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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\nRECORDS ONLY ARCHITYS ADMINISTRATION TWOUX\nNational Archives and Records Administration\n8601 Adelphi Road\n1985\nCollege Park, Maryland 20740-6001\nDate\n: July 3, 2001\nReply to\nAttn of : NWME (Hull)\nSubject : User Note: Missing Documentation - 1970 Bogue data\nTo\n: File\nOn July 2, 2001, a researcher informed the staff of the Electronic and Special Media Records\nServices Division that variable definitions for the Array Numbers 345-384 were missing\nfrom the original documentation for the Census Tract Data, 1970: Elizabeth Mullen Bogue\nFile. The donor did not provide NARA with that page of documentation.\nGiven the Data Table position at which the missing page of documentation occurs, it is\nreasonable and logical to expect that the data appearing in the Array Numbers 345-349 to be\nfor Negro Males, 65 years and over, for the same five marital status categories as the other\nage groups (i.e. Now Married (excludes separated); Widowed; Divorced; Separated; Never\nMarried). For Array Numbers 350-384 (35 fields), it is reasonable and logical to expect that\nthe data in those fields are the same age groups (i.e. 14-19 years; 20-24 years; 25-34 years;\n35-44 years; 45-54 years; 55-64 years; and 65 years and over) and five marital status\ncategories for Negro Females.\nTHEODORE J. HULL\nArchivist\nCenter for Electronic Records LICON\nNARA's web site is http://www.nara.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\nNational\nArchives at College Park\nRECORDS AND ADMINISTRATION NATION\n8601 Adelphi Road College Park, Maryland 20740-6001\n1985\nCensus Tract Data, 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\nIntroduction\n2\nNARA Prepared List of 1970 Files\n4\nCopy of SMSA list indicating available\nSMSA tract data\n2\nNARA Prepared User Note re: Tract Layout\n1\nDonor Supplied Record Layout\n38\n`U.S. Census of Population: 1970.\nCensus Tracts. Final Report PHC (1) -115\n[Little Rock-North Little Rock, Ark. ]\n86\nSample Printout of First File in Series\n7\nNN3-CFS-96-999\nMay 5, 1999\nReference Copy #1\nNational Archives and Records Administration\nAND\nRECORDS\nARCHIVES\nNational Archives and Records Administration\n1985 WISHINGTON\n8601 Adelphi Road\nCollege Park, Maryland 20740-6001\nTheodore J. Hull\nMay 6, 1999\nNN3-CFS-96-999\nDOCUMENTATION FOR CENSUS TRACT DATA, 1970:\nELIZABETH MULLEN BOGUE FILE\nThe data files known as the Census Tract Data, 1970: 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 1970 Census Tract files were apparently created by\nconverting the DUALabs produced 1970 Census tabulations into a\nformat consistent with other Census Tract data compiled by that\norganization. Record copies of the 1970 Census Tract publications\ncan be found in the Publications of the U.S. Government (Record\nGroup 287). NARA holdings of 1970 Census data files is described\nin Center for Electronic Records Reference Report #11. These\nCensus Tract tabulations were prepared by The Community and Family\nStudy Center, under the direction of Dr. Bogue. Much of this work\nwas 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 analysis\nand student training) came from a number of sources including the\nNational Science Foundation, National Institute of Child Health and\nHuman Development, U.S. Agency for International Development, and\nthe Social Science Division of the University of Chicago.\nOne of Dr. Bogue's students, Dr. Michael White, obtained copies of\nthe Census Tract Data files. Dr. White of the Population Studies\nand Training Center, Brown University, arranged for the transfer of\nthese files to NARA on behalf of Dr. Bogue. The 1970 Census Tract\nData came to NARA in November 1998, along with a copy of the\noriginal documentation.\nNARA received 180 files, one per available tracted city, with\nvariable length records. There are two record types in each file;\na 'SMSA/Central City level' record type with a record length of\n9439 and a 'tract level' record type with a record length of 7100.\nNote that the first eight bytes in each block/record is a binary\nblock length/record counter. The donor provided a record layout\nfor these records. A separate user note describes how that record\nlayout should be used to conform with the data as provided to NARA.\nNARA reviewed the contents of the records against the documentation\nReference Copy #2\nNARA's web site is http://www.nara.gov\nand the Census Tract publication for Little Rock, Arkansas. A copy\nof the Little Rock report is included as part of the technical\ndocumentation.\nThe first series of records in each file are for the 'SMSA and\nCentral City level' data and the remainder of the records in the\nfile contain 'tract level' data, arranged numerically by tract.\nUsers can calculate the total number of SMSA and Central City\nrecords at the beginning of the file by referencing the data item\n'No. of CCs' in column 34 (or 26) of the first record in the file.\nThe Census Tract publication (pages ii-iii) includes a list of all\nthe cities for which tract reports were prepared and the various\nvariations on SMSA tracting that occurred. Note that NARA only\nreceived data for about half of all tracted SMSAs.\nDocumentation for the 1970 Census Tract files consist of this\nintroduction, a NARA produced listing of the 180 Census Tract data\nfiles, a NARA users note regarding use of the original record\nlayout, the original record layout for the files, and a NARA\nproduced sample printout of records from the file for Little Rock,\nArkansas, and a copy of the publication 'U.S. Bureau ofthe Census,\nCensus of Population and Housing: 1970, Final Report PHC (1) -115\nLittle Rock-North Little Rock, Ark. SMSA'. This Census Tract\npublication includes a list of all tracted cities.\nA copy of a sample census tract publication is included so that the\nresearcher can cross-check the data element titles and\nrelationships between items presented in the original publication.\nNARA staff checked as closely as possible the data element titles\nand locations in the electronic records during the verification\nprocess. Some discrepancies in the data values between the\npublication and the data file were noted, especially in calculated\nvalues (i.e. median income, median rent). Researchers should be\naware that, because of the complexity involved in the preparation\nof the file documentation, there may be instances where the donor\nprepared record layout may be in error.\nFor researchers obtaining copies of these file converted to ASCII,\nplease note that the first eight characters of each record (i.e.\nthe blocksize/record length counter) will not be converted.\nTherefore, the actual record length and data element positions will\nbe eight characters less than that indicated in the NARA prepared\nuser note and conform with the original documentation.\nRecord copies of all census tract 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 NARA's\ncartographic holdings are the original enumeration district maps,\nwhich also identify the tract areas for the tracted cities.\nReference Copy #3\nNARA's web site is http://www.nara.gov\nile No.\nFilename\nCity\nNo. Rec/Blk No. Bytes\nBlk Len\nLROCKARK\nMax Rec L Rec Fmt\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR\n60\n432537\n9439\n2\nPNEBARK\n9431 V\nPINEBLUFF, AR\n23\n167794\n9439\n3\nCOLSPR\n9431 V\nCOLORADO SPRINGS, CO\nMark\n60\n430198\n9439\nA\n9431 V\nPUEBLOCO\nPUEBLO, CO\n44\n316726\n9439\n5\n9431 V\nANDERSON\nANDERSON, IND\n40\n288358\n9439\n6 FTWAYNE\n9431 V\nFT. 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SMITH, ARK-OKLA\n9439\n9431 V\n35\n145 EVANSVIL\n252898\nEVANSVILLE, IND-KY\n9439\n9431 V\n146 WASHDC\n65\n465658\nWASHINGTON, DC-MD-VA\n9439\n9431 V\n147 WILMNGTN\n634\n4501006\n9439\n9431 V\n148 CHATTANO\n145\n1033018\nCHATTANOOGA, TENN-GA\n9439\n9431 V\n149 TOLEDO\n74\n529486\nTOLEDO, OH-MICH\n9439\n9431 V\n150 ALLENTWN\n202\n1437262\nALLENTOWN-BETHLEHEM-EASTON, PA\n9439\n9431 V\n151 PORTLAND\n126\n902948\n9439\n9431 V\n152 LAFYTE\n271\n1926610\n9439\n9431 V\n153 LAKECHAR\n32\n233961\nLAKE CHARLES, LA\n9439\n9431 V\n154 MONROE\n40\n288358\nMONROE, LA\n9439\n9431 V\n155 SCHREVE\n36\n259990\nSCHREVEPORT, LA\n9439\n9431 V\n156 PRTLNDME\n67\n479842\nPORTLAND, MAINE\n9439\n9431 V\n157 LEXINGTN\n52\n373462\nLEXINGTON, KY\n9439\n9431 V\n158 DENVER\n44\n316726\nDENVER, COLO\n9439\n9431 V\n159 KANCITY\n316\n2245750\nKANSAS CITY, MO-KANS\n9439\n9431 V\n356\n160 STLOUIS\n2529430\nST. LOUIS, MO-ILL\n9439\n9431 V\n417\n161 NORLEANS\n2962042\nNEW ORLEANS, LA\n9439\n9431 V\n305\n162 PROVIDNC\n2167738\nPROVIDENCE-PAWTUCKET-WARWICK,\n9439\n9431 V\n211\n163 BRIDGPRT\n1505768\nBRIDGEPORT, CT\n9439\n9431 V\n164 BRISTOL\n106\n756430\nBRISTOL, CT\n9439\n9431 V\n14\n165 DANBURY\n103966\nDANBURY, CT\n9439\n9431 V\n2\n166 HARTFORD\n18862\nHARTFORD, CT\n9439\n9431 V\n177\n167 MERIDEN\n1259962\nMERIDEN, CT\n9439\n9431 V\n19\n168 NEWBRITN\n139426\nNEW BRITAIN, CT\n9439\n9431 V\n169 HONOLULU\n34\n245806\nHONOLULU, HI\n9439\n9431 V\n170 LEWAUB\n173\n1231594\nLEWISTON-AUBURN, MAINE\n9439\n9431 V\n22\n171 NEWPORTN\n163041\nNEWPORT NEWS-HAMPTON, VA\n9439\n9431 V\n172 PETERSBG\n67\n482181\nPETERSBG\n9439\n9431 V\n173 PROVOORE\n14\n106305\nPROVO-OREM, UTAH\n9439\n9431 V\n43\n174 BEAUMONT\n311973\n9439\nBEAUMONT- PORT ARTHUR-ORANGE, T\n9431 V\n175 SHERMAN\n102\n732740\nSHERMAN-DENISON, TX\n9439\n9431 V\n176 WILKESBA\n22\n163041\nWILKES-BARRE-HAZLETON, PA\n9439\n9431 V\n98\n177 YOUNGSTN\n702033\nYOUNGSTOWN-WARREN, OH\n9439\n9431 V\n136\n178 UTICAROM\n971529\nUTICA-ROME, NY\n9439\n9431 V\n100\n179 GREENSBO\n716217\nGREENSBORO-WINSTON-SALEM-HIGH\n9439\n9431 V\n162\n180 LAWHAVER\n1158260\n9439\nLAWRENCE-HAVERHILL, MASS-NH\n9431 V\n54\n389985\n9439\n9431 V\nReference Copy #6\n1970\nLIST OF PHC(1) CENSUS TRACT REPORTS\nLINEB3\nThe reports listed below are for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas.\nAn asterisk (*) indicates that the report includes data for tracts in\nLACROSS:-?\nselected areas adjacent to the SMSA.\nLiNE 71 CHARLEST\nLINE 120 columBus\nLiNE 107 Roculste\nLiNE 137 CL/AR/EST\nLINE 73 ColumBiA\nRUCHSTR\nLiNE 126 SPRINGFD\nLine 26\nLINE 152 PORTLAND\nReport\nReport\nnumber\nArea\nReport\nnumber\nArea\nnumber\nArea\n887 Abilene, Tex.\n6241 Charlotte, N.C.*\n1172 Akron, Ohio\n3781 Great Falls, Mont.\n14842 Chattanooga, Tenn.-Ga.\n388 Albany, Ga.\n13082 Green Bay, Wis.\n43 Chicago, III.\n17983\n4 Albany-Schenectady-Troy, N.Y.\n44\nGreenzbaro-Winston-Sam-Hi Point, N.C.\nCincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-Ind.\n425 Albuquerque, N. Mex.\n7584\n11945 Cleveland, Ohio\nGreenville, S.C.\n12285 Hamilton-Middletown, Ohio\n1508 Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton, Pa.-N.J.\n346 Colorado Springs, Colo.\n1097 Altoona, Pa.\n11/-88 Harrisburg, Pa.\n47 Columbia, Mo.\n898 Amarillo, Tex.\n11687 Hartford, Conn.\n48\nColumbia, S.C.\n9 Anaheim-Santa Ana-Garden Grove, Calif.\n16988\nHonolulu, Hawaii*\n49\nColumbus, Ga.-Ala.\n3.20 Anderson, Ind.\n9789\nHouston, Tex.\n50 Columbus, Ohio\n90\nHuntington-Ashland, W. Va.-Ky.- Ohio*\n57H Ann Arbor, Mich.\n93.51\nCorpus Christi, Tex.\n12972 Appleton-Oshkosh, Wis.\n91\nHuntsville, Ala.\n9452 Dallas, Tex.\n6175 Asheville, N.C.\n798 Indianapolis, Ind.\n53 , Davenport-Rock Island-Moline, towa-III.\n93 Jackson, Mich.\n37th Atlanta, Ga.*\n12154\nDayton, Ohio\n94 Jackson, Miss.\n7545 Atlantic City, N.J.\n55\nDecatur, III.\n4795\nJacksonville, Fla.\n13876 Augusta, Ga.-S.C.\n15856 Denver, Colo.