, all persons 14 years old and over were classified\nby households enumerated at their usual place of resi-\ninto two large groups: (a) Persons in the labor force,\ndence. The relatively small group classified as \"vacant,\nincluding those employed (at work or with a job, except\nnot for sale or rent\" includes dwelling units that were\non public emergency work), those on public emergency\nneither occupied nor available for sale or rent at the\nwork, and those seeking work; and (b) persons not in\ntime of enumeration because they were being held for\nthe labor force, including those engaged in own home\nabsent households, and dwelling units that were occu-\nhousework, those in school, those unable to work, in-\npied temporarily by nonresident households.\nmates of institutions, other persons not in the labor force,\nValue and monthly rent.-The enumerator was in-\nand those whose employment status was not reported.\nstructed to report for each owner-occupied dwelling unit\nReference Copy #5\nINTRODUCTION\n3\nthe estimated current market value of the home and,\nPersons per room.-The number of persons per room,\nif nonfarm, its estimated monthly rental value; for each\nused as an index of crowding, is obtained by dividing\ntenant-occupied unit, the monthly contract rent or,\nthe number of persons in the household by the number\nif no cash rent was paid, the estimated monthly rental\nof rooms in the dwelling unit. This average was com-\nvalue based on rents for similar dwelling units in the\nputed for each occupied dwelling unit.\nneighborhood; and for each vacant unit, the rent asked\nHeating fuel by central heating.-Steam or hot water\nor the estimated rental value. The rental reported for\nsystems, piped warm-air systems, and pipeless warm-\na vacant seasonal dwelling unit represents the actual or\nair furnaces are classified as central heating equipment.\nestimated monthly amount charged for the unit during\nEvaluation of data for small areas.-Users of data for\nthe portion of the year it is generally occupied. Aver-\nthe smaller areas (5,000 and under) should bear in mind\nage and median values and rents are presented for each\nthat the data compiled for such areas represent the work\ncensus tract. The median value or rent may be defined\nof a very small number of enumerators (often only one\nas that value or rent which divides the whole number\nor two). Consequently, the data for such areas are\nof dwelling units into two equal groups, one having\nsubject to a wider margin of error than is to be expected\nvalues or rents higher than the median, and one having\nfor larger areas. This qualification applies particularly\nlower.2\nto classifications involving complex definitions which\nGross rent.-Gross monthly rent, computed for\nrequire some judgment on the part of enumerators,\ntenant-occupied nonfarm dwelling units only, repre-\nsuch as the question on the need of major repairs.\nsents the estimated rent of the dwelling unit without\nThe misinterpretation by an enumerator of instruc-\nfurniture plus the reported average monthly cost to the\ntions pertaining to a particular item may cause a\ntenant of water, electricity, gas, and other fuel. Rent\nsignificant bias in the statistics for a very small com-\ndifferentials which result from varying practices with\nmunity, even though it would have a negligible effect\nrespect to inclusion of heat, utilities, and furniture as a\nupon the figures for a large area.\npart of the contract rent, are therefore eliminated from\nthe gross rent figures.\nLIST OF CENSUS TRACT CITIES\nType of structure.-Dwelling units are classified into\nAkron, Ohio.*\nMacon, Ga.\n11 groups, according to the type of structure in which\nAtlanta, Ga.\nMemphis, Tenn.*\nthey are located. A \"1-family detached\" structure\nAtlantic City, N. J.\nMilwaukee, Wis.\nhas open space on all four sides and contains only one\nAugusta, Ga.\nMinneapolis, Minn.'\ndwelling unit. A \"1-family attached\" structure has\nAustin, Tex.\nNashville, Tenn.\none or both sides built directly against an adjoining\nBaltimore, Md.\nNewark, N. J.\nstructure or structures. Each dwelling unit in a group\nBerkeley, Calif.*\nNew Haven, Conn.\nBirmingham, Ala.\nof three or more row houses is a \"1-family attached\"\nNew Orleans, La.\nBoston, Mass.\nNew York City.\nstructure, but two attached dwelling units by them-\nBuffalo, N. Y.\n(Statistics for health\nselves constitute a \"2-family side-by-side\" structure.\nCambridge, Mass.\nareas.)\nState of repair and plumbing equipment.-Instruc-\nCamden, N. J.\ntions specified that dwelling units were to be classified\nChicago, III.\nOakland, Calif.\nCincinnati, Ohio.*\nOklahoma City, Okla.*\nas \"needing major repairs\" when repairs were needed\non such parts of the structure as floors, roof, plaster,\nCleveland, Ohio.*\nPaterson, N. J.\nwalls, or foundations, the continued neglect of which\nColumbus, Qhio.\nPhiladelphia, Pa.\nwould impair the soundness of the structure and create\nDallas, Tex.*\nPittsburgh, Pa.\na hazard to its safety as a place of residence.\nDayton, Ohio.'\nPortland, Oreg.\nDenver, Colo.\nProvidence, R. I.\nSize of household.-All persons enumerated as\nDes Moines, Iowa.\nmembers of the household (including lodgers, servants,\nDetroit, Mich.*\nRichmond, Va.\nand other unrelated persons having no other usual\nDuluth, Minn.\nRochester, N. Y.\nplace of residence) are counted in determining the\nElizabeth, N. J.\nSt. Louis, Mo.'\nnumber of persons that occupy each dwelling unit.\nFlint, Mich.\nSt. Paul, Minn.\nThe statistics on size of household, as presented in this\nSan Francisco, Calif.\nHartford, Conn.*\nreport, should be distinguished from the statistics on\nSavannah, Ga.*\nHouston, Tex.\nSeattle, Wash.\nsize of family as shown in the 1930 reports, since in the\nIndianapolis, Ind.\nSyracuse, N. Y.\n1930 tabulation of families by size only related persons\nwere included.\nJersey City, N. J.*\nToledo, Ohio.\nKansas City, Mo.\nTrenton, N. J.\n, In computing the median values the class intervals shown in the tables were used.\nRents were reported to the nearest dollar; and in computing the medians the limits\nLong Beach, Calif.*\nWashington, D. C.\nof the class intervals were assumed to stand at the mid-point of the one-dollar interval\nLos Angeles, Calif.*\nbetween the end of one of the rent groups as shown in the table and the beginning of\nLouisville, Ky.*\nYonkers, N. Y.\nthe next. For example, the limits of the interval designated, in round dollars, $10\nto $14, were assumed to be $9.50 to $14.49.\n*Suburban tracts included.