\n90TX Austin, Tex.\n96 Jersey City, N.J.\n125% Des Moines, Iowa\n11297 Johnstown, Pa.\n18 Bakersfield, Calif. &\n58\nDetroit, Mich.\n2012\n5798 Kalamazoo, Mich.\nBaltimore, Md.\n59\nDubuque, lowa\n15199\n7522 Baton Rouge, La.*\nKansas City, Mo.-Kans.*\n13760\nDuluth-Superior, Minn.-Wis.\nBltee\nKenosha, Wis.\n5321 Bay City, Mich.\n61\nDurham, N.C.\n17422 Beaumont-Port Arthur-Orange, Tex.\n43TOX\nKnoxville, Tenn.*\n9568 El Paso, Tex.\n102\n3/83 Billings, Mont.\nLafayette, La.\n110.63 Erie, Pa.\n103\n2684 Biloxi-Gulfport, Miss.\nLafayette-West Lafayette, Ind.\n69-64 Eugene, Oreg.\n133104\n25 Binghamton, N.Y.Pa.\nLake Charles, La.\n14565\nEvansville, Ind.-Ky.\n126705\nLancaster, Pa.\n26 Birmingham, Ala.\n66\nFall River, Mass.-R.I.\n56 TOG\n7727 Bloomington-Normal, III.\nLansing. Mich.\n67\nFargo-Moorhead, N. Dak.-Minn.\n98707 Laredo, Tex.\n1422 Boise City, Idaho\n6468\nFayetteville, N.C.\n29 Boston, Mass.\"\n34108 Las Vegas, Nev.\n2169\nFitchburg-Leominster, Mass.\"\n16330 Bridgeport, Conn.\n180189\nLawrence-Haverhill, Mass.-N.H.\n5470 Flint, Mich.\n67MO\nLawton, Okla.\n16431 Bristol, Conn.*\n4572\nFort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Fla.\n20.32 Brockton, Mass.\n170TH\nLewiston-Auburn, Maine\n14472\nFort Smith, Ark.-Okla.\n9183 Brownsville-Harlingen-San Benito, Tex.\n157N2\nLexington, Ky.\n673\nFort Wayne, Ind.\n9234 Bryan-College Station, Tex.\n123H3 Lima, Ohio\n74\nFort Worth, Tex.*\n10685 Buffalo, N.Y.\n33474\nLincoln, Nebr.\n75\nFresno, Calif.\n/HE Little Reck-North Little'Rock, Ark.\n11838 Canton, Ohio\n76\nGadsden, Ala.\n1132 Cedar Rapids, Iowa\n116\nLorain-Ely Ohio*\n4677\nGainesville, Fla.\n7832 Champaign-Urbana, III.\n117\n9678\nLos Angeles-Long Beach, Calif.\nGalveston-Texas City, Tex.\n39 Charleston, S.C.*\n118\nLouisville, Ky.-Ind.\n79\n40\nGary-Hammond-East Chicago, Ind.\nCharleston, W. Va.\n22H9 Lowell, Mass.\n5580\nGrand Rapids, Mich.*\n7912Q Lubbock, Tex.\nReference Copy #7\nDouBles\nLINE 152\nLAFYTE\nLiNE 19 LATY TE\nLINE 30\nSPRINGFIELD\nLINE 56\nJACKSONM\nLINE 28 JACKSON\nLINE 29\nColumBiA\nLINE 67\nWiL MiNGT\nLiNE 148\nWiL MINGT\nReport\nReport\nReport\nnumber\nArea\nnumber\nArea\nnumber\nArea\n85T21\nLynchburg, Va.*\n2 Tot\nPine Bluff, Ark.\n127201\nSpokane, Wash.\n40 122 Macon, Ga.*\n114162\nPittsburgh, Pa.\n82203\nSpringfield, III.\n133123\nMadison, Wis.\n23163\nPittsfield, Mass.\n203 Springfield, Mo.\n36+24 Manchester, N.H.\n156 164\nPortland, Maine*\n204\nSpringfield, Ohio.\n134125 Mansfield, Ohio\n165\nPortland, Oreg.-Wash.\n205\nSpringfield-Chicopee-Holyoke,Mass.Conn.\n126\nMcAllen-Pharr-Edinburg, Tex.\n162 TEE\nProvidence-Pawtucket-Warwick, R.I.-Mass.*\n206\nStamford, Conn.\n142121\nMemphis, Tenn.-Ark.\n173\nProva-Orem, Utah\n207\nSteubenville-Weirton, Ohio- W. Va.\n167123 Meriden, Conn.\n4168\nPueblo, Colo.\n208\nStockton, Calif.\n129\nMiami, Fla.\n135\nRacine, Wis.\n108209 Syracuse, N.Y.\n/co 13Q Midland, Tex.\n65170\nRaleigh, N.C.\n128210\nTacoma, Wash.\n134131 Milwaukee, Wis.*\n115NJ\nReading. Pa.\n502H\nTallahassee, Fla.\n132\nMinneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.\n35172\nReno, Nev.\n212\nTampa-St. Petersburg, Fla.\n133\nMobile, Ala.\n86173\nRichmond, Va.\n10213\nTerre Haute, Ind.\n134\nModesto, Calif.\n87174\nRoanoke, Va.\n143214\nTexarkana, Tex.-Ark.\n154 135 Monroe, La.\n175\nRochester, Minn.\n149215\nToledo, Ohio-Mich.\n136 Montgomery, Ala.\n25176\nRochester, N.Y.\n2\nTopeka, Kans.\n8132 Muncie, Ind.\n8/777 Rockford, 111.\n76217\nTrenton, N.J.\n51138 Muskegon-Muskegon Heights, Mich.\n178\nSacramento, Calif.*\n141278\nTucson, Ariz.\n44139\nNashville-Davidson, Tenn.\n60178\nSaginaw, Mich.\n68219\nTulsa, Okla.\n140\nNew Bedford, Mass.\n220\n27180\nSt. Joseph, Mo.\nTuscaloosa, Ala.\n168th New Britain, Conn.\n160 181\nSt. Louis, Mo.-III.*\n104221 Tyler, Tex.\n142\nNew Haven, Conn.*\n70182\nSalem, Oreg.\n178222\nUtica-Rome, N.Y.\n223\n143\nNew London-Groton-Norwich, Conn.*\n183\nSalinas-Monterey, Calif.\nVallejo-Napa, Calif.\n16/144 New Orleans, La.\n224\n84184\nSalt Lake City, Utah\nVineland-Milville-Brigeto N.J.\n145\nNew York, N.Y.\n[w]185\nSan Angelo, Tex.\n103225\nWaco, Tex.\n146\nNewark, N.J.*\n186\nSan Antonio, Tex.\n146226\nWashington, D.C.-Md.-Va.\n227\n17/147\nNewport News-Hampton, Va.*\n187\nSan Bernardino-Riverside- Ontario, Calif.\nWaterbury, Conn.*\n148\nNorfolk-Portsmouth, Va.*\n188\nSan Diego, Calif.\n13228 Waterloo, lowa\n149\nNorwalk, Conn.\n189\nSan Francisco-Oakland, Calif.\n51229\nWest Palm Beach, Fla.\nc/150\n230\nOdessa, Tex.\n190\nSan Jose, Calif.\nWheeling, W. Va.-Ohio\nH0231 Wichita, Kans.\n83151 Ogden, Utah\n191\nSanta Barbara, Calif.\n232\nWichita Falls, Tex.*\n152\nOklahoma City, Okla.\n192\nSanta Rosa, Calif.\n176233\nWilkes-Barre-Hazleton, Pa.\n153\nOmaha, Nebr.-lowa\n4193\nSavannah, Ga.\n234\nWilmington, Del.-N.J.Md.\n48+54 Orlando, Fla.\n115194 Scranton, Pa.\n235\nWilmington, N.C.\n155\nOxnard-Ventura, Calif.\n195\nSeattle-Everett, Wash.\n24236 Worcester, Mass.*\n156\nPaterson-Clifton-Passaic, N.J.\n175196\nSherman-Denison, Tex.\n116237\nYork, Pa.\n49157 Pensacola, Fla.\n155797\nShreveport, La.\n777238\nYoungstown-Warren, Ohio*\n80158 Peoria, III.\n139198\nSioux City, lowa-Nebr.\n239\nMayagüez, P.R.\n159\nPhiladelphia, Pa.-N.J.\n77199\nSioux Falls, S. Dak.\n240\nPonce, P.R.\n140750 Phoenix, Ariz.\n9 200\nSouth Bend, Ind.\n241\nSan Juan, P.R.\nReference Copy #8\n242 NASLLUA NH\nIII\n165 DANBURY CT\n37\n172 PETERSICY\nRECORDS AND ARCHIVES ADMINISTRATION TAKOUN\nNational Archives and Records Administration\n8601 Adelphi Road\n1985\nCollege Park, Maryland 20740-6001\nDate\n:\nMay 6, 1999\nReply to\nAttn of\n:\nNWME (Hull)\nSubject\n:\n1970 Census Tract Layout\nTo\n:\nFile\nIncluded as part of the technical documentation for the Census Tract Data, 1970: Elizabeth\nMullen Bogue file is the original documentation provided with the data files at the time of\ndeposit in the National Archives. Specifically, the documentation provided is the record\nlayout for the SMSA/Central City and tract level records in the data files. Note that the\nrecord layout does not account for the first eight bytes which are the embedded\nBLOCKSIZE/RECORD LENGTH COUNTER. Therefore, researchers using this record\nlayout should add eight bytes to the positions indicated in the record layout to identify the\nexact location of any particular data element. Therefore, the actual length of the\nSMSA/Central City level records is 9439 bytes; eight bytes longer than that indicated in the\noriginal documentation. The actual length of the tract level records is 7100 bytes; eight bytes\nlonger than that indicated in the original documentation. Researchers should utilize the\nFortran format statement specified in this documentation, accounting for the above variation,\nwhen processing these records.\nReference Copy #9\nNARA's web site is http://www.nara.gov\n1970 CENSUS TRACT DATA\nSelected data from the 1970 census tapes have been copied onto new tapes\nfor all Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSA) and census tracts. The\ndata are sequentially organized in character form in fields of uniform size.\nEach SMSA constitutes a separate file and is organized in the following way:\nSMSA record, Central City (CC) record (if there is more than one CC, there will,\nbe a separate record for each in alphabetical order) and tract records for each\ntract within the SMSA.\nSMSA and CC records have identical formats. Positions -4 contain the SMSA\nnumber as designated by the Census Bureau; positions 5-24 contain the SMSA or CC\nname and are included only to simplify recognition of a particular file; position\n26 contains the number of central cities in the SMSA, which may be one, two, or\nthree. The number of CCs is enclosed in parentheses to make :.t easily indentifiable\nand to mark the start of the data elements in position 28. There are a total of\n1168 data items; the first 15 data items (all referring to aggregate totals) are\n12 characters in length and the remaining 1153 are 8 characters. A Fortran program\nmight be written to read these numbers as follows:\nDIMENSION NAME (5), DATA (1168)\nDOUBLE PRECISION DATA\nREAD(1, 100) SMSA, NAME, NUMCC, DATA\n100 FORMAT (14, 5A4, 1X, I1, 1X, 15F12. 0, (200F8. 0), 153F8.\nEND\nIn this program SMSA stands for the SMSA number, the Name array for the SMSA\nor CC name, NUMCC for the number of central cities, the AGG array for the 15 twelve\nposition aggregate data items, and the DATA array for the remaining 1153 data\nelements. The following table summarizes the data organization.\ncds\nDATA ITEM\nPOSITION\nFORMAT\nSMSA No.\n1-4\n14\nSMSA NAME\n5-24\n5A4\n(\n25\n1X\nNo. of CCs\n26\nI1\n)\n27\n1X\nDATA (1-1168)\n28-9431\n15F12.0,1153F8.0\n(Note that an alternative way to read the data would be to read the fir t 15 items\ninto a separate array with the format 15F12.0. The remaining 1153 elements\ncould then be read into an integer data array with the format 1153I8. Two\narray are necessary because the integer field I12 is too large for FORTRAN.)\nReference Copy #10\n2-\nTract records are organized similarly, however the first 15 data items\nnow have 8 column fields and the other 1153 items have 6 column fields,\nThese elements are identical to those for the SMSA and CC records. There are,\nin addition, several variables which are not present for SMSAs and CCs which\nare found at the beginning of each tract record. The following table. shows\nthe organization of the tract data.\nDATA DESCRIPTION\nPOSITION\nFORMAT\nSMSA No.\n1-4\n14\nSTATE No.\n5-6\n12\nL\nCOUNTY No.\n7-9\n13\nTRACT No.\n10-15\nJ.G\nPLACE DESCRIPTION CODE\n16\nIl\n1=CC of SMSA only\n2=CC of UA only\n3=CC of both SMSA and UA\n4=other incorporated place\n5=unincorporated place\n7=not a place\nCENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT CODE\n17\nI1\n0=part of central business district\n1=not part of CBD\n(This code is applicable only if the city population is greater than 100, 000)\nUNIVERSAL AREA PREFIX CODE\n18\nI1\n1=county\n2=New England Town\n3=city\n4=central business district\nURBAN/RURAL CODE\n19\nI1\n0=urban\n1=rural\n2=mixed\nLongitude\n20-29\nF10.4\n(Population midpoint expressed in degrees and decimal equivalents of degrees.)\nLATITUTE\n30-39\nF10.4\n(See longtitude explanation.)\nTRACT POPULATION\n40-47\nI8\nTRACT HOUSING COUNT\n48-54\nI7\nDATA (1-1168)\n55-7092\n15F8.0,1153F6.\n(See the enclosed list for a complete description of the data array.)\nA format statement which might be used to read tract data is as follows:\nReference Copy #11\nSYSTEM INFORMATION\nAll tapes contain IBM standard labels and are written at 1600 bpi.\nIf the label procedure is bypassed, the following DCB information (lin\ncurrent use at University of Chicago on IBM 370 1974) can be used:\nDCB= (RECFM-V, LRECI=9435, BLKSIZE=9439)\nThe actual length of the SMSA and Central City records is 9431; the\nlength of the tract records is 7092.\nReference Copy #12\nDIMENSION NAME (5), DATA (1168)\nDOUBLE PRECISION DATA\nI = 0\n5 READ(1, 100) SMSA, NAME, NUMCC, DATA\nIF (I. LE. NUMCC) GO TO 10\n6 READ (1, 101) SMSA, STATE, COUNTY, TRACT, PDC, CBO,\n1\nUAPC, UR, LONG, LAT, POP, HOUSE, DATA\n10 CONTINUE\nIF (I.GE. NUMCC) GO TO 6\nI = It1\nGO TO 5\n20 CONTINUE\n100 FORMAT(14, 5A4, 1X, I1, 1X, 15F12. 0, 5 (200F8. 0), 153F8. 0)\n101 FORMAT (14, I2, I3, 16, 411, 2F10. 4, I8, I7, 15F8. 0, 11 (100F6. 0), 53F6. 0)\nEND\nReference Copy #13\nIBM Standard Label\nAll label records are written in EBCDIC with 80 character.