\nReference Copy #6\n1940 CENSUS TRACT DATA\n-LAYOUT FOR CITY AND METRO LEVEL DATA\nBLOCKSIZE/RECORD LENGTH COUNTER\n1-8\nFILE/RECORD TITLE\n9-68\nNUMBER OF TRACTS\n69-74\nGENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION\nCARD 1, FIELD 1\nTOTAL POPULATION\n75-82\nCARD 1, FIELD 2\nTOTAL WHITE POPULATION\n83-90\nCARD 1, FIELD 3\nNATIVE WHITE POPULATION\n91-98\nCARD 1, FIELD 4\nTOTAL NONWHITE POPULATION\n99-106\nCARD 1, FIELD 5\nNEGRO POPULATION\n107-114\nCARD 1, FIELD 6\nOCCUPIED DWELLING UNITS\n115-122\nCARD 1, FIELD 7\nPOPULATON PER OCCUPIED DWELLING U 123-130\nSOURCE TABLE 3, COUNTRY\nBIRTH OF FOREIGN BORN WHITE (MALES)\nCARD 2, FIELD 1\nALL COUNTRIES\n131-138\nCARD 2, FIELD 2\nENGLAND AND WALES\n139-146\nCARD 2, FIELD 3\nSCOTLAND\n147-154\nCARD 2, FIELD 4\nNORTHERN IRELAND\n155-162\nCARD 2, FIELD 5\nEIRE\n163-170\nCARD 2, FIELD 6\nNORWAY\n171-178\nCARD 2, FIELD 7\nSWEDEN\n179-186\nCARD 2, FIELD 8\nDENMARK\n187-194\nCARD 2, FIELD 9\nNETHERLANDS\n195-202\nCARD 2, FIELD 10\nBELGIUM\n203-210\nCARD 2, FIELD 11\nSWITZERLAND\n211-218\nCARD 2, FIELD 12\nFRANCE\n219-226\nCARD 2, FIELD 13\nGERMANY\n227-234\nCARD 2, FIELD 14\nPOLAND\n235-242\nCARD 2, FIELD 15\nCZECHOSLOVAKIA\n243-250\nCARD 2, FIELD 16\nAUSTRIA\n251-258\nCARD 3, FIELD 1\nHUNGARY\n259-266\nCARD 3, FIELD 2\nYUGOSLAVIA\n267-274\nCARD 3, FIELD 3\nRUSSIA\n275-282\nCARD 3, FIELD 4\nLITHUANIA\n283-290\nCARD 3, FIELD 5\nFINLAND\n291-298\nCARD 3, FIELD 6\nROMANIA\n299-306\nCARD 3, FIELD 7\nGREECE\n307-314\nCARD 3, FIELD 8\nITALY\n315-322\nCARD 3, FIELD 9\nSPAIN & PORTUGAL\n323-330\nReference Copy #7\nCARD 3, FIELD 10\nOTHER EUROPE\n331-338\nCARD 3, FIELD 11\nASIA\n339-346\nCARD 3, FIELD 12\nCANADA-FRENCH\n347-354\nCARD 3, FIELD 13\nCANADA-OTHER\n355-362\nCARD 3, FIELD 14\nNEWFOUNDLAND\n363-370\nCARD 3, FIELD 15\nMEXICO\n371-378\nCARD 3, FIELD 16\nCUBA\n379-386\nCARD 4, FIELD 1\nCENTRAL AMERICA\n387-394\nCARD 4, FIELD 2\nOTHER\n395-402\nSOURCE TABLE 3, COUNTRY\nBIRTH OF FOREIGN BORN WHITE (FEMALES)\nCARD 5, FIELD 1\nALL COUNTRIES\n403-410\nCARD 5, FIELD 2\nENGLAND AND WALES\n411-418\nCARD 5, FIELD 3\nSCOTLAND\n419-426\nCARD 5, FIELD 4\nNORTHERN IRELAND\n427-434\nCARD 5, FIELD 5\nEIRE\n435-442\nCARD 5, FIELD 6\nNORWAY\n443-450\nCARD 5, FIELD 7\nSWEDEN\n451-458\nCARD 5, FIELD 8\nDENMARK\n459-468\nCARD 5, FIELD 9\nNETHERLANDS\n469-474\nCARD 5, FIELD 10\nBELGIUM\n475-482\nCARD 5, FIELD 11\nSWITZERLAND\n483-490\nCARD 5, FIELD 12\nFRANCE\n491-498\nCARD 5, FIELD 13\nGERMANY\n499-506\nCARD 5, FIELD 14\nPOLAND\n507-514\nCARD 5, FIELD 15\nCZECHOSLOVAKIA\n515-522\nCARD 5, FIELD 16\nAUSTRIA\n523-530\nCARD 6, FIELD 1\nHUNGARY\n531-538\nCARD 6, FIELD 2\nYUGOSLAVIA\n539-546\nCARD 6, FIELD 3\nRUSSIA\n547-554\nCARD 6, FIELD 4\nLITHUANIA\n555-562\nCARD 6, FIELD 5\nFINLAND\n563-570\nCARD 6, FIELD 6\nROMANIA\n571-578\nCARD 6, FIELD 7\nGREECE\n579-586\nCARD 6, FIELD 8\nITALY\n587-594\nCARD 6, FIELD 9\nSPAIN & PORTUGAL\n595-602\nCARD 6, FIELD 10\nOTHER EUROPE\n603-610\nCARD 6, FIELD 11\nASIA\n611-618\nCARD 6, FIELD 12\nCANADA-FRENCH\n619-626\nCARD 6, FIELD 13\nCANADA-OTHER\n627-634\nCARD 6, FIELD 14\nNEWFOUNDLAND\n635-642\nCARD 6, FIELD 15\nMEXICO\n643-650\nCARD 6, FIELD 16\nCUBA\n651-658\nReference Copy #8\nCARD 7, FIELD 1\nCENTRAL AMERICA\n659-666\nCARD 7, FIELD 2\nOTHER\n667-674\nSOURCE TABLE 3, YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED (MALES)\nCARD 8, FIELD 1\nPERSON 25 & OVER\n675-682\nCARD 8, FIELD 2\nNO SCHOOL COMPLETED\n683-690\nCARD 8, FIELD 3\nELEMENTARY 1-4\n691-698\nCARD 8, FIELD 4\nELEMENTARY 5-6\n699-706\nCARD 8, FIELD 5\nELEMENTARY 7-8\n707-710\nCARD 8, FIELD 6\nHIGH SCHOOL 1-3\n711-722\nCARD 8, FIELD 7\nHIGH SCHOOL 4\n723-730\nCARD 8, FIELD 8\nCOLLEGE\n1-3\n731-738\nCARD 8, FIELD 9\nCOLLEGE\n4+\n739-746\nCARD 8, FIELD 10\nNOT REPORTED\n747-754\nCARD 8, FIELD 11\nMEDIAN\n755-762\nSOURCE TABLE 3, YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED (FEMALES)\nCARD 9, FIELD 1\nPERSON 25 & OVER\n763-770\nCARD 9, FIELD 2\nNO SCHOOL COMPLETED\n771-778\nCARD 9, FIELD 3\nELEMENTARY 1-4\n779-786\nCARD 9, FIELD 4\nELEMENTARY 5-6\n787-794\nCARD 9, FIELD 5\nELEMENTARY 7-8\n795-802\nCARD 9, FIELD 6\nHIGH SCHOOL 1-3\n803-810\nCARD 9, FIELD 7\nHIGH SCHOOL 4\n811-818\nCARD 9, FIELD 8\nCOLLEGE\n1-3\n819-826\nCARD 9, FIELD 9\nCOLLEGE\n4+\n827-834\nCARD 9, FIELD 10\nNOT REPORTED\n835-842\nCARD 9, FIELD 11\nMEDIAN\n843-850\nAGE BY RACE BY MALES, SOURCE TABLE 2\nCARD 10, FIELD 1\nMALE POPULATION\n851-858\nCARD 10, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5 YEARS\n859-866\nCARD 10, FIELD 3\nAGE 5-9\n867-874\nCARD 10, FIELD 4\nAGE 10-14\n875-882\nCARD 10, FIELD 5\nAGE 15-19\n883-890\nCARD 10, FIELD 6\nAGE 20-24\n891-898\nCARD 10, FIELD 7\nAGE 25-29\n899-906\nCARD 10, FIELD 8\nAGE 30-34\n907-914\nCARD 10, FIELD 9\nAGE 35-39\n915-922\nReference Copy #9\nCARD 10, FIELD 10\nAGE 40-44\n923-930\nCARD 10, FIELD 11\nAGE 45-49\n931-938\nCARD 10, FIELD 12\nAGE 50-54\n939-946\nCARD 10, FIELD 13\nAGE 55-59\n947-954\nCARD 10, FIELD 14\nAGE 60-64\n955-962\nCARD 10, FIELD 15\nAGE 65-69\n963-970\nCARD 11, FIELD 1\nAGE 70-74\n971-978\nCARD 11, FIELD 2\nAGE 75+\n979-986\nCARD 11, FIELD 3\nUNDER 1 YEAR\n987-994\nCARD 11, FIELD 4\n5 YEARS\n995-1002\nCARD 11, FIELD 5\n14 YEARS\n1003-1010\nCARD 11, FIELD 6\n16-17 YEARS\n1011-1018\nCARD 11, FIELD 7\n21 AND OVER\n1019-1026\nAGE BY RACE BY FEMALES, SOURCE TABLE 2\nCARD 12, FIELD 1\nFEMALE POPULATION\n1027-1034\nCARD 12, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5 YEARS\n1034-1042\nCARD 12, FIELD 3\nAGE 5-9\n1043-1050\nCARD 12, FIELD 4\nAGE 10-14\n1051-1058\nCARD 12, FIELD 5\nAGE 15-19\n1059-1066\nCARD 12, FIELD 6\nAGE 20-24\n1067-1074\nCARD 12, FIELD 7\nAGE 25-29\n1075-1082\nCARD 12, FIELD 8\nAGE 30-34\n1083-1090\nCARD 12, FIELD 9\nAGE 35-39\n1091-1098\nCARD 12, FIELD 10\nAGE 40-44\n1099-1106\nCARD 12, FIELD 11\nAGE 45-49\n1107-1114\nCARD 12, FIELD 12\nAGE 50-54\n1115-1122\nCARD 12, FIELD 13\nAGE 55-59\n1123-1130\nCARD 12, FIELD 14\nAGE 60-64\n1131-1138\nCARD 12, FIELD 15\nAGE 65-69\n1139-1146\nCARD 13, FIELD 1\nAGE 70-74\n1147-1154\nCARD 13, FIELD 2\nAGE 75+\n1155-1162\nCARD 13, FIELD 3\nUNDER 1 YEAR\n1163-1170\nCARD 13, FIELD 4\n5 YEARS\n1171-1178\nCARD 13, FIELD 5\n14 YEARS\n1179-1186\nCARD 13, FIELD 6\n16-17 YEARS\n1187-1194\nCARD 13, FIELD 7\n21 AND OVER\n1195-1202\nAGE BY NATIVE WHITE MALES, SOURCE TABLE 2\nCARD 14, FIELD 1\nMALE POPULATION\n1203-1210\nCARD 14, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5 YEARS\n1211-1218\nCARD 14, FIELD 3\nAGE 5-9\n1219-1226\nReference Copy #10\nCARD 14, FIELD 4\nAGE 10-14\n1227-1234\nCARD 14, FIELD 5\nAGE 15-19\n1235-1242\nCARD 14, FIELD 6\nAGE 20-24\n1243-1250\nCARD 14, FIELD 7\nAGE 25-29\n1251-1258\nCARD 14, FIELD 8\nAGE 30-34\n1259-1266\nCARD 14, FIELD 9\nAGE 35-39\n1267-1274\nCARD 145, FIELD 10\nAGE 40-44\n1275-1282\nCARD 14, FIELD 11\nAGE 45-49\n1283-1290\nCARD 14, FIELD 12\nAGE 50-54\n1291-1298\nCARD 14, FIELD 13\nAGE 55-59\n1299-1306\nCARD 14, FIELD 14\nAGE 60-64\n1307-1314\nCARD 14, FIELD 15\nAGE 65-69\n1315-1322\nCARD 15, FIELD 1\nAGE 70-74\n1323-1330\nCARD 15, FIELD 2\nAGE 75+\n1331-1334\nCARD 15, FIELD 3\nUNDER 1 YEAR\n1335-1346\nCARD 15, FIELD 4\n5 YEARS\n1347-1354\nCARD 15, FIELD 5\n14 YEARS\n1355-1362\nCARD 15, FIELD 6\n16-17 YEARS\n1363-1370\nCARD 