\nVOLUME LABEL\nBYTES\nVOL1\n1-4\nUFS\n5-7\nNo. of tape\n8-10\n0 (reserved)\n11\nBlank\n12-41\nInstallation.Code\n42-51\nBlank\n52-80\nHEADER (or TRAILER) LABEL 1\nBYTES\nHDR1 (or EOF1)\n1-4\ndata set name\n5-21\nvolumo serial No. of tape\n22-27\n0001\n28-31\nfile position\n32-35\nblank\n36-39\nblank\n40-41\ncreation date\n42-47\n00000\n48-53\n0\n54\nblock count\n55-60\nsystem code\n61-73\nblank\n71-80\nHEADER (or TRAILER LABEL 2)\nBYTES\nHDR2 (or EOF2)\n1-4\nV (record format)\n5\nblock length\n6-10\nrecord length\n11-15\ntape density (3=1600 bpi)\n16\nO\n17\njob/job step identification\n18-34\ntape recording technique\n35-36\nblank\n37\nreserved\n38\nblock attribute\n39\nreserved\n40-80\nReference Copy #14\nrray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\n1\nAggregate $ Family Income of Families (See Item 75)\n001001\nAGGREGATE $ FAMILY INCOME OF FAMILIES WITH FEMALE HEAD\n2\nNumber of families with female head\n002001\n3\nAggregate family income\n002\nAggregate $ Income for Families and Unrelated Individuals 14\nYears Old and Over\nFamily:\n4\nWage and salary\n008001\n5\nNonfarm, self-employment\n002\n6\nFarm, self-employment\n003\nPadding\n7\nSocial Security or Railroad Retirement\n004\n8\nPublic assistance or welfare payments\n005\n9\nAll other income\n006\nUnrelated individual:\n10\nWage and salary\n007\n11\nNonfarm, self-employment\n008\n12\nFarm, self-employment\n009\n13\nSocial Security or Railroad Retirement\n010\nPadding\n4\nPublic assistance or welfare payments\n011\n15\nAll other income\n012\nRACE AND SEX\nMale:\n16\nWhite\nRun\n001001\n17\nNegro\nNates\n002\n18\nIndian\n003\n19\nJapanese\n004\n20\nChinese\n005\n21\nFilipino\n006\n22\nHawaiian\n'007\n23\nKorean\n008\n24\nOther\n009\nFemale:\n25\nWhite\n010\n26\nNegro\n011\n27\nIndian\n012\n28\nJapanese\n013\n29\nChinese\n014\n30\nFilipino\n015\n31\nHawaiian\n016\n32\nKorean\n017\n33\nOther\n018\nReference Copy #15\nArray\nTable\nNumber\nDUALabs\nNumber\nAGE, RACE AND SEX\nCount of Persons MALE:\n34\nTotal\n35\n0-4\n36\n5-9\n37\n10-14\n38\n15-19\n39\n20-24\n40\n25-29\n41\n30-34\n42\n35-39 &\n43\n40-44\n44\n45-49\n45\n50-54\n46\n55-59\n47\n60-64\n48\n65-69\n49\n70-74\nis\n50\n75-79\n51\n80-84\n52\n85+\nFEMALE\n53\nTotal\n54\n0-4\n55\n5-9\n56\n10-14\n57\n15-19\n58\n20-24\n59\n25-29\n60\n30-34\n61\n35-39\n62\n40-44\n63\n45-49\n64\n50-54\n65\n55-59\n66\n60-64\n67\n65-69\n68\n70-74\n69\n75-79\n70\nS0-84\n71\n85+\nReference Copy #16\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\nWhite Male:\n72\nTotal\n73\n0-4\n74\n5-9\n75\n10-14\n76\n15-19\n77\n20-24\n78\n25-29\nL\n79\n30-34\n80\n35-39\n81\n40-44\n82\n45-49\n83\n50-54\n84\n55-59\n85\n60-64\n86\n65-69\n87\n70-74\n88\n75-79\n89\n80-84\n90\n85+\nWhite Female:\n91\nTotal\n92\n0-4\n93\n5-9\n1\n10-14\n95\n15-19\n96\n20-24\n97\n25-29\n98\n30-34\n99\n35-39\n100\n40-44\n101\n45-49\n102\n50-54\n103\n55-59\n104\n60-64\n105\n65-69\n106\n70-74\n107\n75-79\n108\n80-84\n109\n85+\nReference Copy #17\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\nNegro Male:\n110\nTotal\n111\n0-4\n112\n5-9\n113\n10-14\n114\n15-19\n115\n20-24\n116\n25-29\n117\n30-34\n118\n35-39\n119\n40-44\n120\n45-49\n121\n50-54\n122\n55-59\n123\n60-64\n124\n65-69\n125\n70-74\n126\n75-79\n127\n80-84\n128\n85+\nNegro Female:\n129\nTotal\n130\n0-4\n131\n5-9\n32\n10-14\n133\n15-19\n134\n20-24\n135\n25-29\n136\n30-34\n137\n35-39\n138\n40-44\n139\n45-49\n140\n50-54\n141\n55-59\n142\n60-64\n143\n65-69\n144\n70-74\n145\n75-79\n146\n80-84\n147\n85+\nReference Copy #18\nARRAY\nTable\nDUALabs'\nNumber\nNumber\nRELATIONSHIP AND RACE\nTotal:\n148\nHead of household\n004001\n149\nWife of head\n002\n150\nChild of head\n003\n151\nOther relative of head\n004\n152\nNonrelative (includes roomer, boarder, or lodger)\n005\nof head of household\n153\nMale inmate of institution\n006\n154\nFemale inmate of institution\n007\n155\nMale in other group quarters\n008\n156\nFemale in other group quarters\n009\nWhite:\n157\nHead of household\n010\n158\nWife of head\n011\n159\nChild of head\n012\n160\nOther relative of head\n013\n161\nNonrelative (includes roomer, boarder, or lodger)\n014\nof head of household\n162\nMale inmate of institution\n015\n163\nFemale inmate of institution\n016\n164\nMale in other group quarters\n017\n165\nFemale in other group quarters\n018\nNegro:\n166\nHead of household\n019\n167\nWife of head\n020\n168\nChild of head\n021\n169\nOther relative of head\n022\n170\nNonrelative (includes roomer, boarder, or lodger)\n023\nof head of household\n171\nMale inmate of institution\n024\n172\nFemale inmate of institution\n025\n173\nMale in other group quarters\n026\n174\nFemale in other group quarters\n027\nPOPULATION 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY MARITAL STATUS, AGE, RACE\nAND SEX\nTotal Male: 14-19 years:\n175\nNow married (excludes separated\n005001\n176\nWidowed\n002\n177\nDivorced\n003\n178\nSeparated\n004\n179\nNever married\n005\n20-24 years\n180\nNow married (excludes separated)\n006\n181\nWidowed\n007\n182\nDivorced\n008\n3\nSeparated\n009\n-04\nNever married\n010\nReference Copy #19\nArray\nNumber\nTable\nDUALabs'\nNumber\n25-34 years\nNow married (excludes separated)\n011\nWidowed\n012\n187\nDivorced\n013\n188\nSeparated\n014\n189\nNever married\n015\n35-44 years\n190\nNow married (excludes separated)\n016\n191\nWidowed\n017\n192\nDivorced\nL\n018\n193\nSeparated\n019\n194\nNever married\n020\n45-54 years\n195\nNow married (excludes separated)\n021\n196\nWidowed\n022\n197\nDivorced\n023\n198\nSeparated\n024\n199\nNever married\n025\n55-64 years\n200\nNow married (excludes separated)\n026\n201\nWidowed\n027\n202\nDivorced\n028\n203\nSeparated\n029\n204\nNever married\n030\n65 years and over\nNow married (excludes separated)\n031\n206\nWidowed\n032\n207\nDivorced\n033\n208\nSeparated\n034\n209\nNever married\n035\nTotal Female: 14-19 years\n210\nNow married (excludes separated)\n036\n211\nWidowed\n037\n212\nDivorced\n038\n213\nSeparated\n039\n214\nNever married\n040\n20-24 years\n215\nNow married (excludes separated\n041\n216\nWidowed\n042\n217\nDivorced\n043\n218\nSeparated\n044\n219\nNever married\n045\n25-34 years\n220\nNow married (excludes separated)\n046\n221\nWidowed\n047\n222\nDivorced\n048\n223\nSeparated\n049\n224\nNever married\n050\nReference Copy #20\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\n35-44 years\n:5\nNow married (excludes separated)\n051\n226\nWidowed\n052\n227\nDivorced\n053\n228\nSeparated\n054\n229\nNever married\n055\n45-54 years\n230\nNow married (excludes separated)\n056\n231\nWidowed\n057\n232\nDivorced\n058\n233\nSeparated\n059\n234\nNever married\n060\n55-64 years\n235\nNow married (excludes separated)\n061\n236\nWidowed\n062\n237\nDivorced\n063\n238\nSeparated\n064\n239\nNever married\n065\n65 years and over\n240\nNow married (excludes separated)\n066\n241\nWidowed\n067\n242\nDivorced\n068\n243\nSeparated\n069\n244\nNever married\n070\nWhite Male:\n14-19 years\n245\nNow married (excludes separated)\n071\n246\nWidowed\n072\n247\nDivorced\n073\n248\nSeparated\n074\n249\nNever married\n075\n20-24 years\n250\nNow married (excludes separated)\n076\n251\nWidowed\n077\n252\nDivorced\n078\n253\nSeparated\n079\n254\nNever married\n080\n25-34 years\n255\nNow married (ecludes separated)\n081\n256\nWidowed\n082\n257\nDivorced\n083\n258\nSeparated\n084\n259\nNever married\n085\n35-44 years\n260\nNow married (excludes separated)\n086\n261\nWidowed\n087\n262\nDivorced\n088\n263\nSeparated\n089\n4\nNever married\n090\nReference Copy #21\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\n45-54 years\n.65\nNow married (excludes separated)\n091\n266\nWidowed\n092\n267\nDivorced\n093\n268\nSeparated\n094\n269\nNever married\n095\n55-64 years\n270\nNow married (excludes separated)\n096\nL\n271\nWidowed\n097\n272\nDivorced\n098\n273\nSeparated\n100\n274\nNever married\n65 years and over\n275\nNow married (excludes separated)\n101\n276\nWidowed\n102\n277\nDivorced\n103\n278\nSeparated\n104\n279\nNever married\n105\nWhite Female:\n14-19 years\n280\nNow married (excludes separated)\n106\n281\nWidowed\n107\n282\nDivorced\n108\n283\nSeparated\n109\n284\nNever married\n110\n20-24 years\n285\nNow married (excludes separated)\n111\n286\nWidowed\n112\n287\nDivorced\n113\n288\nSeparated\n114\n289\nNever married\n115\n25-34 years\n290\nNow married (excludes separated)\n116\n291\nWidowed\n117\n292\nDivorced\n118\n293\nSeparated\n119\n294\nNever married\n120\n35-44 years\n295\nNow married (excludes separated)\n121\n296\nWidowed\n122\n297\nDivorced\n123\n298\nSeparated\n124\n299\nNever married\n125\n45-54 years\n300\nNow married (excludes separated)\n126\n301\nWidowed\n127\n302\nDivorced\n128\n203\nSeparated\n129\n4\nNever married\n130\nReference Copy #22\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs'\nNumber\nNumber\n55-64 years\nJ5\nNow married (excludes separated)\n131\n306\nWidowed\n132\n307\nDivorced\n133\n308\nSeparated\n134\n309\nNever married\n135\n65 years and over\n310\nNow married (excludes separated)\n136\n311\nWidowed\n137\nL\n312\nDivorced\n138\n313\nSeparated\n139\n314\nNever married\n140\nNegro Male:\n14-19 years\n315\nNow married (excludes separated)\n141\n316\nWidowed\n142\n317\nDivorced\n143\n318\nSeparated\n144\n319\nNever married\n145\n20-24 years\n320\nNow married (excludes separated)\n146\n321\nWidowed\n147\n322\nDivorced\n148\n323\nSeparated\n149\n324\nNever married\n150\n25-34 years\n325\nNow married (excludes separated)\n151\n326\nWidowed\n152\n327\nDivorced\n153\n328\nSeparated\n154\n329\nNever married\n155\n35-44 years\n330\nNow married (excludes separated)\n156\n331\nWidowed\n157\n332\nDivorces\n158\n333\nSeparated\n159\n334\nNever married\n160\n45-54 years\n335\nNow married (excludes separated)\n161\n336\nWidowed\n162\n337\nDivorced\n163\n338\nSeparated\n164\n339\nNever married\n165\n55-64 years\n340\nNow married (excludes separated)\n166\n341\nWidowed\n167\n342\nDivorced\n168\n343\nSeparated\n169\n1\nNever married\n170\nReference Copy #23\nArray\nNumber\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nPOPULATION 6 TO 17 YEARS OLD BY RELATIONSHIP, FAMILY TYPE AND RACE\nCount of Persons 6 to 17 years old\nTotal\n5\nOwn (never married) child of head or other relative of head\nin husband-wife family or in other family with male head\n006002\n003\n005\n006\n386\nOwn (never married) child of head or other relative of head\n006004\nin family with female head\n007 L\n387\nHead or wife of head, nonrelative of head of household, inmate\n006001\nof institution or other group quarters\n008\n009\n010\nNegro\n388\nOwn (never married) child of head or other relative of head\n006002\nin husband-wife family or in other family with male head\n003\n005\n006\n389\nOwn (never married) child of head or other relative of head\n006004\nin family with female head\n007\n390\nHead or wife of head, nonrelative of head of household, inmate\n006001\nof institution or other group quarters\n008\n009\n01\nPOPULATION UNDER 6 YEARS OLD BY RELATIONSHIP, FAMILY TYPE AND RACE\nCount of Persons Under 6 Years old\nTotal\n391\nOwn child or other relative of head in husband-wife\n007001\nfamily or other family with male head\n002\n004\n005\n392\nOwn child or other relative of head in family with female head\n007003\n006\n393\nNonrelative or head, inmate of institution, or other in group\nquarters\n007007\n008\n009\nNegro\n394\nOwn child or other relative of head in husband-wife\n007001\nfamily or other family with male head\n002\n004\n005\n395\nOwn child or other relative or head in family with female head\n007003\n006\n396\nNonrelative of head, inmate of institution, or other in group\n007007\nquarters\n008\n009\nReference Copy #24\nArray\nNumber\nTable\nDUALabs'\nNumber\nPOPULATION 65 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY RELATIONSHIP AND RACE\nCount of Persons 65 years old and over\nTotal\n397\nHead of family\n398\nWife of head\n008001\n002\n399\nOther family member\n003\n400\nMale primary individual\n004\n401\nFemale primary individual\n005\n402\nNonrelative (includes roomer, boarder, or lodger)\n006\nof head of household\n403\nInmate of institution\n007\n404\nOther in group quarters\n008\nFAMILIES BY TYPE, PRESENCE AND AGE OF OWN CHILDPEN\nCount of Families\n019000\nHusband-wife family\n405\nOwn children under 18 years old not present\n019001\n406\nOwn children under 6 years old present\n002\n407\nOwn children under 6 years old not present\n003\nOther family with male head\n408\nOwn children under 18 years old not present\n004\n409\nOwn children under 6 years old present\n005\n410\nOwn children under 6 years old not present\n006\nFamily with female head\n1\nOwn children under 18 years old not present\n007\n.2\nOwn children under 6 years old present\n008\n413\nOwn children under 6 years old not present\n009\nPOPULATION 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY MARITAL STATUS AND SEX\nCount of Persons 14 years old and over\n020000\nMale:\n414\nNever married\n001\n415\nMarried, spouse present\n002\n416\nMarried, spouse absent\n003\n417\nSeparated\n004\n418\nWidowed\n005\n419\nDivorced\n006\nFemale:\n420\nNever married\n007\n421\nMarried, spouse present\n008\n422\nMarried, spouse absent\n009\n423\nSeparated\n010\n424\nWidowed\n011\n425\nDivorced\n012\nNATIVITY AND PARENTAGE\nCount of Persons\n021001\nNativity and Parentage\nNative of native parentage\n427\nForeign stock (foreign born or native of foreign or\n002\nmixed parentage)\nReference Copy #25\nArray\nNumber\nTable\nDUALabs'\nNumber\nCOUNTRY OF ORIGIN AND NATIVITY\nCount of Foreign Stock Persons\n022000\nNative of foreign or mixed parentage\n428\nI\nUnited Kingdom\n10-13\n001\n429\nIreland\n14\n002\n430\nNorway\n15\n003\n431\nSweden\n16\n004\n432\nDenmark\n17\n005\n433\nNetherlands\n18\n006\n434\nSwitzerland\n20\n007\n435\nFrance\n21\n008\n436\nGermany\n22\n009\n437\nPoland\n23\n010\n438\nCzechoslovakia\n24\n011\n439\nAustria\n25\n012\n440\nHungary\n26\n013\n441\nYugoslavia\n27\n014\n442\nU.S.S.R.\n55-57\n015\n443\nLithuania\n30\n016\n444\nFinland\n31\n017\n445\nRumania\n32\n018\n446\nGreece\n34\n019\n447\nItaly\n35\n020\n448\nPortugal\n37\n021\n449\nOther Europe\n19, 28-29, 33, 36, 38-41\n022\n450\nSouthwest Asia\n42-45, 47, 58-59\n023\nChina\n50\n024\n2\nJapan\n51\n025\n453\nOther Asia\n48-49, 52-54, 92\n026\n454\nCanada\n60\n027\n455\nMexico\n61\n028\n456\nCuba\n69\n029\n457\nOther America\n62-68, 70-86\n030\n458\nAfrica\n46, 87-91\n031\n459\nAll other\nResidual\n032\n460\nNot reported\n99\n033\nForeign born\n461\nUnited Kingdom\n10-13\n034\n462\nIreland\n14\n035\n463\nNorway\n15\n036\n464\nSweden\n16\n037\n465\nDenmark\n17\n038\n466\nNetherlands\n18\n039\n468 7\nSwitzerlands\n20\n040\n469\nFrance\n21\n041\n470 UT\nGermany\n22\n042\n471°\nPoland\n23\n043\n472\nCzechoslovakia\n24\n044\n4732\nAustria\n25\n045\n4745\nHungary\n26\n046\nYugoslavia\n27\n047\nU.S.S.R.\n55-57\n048\n477'\nLithuania\n30\n049\n4787\nFinland\n31\n050\nReference Copy #26\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\n4798\nRumania\n32\n051\n48071\nGreece\n34\n052\n-T20\nItaly\n35\n053\n,21\nPortugal\n37\n054\n4832\nOther Europe\n19, 28-29, 33, 36, 38-41\n055\n4843\nSouthwest Asia\n42-45, 47, 58-59\n056\n485\nChina\n50\n057\n4865\nJapan\n51\n058\n487\nOther Asia\n48-49, 52-54, 92\n059\n4887\nCanada\n60\n060\n489\nMexico\n61\n061\n4909\nCuba\n69\n062\n49130\nOther America\n62-68, 70-86\n063\n492\nAfrica\n46, 87-91\n064\n4931\nAll other\nResidual\n065\n494 3.\nNot reported\n99\n066\nMOTHER TONGUE AND NATIVITY\nCount of Persons\nTotal\n494\nEnglish\n01\n023001\n495\nFrench\n06\n002\n496\nSwedish\n03\n003\n497\nGerman\n10\n001\n498\nPolish\n11\n005\n499\nRussian\n19,20\n006\n500\nHungarian\n24\n007\nYiddish\n28\n008\nItalian\n31\n009\n503\nSpanish\n32\n010\n504\nPortuguese\n33\n011\n505\nAll Other\nResidual\n012\n506\nNot reported\n98-99\n013\nSPANISH INDICATORS\nCount of Persons\n024000\nSpanish indicator\n507\nNumber of persons classified in any of the five\n001\nSpanish categories of the question on \"origin or descent \"\n508\nNumber of persons of Puerto Rican birth or parentage\n002\n509\nNumber of persons of \"Spanish language\n003\n510\nNumber of persons not of \"Spanish language\" \" but of Spanish\n004\nsurname (in 5 southwestern states only)\nYEAR OF IMMIGRATION FOR THE FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION\nCount of Foreign-Born Persons\nYear of Immigration\n026000\n511\n1960-1970\n001\n512\n1945-1959\n002\n513\n1925-1944\n003\n514\nBefore 1925\n004\nNot reported\n005\nReference Copy #27\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\nSTATE OF BIRTH FOR THE NATIVE POPULATION\nCount of Native Persons\nState of Birth\n027001\n516\nBorn in State of residence\nBorn outside State of residence:\n517\nIn Northeast\n002\n518\nIn North Central\n003\n519\nIn South\n004\n520\nIn west\n005\n521\nBorn abroad, at sea, in outlying areas, etc.\n006\n522\nState of birth not reported\n007\nPOPULATION 5 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY RESIDENCE IN 1965\nCount of Persons 5 years old and over\n028000\nResidence in 1965\n523\nSame house as in 1970\n001\n524\nSame county\n002\n525\nDifferent County\nSame State\n003\nDifferent State:\nNortheast\n004\nNorth Central\n003\nSouth\n006\nWest\n007\n526\nAbroad, in Armed Forces in 1965\n00S\n527\nAbroad, not in Armed Forces in 1965\n009\n5:\nMoved, residence in 1965 not reported\n010\nPOPULATION 5 YEARS OLD AND OVER LIVING IN SMSA OR ADJACENT TRACTS\nBY RESIDENCE IN 1965\nCount of Persons 5 years old and over living in SMSA's or adjacent\nTracts\nResidence in 1965\n529\nSame house as in 1970\n029001\nDifferent house:\n530\nIn central city of this SMSA\n002\n531\nIn other part of this SMSA or adjacent tracts\n003\nOutside this SMSA:\n532\nIn north and West\n004\n533\nIn South\n005\n534\nAbroad in 1965\n006\n535\nMoved, residence in 1965 not reported\n007\nYEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n034000\nCount of Persons\nYear Moved into Unit\n536\n1969-1970\n001\n537\n1968\n002\n538\n1967\n003\n539\n1965-1966\n004\n340\n1960-1964\n005\n54\n1950-1959\n006\n542\n1949 or earlier\n007\n43\nAlways lived her\n008\nReference Copy #28\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs'\nNumber\nNumber\nPOPULATION AT WORK DURING THE CENSUS WEEK BY PLACE OR WORK\nCount of Persons at work During the census week\n035000\n544-569\nEach of the 26 data items is a count of persons resident in the\nsummary area who work in the specified area as follows:\n035001-020 Items 1,2,,,,20. These first 20 places-of-work are uniquely\ndefined for each county (town in New England) on State listings available\nseparately from the Census Bureau. (These materials are also available\nfrom DUALabs on a state- separate basis at 5 cents per page-- $1 per order\nL\nminimum (postage extra for orders over 1lb. 01 $40 plus postage for\nthe entire Nation- approximately 800 pages) .) The places-of-work may be\ncounties (towns in New England), cities of 20, 000 or more population\n(1960), or the central business districts of central cities. Within\nany SMSA, all components of that SMSA are listed first.\nItems 21, 22, 23 (not meaningful for summary areas outside SMSA's)\n021 Item 21.\nPlace of work inside this SMSA. 564\n022 Item 22.\nPlace of work outside this SMSA. 565\n023 Item 23.\nPlace of work not reported.\n566\n024\nItem 24.\nPlace of work inside county of residence.\n025\nItem 25.\nPlace of work outside county of residence.\n026\nItem 26.\nPlace of work not reported.\nPOPULATION AT WORK DURING THE CENSUS WEEK BY MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION\nTO WORK\nCount of persons at work during the Census Week\nMeans of Transportation to Work\n570\nPrivate auto, driver\n036001\n571\nPrivate auto, passenger\n002\n572\nBus or streetcar\n003\n573\nSubway or elevated\n004\n574\nRailroad\n005\n675\nTaxicab\n006\n76\nWalked only\n007\n577\nOther means\n008\n578\nWorked at home\n009\nPOPULATION 3 YEARS OLD AND OVER ENROLLED IN SCHOOL BY LEVEL\nAND TYPE OF SCHOOL\nCount of persons 3 years old and over enrolled in school\nLevel and Type of School (Population 3-34 years)\nNursery school:\n579\nPublic\n038001\n580\nParochial\n002\n681\nPrivate\n003\nKindergarten:\n82\nPublic\n001\n583\nParochial\n005\n684\nPrivate\n006\nElementary (1-8) :\n,85\nPublic\n007\nParochial\n008\n587\nPrivate\n009\nReference Copy #29\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\nHigh School (1-4) :\n588\nPublic\n010\nParochial\n011\n590\nPrivate\n012\nCollege:\n591\nPublic\n013\n592\nPrivate\n014\n593\nPopulation 35 years old and over\nusch?\n015\nPOPULATION 3-34 YEARS OLD ENROLLED IN SCHOOL BY AGE\nCount of Persons 3-34 Years old enrolled in School\nAge\n594\n3-4 years\n039001\n595\n5-6 years\n002\n596\n7-13 years\n003\n597\n14-15 years\n004\n598\n16-17 years\n005\n599\n18-19 years\n006\n600\n20-21 years\n007\n601\n22-24 years\n008\n602\n25-34 years\n009\nPOPULATION 18-24 YEARS OLD BY COMPLETION OF HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE\nCount of Selected Persons 18-24 years old\nYears of School Completed\n603\nCompleted 4 years of high school or more\n040001\n60\nCompleted 4 years of college or more\n002\nPOPULATION 16-21 YEARS OLD NOT ENROLLED IN SCHOOL BY YEARS OF SCHOOL\nCOMPLETED, EMPLOYMENT STATUS AND SEX\nCount of Persons 16-21 Years old not enrolled in school\nEmployment Status and Years of school completed\nMale:\n605\nNot enrolled in school and not high school graduate\n041001\n606\nNot enrolled in school and high school graduate\n002\nUnemployed or not in labor force:\n607\nNot enrolled in school and not high school graduate\n003\n608\nNot enrolled in school and high school graduate\n004\nFemale:\nEmployed or in Armed Forces:\n609\nNot enrolled in school and not high school graduate\n005\n610\nNot enrolled in school and high school graduate\n006\nUnemployed or not in labor force:\n611\nNot enrolled in school and not high school graduate\n007\n612\nNot enrolled in school and high school graduate\n008\nPOPULATION 25 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED AND SEX\nCount of Persons 25 years old and over\nYears of school completed\nMale:\n61\nNo school years completed (includes nursery and kindergarten)\n042001\nElementary:\n002\n614\n1-4 years\nReference Copy #30\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\n615\n5-6 years\n003\n616\nby\nyears\n004\n17\n8 years\n005\nHigh school:\n618\n1-3 years\n006\n619\n4 years\n007\nCollege:\n620\n1-3 years\n008\n621\n4 years\n009\n622\n5 years or more\n010\nL\nFemale:\n623\nNo school years completed (includes nursery and kindergarten)\n011\nElementary:\n624\n1-4 years\n012\n625\n5-6 years\n013\n626\n7 years\n014\n627\n8 years\n015\nHigh School:\n628\n1-3 years\n016\n629\n4 years\n017\nCollege:\n630\n1-3 years\n018\n631\nyears\n019\n632\n25 years or more\n020\nPOPULATION 16-64 YEARS OLD WITH LESS THAN 3 YEARS OF COLLEGE COMPLETED\nBY VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND SEX\nCount of persons 16-64 years old with less than 3 years of college completed\nVocational Training:\nMale:\n633\nWith vocational training\n043001\n634\nWithout vocational training\n002\nFemale:\n635\nWith vocational training\n003\n636\nWithout vocational training\n004\nFEMALES 15-44 YEARS OLD BY MARITAL