15, FIELD 7\n21 AND OVER\n1371-1378\nAGE BY NATIVE WHITE FEMALES, SOURCE TABLE 2\nCARD 16, FIELD 1\nFEMALE POPULATION\n1378-1386\nCARD 16, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5 YEARS\n1386-1394\nCARD 16, FIELD 3\nAGE 5-9\n1395-1402\nCARD 16, FIELD 4\nAGE 10-14\n1043-1410\nCARD 16, FIELD 5\nAGE 15-19\n1411-1418\nCARD 16, FIELD 6\nAGE 20-24\n1419-1426\nCARD 16, FIELD 7\nAGE 25-29\n1427-1434\nCARD 16, FIELD 8\nAGE 30-34\n1435-1442\nCARD 16, FIELD 9\nAGE 35-39\n1443-1450\nCARD 16, FIELD 10\nAGE 40-44\n1451-1458\nCARD 16, FIELD 11\nAGE 45-49\n1459-1466\nCARD 16, FIELD 12\nAGE 50-54\n1467-1474\nCARD 167, FIELD 13\nAGE 55-59\n1475-1482\nCARD 16, FIELD 14\nAGE 60-64\n1483-1490\nCARD 16, FIELD 15\nAGE 65-69\n1491-1498\nCARD 17, FIELD 1\nAGE 70-74\n1499-1506\nCARD 17, FIELD 2\nAGE 75+\n1507-1514\nCARD 17, FIELD 3\nUNDER 1 YEAR\n1515-1522\nCARD 17, FIELD 4\n5 YEARS\n1523-1530\nCARD 17, FIELD 5\n14 YEARS\n1531-1538\nCARD 17, FIELD 6\n16-17 YEARS\n1539-1546\nCARD 17, FIELD 7\n21 AND OVER\n1547-1554\nReference Copy #11\nAGE BY FOREIGN BORN WHITE MALES, SOURCE TABLE 2\nCARD 18, FIELD 1\nMALE POPULATION\n1555-1562\nCARD 18, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5 YEARS\n1563-1570\nCARD 18, FIELD 3\nAGE 5-9\n1571-1578\nCARD 18, FIELD 4\nAGE 10-14\n1579-1586\nCARD 18, FIELD 5\nAGE 15-19\n1587-1594\nCARD 18, FIELD 6\nAGE 20-24\n1595-1602\nCARD 18, FIELD 7\nAGE 25-29\n1603-1610\nCARD 18, FIELD 8\nAGE 30-34\n1611-1618\nCARD 18, FIELD 9\nAGE 35-39\n1619-1626\nCARD 18, FIELD 10\nAGE 40-44\n1627-1634\nCARD 18, FIELD 11\nAGE 45-49\n1635-1642\nCARD 18, FIELD 12\nAGE 50-54\n1643-1650\nCARD 18, FIELD 13\nAGE 55-59\n1651-1658\nCARD 18, FIELD 14\nAGE 60-64\n1659-1666\nCARD 18, FIELD 15\nAGE 65-69\n1667-1674\nCARD 19, FIELD 1\nAGE 70-74\n1675-1682\nCARD 19, FIELD 2\nAGE 75+\n1683-1690\nCARD 19, FIELD 3\nUNDER 1 YEAR\n1691-1698\nCARD 19, FIELD 4\n5 YEARS\n1699-1706\nCARD 19, FIELD 5\n14 YEARS\n1707-1714\nCARD 19, FIELD 6\n16-17 YEARS\n1715-1722\nCARD 19, FIELD 7\n21 AND OVER\n1723-1730\nAGE BY FOREIGN BORN WHITE FEMALES, SOURCE TABLE 2\nCARD 20, FIELD 1\nFEMALE POPULATION\n1731-1738\nCARD 20, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5 YEARS\n1739-1746\nCARD 20, FIELD 3\nAGE 5-9\n1747-1754\nCARD 20, FIELD 4\nAGE 10-14\n1755-1762\nCARD 20, FIELD 5\nAGE 15-19\n1763-1770\nCARD 20, FIELD 6\nAGE 20-24\n1771-1778\nCARD 20, FIELD 7\nAGE 25-29\n1779-1786\nCARD 20, FIELD 8\nAGE 30-34\n1787-1794\nCARD 20, FIELD 9\nAGE 35-39\n1795-1802\nCARD 20, FIELD 10\nAGE 40-44\n1803-1810\nCARD 20, FIELD 11\nAGE 45-49\n1811-1818\nCARD 20, FIELD 12\nAGE 50-54\n1819-1826\nCARD 20, FIELD 13\nAGE 55-59\n1827-1834\nCARD 20, FIELD 14\nAGE 60-64\n1835-1842\nCARD 20, FIELD 15\nAGE 65-69\n1843-1850\nCARD 21, FIELD 1\nAGE 70-74\n1851-1858\nReference Copy #12\nCARD 21, FIELD 2\nAGE 75+\n1859-1866\nCARD 21, FIELD 3\nUNDER 1 YEAR\n1867-1874\nCARD 21, FIELD 4\n5 YEARS\n1875-1882\nCARD 21, FIELD 5\n14 YEARS\n1883-1890\nCARD 21, FIELD 6\n16-17 YEARS\n1891-1898\nCARD 21, FIELD 7\n21 AND OVER\n1899-1906\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS (MALES) SOURCE TABLE 3\nCARD 22, FIELD 1\nMALES 14 AND OVER\n1907-1914\nCARD 22, FIELD 2\nIN LABOR FORCE\n1915-1922\nCARD 22, FIELD 3\nEMPLOYED\n1923-1930\nCARD 22, FIELD 4\nWAGE AND SALARY\n1931-1938\nCARD 22, FIELD 5\nEMPLOYERS\n1939-1946\nCARD 22, FIELD 6\nUNPAID FAMILY WORKERS\n1947-1954\nCARD 22, FIELD 7\nNOT REPORTED\n1955-1962\nCARD 22, FIELD 8\nPUBLIC EMERGENCY WORK\n1963-1970\nCARD 22, FIELD 9\nSEEKING WORK\n1971-1978\nCARD 22, FIELD 10\nEXPERIENCED WORKERS\n1979-1986\nCARD 22, FIELD 11\nNEW WORKERS\n1987-1994\nCARD 23, FIELD 1\nNOT IN LABOR FORCE\n1995-2002\nCARD 23, FIELD 2\nHOUSEWORK\n2003-2010\nCARD 23, FIELD 3\nSCHOOL\n2011-2018\nCARD 23, FIELD 4\nUNABLE TO WORK\n2019-2026\nCARD 23, FIELD 5\nINSTITUTIONS\n2027-2034\nCARD 23, FIELD 6\nOTHER\n2035-2042\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS (FEMALES) , SOURCE TABLE 3\nCARD 24, FIELD 1\nFEMALES 14 AND OVER\n2043-2050\nCARD 24, FIELD 2\nIN LABOR FORCE\n2051-2058\nCARD 24, FIELD 3\nEMPLOYED\n2059-2066\nCARD 24, FIELD 4\nWAGE AND SALARY\n2067-2074\nCARD 24, FIELD 5\nEMPLOYERS\n2075-2082\nCARD 24, FIELD 6\nUNPAID FAMILY WORKERS\n2083-2090\nCARD 24, FIELD 7\nNOT REPORTED\n2091-2098\nCARD 24, FIELD 8\nPUBLIC EMERGENCY WORK\n2099-2106\nCARD 24, FIELD 9\nSEEKING WORK\n2107-2114\nCARD 24, FIELD 10\nEXPERIENCED WORKERS\n2115-2122\nCARD 24, FIELD 11\nNEW WORKERS\n2123-2130\nCARD 25, FIELD 1\nNOT IN LABOR FORCE\n2131-2138\nCARD 25, FIELD 2\nHOUSEWORK\n2139-2146\nCARD 25, FIELD 3\nSCHOOL\n2147-2154\nCARD 25, FIELD 4\nUNABLE TO WORK\n2155-2162\nReference Copy #13\nCARD 25, FIELD 5\nINSTITUTIONS\n2163-2170\nCARD 25, FIELD 6\nOTHER\n2171-2178\nMAJOR OCCUPATIONAL GROUP (MALES), SOURCE TABLE 3\nCARD 26, FIELD 1\nMALES EMPLOYED\n2179-2186\nCARD 26, FIELD 2\nPROFESSIONAL\n2187-2194\nCARD 26, FIELD 3\nSEMIPROFESSIONAL\n2195-2202\nCARD 26, FIELD 4\nPROPRIETORS\n2203-2210\nCARD 26, FIELD 5\nCLERICAL\n2211-2218\nCARD 26, FIELD 6\nCRAFTMEN\n2219-2226\nCARD 26, FIELD 7\nOPERATIVES\n2227-2234\nCARD 26, FIELD 8\nDOMESTICS\n2235-2242\nCARD 26, FIELD 9\nSERVICE WORKERS\n2243-2250\nCARD 26, FIELD 10\nLABORERS\n2251-2258\nCARD 26, FIELD 11\nNOT REPORTED\n2259-2266\nMAJOR OCCUPATIONAL GROUP (FEMALES), SOURCE TABLE 3\nCARD 27, FIELD 1\nFEMALES EMPLOYED\n2267-2274\nCARD 27, FIELD 2\nPROFESSIONAL\n2275-2282\nCARD 27, FIELD 3\nSEMIPROFESSIONAL\n2283-2290\nCARD 27, FIELD 4\nPROPRIETORS\n2291-2298\nCARD 27, FIELD 5\nCLERICAL\n2299-2306\nCARD 27, FIELD 6\nCRAFTMEN\n2307-2314\nCARD 27, FIELD 7\nOPERATIVES\n2315-2322\nCARD 27, FIELD 8\nDOMESTICS\n2323-2330\nCARD 27, FIELD 9\nSERVICE WORKERS\n2331-2338\nCARD 27, FIELD 10\nLABORERS\n2339-2346\nCARD 27, FIELD 11\nNOT REPORTED\n2347-2354\nDWELLING UNITS BY OCCUPANCY STATUS AND RACE, SOURCE TABLE 4\nCARD 28, FIELD 1\nALL DWELLING UNITS\n2355-2362\nCARD 28, FIELD 2\nTOTAL OWNER OCCUPIED\n2363-2370\nCARD 28, FIELD 3\nWHITE OWNER OCCUPIED\n2371-2378\nCARD 28, FIELD 4\nNEGRO OWNER OCCUPIED\n2379-2386\nCARD 28, FIELD 5\nOTHER NONWHITE OWNER OCCUPIED\n2387-2394\nCARD 28, FIELD 6\nTOTAL TENANT OCCUPIED\n2395-2402\nCARD 28, FIELD 7\nWHITE TENANT OCCUPIED\n2403-2410\nCARD 28, FIELD 8\nNEGRO TENANT OCCUPIED\n2411-2418\nCARD 28, FIELD 9\nOTHER NONWHITE TENANT OCCUPIED\n2419-2426\nReference Copy #14\nCARD 28, FIELD 10\nVACANT FOR SALE OR RENT\n2427-2434\nCARD 28, FIELD 11\nVACANT NOT FOR SALE OF RENT\n2435-2442\nTYPE OF STRUCTURE, SOURCE TABLE 6\nCARD 29, FIELD 1\nONE-FAMILY DETACHED\n2443-2450\nCARD 29, FIELD 2\nONE-FAMILY ATTACHED\n2451-2458\nCARD 29, FIELD 3\nTWO-FAMILY SIDE BY SIDE\n2459-2466\nCARD 29, FIELD 4\nTWO-FAMILY OTHER\n2467-2474\nCARD 29, FIELD 5\nTHREE-FAMILY\n2475-2482\nCARD 29, FIELD 6\nFOUR-FAMILY\n2483-2490\nCARD 29, FIELD 7\nONE-FOUR-FAMILY WITH BUSINESS\n2491-2498\nCARD 29, FIELD 8\nFIVE-NINE- FAMILY\n2499-2506\nCARD 29, FIELD 9\nTEN-NINETEEN-FAMILY\n2507-2514\nCARD 29, FIELD 