STATUS, NUMBER OF CHILDREN, AND AGE\nCount of Females 15-44 years old and number of children\nMarital status and number of children\n15-24 years old:\n637\nNever married\n044001\n638\nEver married\n002\n639\nNumber of own children under 5\n003\n640\nNumber of children ever born\n004\n25-24 years old:\n641\nNever married\n005\n642\nEver married\n006\n643\nNumber of own children under 5\n0.07\n644\nNumber of children ever born\n008\nReference Copy #31\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\n35-44 years old:\n645\nNever married\n009\n46\nEver married\n010\n647\nNumber of own children under 5\n011\n648\nNumber of children ever born\n012\nMALES 20-49 YEARS OLD AND FEMALES 15-44 YEARS OLD BY YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETE\nCount, of males 20-29 years old and Females 15-44 years old\nYears of school completed\nMale:\n20-49 years old:\n649\nLess than high school\n053001\nHigh School:\n650\n1-3 years\n002\n651\n4 years\n003\n652\nCollege, 1 year or more\n004\nFemale\n20-49 years old:\n653\nLess than high school\n005\nHigh school:\n654\n1-3 years\n006\n655\n4 years\n007\n656\nCollege, 1 year or more\n008\nPOPULATION 16 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY LABOR FORCE STATUS, SELECTED 18\nCHARACTERISTICS, AND SEX\nCount of Persons 16 years old and over\nLabor force status and selected characteristics\nMale:\n657\nIn Armed Forces\n054001\n658\nEmployed\n002\n659\nUnemployed\n003\nNot in labor force: Under 65:\n660\nInmate\n004\n661\nEnrolled in school\n005\n662\nOther\n006\n65 and over:\n663\nInmate\n007\n664\nEnrolled in school\n008\n665\nOther\n009\nFemale:\n666\nIn Armed Forces\n010\n667\nEmployed\n011\n668\nUnemployed\n012\nNot in labor force: Under 65:\n669\nInmate\n013\n670\nEnrolled in school\n014\n671\nOther\n015\n65 and over:\n672\nInmate\n016\n673\nEnrolled in school\n017\n14\nOther\n018\nReference Copy #32\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\nPOPULATION 14-15 YEARS OLD BY LABOR FORCE STATUS AND SEX\nCount of Persons 14-15 Years old\nLabor force Status\nMale:\n675\nIn Armed forces\n056001\nIn civilian labor force:\n676\nEmployed\n002\n677\nUnemployed\n003\n678\nNot in labor force\n004\nFemale:\nL\n679\nIn Armed forces\n005\nIn civilian labor force:\n680\nEmployed\n006\n681\nUnmeployed\n007\n682\nNot in labor force\n008\nPRESENCE AND AGE OF OWN CHILDREN UNDER 18 AND LABOR FORCE STATUS\nOF FEMALES 16 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY MARITAL STATUS\nCount of Females 16 years old and over\nPresence and Age of Own Children under 18 and Labor\nforce status\nMarried, husband present:\nWith own children under 6:\n683\nNot in labor force\n057001\n684\nIn labor force\n002\nWith own children 6-17 years only:\n685\nNot in labor force\n003\n686\nIn labor force\n004\nWith no own children under 18 years:\n687\nNot in labor force\n005\n688\nIn labor force\n006\nOther women:\nMarried, husband present:\nWith own children under 6:\n689\nNot in labor force\n007\n690\nIn labor force\n008\nWith own children 6-17 years only:\n691\nNot in labor force\n009\n692\nIn labor force\n010\nWith no own children under 18 years:\n693\nNot in labor force\n011\n694\nIn labor force\n012\nEMPLOYED POPULATION 16 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY INDUSTRY AND SEX\nCount of employed persons 16 years old and over\nTotal:\n695\nAgriculture, forestry, and fisheries\n017-029\n062001\n696\nMining\n047-058\n002\n697\nConstruction\n067-078\n003\n698\nFurniture and lumber and wood products\n107-118\n004\n699\nPrimary metal industries\n139-149\n005\n00\nFabricated metal industries (including not specified metals 157-169, 258\n006\n701\nMachinery, except electrical\n177-198\n007\n702\nElectrical machinery, equipment, and supplies\n199-209\n008\nReference Copy #33\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\n703\nMotor vehicles and other transportation equipment\n219-238\n009\n704\nOther durable goods\n119-138, 239-257, 259-267\n010\n705\nFood and kindred products\n268-298\n011\n.06\nTextile mill and other fabricated textile products\n307-327\n012\n707\nPrinting, publishing, and allied industries\n338-39\n013\n708\nChemical and allied products\n347-369\n014\n709\nOther nondurable goods (including not specified manufacturing\n015\nindustries) 299, 328-337, 377-399\n710\nRailroads and railway express service\n407\n016\n711\nTrucking service and warehousing\n417-418\n017\n712\nOther transportation 408-409, 419-429\n018\n713\nCommunications\n447-449\n019\n714\nUtilities and sanitary services\n467-499\n020\n715\nWholesale trade\n507-599\n021\n716\nFood, bakery, and dairy stores\n628-638\n022\n717\nEating and drinking places\n669\n023\n718\nGeneral merchandise retailing\n609-627\n024\n719\nMotor vehicles retailing and service stations 639-649\n025\n720\nOther retail trade\n607-608, 657-668, 677-699\n026\n721\nBanking and credit agencies\n707-708\n027\n722\nInsurance, real estate, and other finance 709-719\n028\n723\nBusiness services 727-748\n029\n724\nRepair services 749-767\n030\n725\nPrivate households 769\n031\n726\nOther personal services 777-799\n032\n727\nEntertainment and recreation services 807-817\n033\n728\nHospitals\n838\n034\n729\nMedical and other health services except hospitals 828-837, 839-848\n035\nElementary and secondary schools and colleges:\n036\n730\nGovernment\n857-858\nClass of worker 1-3\n037\n731\nPrivate\n857-858\nClass of worker 0,4-6\n038\n732\nOther education and kindred services 859-869\n039\n733\nWelfare, religious, and nonprofit membership organizations 877-879, 887\n040\n734\nLegal, engineering, and miscellaneous professional services 849, 888-89\n041\n735\nPublic administration 907-947\n042\nEMPLOYED POPULATION 16 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY INDUSTRY, CLASS OF\nWORKER, AND SEX\nCount of Employed persons 16 years old and over\nAll industries: Male\n736\nEmployee of private company\n067001\n737\nEmployee of own corporation\n002\n738\nFederal government worker\n003\n739\nState government worker\n0Q4\n740\nLocal government worker\n005\n741\nSelf-employed worker\n006\n742\nUnpaid family worker\n007\nFemale:\n748\nEmployee of private company\n015\n744\nEmployee of own corporation\n016\n745\nFederal government worker\n017\n746\nState government worker\n018\n17\nLocal government worker\n019\n748\nSelf-employed worker\n020\nReference Copy #34\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\n749\nUnpaid family worker\nEMPLOYED POPULATION 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY OCCUPATION AND SEX\nCount of Employed Persons 14 years old and over\nMale:\n750\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n001-195\n068001\n751\nManagers and administrators, except farm\n201-245\n002\n752\nSales workers\n260-285\n003\n753\nClerical and kindred workers\n301-395\n004\n754\nCraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n401-580\nL 005\n755\nOperatives, except transport\n601-695\n006\n756\nTransport equipment operatives\n701-715\nOUT\n757\nLaborers, except farm\n740-785\n008\n758\nFarmers and farm managers\n801-802\n009\n759\nFarm laborers and foremen\n821-824\n010\n760\nService workers, except private household\n901-965\n011\n761\nDrivate household workers\n980-984\n012\n762\nOccupation not reported\n196, 246, 296, 396, 586, 696, 726, 796, 806, 846, 976, 986 013\nFemale:\n763\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n001-195\n014\n764\nManagers and administrators, except farm\n201-245\n015\n765\nSales workers\n260-285\n016\n766\nClerical and kindred workers\n301-395\n01,\n767\nCraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n401-580\n018\n768\nOperatives, except transport\n601-695\n019\n769\nTransport equipment operatives\n701-715\n020\n770\nLaborers, except farm\n740-785\n021\n771\nFarmers and farm managers\n801-802\n023\n772\nFarm laborers and foremen\n821-824\n023\n773\nService workers, except private household\n901-965\n024\n774\nPrivate household workers\n980-984\n025\n775\nOccupation not reported\n196, 246, 296, 396, 586, 696, 726, 796, 806, 846, 976, 986.\n026\nEMPLOYED POPULATION 16 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY OCCUPATION\nCount of Employed Persons 16 Years old and over\n776\nSalaried: Managers and administrators, except farm\n058007-093\n777\nSelf-employed: Managers and administrators, except farm\n010-011\nFAMILY INCOME\nCount of families\n778\nUnder $ 1,000 (includes $1 - $999, none, and loss)\n075001\n779\n$ 1,000 - $ 1,999\n002\n780\n$ 2,000 - $ 2,999\n003\n781\n$ 3,000 - $ 3,999\ncor\n782\n4,000 - $ 4,999\n005\n783\n5,000 - $ 5,999\n006\n784\n$ 6,000 - $ 6,999\n007\n785\n$ 7,000 - $ 7,999\n008\n786\n$ 8,000 - $ 8,999\n009\n787\n$ 9,000 - $ 9,999\n010\n788\n$10,000 - $11,999\n011\n89\n$12,000 - $14,999\n012\n790\n$15,000 - $24,999\n013\n791\n$25,000 - $49,999\n01:\n792\n$50,000 and over\n0%\nReference Copy #35\nArray\nNumber\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nINCOME OF UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS\nCount of Unrelated individuals 14 years old and over\n793\nUnder $1,000 (includes $1 - $999, none, and loss)\n794\n$ 1,000 - $ 1,999\n076000\n795\n$ 2,000 - $ 2,999\n002\n796\n$ 3,000 - $ 3,999\n003\n797\n$ 4,000 - 1 $ 4,999\n004\n798\n$ 5,000 - $ 5,999\n005\n-\n799\n$ 6,000 - $ 6,999\n006\n800\n$ 7,000 - $ 7,999\n007\n801\n$ 8,000 - $ 8,999\n008\n802\n$ 9,000 - $ 9,999\n009\n803\n$10,000 - $11,999\n010\n804\n$12,000 - $14,999\n011\n805\n$15,000 - $24,999\n012\n806\n$25,000 - $49,999\n013\n807\n$50,000 and over\n014\n0.17\nRATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL\nCount of families\n808\nUnder .50\n082001\n809\n50 - 74\n002\n810\n.75 - .99\n003\n811\n1.00 - 1.24\n004\n812\n1.25 - 1.49\n005\n313\n1.50 - 1.99\n006\n814\n2.00 - 2.99\n007\n815\n3.00 or more\n816\nAggregate Number of persons in families below poverty level\n083001\nFAMILIES BY PRESENCE OF RELATED CHILDREN UNDER 18, TYPE\nOF FAMILY, AND POVERTY STATUS\nCount of Families\nMale head:\n817\nNo related children under 18 years old\n818\n084001\n1 or more related children under 18 years old\n819\n002\nSome related children under 18 years old\n003\nFemale head:\n820\nNo related children under 18 years old\n004\n821\n1 or more related children under 18 years old\none\n822\nSome related children under 18 years old\nDUE\nBelow poverty level: Male\n823\nNo related children under 18 years old\n007\n824\n1 or more related children under 18 years old\n825\n008\nSome related children under 18 years old\n009\nFemale:\n826\nNo related children under 18 years old\n010\n27\n1 or more related children under 18 years old\n011\n828\nSome related children under 18 years old\n012\nReference Copy #36\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\nPOPULATION 65 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY POVERTY STATUS\nCount of Persons 65 years old and over\n829\nAbove poverty level\n0900\n830\nBelow poverty level\n002\nNUMBER OF FAMILIES BELOW POVERTY LEVEL RECEIVING INCOME OF SELECTED TYPES\nCount of families below Poverty level receiving income of selected Types\n094001\n831\nEarnings\n00:\n832\nSocial Security or Railroad Retirement\n003\n833\nPublic Assistance or welfare payments\nNUMBER OF UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS BELOW POVERTY LEVEL RECEIVING INCOME\nOF SELECTED TYPES\nCount of Unrelated Undividuals 14 years and over below Poverty Level\nReceiving Income of Selected Types\n834\nEarnings\n095001\n835\nSocial Security or railroad retirement\n002\n836\nPublic assistance or welfare payments\n003\nPOPULATION SUBSTITUTED\nCount