10\nTWENTY-FAMILY+\n2515-2522\nCARD 29, FIELD 11\nOTHER\n2523-2530\nNUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLDS, SOURCE TABLE 6\nCARD 30, FIELD 1\nALL OCCUPIED UNITS\n2531-2538\nCARD 30, FIELD 2\n1-PERSON\n2539-2546\nCARD 30, FIELD 3\n2-PERSONS\n2547-2554\nCARD 30, FIELD 4\n3-PERSONS\n2555-2562\nCARD 30, FIELD 5\n4-PERSONS\n2563-2570\nCARD 30, FIELD 6\n5-PERSONS\n2571-2578\nCARD 30, FIELD 7\n6-PERSONS\n2579-2586\nCARD 30, FIELD 8\n7-PERSONS\n2587-2594\nCARD 30, FIELD 9\n8-PERSONS\n2595-2602\nCARD 30, FIELD 10\n9-PERSONS\n2603-2610\nCARD 30, FIELD 11\n10-PERSONS\n2611-2618\nCARD 30, FIELD 12\n11-PERSONS\n2619-2626\nPERSONS PER ROOM, SOURCE TABLE 6\nCARD 31, FIELD 1\nUNDER .51\n2627-2634\nCARD 31, FIELD 2\n.51-.75\n2635-2642\nCARD 31, FIELD 3\n.76-1.00\n2643-2650\nCARD 31, FIELD 4\n1.01-1.50\nALL OCCUPIED UNITS\n2651-2658\nCARD 31, FIELD 5\n1.51-2.00\n/\n2659-2666\nCARD 31, FIELD 6\n2.01+\n/\n2667-2674\nCARD 31, FIELD 7\nNOT REPORTING /\n2675-2682\nCARD 31, FIELD 8\nUNDER .51\n2683-2690\nReference Copy #15\nCARD 31, FIELD 9\n.51-.75\n2691-2698\nCARD 31, FIELD 10\n.76-1.00\n2699-2706\nCARD 31, FIELD 11\n1.01-1.50\nTENANT OCCUPIED\n2707-2714\nCARD 31, FIELD 12\n1.51-2.00\n/\n2715-2722\nCARD 31, FIELD 13\n2.01+\n/\n2723-2730\nCARD 31, FIELD 14\nNOT REPORTING /\n2731-2738\nVALUE OF HOME, SOURCE TABLE 5\nCARD 32, FIELD 1\nNUMBER REPORTING\n2739-2746\nCARD 32, FIELD 2\nUNDER 500\n2747-2754\nCARD 32, FIELD 3\n500-699\n2755-2762\nCARD 32, FIELD 4\n700-999\n2763-2770\nCARD 32, FIELD 5\n1000-1499\n2771-2778\nCARD 32, FIELD 6\n1500-1999\n2779-2786\nCARD 32, FIELD 7\n2000-2499\n2787-2794\nCARD 32, FIELD 8\n2500-2999\n2795-2802\nCARD 32, FIELD 9\n3000-3999\n2803-2810\nCARD 32, FIELD 10\n4000-4999\n2811-2818\nCARD 32, FIELD 11\n5000-5999\n2819-2826\nCARD 32, FIELD 12\n6000-7499\n2827-2834\nCARD 32, FIELD 13\n7500-9999\n2835-2842\nCARD 32, FIELD 14\n10000-14999\n2843-2850\nCARD 32, FIELD 15\n15000-19999\n2851-2858\nCARD 33, FIELD 1\n20000+\n2859-2872\nCARD 33, FIELD 2\nMEDIAN\n2873-2874\nCONTRACT MONTHLY RENT, SOURCE TABLE 5\nCARD 34, FIELD 1\nNUMBER REPORTING\n2875-2882\nCARD 34, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5\n2883-2890\nCARD 34, FIELD 3\n5-6\n2891-2898\nCARD 34, FIELD 4\n7-9\n2899-2906\nCARD 34, FIELD 5\n10-14\n2907-2914\nCARD 34, FIELD 6\n15-19\n2915-2922\nCARD 34, FIELD 7\n20-24\n2923-2930\nCARD 34, FIELD 8\n25-29\n2931-2938\nCARD 34, FIELD 9\n30-39\n2939-2946\nCARD 34, FIELD 10\n40-49\n2947-2954\nCARD 34, FIELD 11\n50-59\n2955-2962\nCARD 34, FIELD 12\n60-74\n2963-2970\nCARD 34, FIELD 13\n75-99\n2971-2978\nCARD 34, FIELD 14\n100-149\n2979-2986\nReference Copy #16\nCARD 34, FIELD 15\n150-199\n2987-2994\nCARD 35, FIELD 1\n200+\n2995-3002\nCARD 35, FIELD 2\nMEDIAN\n3003-3010\nGROSS MONTHLY RENT, SOURCE TABLE 5\nCARD 36, FIELD 1\nNUMBER REPORTING\n3011-3018\nCARD 36, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5\n3019-3026\nCARD 36, FIELD 3\n5-6\n3027-3034\nCARD 36, FIELD 4\n7-9\n3035-3042\nCARD 36, FIELD 5\n10-14\n3043-3050\nCARD 36, FIELD 6\n15-19\n3051-3058\nCARD 36, FIELD 7\n20-24\n3059-3066\nCARD 36, FIELD 8\n25-29\n3067-3074\nCARD 36, FIELD 9\n30-39\n3075-3082\nCARD 36, FIELD 10\n40-49\n3083-3090\nCARD 36, FIELD 11\n50-59\n3091-3098\nCARD 36, FIELD 12\n60-74\n3099-3106\nCARD 36, FIELD 13\n75-99\n3107-3114\nCARD 36, FIELD 14\n100+\n3115-3122\nCARD 36, FIELD 15\nMEDIAN\n3123-3130\nSTATE OF REPAIR AND PLUMBING, SOURCE TABLE 6\nCARD 37, FIELD 1\nNOT NEEDING MAJOR REPAIRS\n3131-3138\nCARD 37, FIELD 2\n--BATH AND TOILET\n3139-3146\nCARD 37, FIELD 3\n--TOILET, NO BATH\n3147-3154\nCARD 37, FIELD 4\nWATER, NO TOILET\n3155-3162\nCARD 37, FIELD 5\n--NO WATER\n3163-3170\nCARD 37, FIELD 6\nNEEDING MAJOR REPAIRS\n3171-3178\nCARD 37, FIELD 7\n--BATH AND TOILET\n3179-3186\nCARD 37, FIELD 8\nTOILET, NO BATH\n3187-3194\nCARD 37, FIELD 9\nWATER, NO TOILET\n3195-3202\nCARD 37, FIELD 10\nNO WATER\n3203-3210\nCARD 37, FIELD 11\nNOT REPORTING\n3211-3218\nRADIO, REFRIGERATION, AND HEATING FUEL, SOURCE TABLE 6\nCARD 38, FIELD 1\nRADIO\n3219-3226\nCARD 38, FIELD 2\nNO RADIO\n3227-3234\nCARD 38, FIELD 3\nNOT REPORTING\n3235-3242\nCARD 38, FIELD 4\nREFRIGERATION-MECHANICAL\n3243-3250\nReference Copy #17\nCARD 38, FIELD 5\nICE\n3251-3258\nCARD 38, FIELD 6\nOTHER\n3259-3266\nCARD 38, FIELD 7\nNONE\n3267-3274\nCARD 38, FIELD 8\nNOT REPORTED\n3275-3282\nCARD 38, FIELD 9\nCENTRAL HEAT\n3283-3290\nCARD 38, FIELD 10\nNO CENTRAL HEAT\n3291-3298\nCARD 38, FIELD 11\nNOT REPORTED\n3297-3306\nReference Copy #18\n1940 CENSUS TRACT DATA\n-LAYOUT FOR TRACT LEVEL DATA\nBLOCKSIZE/RECORD LENGTH COUNTER\n1-8\nTRACT ID\n9-21\nGENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION\nCARD 1, FIELD 1\nTOTAL POPULATION\n22-26\nCARD 1, FIELD 2\nTOTAL WHITE POPULATION\n27-31\nCARD 1, FIELD 3\nNATIVE WHITE POPULATION\n32-36\nCARD 1, FIELD 4\nTOTAL NONWHITE POPULATION\n37-41\nCARD 1, FIELD 5\nNEGRO POPULATION\n42-46\nCARD 1, FIELD 6\nOCCUPIED DWELLING UNITS\n47-51\nCARD 1, FIELD 7\nPOPULATON PER OCCUPIED DWELLING U 52-56\nSOURCE TABLE 3, COUNTRY\nBIRTH OF FOREIGN BORN WHITE (MALES)\nCARD 2, FIELD 1\nALL COUNTRIES\n57-61\nCARD 2, FIELD 2\nENGLAND AND WALES\n62-66\nCARD 2, FIELD 3\nSCOTLAND\n67-71\nCARD 2, FIELD 4\nNORTHERN IRELAND\n72-76\nCARD 2, FIELD 5\nEIRE\n77-81\nCARD 2, FIELD 6\nNORWAY\n82-86\nCARD 2, FIELD 7\nSWEDEN\n87-91\nCARD 2, FIELD 8\nDENMARK\n92-96\nCARD 2, FIELD 9\nNETHERLANDS\n97-101\nCARD 2, FIELD 10\nBELGIUM\n102-106\nCARD 2, FIELD 11\nSWITZERLAND\n107-111\nCARD 2, FIELD 12\nFRANCE\n112-116\nCARD 2, FIELD 13\nGERMANY\n117-121\nCARD 2, FIELD 14\nPOLAND\n122-126\nCARD 2, FIELD 15\nCZECHOSLOVAKIA\n127-131\nCARD 2, FIELD 16\nAUSTRIA\n132-136\nCARD 3, FIELD 1\nHUNGARY\n137-141\nCARD 3, FIELD 2\nYUGOSLAVIA\n142-146\nCARD 3, FIELD 3\nRUSSIA\n147-151\nCARD 3, FIELD 4\nLITHUANIA\n152-156\nCARD 3, FIELD 5\nFINLAND\n157-161\nCARD 3, FIELD 6\nROMANIA\n162-166\nCARD 3, FIELD 7\nGREECE\n167-171\nCARD 3, FIELD 8\nITALY\n172-176\nCARD 3, FIELD 9\nSPAIN & PORTUGAL\n177-181\nReference Copy #19\nCARD 3, FIELD 10\nOTHER EUROPE\n182-186\nCARD 3, FIELD 11\nASIA\n187-191\nCARD 3, FIELD 12\nCANADA-FRENCH\n192-196\nCARD 3, FIELD 13\nCANADA-OTHER\n197-198\nCARD 3, FIELD 14\nNEWFOUNDLAND\n199-206\nCARD 3, FIELD 15\nMEXICO\n207-211\nCARD 3, FIELD 16\nCUBA\n212-216\nCARD 4, FIELD 1\nCENTRAL AMERICA\n217-221\nCARD 4, FIELD 2\nOTHER\n222-226\nSOURCE TABLE 3, COUNTRY\nBIRTH OF FOREIGN BORN WHITE (FEMALES)\nCARD 5, FIELD 1\nALL COUNTRIES\n222-231\nCARD 5, FIELD 2\nENGLAND AND WALES\n232-236\nCARD 5, FIELD 3\nSCOTLAND\n237-241\nCARD 5, FIELD 4\nNORTHERN IRELAND\n242-246\nCARD 5, FIELD 5\nEIRE\n247-251\nCARD 5, FIELD 6\nNORWAY\n252-256\nCARD 5, FIELD 7\nSWEDEN\n257-261\nCARD 5, FIELD 8\nDENMARK\n262-266\nCARD 5, FIELD 9\nNETHERLANDS\n267-271\nCARD 5, FIELD 10\nBELGIUM\n272-276\nCARD 5, FIELD 11\nSWITZERLAND\n277-281\nCARD 5, FIELD 12\nFRANCE\n282-286\nCARD 5, FIELD 13\nGERMANY\n287-291\nCARD 5, FIELD 14\nPOLAND\n292-296\nCARD 5, FIELD 15\nCZECHOSLOVAKIA\n297-301\nCARD 5, FIELD 16\nAUSTRIA\n302-306\nCARD 6, FIELD 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7\nHIGH SCHOOL 4\n427-431\nCARD 8, FIELD 8\nCOLLEGE\n1-3\n432-436\nCARD 8, FIELD 9\nCOLLEGE\n4+\n437-441\nCARD 8, FIELD 10\nNOT REPORTED\n442-446\nCARD 8, FIELD 11\nMEDIAN\n447-451\nSOURCE TABLE 3, YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED (FEMALES)\nCARD 9, FIELD 1\nPERSON 25 & OVER\n452-456\nCARD 9, FIELD 2\nNO SCHOOL COMPLETED\n457-461\nCARD 9, FIELD 3\nELEMENTARY 1-4\n467-466\nCARD 9, FIELD 4\nELEMENTARY 5-6\n467-471\nCARD 9, FIELD 5\nELEMENTARY 7-8\n472-476\nCARD 9, FIELD 6\nHIGH SCHOOL 1-3\n477-481\nCARD 9, FIELD 7\nHIGH SCHOOL 4\n482-486\nCARD 9, FIELD 8\nCOLLEGE\n1-3\n487-491\nCARD 9, FIELD 9\nCOLLEGE\n4+\n492-496\nCARD 9, FIELD 10\nNOT REPORTED\n497-501\nCARD 9, FIELD 11\nMEDIAN\n502-506\nAGE BY RACE BY MALES, SOURCE TABLE 2\nCARD 10, FIELD 1\nMALE POPULATION\n507-511\nCARD 10, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5 YEARS\n512-516\nCARD 10, FIELD 3\nAGE 5-9\n517-521\nCARD 10, FIELD 4\nAGE 10-14\n522-526\nCARD 10, FIELD 5\nAGE 15-19\n527-531\nCARD 10, FIELD 6\nAGE 20-24\n532-536\nCARD 10, FIELD 7\nAGE 25-29\n537-541\nCARD 10, FIELD 8\nAGE 30-34\n542-546\nCARD 10, FIELD 9\nAGE 35-39\n547-551\nReference Copy #21\nCARD 10, FIELD 10\nAGE 40-44\n552-556\nCARD 10, FIELD 11\nAGE 45-49\n557-561\nCARD 10, FIELD 12\nAGE 50-54\n562-566\nCARD 10, FIELD 13\nAGE 55-59\n567-571\nCARD 10, FIELD 14\nAGE 60-64\n572-576\nCARD 10, FIELD 15\nAGE 65-69\n577-581\nCARD 11, FIELD 1\nAGE 70-74\n582-586\nCARD 11, FIELD 2\nAGE 75+\n587-591\nCARD 11, FIELD 3\nUNDER 1 YEAR\n592-596\nCARD 11, FIELD 4\n5 YEARS\n597-601\nCARD 11, FIELD 5\n14 YEARS\n602-606\nCARD 11, FIELD 6\n16-17 YEARS\n607-611\nCARD 11, FIELD 7\n21 AND OVER\n612-616\nAGE BY RACE BY FEMALES, SOURCE TABLE 2\nCARD 12, FIELD 1\nFEMALE POPULATION\n617-621\nCARD 12, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5 YEARS\n622-626\nCARD 12, FIELD 3\nAGE 5-9\n627-631\nCARD 12, FIELD 4\nAGE 10-14\n632-636\nCARD 12, FIELD 5\nAGE 15-19\n637-641\nCARD 12, FIELD 6\nAGE 20-24\n642-646\nCARD 12, FIELD 7\nAGE 25-29\n647-651\nCARD 12, FIELD 8\nAGE 30-34\n652-656\nCARD 12, FIELD 9\nAGE 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45-49\n777-781\nCARD 14, FIELD 12\nAGE 50-54\n728-786\nCARD 14, FIELD 13\nAGE 55-59\n787-791\nCARD 14, FIELD 14\nAGE 60-64\n792-796\nCARD 14, FIELD 15\nAGE 65-69\n797-801\nCARD 15, FIELD 1\nAGE 70-74\n802-806\nCARD 15, FIELD 2\nAGE 75+\n807-811\nCARD 15, FIELD 3\nUNDER 1 YEAR\n812-816\nCARD 15, FIELD 4\n5 YEARS\n817-821\nCARD 15, FIELD 5\n14 YEARS\n822-826\nCARD 15, FIELD 6\n16-17 YEARS\n827-831\nCARD 15, FIELD 7\n21 AND OVER\n832-836\nAGE BY NATIVE WHITE FEMALES, SOURCE TABLE 2\nCARD 16, FIELD 1\nFEMALE POPULATION\n837-841\nCARD 16, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5 YEARS\n842-846\nCARD 16, FIELD 3\nAGE 5-9\n847-851\nCARD 16, FIELD 4\nAGE 10-14\n852-856\nCARD 16, FIELD 5\nAGE 15-19\n857-861\nCARD 16, FIELD 6\nAGE 20-24\n862-866\nCARD 16, FIELD 7\nAGE 25-29\n867-871\nCARD 16, FIELD 8\nAGE 30-34\n872-876\nCARD 16, FIELD 9\nAGE 35-39\n877-881\nCARD 16, FIELD 10\nAGE 40-44\n882-886\nCARD 16, FIELD 11\nAGE 45-49\n887-891\nCARD 16, FIELD 12\nAGE 50-54\n892-896\nCARD 167, FIELD 13\nAGE 55-59\n897-901\nCARD 16, FIELD 14\nAGE 60-64\n902-906\nCARD 16, FIELD 15\nAGE 65-69\n907-911\nCARD 17, FIELD 1\nAGE 70-74\n912-916\nCARD 17, FIELD 2\nAGE 75+\n917-921\nCARD 17, FIELD 3\nUNDER 1 YEAR\n922-926\nCARD 17, FIELD 4\n5 YEARS\n927-931\nCARD 17, FIELD 5\n14 YEARS\n932-936\nCARD 17, FIELD 6\n16-17 YEARS\n937-941\nCARD 17, FIELD 7\n21 AND OVER\n942-946\nReference Copy #23\nAGE BY FOREIGN BORN WHITE MALES, SOURCE TABLE 2\nCARD 18, FIELD 1\nMALE POPULATION\n947-951\nCARD 18, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5 YEARS\n952-956\nCARD 18, FIELD 3\nAGE 5-9\n957-961\nCARD 18, FIELD 4\nAGE 10-14\n962-966\nCARD 18, FIELD 5\nAGE 15-19\n967-971\nCARD 18, FIELD 6\nAGE 20-24\n972-976\nCARD 18, FIELD 7\nAGE 25-29\n977-981\nCARD 18, FIELD 8\nAGE 30-34\n982-986\nCARD 18, FIELD 9\nAGE 35-39\n987-991\nCARD 18, FIELD 10\nAGE 40-44\n992-996\nCARD 18, FIELD 11\nAGE 45-49\n997-1001\nCARD 18, FIELD 12\nAGE 50-54\n1002-1006\nCARD 18, FIELD 13\nAGE 55-59\n1007-1011\nCARD 18, FIELD 14\nAGE 60-64\n1012-1016\nCARD 18, FIELD 15\nAGE 65-69\n1017-1021\nCARD 19, FIELD 1\nAGE 70-74\n1022-1026\nCARD 19, FIELD 2\nAGE 75+\n1027-1031\nCARD 19, FIELD 3\nUNDER 1 YEAR\n1032-1036\nCARD 19, FIELD 4\n5 YEARS\n1037-1041\nCARD 19, FIELD 5\n14 YEARS\n1042-1046\nCARD 19, FIELD 6\n16-17 YEARS\n1047-1051\nCARD 19, FIELD 7\n21 AND OVER\n1052-1056\nAGE BY FOREIGN BORN WHITE FEMALES, SOURCE TABLE 2\nCARD 20, FIELD 1\nFEMALE POPULATION\n1057-1061\nCARD 20, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5 YEARS\n1062-1066\nCARD 20, FIELD 3\nAGE 5-9\n1067-1071\nCARD 20, FIELD 4\nAGE 10-14\n1072-1076\nCARD 20, FIELD 5\nAGE 15-19\n1077-1081\nCARD 20, FIELD 6\nAGE 20-24\n1082-1086\nCARD 20, FIELD 7\nAGE 25-29\n1087-1091\nCARD 20, FIELD 8\nAGE 30-34\n1092-1096\nCARD 20, FIELD 9\nAGE 35-39\n1097-1101\nCARD 20, FIELD 10\nAGE 40-44\n1102-1106\nCARD 20, FIELD 11\nAGE 45-49\n1107-1111\nCARD 20, FIELD 12\nAGE 50-54\n1112-1116\nCARD 20, FIELD 13\nAGE 55-59\n1117-1121\nCARD 20, FIELD 14\nAGE 60-64\n1122-1126\nCARD 20, FIELD 15\nAGE 65-69\n1127-1131\nCARD 21, FIELD 1\nAGE 70-74\n1132-1136\nReference Copy #24\nCARD 21, FIELD 2\nAGE 75+\n1137-1141\nCARD 21, FIELD 3\nUNDER 1 YEAR\n1142-1146\nCARD 21, FIELD 4\n5 YEARS\n1147-1151\nCARD 21, FIELD 5\n14 YEARS\n1152-1156\nCARD 21, FIELD 6\n16-17 YEARS\n1157-1161\nCARD 21, FIELD 7\n21 AND OVER\n1162-1166\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS (MALES) , SOURCE TABLE 3\nCARD 22, FIELD 1\nMALES 14 AND OVER\n1167-1171\nCARD 22, FIELD 2\nIN LABOR FORCE\n1172-1176\nCARD 22, FIELD 3\nEMPLOYED\n1172-1181\nCARD 22, FIELD 4\nWAGE AND SALARY\n1182-1186\nCARD 22, FIELD 5\nEMPLOYERS\n1187-1191\nCARD 22, FIELD 6\nUNPAID FAMILY WORKERS\n1192-1196\nCARD 22, FIELD 7\nNOT REPORTED\n1197-1201\nCARD 22, FIELD 8\nPUBLIC EMERGENCY WORK\n1202-1206\nCARD 22, FIELD 9\nSEEKING WORK\n1207-1211\nCARD 22, FIELD 10\nEXPERIENCED WORKERS\n1212-1216\nCARD 22, FIELD 11\nNEW WORKERS\n1217-1221\nCARD 23, FIELD 1\nNOT IN LABOR FORCE\n1222-1226\nCARD 23, FIELD 2\nHOUSEWORK\n1227-1231\nCARD 23, FIELD 3\nSCHOOL\n1232-1236\nCARD 23, FIELD 4\nUNABLE TO WORK\n1237-1241\nCARD 23, FIELD 5\nINSTITUTIONS\n1242-1246\nCARD 23, FIELD 6\nOTHER\n1247-1251\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS (FEMALES) SOURCE TABLE 3\nCARD 24, FIELD 1\nFEMALES 14 AND OVER\n1252-1256\nCARD 24, FIELD 2\nIN LABOR FORCE\n1257-1261\nCARD 24, FIELD 3\nEMPLOYED\n1262-1266\nCARD 24, FIELD 4\nWAGE AND SALARY\n1267-1271\nCARD 24, FIELD 5\nEMPLOYERS\n1272-1276\nCARD 24, FIELD 6\nUNPAID FAMILY WORKERS\n1277-1281\nCARD 24, FIELD 7\nNOT REPORTED\n1282-1286\nCARD 24, FIELD 8\nPUBLIC EMERGENCY WORK\n1287-1291\nCARD 