of Persons substituted\n011001\n837\nMechanical failure\n00\n838\nNoninterview\n012001\n839\nPOPULATION WITH ONE OR MORE ALLOCATIONS\nTOTAL HOUSING UNITS\nCount of all housing units\n840\nTotal (all units)\n00703\nYEAR-ROUND/SEASONAL AND MIGRATORY STATUS\nCount of Housing units\n02900\n841\nAll year-round units (occupied units plus vacant year-round)\n842\nVacant seasonal\n003\nOCCUPANCY/VACANCY STATUS\nCount of Occupied and vacant year-round housing units\n0300\n843\nOccupied\n844\nFor rent\n00\n845\nFor Sale\n846\nRented or sold not occupied, for occasional use, or vacant\n004-00\nTENURE AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of Occupied Units\nTotal occupied\n847\nOwned or being bought (excludes cooperative and condominium unites\n03100\nexcept when there are less than five such units in the tabulation\narea)\n848\nCooperative or condominium units which are owned or being bought\n002\nReference Copy #37\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\n849\nRented for cash rent\n003\n850\nRented units occupied without payments of cash rent\n004\nWhite occupied:\n851\nOwned or being bought (exlcudes cooperative and condominium\n005\nunits except when there are less than five such units in the\ntabulation area)\n852\nCooperative or condominium units which are owned or being bought\n006\n853\nRented for cash rent\n007\n854\nRented units occupied without payment of cash rent\n008\nNegro occupied:\n855\nOwned or being bought (excludes cooperative and condominium\n009\nunits except when there are less than five such units in the\ntabulation area)\n856\nCooperative or condominium units which are owned or being bought\n010\n857\nRented for cash rent\n011\n858\nRented units occupied without payment of cash rent\n012\nPERSONS IN UNIT, TENURE AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of Occupied Units and persons\nOwner occupied:\n859\n1 person in unit\n032011\n860\n\"\n2 persons\n861\n\"\n012\n3 persons\n862\n\"\n013\n4 persons\n\"\n014\n863\n5 persons\n\"\n015\n864\n6 persons\n016\n365\n7 persons\n\"\n017\n366\n\"\n8 persons\nQ18\n867\n9 persons or more in unit\n019\n868\nAggregate number of persons\n020\nRenter occupied:\n869\n1 person in unit\n021\n870\n\"\n2 persons\n022\n871\n\"\n3 persons\n023\n872\n\"\n4 persons\n024\n873\n\"\n5 persons\n025\n874\n\"\n6 persons\n020\n875\n\"\n7 persons\n027\n876\n\"\n8 persons\n028\n877\n9 persons or more in unit\n029\n878\nAggregate number of persons\n030\nHOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE, AGE OF HEAD, TENURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied Units\nTotal occupied:\nHusband-wife family:\n879\nUnder 25 years\n083001\n880\n25-29 years\n002\n881\n30-34 years\n003\n882\n35-44 years\n001\n83\n45-64 years\n005\n34\n65 years and over\n006\nReference Copy #38\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\nOther family with male head:\n385\nUnder 65 years\n007\n886\n65 years and over\nGON\nFamily with female head:\n887\nUnder 65 years\n0.09\n888\n65 years and over\n010\n889\nMale primary individual\n011\n890\nFemale primary individual\n012\nTotal Negro occupied:\nHusband-wife family:\n891\nUnder 25 years\n037\n892\n25.29 years\n038\n893\n30-34 years\n039\n894\n35-44 years\n040\n895\n45-64 years\n011\n896\n65 years and over\n012\nOther family with male head:\n897\nUnder 65 years\n010\n898\n65 years and over\n011\nFamily with female head:\n899\nUnder 65 years\n015\n900\n65 years and over\n010\n901\nMale primary individual\n04\n902\nFemale primary individual\n018\nPERSONS PER ROOM, TENURE AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of Occupied Units\nTotal occupied\n903\n0.50 or less persons per room\n0350\n904\n0.51-0.75\n002\n905\n\"\n0.76-1.00\n\"\n906\n1.01-1.50\n004\n907\n\"\n1.51-2.00\n908\n2.01 or more persons per room\n008\nTYPE OF STRUCTURE\nCount of Occupied and Vacant Year-round Housing Units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round:\n909\nIn 1-unit structure\n038001\n910\nIn 2-or-more unit structures\n911\nMobile homes or trailers\n003\nTotal Negro occupied:\n912\nIn 1-unit sturcture\n033\n913\nIn 2-or-more unit structures\n011\n914\nMobile homes or trailers\n013\nWATER SUPPLY, TENURE, RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant year-round Housing Units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round:\n15\nHot and cold piped water in this building\n039001\n916\nOnly cold piped water in this building\n002\n917\nNo piped water in this building\n003\nReference Copy #39\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\nTOILET FACILITIES, TENURE, RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant Year-round Housing Units\nTotal occupied and vacent year-round\n918\nFlush toilet for this houshold only\n040001\n919\nFlush toilet but also used by another household\n002\n920\nNo flush toilet\n003\nBATHING FACILITIES, TENURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant y ar-round:\n921\nBathtub or shower for this household only\n041001\n922\nBathtub or shower but also used by another household\n002\n923\nNo bathtub or shower\n003\nROOMS IN UNIT\nCount of Occupied and vacant Year-round housing units and Rooms\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round:\n924\n1 room in unit\n042001\n925\n\"\n2 rooms\n002\n926\n\"\n3 rooms\n003\n927\n\"\n4 rooms\n00\n928\n\"\n5 rooms\n005\n929\n\"\n6 rooms\n006\n930\n\"\n7 rooms\n007\n931\n\"\n8 rooms\n008\n932\n9 rooms or more\n009\n333\nAggregate number of rooms\n010\nBASEMENT AND TYPE OF STRUCTURE\nCount of Occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round:\n934\nWith basement\n043001\n935\nBuilt on a concrete slab\n001\n936\nBuild in another way\n003\nNUMBER OF UNITS AT ADDRESS AND TENURE\nCount of Occupied and vacant year-round Housi ng Units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round\n937\n1 unit at address\n044001\n938\n\"\n2 units\n002\n939\n\"\n3 units\n003\n940\n\"\n4 units\n004\n941\n\"\n5-9 units\n005\n942\n10 units or more at address\n000\n943\nMobile home or trailer\n007\nTELEPHONE AVAILABLE, TENURE, RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied units\nTotal occupied\n44\nTelephone available\n045001\n45\nTelephone not available\n002\nTotal Negro occupied\n946\nTelephone available\n007\n947\nTelephone not available\n008\nReference Copy #40\nArray\nNumber\nTable\nDUALabs\nVALUE\nNumber\nCount of units for which value is tabulated\nTotal owner occupied:\n948\nLess than $ 5,000\n949\n$ 5,000 - $ 7,499\n046001\n950\n$ 7,500 - $ 9,999\n002\n951\n$10,000 - $12,499\n003\n952\n$12,500 - $14,999\n001\n953\n$15,000 - $17,499\n003\n954\n$17,500 - $19,999\n006\n955\n$20,000 - $24,999\nLooz\n956\n$25,000 - $34,999\nCOS\n957\n$35,000 - $49,999\n009\n958\n$50,000 or more\n010\n011\nMONTHLY CONTRACT RENT\nCount of Units for which rent is tabulated\n959\nTotal renter occupied: (Paying cash rent)\nLess than $30\n960\n$30 - $ 39\n047001\n961\n$ 40 - $ 49\n002\n962\n$ 50 - $ 59\n003\n963\n$ 60 - $ 69\n004\n964\n$70 - $ 79\n005\n965\n$80 - $ 89\n006\n966\n$/90 - $ 99\nOC7\n967\n$100 - $119\n008\n968\n$120 - $149\n009\n969\n$150 - $199\n010\n970\n$200 - $249\n011\n971\n$250 - $299\n012\n972\n$300 or more\n013\n973\nithout payment of cash rent\n01\n015\nGROSS RENT AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of renter-occupied units for which rent is tabulated\n974\nTotal renter occupied: (Paying cash rent)\nLess than $30\n975\n$ 30 - $ 39\n019001\n976\n$ 40 - $ 49\n002\n977\n$ 50 - $ 59\n003\n978\n$ 60 - $ 69\n001\n979\n$ 70 - $ 79\n005\n980\n$ 80 - $ 89\n006\n981\n$ 90 - $ 99\n007\n982\n$100 - $119\n008\n983\n$120 - $149\n009\n984\n$150 - $199\n010\n985\n$200 - $249\n011\n986\n$300 or more\n012\n988\nWithout payment of cash rent\n013\n01.1\nReference Copy #41\nArray\nNumber\nTable\nDUALab\nNumber\nDURATION OF VACANCY AND VACANCY STATUS\nCount of Vacant Year-round housing units\nTotal vacant year-round:\n989\nVacant less than 1 month\n048001\n990\n1 up to 2 months\n002\n991\n2 up to 6 months\n003\n992\n6 months up to 1 year\n004\n993\n1 year up to 2 years\n005\n994\n2 years or more\n006L\nPLUMBING FACILITIES\nCount, of occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round\n995\n[\nWith all plumbing facilities\n050001\nLacking one or more plumbing facilites:\n996\nLacking piped hot water only\n002\n997\nlacking other plumbing facilities\n001\nUNITS WITH 1.01 OR MORE PERSONS PER ROOM BY PLUMBING FACILITIES,\nTENURE AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied units with 1.01 or more persons per room\nTotal occupied\n998\nWith all plumbing facilities\n051001\n999\nLacking one or more plumbing facilities\n002\nTotal Negro occupied:\n000\nWith all plumbing facilities\n007\n-001\nLacking one or more plumbing facilities\n008\nVALUE FOR UNITS WITH ALL PLUMBING FACILITIES\nCount of Units with all plumbing facilities for which value\nis tabulated\nTotal owner occupied:\n1002\nLess than $ 5,000\n052001\n1003\n$ 5,000 - $ 7,499\n002\n1004\n$ 7,500 - $ 9,999\n003\n1005\n$10,000 - $12,499\n004\n1006\n$12,500 - $14,999\n005\n1007\n$15,000 - $17,499\n006\n1008\n$17,500 - $19,999\n007\n1009\n$20,000 - $24,999\n008\n1010\n$25,000 - $34,999\n009\n1011\n$35,000 - $49,999\n010\n1012\n$50,000 or more\n011\nMONTHLY CONTRACT RENT FOR UNITS WITH ALL PLUMBING FACILITIES\nCount of Units with all plumbing facilities for which rent is tabulated\nTotal renter occupied Paying cash rent)\n1013\nLess than $30\n053001\n1014\n$ 30 - $ 39\n002\n15\n$ 40 - $ 49\n003\n16\n$ 50 - $ 59\n004\n1017\n$ 60 - $ 69\n005\n1018\n$ 70 - $ 79\n006\nReference Copy #42\nrray\nNumber\nTable\nDUALat\nNumbe\n1019\n$ 80 - $ 89\n007\n020\n$ 90 - $ 99\n008\n021\n$100 - $119\n009\n1022\n$120 - $149\n010\n1023\n$150 - $199\n011\n1024\n$200 - $249\n012\n1025\n$250 - $299\n013\n1026\n$300 or more\n014\n1027\nWithout payment of cash rent\nACCESS AND KITCHEN FACILITIES FOR UNITS WITH ALL PLUMBING FACILITIES\nBY TENURE AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant year-round housing units with all plumbing\nfacilities\nTotal occupied and vacant year round:\nWith direct access:\n054001\n1028\nComplete kitchen facilities for this household only\n054001\n1029\nComplete kitchen facilities but also used by another\nhousehold\n002\n1030\nNo complete kitchen facilities\n003\nLacking direct access:\n1031\nComplete kitchen facilities for this household only\n004\n1032\nComplete kitchen facilities but also used by another\n005\nhousehold\n1033\nNo complete kitchen facilities\n006\nPOPULATION IN UNITS WITH 1.51 OR MORE PERSONS PER ROOM BY SELECTED\nAGE CLASSES, TENURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCount of Persons in occupied units with 1.51 or more persons per room\nTotal occupied:\n1034\nTotal population\n073001\n1035\nUnder 18 years\n002\n1036\n65 years and over\n003\nTotal Negro occupied:\n1037\nTotal population\n004\n1038\nUnder 18 years\n005\n1039\n65 years and over\n006\nPOPULATION IN UNITS BY SELECTED AGE CLASSES, PLUMBING FACILITIES\nTENURE AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of Persons in occupied units\nTotal occupied\n1040\nWith all plumbing facilities\n074001\n1041\nLacking one or more plumbing facilities\n002\nTotal Negro occupied\n1042\nWith all plumbing facilities\n1043\nLacking 1 or more plumbing facilities\nPOPULATION IN UNITS WITH 1.01 OR MORE PERSONS PER ROOM BY SELECTED\nAGE CLASSES, PLUMBING FACILITIES, TENURE, RACE OF HEAD\nCount of Persons in occupied units with 1.01 or more persons per room\nTotal occupied (Total Population)\n1044\nWith all plumbing facilities\n1045\nLacking