24, FIELD 9\nSEEKING WORK\n1292-1296\nCARD 24, FIELD 10\nEXPERIENCED WORKERS\n1297-1301\nCARD 24, FIELD 11\nNEW WORKERS\n1302-1306\nCARD 25, FIELD 1\nNOT IN LABOR FORCE\n1307-1311\nCARD 25, FIELD 2\nHOUSEWORK\n1312-1316\nCARD 25, FIELD 3\nSCHOOL\n1317-1321\nCARD 25, FIELD 4\nUNABLE TO WORK\n1322-1326\nReference Copy #25\nCARD 25, FIELD 5\nINSTITUTIONS\n1327-1331\nCARD 25, FIELD 6\nOTHER\n1332-1336\nMAJOR OCCUPATIONAL GROUP (MALES), SOURCE TABLE 3\nCARD 26, FIELD 1\nMALES EMPLOYED\n1337-1341\nCARD 26, FIELD 2\nPROFESSIONAL\n1342-1346\nCARD 26, FIELD 3\nSEMIPROFESSIONAL\n1347-1351\nCARD 26, FIELD 4\nPROPRIETORS\n1352-1356\nCARD 26, FIELD 5\nCLERICAL\n1357-1361\nCARD 26, FIELD 6\nCRAFTMEN\n1362-1366\nCARD 26, FIELD 7\nOPERATIVES\n1367-1371\nCARD 26, FIELD 8\nDOMESTICS\n1372-1376\nCARD 26, FIELD 9\nSERVICE WORKERS\n1377-1381\nCARD 26, FIELD 10\nLABORERS\n1382-1386\nCARD 26, FIELD 11\nNOT REPORTED\n1387-1391\nMAJOR OCCUPATIONAL GROUP (FEMALES), SOURCE TABLE 3\nCARD 27, FIELD 1\nFEMALES EMPLOYED\n1392-1396\nCARD 27, FIELD 2\nPROFESSIONAL\n1397-1401\nCARD 27, FIELD 3\nSEMIPROFESSIONAL\n1402-1406\nCARD 27, FIELD 4\nPROPRIETORS\n1407-1411\nCARD 27, FIELD 5\nCLERICAL\n1412-1416\nCARD 27, FIELD 6\nCRAFTMEN\n1417-1421\nCARD 27, FIELD 7\nOPERATIVES\n1422-1426\nCARD 27, FIELD 8\nDOMESTICS\n1427-1431\nCARD 27, FIELD 9\nSERVICE WORKERS\n1432-1436\nCARD 27, FIELD 10\nLABORERS\n1437-1441\nCARD 27, FIELD 11\nNOT REPORTED\n1442-1446\nDWELLING UNITS BY OCCUPANCY STATUS AND RACE, SOURCE TABLE 4\nCARD 28, FIELD 1\nALL DWELLING UNITS\n1447-1451\nCARD 28, FIELD 2\nTOTAL OWNER OCCUPIED\n1452-1456\nCARD 28, FIELD 3\nWHITE OWNER OCCUPIED\n1457-1461\nCARD 28, FIELD 4\nNEGRO OWNER OCCUPIED\n1462-1466\nCARD 28, FIELD 5\nOTHER NONWHITE OWNER OCCUPIED\n1467-1471\nCARD 28, FIELD 6\nTOTAL TENANT OCCUPIED\n1472-1476\nCARD 28, FIELD 7\nWHITE TENANT OCCUPIED\n1477-1481\nCARD 28, FIELD 8\nNEGRO TENANT OCCUPIED\n1482-1486\nCARD 28, FIELD 9\nOTHER NONWHITE TENANT OCCUPIED\n1487-1491\nReference Copy #26\nCARD 28, FIELD 10\nVACANT FOR SALE OR RENT\n1492-1496\nCARD 28, FIELD 11\nVACANT NOT FOR SALE OF RENT\n1497-1501\nTYPE OF STRUCTURE, SOURCE TABLE 6\nCARD 29, FIELD 1\nONE-FAMILY DETACHED\n1505-1506\nCARD 29, FIELD 2\nONE-FAMILY ATTACHED\n1507-1511\nCARD 29, FIELD 3\nTWO-FAMILY SIDE BY SIDE\n1512-1516\nCARD 29, FIELD 4\nTWO-FAMILY OTHER\n1517-1521\nCARD 29, FIELD 5\nTHREE-FAMILY\n1522-1526\nCARD 29, FIELD 6\nFOUR-FAMILY\n1527-1531\nCARD 29, FIELD 7\nONE-FOUR-FAMILY WITH BUSINESS\n1532-1536\nCARD 29, FIELD 8\nFIVE-NINE- FAMILY\n1537-1541\nCARD 29, FIELD 9\nTEN-NINETEEN-FAMILY\n1542-1546\nCARD 29, FIELD 10\nTWENTY-FAMILY+\n1547-1551\nCARD 29, FIELD 11\nOTHER\n1552-1556\nNUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLDS, SOURCE TABLE 6\nCARD 30, FIELD 1\nALL OCCUPIED UNITS\n1557-1561\nCARD 30, FIELD 2\n1-PERSON\n1562-1566\nCARD 30, FIELD 3\n2-PERSONS\n1567-1571\nCARD 30, FIELD 4\n3-PERSONS\n1572-1576\nCARD 30, FIELD 5\n4-PERSONS\n1577-1581\nCARD 30, FIELD 6\n5-PERSONS\n1582-1586\nCARD 30, FIELD 7\n6-PERSONS\n1587-1591\nCARD 30, FIELD 8\n7-PERSONS\n1592-1596\nCARD 30, FIELD 9\n8-PERSONS\n1597-1601\nCARD 30, FIELD 10\n9-PERSONS\n1602-1606\nCARD 30, FIELD 11\n10-PERSONS\n1607-1611\nCARD 30, FIELD 12\n11-PERSONS\n1612-1616\nPERSONS PER ROOM, SOURCE TABLE 6\nCARD 31, FIELD 1\nUNDER .51\n1617-1621\nCARD 31, FIELD 2\n.51-.75\n1622-1626\nCARD 31, FIELD 3\n.76-1.00\n1627-1631\nCARD 31, FIELD 4\n1.01-1.50\nALL OCCUPIED UNITS\n1632-1636\nCARD 31, FIELD 5\n1.51-2.00\n/\n1637-1641\nCARD 31, FIELD 6\n2.01+\n/\n1642-1646\nCARD 31, FIELD 7\nNOT REPORTING /\n1647-1651\nCARD 31, FIELD 8\nUNDER .51\n1652-1656\nReference Copy #27\nCARD 31, FIELD 9\n.51-.75\n1657-1661\nCARD 31, FIELD 10\n.76-1.00\n1662-1666\nCARD 31, FIELD 11\n1.01-1.50\nTENANT OCCUPIED\n1667-1671\nCARD 31, FIELD 12\n1.51-2.00\n/\n1672-1676\nCARD 31, FIELD 13\n2.01+\n/\n1677-1681\nCARD 31, FIELD 14\nNOT REPORTING /\n1682-1686\nVALUE OF HOME, SOURCE TABLE 5\nCARD 32, FIELD 1\nNUMBER REPORTING\n1687-1691\nCARD 32, FIELD 2\nUNDER 500\n1692-1696\nCARD 32, FIELD 3\n500-699\n1697-1701\nCARD 32, FIELD 4\n700-999\n1702-1706\nCARD 32, FIELD 5\n1000-1499\n1707-1711\nCARD 32, FIELD 6\n1500-1999\n1712-1716\nCARD 32, FIELD 7\n2000-2499\n1717-1721\nCARD 32, FIELD 8\n2500-2999\n1722-1726\nCARD 32, FIELD 9\n3000-3999\n1727-1731\nCARD 32, FIELD 10\n4000-4999\n1732-1736\nCARD 32, FIELD 11\n5000-5999\n1737-1741\nCARD 32, FIELD 12\n6000-7499\n1742-1746\nCARD 32, FIELD 13\n7500-9999\n1747-1751\nCARD 32, FIELD 14\n10000-14999\n1752-1756\nCARD 32, FIELD 15\n15000-19999\n1757-1761\nCARD 33, FIELD 1\n20000+\n1762-1766\nCARD 33, FIELD 2\nMEDIAN\n1767-1771\nCONTRACT MONTHLY RENT, SOURCE TABLE 5\nCARD 34, FIELD 1\nNUMBER REPORTING\n1772-1776\nCARD 34, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5\n1777-1781\nCARD 34, FIELD 3\n5-6\n1782-1786\nCARD 34, FIELD 4\n7-9\n1787-1791\nCARD 34, FIELD 5\n10-14\n1792-1796\nCARD 34, FIELD 6\n15-19\n1797-1801\nCARD 34, FIELD 7\n20-24\n1802-1806\nCARD 34, FIELD 8\n25-29\n1807-1811\nCARD 34, FIELD 9\n30-39\n1812-1816\nCARD 34, FIELD 10\n40-49\n1817-1821\nCARD 34, FIELD 11\n50-59\n1822-1826\nCARD 34, FIELD 12\n60-74\n1827-1831\nCARD 34, FIELD 13\n75-99\n1832-1836\nCARD 34, FIELD 14\n100-149\n1837-1841\nReference Copy #28\nCARD 34, FIELD 15\n150-199\n1842-1846\nCARD 35, FIELD 1\n200+\n1847-1851\nCARD 35, FIELD 2\nMEDIAN\n1852-1856\nGROSS MONTHLY RENT, SOURCE TABLE 5\nCARD 36, FIELD 1\nNUMBER REPORTING\n1857-1861\nCARD 36, FIELD 2\nUNDER 5\n1862-1866\nCARD 36, FIELD 3\n5-6\n1867-1871\nCARD 36, FIELD 4\n7-9\n1872-1876\nCARD 36, FIELD 5\n10-14\n1877-1881\nCARD 36, FIELD 6\n15-19\n1882-1886\nCARD 36, FIELD 7\n20-24\n1887-1891\nCARD 36, FIELD 8\n25-29\n1892-1896\nCARD 36, FIELD 9\n30-39\n1897-1901\nCARD 36, FIELD 10\n40-49\n1902-1906\nCARD 36, FIELD 11\n50-59\n1907-1911\nCARD 36, FIELD 12\n60-74\n1912-1916\nCARD 36, FIELD 13\n75-99\n1917-1921\nCARD 36, FIELD 14\n100+\n1922-1926\nCARD 36, FIELD 15\nMEDIAN\n1927-1931\nSTATE OF REPAIR AND PLUMBING, SOURCE TABLE 6\nCARD 37, FIELD 1\nNOT NEEDING MAJOR REPAIRS\n1932-1936\nCARD 37, FIELD 2\n--BATH AND TOILET\n1937-1941\nCARD 37, FIELD 3\n--TOILET, NO BATH\n1942-1946\nCARD 37, FIELD 4\nWATER, NO TOILET\n1947-1951\nCARD 37, FIELD 5\n--NO WATER\n1952-1956\nCARD 37, FIELD 6\nNEEDING MAJOR REPAIRS\n1957-1961\nCARD 37, FIELD 7\n--BATH AND TOILET\n1962-1966\nCARD 37, FIELD 8\n--TOILET, NO BATH\n1967-1971\nCARD 37, FIELD 9\n--WATER, NO TOILET\n1972-1976\nCARD 37, FIELD 10\n--NO WATER\n1977-1981\nCARD 37, FIELD 11\nNOT REPORTING\n1982-1986\nRADIO, REFRIGERATION, AND HEATING FUEL, SOURCE TABLE 6\nCARD 38, FIELD 1\nRADIO\n1987-1991\nCARD 38, FIELD 2\nNO RADIO\n1992-1996\nCARD 38, FIELD 3\nNOT REPORTING\n1993-1997\nCARD 38, FIELD 4\nREFRIGERATION--MECHANICAL\n1997-2001\nReference Copy #29\nCARD 38, FIELD 5\n--ICE\n2002-2006\nCARD 38, FIELD 6\n--OTHER\n2007-2011\nCARD 38, FIELD 7\n--NONE\n2012-2016\nCARD 38, FIELD 8\n--NOT REPORTED\n2017-2021\nCARD 38, FIELD 9\nCENTRAL HEAT\n2022-2026\nCARD 38, FIELD 10\nNO CENTRAL HEAT\n2027-2031\nCARD 38, FIELD 11\nNOT REPORTED\n2032-2036\n2037-2041\nReference Copy #30\n1940 Census Tract\nAlthough tract ID's are allocated an 8 column field, there are four\npossible subfields to the ID: prefix, tract number, suffic, and a code for\nsplit tracts. The subfields are to be punched as follows:\nFIELD\nF\nCOLUMNS\n1-2\nprefix (generally alphabetic)\n3-5\ntract number\n6-7\nsuffix (alphabetic or numeric)\n8\ncode for split tracts (0 if not split)\nReference Copy #31\n1940 Census Tract\nDECK\nCard 1, General Characteristics of the Population, Table 1\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\nY\n1\n9-13\nTotal Population\n2\n14-18\nTotal While Population\n3\n19-23\nNative White Population\n4\n24-28\nTotal Nonwhite Population\n5\n29-33\nWegro Population\n6\n34-37\nOccupied Dwelling Units\nli\n7\n38-41\nPopulation per Occupied Dwelling Unit\n4\n--\n42-72\nSkip\n--\n73,76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0010\nReference Copy #32\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 2, Source Table 3, Country of Birth of Foreign Born White (Majes)\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-12\nAll Countries\n2\n13-16\nEngland and Wales\n3\n17-20\nScotland\n-1\n21-24\nNorthern Ireland\n5\n25-28\nEire\nG\n29-32\nNorway\n7\n33-36\nSweden\n8\n37-40\nDenmark\n9\n11-11\nNetherlands\n10\n15-48\nBelgium\n11\n49-52\nSwitzerland\n12\n53-56\nFrance\n13\n57-60\nGermany\n11\n61-64\nPoland\n15\n65-68\nCzechoslovakia\n16\n69-72\nAustria\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0020\nReference Copy #33\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 3, Source Table 3, Country of Birth of Foreign Born White (Males)\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-12\nHungary\n2\n13-16\nYugoslavia\n3\n17-20\nRussia\n4\n21-24\nLithuania\n5\n25-28\nFinland\n6\n29-32\nRumanta\n7\n33-36\nGreece\n8\n37-40\nItaly\n9\n11-14\nSpain & Portugal\n10\n15-18\nOther Europe\n11\n49-52\nAsia\n12\n53-56\nCanada-French\n13\n57-60\nCanada-Other\n14\n61-64\nNewfoundland\n15\n65-68\nMexico\n16\n69-72\nCuba\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0030\nTIL\nReference Copy #34\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 4, Source Table 3, Country of Birth or Foreign Born White (Males)\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-12\nCentral America\n2\n13-16\nOther\nT\n17-72\nnot Reports\n--\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0040\na\nL,\nReference Copy #35\n1940 Consus Tract\nL.\nCards 5-7, Source Table 3, Country of Birth of Foreign Born White (Females)\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\nSAME AS CARDS 2-4, EXCEPT DECK NUMBER, COLUMNS 77-80 -- -0050, 0060, 0070\nReference Copy #36\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 8, Source Table 3, Years of school completed (Males)\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-13\nPerson 25 & over -\nVI\n2\n14-18\nNo school completed\n3\n19-23\nElementary 1-4\n4\n24-28\nE1 ementary 5-6\n5\n29-33\nElementary 7-8\n6\n34-38\nMigh school 1-3\n7\n39-43\nHigh school 4\n8\n44-48\nCollege\n1-3\n9\n49-53\nCóllege\n4+\n10\n54-58\nNot reported\nS\n11\n59-62\nMedian\n1.1\n--\n63-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0080\nReference Copy #37\n1940 Consus Tract\nCard 9, Source Table 3, Years of School Completed (Females)\nField\nColumn\nContents\n1-8\nTract ID\nSAME AS CARD 8, EXCEPT FOR FEMALES\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0090\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 10, Are by Race by Males, Source Table 2\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-13\nMale Population\n2\n14-18\nUnder 5 Years\n3\n19-23\n5-9\n4\n24-27\n10-14\n5\n28-31\n15-19\n6\n32-35\n20-24\n7\n36-39\n25-29\n8\n-40-43\n30-34\n9\n44-47\n35-39\n10\n48-51\n40-44\n11\n-52-55\n45-49\n12\n56-59\n50-54\n13\n60-63\n55-59\n14\n64-67\n60-64\n15\n68-71\n65-69\n--\n72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0100\nRefere\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 11, Age by Race by Males (cont), Source Table 2\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-12\n70-74 - ,\n2\n13-16\n75+ - ( I\n--\n17-20\nSkip Li\n3\n21-25\nUnder 1 Year\n4\n26-30\n5 Years\nS\nskipped 15 yr\n5\n31-35\n14 Years\n6\n36-40\n16-17 Years\nin\n7\n41-45\n21 and Over --- S\nB\n46-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0110\nReference\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 16-17, Age by Native White Females, Source Table 2\nField\nColumn\nContents\n1-8\nTract ID\nSAME AS CARDS 10-11, EXCEPT DECK NUMBER, COLUMNS 77-80 -- 0160, 0170\nReference\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 18-19, Age by Foreign born White Males, Source Table 2\nField\nColumn\nContents\n1-8\nTract ID\nSAME AS CARDS 10-11, EXCEPT DECK NUMBER, COLUMNS 77-80 -- 0180, 0190\nReference Copy #42\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 20-21, Age by Foreign-born White Females, Source Table 2\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\nSAME AS CARDS 10-11, EXCEPT DECK NUMBER, COLUMNS 77-80 -- 0200, 0210\n:\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 22, Employment Status (males). Source Table 3\nField\nColumn\nContents\n:\n1-8\nTract ID\n--\n9-10\nSkip\n1\n11-15\nMales 14 and Over -5\n2\n16-20\nIn labor Force\n-\nS\n3\n21-25\nEmployed - 5\n4\n26-30\nWage and Salary - S\n5\n31-35\nEmployers\n6\n36-40\nUnpaid Family Workers -\n7\n41-45\nNot Reported\n8\n46-50\nPublic Emergency Work\n-\n9\n51-55\nSeeking Work\nV)\nS\n(unemp)?\n7\n10\n56-60\nExperienced Workers -\n11\n61-65\nNew Workers - 5\n--\n66-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0220\nRefer\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 23, Employment Status (Males), Source Table 3\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n9-10\nSkip\n1\n11-15\nNot in Labor Force -\nVI\n2\n16-20\nHousework\n5\n3\n21-25\nSchool\n5\n4\n26-30\nUnable To Work\n5\n5\n31-35\nInstitutions\n5\n6\n36-40\nOther\nV\n--\n41-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0230\nRefert\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 24-25, Employment Status (Female), Source Table 3\nField\nColumn\nContents\n1-8\nTract ID\nSAME AS CARDS 22-23, EXCEPT DECK NUMBER, COLUMNS 77-80 -- 0240, 0250\n11\nY\nRefere\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 26, Major Occupational Group (Males), Source Table 3\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n--\n9-10\nSkip\n1\n11-15\nMales Employed\n2\n16-19\nProfessional\n-\n3\n20-23\nSemiprofessional\nJc,\n4\n24-27\nProprietors\n5\n28-31\nClerical 11\n6\n32-35\nCraftsmen -\n?