one or more plumbing facilities\n075001\n002\nReference Copy #43\n\\rray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\nTotal Negro occupied:\n1046\nWith all plumbing facilities\n047\nLacking one or more plumbing facilities\nPOPULATION IN UNITS WITH 1.01 OR MORE PERSONS PER ROOM, BY TENURE\nAND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of persons in occupied units with 1.01 or more persons per room\nTenure and Race of liead\n1048\nTotal occupied\n076001\n1049\n\"\nOwner\n002\nL\n1050\n\"\nRenter\n003\n1050\nTotal Negro occupied\n004\n1052\n\"\nNegro owner\n005\n1053\n\"\nNegro renter\n006\nPLUMBING FACILITIES, NUMBER OF PERSONS PER ROOM, TENURE AND RACE\nOF HEAD\nCount of Occupied Units\nTotal occupied:\nWith all plumbing facilities:\n1054\n1.00 or less persons per room\n077001\n1055\n1.01-1.50\n\"\n002\n1056\n1.51 or more\n\"\n003\nLacking one or more plumbing facilities\n1057\n1.00 or less persons per room\n004\n1058\n1.01-1.50\n\"\n005\n059\n1.51 or more\n006\nNegro renter occupied:\nWith all plumbing facilities:\n1060\n1.00 or less persons per room\n031\n1061\n1.01-1.50\n\"\n032\n1062\n\"\n1.51 or more\n033\nLacking one or more plumbing facilities\n1063\n1.00 or less persons per room\n034\n1064\n1.01-1.50\n035\n1065\n1.51 or more\n036\nYEAR STRUCTURE BUILT, TENURE, AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of Occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round\n1066\n1969 - 1970\n008001\n1067\n1965 - 1968\n002\n1068\n1960 - 1964\n003\n1069\n1950 - 1959\n004\n1070\n1940 - 1949\n005\n1071\n1939 or earlier\n006\nOwner occupied:\n1072\n1969 - 1970\n013\n1073\n1965 - 1968\n014\n1074\n1960 - 1964\n015\n1075\n1950 - 1959\n016\n76\n1940 - 1949\n017\n1077\n1939 or earlier\n018\nReference Copy #44\nArray\nNumber\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE, TENURE, AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of Occupied and vacant year-round Housing Units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round:\n1078\n1 unit, detached\n009001\n1079\n1 unit, attached\n002\n1080\n2 units\n003\n1081\n3-4 units\n004\n1082\n5-9 units\n005\n1083\n10-19 units\n006\n1084\n20-49 units\n007\n1085\n50 units or more\n008\n1086\nMobile home or trailer\n009\nYEAR HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD MOVED INTO UNIT, TENURE, AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of Occupied units\nTotal occupied\n1087\n1969 - 1970\n010001\n1088\n1968\n002\n1089\n1967\n003\n1090\n1965 - 1966\n004\n1091\n1960 - 1964\n005\n1092\n1950 - 1959\n006\n1093\n1949 or earlier\n007\nOwner occupied:\n1094\n1969 - 1970\n008\n1095\n1968\n009\n-096\n1967\n010\n1097\n1965 - 1966\n011\n1098\n1960 -- 1964\n012\n1099\n1950 - 1959\n013\n1100\n1949 or earlier\n014\nHEATING EQUIPMENT, TENURE, AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round:\n1101\nSteam or hot water\n011001\n1102\nCentral warm-air furnace\n002\n1103\nBuilt-in electric units\n003\n1104\nFloor, wall, or pipeless furnace\n004\n1105\nRoom heaters with flue\n005\n1106\nRoom heaters without flue\n006\n1107\nFireplaces, stoves, or portable room heaters\n007\n1108\nNot heated\n008\nSOURCE OF WATER, TENURE, RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round:\n1109\nPublic system or private company\n014001\n1110\nIndividual well\n002\n1111\nOther source (spring, creek, river, cistern etc.)\nTYPE OF SEWAGE DISPOSAL; TENURE, RACE OF HEAD\nCount of Occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round\n1112\nPublic sewer\nReference Copy #45\n015001\nSeptic tank or cesspool\n1114\nOther\n002\nArray\nNumber\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNUMBER OF BATHROOMS, TENURE AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round:\n1115\nNone, or. only half bath\n016001\n1116\n1 complete bathroom\n002\n1117\n1 complete bathroom, plus half baths, 2 complete bathrooms,\n003-005\n2 complete bathrooms, plus, half bath, 3 or more complete\nbathrooms\nNUMBER OF AUTOMOBILES AVAILABLE, TENURE, RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied units\nL\nTotal occupied\n1118\nNone\n017001\n1119\n1 automobile\n002\n1120\n2 automobiles\n003\n1121\n3 automobiles or more\n004\nAIR CONDITIONING, TENURE, RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round\n1122\n1 individual room unit\n018001\n1123\n2 or more individual room units\n002\n1124\nCentral air conditioning system\n003\n1125\nNo air conditioning\n004\nSTORIES IN STRUCTURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round:\n126\n1-3 stories\n022001\n1127\n4-6 stories\n002\n1128\n7-12 stories\n003\n1129\n13 stories or more\n001\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE WITH 4 STORIES OR MORE BY PASSENGER ELEVATOR,\nTENURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant year-round housing units in structures\nwith 4 stories or more\nTotal occupied and vacant year-round\n1130\nYes, passenger elevator\n023001\n1132\nNo passenger elevator\n002\nCOOKING FUEL, TENURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied units\nTotal occupied:\n1132\nUtility gas\n024001\n1133\nBottled, tank, or LP gas\n002\n1134\nElectricity\n003\n1135\nFuel: oil, kerosene, etc.\n001\n1136\nCoal or coke\n005\n1137\nWood\n006\n1138\nOther fuel\n007\n1139\nNo fuel used\n000\nReference Copy #46\nArray\nTable\nDUALabs\nNumber\nNumber\nHOUSE HEATING FUEL, TENURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied Units\nTotal occupied\n1140\nUtility gas\n025001\n1141\nBottled, tank, or PL gas\n002\n1142\nElectricity\n003\n1143\nFuel oil, kerosene, etc.\n004\n1144\nCoal or coke\n005\n1145\nWood\n006\n1146\nOther fuel\n007 L\n1147\nNo fuel used\n008\nNUMBER OF BEDROOMS, TENURE, AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant year round:\n1148\nNo bedroom\n027001\n1149\n1 bedroom\n002\n1150\n2 bedrooms\n003\n1151\n3 bedrooms\n004\n1152\n4 bedrooms\n005\n1153\n5 bedrooms\n006\nNUMBER OF TELEVISION SETS, TENURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied units\nTotal occupied:\n1154\nYes, 1 set\n032001\n\"155\nYes, 2 or more sets\n002\n156\nNo set present\n003\nNegro Occupied:\n1157\nYes, 1 set\n016\n1158\nYes, 2 or more sets\n017\n1159\nNo set present\n018\nSpanish American occupied\n1160\nYes, 1 set\n021\n1161\nYes, 2 or more sets\n022\n1162\nNo set present\n023\nAGE AND SEX OF HEAD FOR 1-PERSON HOUSEHOLDS BY TENURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCount of Occupied units with 1 person in unit (1-person households).\nTotal occupied: Male\n1163\nUnder 25 years old\n040001\n1164\n25-64 years old\n002\n1165\n65 years old and over\n003\nFemale\n1166\nUnder 25 years old\n004\n1167\n25-64 years old\n005\n1168\n65 years old and over\n006\nReference Copy #47\nArray\nTable\nNumber\nHOUSE HEATING FUEL, TENURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied Units\nTotal occupied\n1140\nUtility gas\n025001\n1141\nPattled, tank, or PL gas\n002\n1142\nElectricity\n003\n1143\nFuel oil, kerosene, etc.\n00-1\n1144\nCoal or coke\n005\n1145\nwood\n006\n1146\nOther fuel\n007 1\n1147\nNo fuel used\n008\nNUIBER OF BEDROOMS, TENURE, AND RACE OF HEAD\nCount of occupied and vacant year-round housing units\nTotal occupied and vacant year round:\n1148\nMobedroom\n1149\nI @droom\n027001\n1150\n2 ddrooms\n002\n1151\n3 drooms\n003\n1152\n4 wdrooms\n004\n1153\n:5 adrooms\n005\n006\nNUBER OF TELEVISION SETS, TENURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCent of occupied units\nTotal occupied:\n1154\nY/2 1 set\n\"155\nY/\n2 or more sets\n032001\n156\nN set present\n002\n003\nNegro Occupied:\n1157\nYes, 1 set\n115S\nas, 2 or more sets\n016\n1159\nNo set present\n017\n018\nSpanish American occupied\n1160\nes, 1 set\n1161\nYes, 2 or more sets\n021\n1162\nNo. set present\n022\n023\nAGE AND SEX OF HEAD FOR 1-PERSON HOUSEHOLDS BY TENURE; RACE OF HEAD\nCoust of Occupied units with 1 person in unit (1- person households).\nTotal occupied: Male\n1163\nUnder 25 years old\n1164\n25-64 years old\n040001\n1165\n65 years old and over\n002\n003\nFemale\n166\nUnder 26 years old\n167\n25-64 years old\n004\n1168\n65 years old and over\n005\n006\nReference Copy #47\nPEPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES\nC 3 223 770/11:\n6296\nIITED STATES\nRTMENT OF\nMMERCE\nLICATION\nCensus Tracts\nENT OF COMMERCE\nTATES OF AMERICA\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK.\nSTANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA\nHC(1)-115\n1970\nCENSUS OF\nPOPULATION\nAND HOUSING\nU.S. DEPARTMENT\nOF COMMERCE\nSocial and Economic\ntistics Administration\nBUREAU OF\nTHE CENSUS\nReference Copy #48\nU.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE\nPeter G. Peterson, Secretary\nJames T. Lynn, Under Secretary\nHarold C. Passer, Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs\nand Administrator,\nSocial and Economic Statistics Administration\nBUREAU OF THE CENSUS\nGeorge Hay Brown, Director\nRobert L. Hagan, Acting Deputy Director\nConrad Taeuber, Associate Director\nDaniel B. Levine, Acting Deputy Associate Director\nDavid L. Kaplan, 1970 Census Coordinator\nPOPULATION DIVISION\nHerman P. Miller, Chief\nHOUSING DIVISION\nArthur F. Young, Chief\nACKNOWLEDGMENTS--Many persons par-\nvariances were developed in the Statistical\nticipated in the various activities of the\nMethods Division, under the supervision of\nFOSDIC and computer processing were\n1970 census. Primary direction of the\nperformed in the Computer Facilities Divi-\nJoseph Waksberg, Chief, and Morton Boisen\nprogram was performed by Conrad Taeuber,\nsion under the supervision of James R.\nand Robert H. Hanson, Assistant Division\nAssociate Director for Demographic Fields,\nPepal, Chief, and E. Richard Bourdon and\nChiefs, assisted by William T. Alsbrooks,\nassisted by David L. Kaplan, 1970 Census\nJames W. Shores, Assistant Division Chiefs.\nPeter A. Bounpane, Barbara A. Boyes, and\nCoordinator, and in conjunction with\nCarlton W. Pruden.\nDevelopment of the FOSDIC equipment\nJoseph F. Daly, then Associate Director for\nwas directed by William M. Gaines, Assistant\nResearch and Methodology, William I.\nGeographic plans and procedures were\nDivision Chief, and McRae Anderson.\nMerkin, Associate Director for Adminis-\ndeveloped in the Geography Division under\nDevelopment of the automatic microfilming\ntration, and Paul R. Squires, Associate\nthe supervision of William T. Fay, then\nequipment was directed by Anthony A.\nDirector for Data Collection and Statistical\nChief, and Robert C. Klove and Gerald J.\nBerlinsky.\nProcessing.\nPost, Assistant Division Chiefs.\nPublications planning, editing, and printing\nThe population section of this report\nData collection activities were administered\nwere performed in the Administrative and\nwas planned and written under the\nby the Field Division, Jefferson D. McPike,\nPublications Services Division, Cecil B.\nthen Chief, and Richard C. Burt and Dean\nMatthews, Chief, under the direction of\nsupervision of Herman P. Miller, Chief,\nH. Weber, Assistant Division Chiefs, with\nRaymond J. Koski, Assistant Division Chief,\nPopulation Division, and Paul C. Glick,\nand Gerald A. Mann.\nHenry D. Sheldon, and Murray S. Weitzman,\nthe assistance of the directors of the\nAssistant Division Chiefs, with the assistance\nBureau's data collection centers.\nof Elizabeth A. Larmon and Ruth H. Mills.\nImportant contributions were made by\nThe following Branch Chiefs were respon-\nSystems and processing procedures were\nRobert B. Voight and Sherry L. Courtland\nsible for the material on the indicated fields\ndeveloped under the direction of Morris\nin the planning and coordination of the\nof specialization: Ethnic Statistics-Tobia\nGorinson, Assistant Division Chief, Census\n1970 census program; and by John W. H.