\n36-39\nOperatives -\n4\n8\n40-43\nDomestics - 4\n9\n44-47\nService Workers\n4\n10\n48-51\nLaborers 11\n11\n52-55\nNot Reported 4\n--\n56-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0260\n/\nReferent\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 27, Major Occupational Group (Females), Source Table 3\nField\nColumn\nContents\n1-8\nTract ID\nSAME AS CARD 26, EXCEPT DECK NUMBER, COLUMNS 77-80 -- 0270\nReference\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 28, Dwelling Units by Occupancy Status and Race, Source Table 11\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n--\n9-10\nSkip\n1\n11-15\n.All Dwelling Units\n2\n16-20\nTotal Owner Occupied\n3\n21-25\nWhite Owner Occupied\n4\n26-30\nNegro Owner Occupied\n5\n31-35\nOther Nonwhite Owner Occupied\n6\n36-40\nTotal Tenant Occupied\n7\n41-45\nWhite Tenant Occupied\n8\n46-50\nNegro Tenant Occupied\n9\n51-55\nOther Nonwhite Tenant Occupied\n10\n56-60\nVacant for Sale or Rent\n11\n61-65\nVacant Not for Sale of Rent\n--\n66-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0280\nis\nRefe\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 29, Type of Structure, Source Table 6\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-12\nM-Family Detached\n2\n13-16\n1-Family Attached\n3\n17-20\n2-Family Side by Side\n4\n21-24\nFamily Other\n5\n25-28\nFamily\n6\n29-32\n4-Family\n7\n33-36\n1-4-Family with Business\n,-\n7\n8\n37-40\n5-9-Family\n9\n41-44\n10-19-Family\n10\n45-48\n,20-Family+\n11\n49-52\nOther\nY\n--\n53-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0290\nReferen\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 30, Number of Persons in Households, Source Table 6\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n--\n9-10\nSkip\n1\n11-15\nAll Occupied Units\n2\n16-19\nPerson\n3\n20-23\n2 Persons\n4\n24-27\n3 Persons\n5\n28-31\nV+ Persons\n6\n32-35\n5 Persons\n7\n36-39\n6 Persons\n8\n40-43\n7 Persons\n9\n44-47\n8 Persons\n10\n48-51\n9 Persons\n11\n52-55\n10. Persons\n12\n56-59\n11+ Persons\n--\n60-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0300\nY\nReference Copy:\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 31, Persons Per Room, Source Table 6\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n8\n1\n9-12\nUnder 5 4\n2\n13-16\n51-.75\n3\n17-20\n76-1.00\n4\n21-24\n1.01-1.50\nAll Occupied Units\n5\n25-28\n1.51-2.00\nY\n6\n29-32\n2.01+\n7\n33-36\nNot Reporting\n8\n37-40\nUnder .51\n9\n41-44\n51-.75\n10\n45-48\n76-1.00\n11\n49-52\n1.01-1.50\nTenant Occupied\n12\n53-56\n1.51-2.00\n13\n57-60\n2.01+\n14\n61-64\nNot Reporting\n--\n65-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0310\nl\nReference Copy #52\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 32. Value of Home, Source Table 5\nField\nColumn\nContents\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-13\nNumber Reporting\n2\n14-17\nUnder 500\n4\n3\n18-21\n500-699 -\n4\n22-25\n700-999\n4\n5\n26-29\n1000-1499\n6\n30-33\n1500-1999\n7\n34-37\n2000-2499\n8\n38-41\n2500-2999\n9\n42-45\n3000-3999\n10\n46-49\n4000-4999\n11\n50-53\n5000-5999\n12\n54-57\n6000-7499\n13\n58-61\n7500-9999\n14\n62-65\n10000-14999\n15\n66-69\n15000-19999\n70-72\nSkip\n73-76\nSequence Number\n77-80\nDeck Number 0320\n$\nReference Copy# 53\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 33, Value of Home (cont), Source Table 5\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n9-10\nSkip\n1\n11-14\n20000+\n2\n15-19\nMedian\n--\n20-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0330\nTHE\nReference Copy #54\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 34, Contract Monthly Rent, Source Table 5\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-13\nNumber Reporting\n2\n14-17\nAinder 5\n3\n18-21\n5-6\n4\n22-25\n7-9\n5\n26-29\n10-14\n6\n30-33\n15-19\n7\n34-37\n20-24\n8\n38-41\n25-29\n9\n42-45\n30-39\n10\n46-49\n40-49\n11\n50-53\n50-59\n12\n54-57\n60-74\n13\n58-61\n25-99\n14\n62-65\n100-149\n15\n66-69\n150-199\n--\n70-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0340\nReference Copy #\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 35, Contract Monthly Rent (cont.), Source Table 5\nField\nColumn\nContents\n1-8\nTract ID\n9-10\nSkip\n1\n11-14\n200+\n2\n15-19\nMedian\n20-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0350\nReference Copy #56\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 36, Gross Monthly Rent, Source Table 5\nField\nColumn\nContents\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-13\nNumber Reporting\n2\n14-17\nUnder 5\n3\n18-21\n5-6\n4\n22-25\n7-9\n5\n26-29\n10-14\n6\n30-33\n15-19\n7\n34-37\n20-24\n8\n38-41\n25-29\n9\n42-45\n30-39\n10\n46-49\n40-49\n11\n50-53\n50-59\n12\n54-57\n60-74\n13\n58-61\n75-99\n14\n62-65\n100+\n15\n66-70\nMedian\n--\n71-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0360\nReference\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 37, State of Repair and Plumbing. Source Table 6\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-12\nNot Needing Major Repairs\n2\n13-16\nBath and Toilet\n3\n17-20\nToilet, No Bath\n4\n21-24\nWater, No Toilet\n5\n25-28\nNo Water\n6\n29-32\nNeeding Major Repairs\n7\n33-36\nBath and Toilet\n8\n37-40\nToilet, No Bath\n9\n41-44\nWater, No Toilet\n10\n45-48\nNo Water\n11\n49-52\n:Not Reporting\n:\n53-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n--\n77-80\nDeck Number 0370\nReference Copy #58\n1940 Census Tract\nCard 38, Radio, Refrigeration, and Heating Fuel, Source Table 6\nField\nColumn\nContents\n--\n1-8\nTract ID\n1\n9-12\nRadio\n2\n13-16\nNo Radio\n3\n17-20\nNot Reported\n4\n21-24\nRefrigeration\nMechanical\n5\n25-28\nЧсе\n6\n29-32\nOther\n7\n33-36\nNone\n8\n37-40\nNot Reported\n9\n41-44\nCentral Heat\n10\n45-48\nNo Central Heat\n11\n49-52\nNot Reported\n--\n53-72\nSkip\n--\n73-76\nSequence Number\n77-80\nDeck Number 0380\neference to\nNational\nA\nrchives at College Park\nRECORDS AND ARCHITY ADMINISTRATION TVNOLLYN\n8601 Adelphi Road College Park MD 20740-6001\n1985\nTheodore J. Hull\nSeptember 16, 1998\nNN3-CFS-96-999\nDocumentation for the Census Tract Data, 1940:\nElizabeth Mullen Bogue File\nFollowing are two pages of sample records printed from the Census\nTract Data, 1940: Elizabeth Mullen Bogue File, file for Atlantic\nCity, New Jersey, created from the records as provided to the\nCenter for Electronic Records. Brown University transferred the\ndata to the National Archives in EBCDIC, IBM Standard labelled,\non 9-track, 6250 bpi open reel magnetic tapes. The files have\nvariable length records. These files were preservation copied by\nthe National Archives on to 18-track, 37,871 bpi, 3480-class tape\ncartridges in EBCDIC, with IBM standard labels.\nNational Archives and Records Administration\nReference Copy #60\n***FI18\nPRINT OF HEADER LABELS:\nVOL1CEN401\n2DM700A001\nHDR1ATLTIC\nCEN40100010001\n81028 000000000000IBM OS/VS 370\nHBR2V033060330240REFORM40/GO\n46347\n**FI21\nCURRENT DATA SET NUMBER IS - 00001\n**WT2\nBLOCK\n1, RECORD\n1,\nRECORD\n1 IN ENTIRE FILE, RECORD SIZE\n3302\nW\nATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY 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