\nBressler; Demographic Statistics-Charles P.\nPlanning Division. Florence Wright, assisted\nSpencer, Sol Dolleck, and M. Douglas Fahey\nBrinkman; Fertility Statistics-Wilson H.\nby John F. Powell, Orville M. Slye, and\nin the systems design and operations for\nGrabill; Economic Statistics-Stanley\nErne Wilkins, was responsible for the cleri-\nprocessing the census data.\nGreene; Marriage and Family Statistics-\ncal procedures, and Roger O. Lepage,\nRobert O. Grymes; Educational and Social\nassisted by John Murphy, Jr., Margaret P.\nStratification-Charles E. Johnson, Jr.;\nBrooks, and Howard R. Dennis, was respon-\nLibrary of Congress Card No. 73-186611\nConsumer Income Statistics-Mitsuo Ono;\nsible for the computer programming.\nDonald R. Dalzell was responsible for the\nSUGGESTED CITATION\nPoverty Statistics-Arno I. Winard. Impor-\ntant contributions to the processing and\ncomputer procedures and programs used for\nthe electronic preparation of the tables in\nU.S. Bureau of the Census\nreview of the data were made by Aaron O.\nHandler, Kristin A. Hansen, and Rockwell\nthis report.\nCensus of Population and Housing: 1970\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLivingston.\nThe manual processing and microfilming of\nFinal Report PHC(1)-115 Little Rock-North\nthe questionnaires and the review of tabula-\nLittle Rock, Ark. SMSA\nThe housing section of this report was\ntion controls were performed in the Jeffer-\nplanned and written under the supervision\nsonville Census Operations Division, under\nof Arthur F. Young, Chief, Housing Division,\nthe direction of Joseph F. Arbena, then\nU.S. Government Printing Office\nby Aaron Josowitz, Assistant Division Chief,\nChief, and Robert L. Hagan, then Popula-\nWashington, D.C. 1972\nNathan Krevor, Chief, Coordination and\ntion and Housing Census Operations Mana-\nResearch Branch, and Paul F. Coe. Impor-\nger, with the assistance of Rex L. Pullin.\nFor sale by the\ntant contributions to the processing and\nThe manual coding operations were super-\nSuperintendent of Documents\nreview of the data were made by Peter J.\nvised by John C. Campbell, assisted by\nU.S. Government Printing Office\nFronczek.\nHerbert J. Hough, Joe D. Kolb, and Leo C.\nWashington, D.C. 20402, or any\nSchilling. William L. Pangburn, supervised\nDepartment of Commerce Field Office.\nThe procedures for sample selection, sample\nthe microfilming operation. Dan N. Harding,\nassisted by Nora H. Shouse, was responsible\nweighting, and computation of sampling\nfor the tabulation review work.\nPrice $1.25\nStock Number 0301-2480\nReference Copy #49\n1972\nC3. 223/11\nPHC(1)-115\nCONTENTS\npage\nList of PHC(1) Census Tract Reports\n11\nIntroduction\nIV\nComparability of Census Tracts, 1960-1970\nVII\nAppendix A, Area Classifications\nApp-1\nAppendix B, Definitions and Explanations\nof Subject Characteristics\nApp-3\nAppendix C, Accuracy of the Data\nApp-13\nAppendix D, Publication and Computer\nSummary Tape Program\nApp-20\n1970\nTABLES\nCENSUS OF\nPOPULATION CHARACTERISTICS\nPOPULATION\nP-1\nGeneral Characteristics of the Population: 1970\nP-1\nAND HOUSING\nP-2\nSocial Characteristics of the Population: 1970\nP-8\nP-3\nLabor Force Characteristics of the Population: 1970 P-15\nP-4\nIncome Characteristics of the Population: 1970\nP-22\nP-5\nGeneral and Social Characteristics of the Negro\nPopulation: 1970\nP-29\nP-6\nEconomic Characteristics of the Negro\nPopulation: 1970\nP-32\nCensus\nP-7\nGeneral and Social Characteristics of Persons of\nSpanish Language: 1970\nP-35\nTracts\nP-8\nEconomic Characteristics of Persons of Spanish\nLanguage: 1970\nP-36\nHOUSING CHARACTERISTICS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH\nH-1\nOccupancy, Utilization, and Financial Characteristics\nof Housing Units: 1970\nH-1\nLITTLE ROCK, ARK.\nH-2\nStructural, Equipment, and Financial Characteristics\nSTANDARD METROPOLITAN\nof Housing Units: 1970\nH-8\nSTATISTICAL AREA\nH-3\nOccupancy, Utilization,and Financial Characteristics\nof Housing Units With Negro Head of\nHousehold: 1970\nH-15\nH-4\nStructural, Equipment, and Financial Characteristics\nof Housing Units With Negro Head of\nHousehold: 1970\nH-17\nH-5\nCharacteristics of Housing Units With Household\nHead of Spanish Language: 1970\nH-19\nMaps identifying the tracts covered herein are included in or\nIssued March 1972\naccompany this report\nReference Copy #50\nLIST OF PHC(1) CENSUS TRACT REPORTS\nThe reports listed below are for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas.\nAn asterisk (*) indicates that the report includes data for tracts in\nselected areas adjacent to the SMSA.\nReport\nReport\nnumber\nReport\nArea\nnumber\nArea\nnumber\nArea\n1\nAbilene, Tex.\n41\nCharlotte, N.C.*\n81\nGreat Falls, Mont.\n2\nAkron, Ohio\n42\nChattanooga, Tenn.-Ga.\n82\nGreen Bay, Wis.\n3\nAlbany, Ga.\n43\nChicago, III.\n83\n4\nGreendboro-Winston-lem-Hi Point, N.C.\nAlbany-Schenectady-Troy, N.Y.\n44\nCincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-Ind.\n84\nGreenville, S.C.\n5\nAlbuquerque, N. Mex.\n45\nCleveland, Ohio\n85\nHamilton-Middletown, Ohio\n6\nAllentown-Bethlehem-Easton, Pa.-N.J.\n46\nColorado Springs, Colo.\n86\nHarrisburg, Pa.\n7\nAltoona, Pa.\n47\nColumbia, Mo.\n87\nHartford, Conn.*\n8\nAmarillo, Tex.\n48\nColumbia, S.C.\n88\nHonolulu, Hawaii*\n9\nAnaheim-Santa Ana-Garden Grove, Calif.\n49\nColumbus, Ga.-Ala.\n89\nHouston, Tex.*\n10\nAnderson, Ind.\n50\nColumbus, Ohio\n90\nHuntington-Ashland, W. Va.-Ky.- Ohio*\n11\nAnn Arbor, Mich.\n51\nCorpus Christi, Tex.\n91\nHuntsville, Ala.\n12\nAppleton-Oshkosh, Wis.\n52\nDallas, Tex.\n92\nIndianapolis, Ind.\n13\nAsheville, N.C.\n53\nDavenport-Rock Island-Moline, lowa-III.\n93\nJackson, Mich.\n14\nAtlanta, Ga.*\n54\nDayton, Ohio\n94\nJackson, Miss.\n15\nAtlantic City, N.J.\n55\nDecatur, III.\n95\nJacksonville, Fla.\n16\nAugusta, Ga.-S.C.\n56\nDenver, Colo.\n96\nJersey City, N.J.\n17\nAustin, Tex.\n57\nDes Moines, Iowa\n97\nJohnstown, Pa.\n18\nBakersfield, Calif.\n58\nDetroit, Mich.*\n98\nKalamazoo, Mich.\n19\nBaltimore, Md.\n59\nDubuque, Iowa\n99\nKansas City, Mo.-Kans.*\n20\nBaton Rouge, La.*\n60\nDuluth-Superior, Minn.-Wis.\n100\nKenosha, Wis.\n21\nBay City, Mich.\n61\nDurham, N.C.\n101\nKnoxville, Tenn.*\n22\nBeaumont-Port Arthur-Orange, Tex.\n62\nEI Paso, Tex.\n102\nLafayette, La.\n23\nBillings, Mont.\n63\nErie, Pa.\n103\nLafayette-West Lafayette, Ind.\n24\nBiloxi-Gulfport, Miss.\n64\nEugene, Oreg.\n104\nLake Charles, La.\n25\nBinghamton, N.Y.-Pa.\n65\nEvansville, Ind.-Ky.\n105\nLancaster, Pa.\n26\nBirmingham, Ala.\n66\nFall River, Mass.-R.I.\n106\nLansing, Mich.\n27\nBloomington-Normal, III.\n67\nFargo-Moorhead, N. Dak.-Minn.\n107\nLaredo, Tex.\n28\nBoise City, Idaho\n68\nFayetteville, N.C.\n108\nLas Vegas, Nev.\n29\nBoston, Mass.*\n69\nFitchburg-Leominster, Mass.*\n109\nLawrence-Haverhill, Mass.-N.H.\n30\nBridgeport, Conn.\n70\nFlint, Mich.\n110\nLawton, Okla.\n31\nBristol, Conn.*\n71\nFort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Fla.\n111\nLewiston-Auburn, Maine\n32\nBrockton, Mass.\n72\nFort Smith, Ark.-Okla.\n112\nLexington, Ky.\n33\nBrownsville-Harlingen-San Benito, Tex.\n73\nFort Wayne, Ind.\n113\nLima, Ohio\n34\nBryan-College Station, Tex.\n74\nFort Worth, Tex.*\n114\nLincoln, Nebr.\n35\nBuffalo, N.Y.\n75\nFresno, Calif.\n115\nLittle Rock-North Little'Rock, Ark.\n36\nCanton, Ohio\n76\nGadsden, Ala.\n116\nLorain-Elyria, Ohio*\n37\nCedar Rapids, Iowa\n77\nGainesville, Fla.\n117\nLos Angeles-Long Beach, Calif.\n38 Champaign-Urbana, III.\n78\nGalveston-Texas City, Tex.\n118\nLouisville, Ky.-Ind.\n39\nCharleston, S.C.*\n79\nGary-Hammond-East Chicago, Ind.\n119\nLowell, Mass.\n40\nCharleston, W. Va.\n80\nGrand Rapids, Mich.*\n120\nLubbock, Tex.\nReference Copy #51\nII\nReport\nReport\nReport\nnumber\nArea\nnumber\nArea\nnumber\nArea\n121\nLynchburg, Va.*\n161\nPine Bluff, Ark.\n201\nSpokane, Wash.\n122\nMacon, Ga.*\n162\nPittsburgh, Pa.\n202\n123\nSpringfield, III.\nMadison, Wis.\n163\nPittsfield, Mass.\n203\n124\nSpringfield, Mo.\nManchester, N.H.\n164\nPortland, Maine*\n204\nSpringfield, Ohio\n125\nMansfield, Ohio\n165\nPortland, Oreg.-Wash.\n205\nSpringfield-Chicopee-Holyoke,Mas.-Con.\n126\nMcAllen-Pharr-Edinburg, Tex.\n166\nProvidence-Pawtucket-Warwick, R.I.-Mass.*\n206\nStamford, Conn.\n127\nMemphis, Tenn.-Ark.\n167\nProvo-Orem, Utah\n207\nSteubenville-Weirton, Ohio- W. Va.\n128\nMeriden, Conn.\n168\nPueblo, Colo.\n208\nStockton, Calif.\n129\nMiami, Fla.\n169\nRacine, Wis.\n209\nSyracuse, N.Y.\n130\nMidland, Tex.\n170\nRaleigh, N.C.\n210\nTacoma, Wash.\n131\nMilwaukee, Wis.*\n171\nReading, Pa.\n211\nTallahassee, Fla.\n132\nMinneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.\n172\nReno, Nev.\n212\nTampa-St. Petersburg, Fla.\n133\nMobile, Ala.\n173\nRichmond, Va.\n213\nTerre Haute, Ind.\n134\nModesto, Calif.\n174\nRoanoke, Va.\n214\nTexarkana, Tex.-Ark.\n135\nMonroe, La.\n175\nRochester, Minn.\n215\nToledo, Ohio-Mich.\n136\nMontgomery, Ala.\n176\nRochester, N.Y.\n216\nTopeka, Kans.\n137\nMuncie, Ind.\n177\nRockford, III.\n217\nTrenton, N.J.\n138\nMuskegon-Muskegon Heights, Mich.\n178\nSacramento, Calif.*\n218\nTucson, Ariz.\n139\nNashville-Davidson, Tenn.\n179\nSaginaw, Mich.\n219\nTulsa, Okla.\n140\nNew Bedford, Mass.\n180\nSt. Joseph, Mo.\n220\nTuscaloosa, Ala.\n141\nNew Britain, Conn.\n181\nSt. Louis, Mo.-III.*\n221\nTyler, Tex.\n142\nNew Haven, Conn.*\n182\nSalem, Oreg.\n222\nUtica-Rome, N.Y.\n143\nNew London-Groton-Norwich, Conn.*\n183\nSalinas-Monterey, Calif.\n223\nVallejo-Napa, Calif.\n144\nNew Orleans, La.\n184\nSalt Lake City, Utah\n224\nVineland-Milville-Brigeto N.J.\n145\nNew York, N.Y.\n185\nSan Angelo, Tex.\n225\nWaco, Tex.\n146\nNewark, N.J.*\n186\nSan Antonio, Tex.\n226\nWashington, D.C.-Md.-Va.\n147\nNewport News-Hampton, Va.*\n187\nSan Bernardino-Riverside- Ontario, Calif.\n227\nWaterbury, Conn.*\n148\nNorfolk-Portsmouth, Va.*\n188\nSan Diego, Calif.\n228\nWaterloo, Iowa\n149\nNorwalk, Conn.*\n189\nSan Francisco-Oakland, Calif.\n229\nWest Palm Beach, Fla.\n150\nOdessa, Tex.\n190\nSan Jose, Calif.\n230\nWheeling, W. Va.-Ohio\n151\nOgden, Utah\n231\n191\nWichita, Kans.\nSanta Barbara, Calif.\n152\nOklahoma City, Okla.\n232\n192\nWichita Falls, Tex.*\nSanta Rosa, Calif.\n153\nOmaha, Nebr.-lowa\n233\n193\nSavannah, Ga.\nWilkes-Barre-Hazleton, Pa.\n154\nOrlando, Fla.\n234\nWilmington, Del.-N.J.-Md.\n194\nScranton, Pa.\n155\nOxnard-Ventura, Calif.\n235\nWilmington, N.C.\n195\nSeattle-Everett, Wash.\n236\nWorcester, Mass.*\n156\nPaterson-Clifton-Passaic, N.J.\n196\nSherman-Denison, Tex.\n237\nYork, Pa.\n157\nPensacola, Fla.\n197\nShreveport, La.\n238\nYoungstown-Warren, Ohio*\n158\nPeoria, III.\n198\nSioux City, lowa-Nebr.\n239\nMayaguez, P.R.\n159\nPhiladelphia, Pa.-N.J.\n199\nSioux Falls, S. Dak.\n240\nPonce, P.R.\n160\nPhoenix, Ariz.\n200\nSouth Bend, Ind.\n241\nSan Juan, P.R.\nIII\nReference Copy #52\nINTRODUCTION\nAPPENDIXES\nA. Area Classifications\nApp-1\nB. Definitions and Explanations of Subject Characteristics\nApp-3\nC. Accuracy of the Data\nApp-13\nD. Publication and Computer Summary Tape Program\nApp-20\nGENERAL\nIV\nevaluation of the results of the 1960\nThe tables include data for the\nOrganization of the text\nIV\ncensus, consultation with a wide variety\ncomponent counties and places of\nContent of the tables\nIV\nof users of census data, and extensive\n25,000 or more in the SMSA, as well\nSample size\nIV\nfield pretesting. A number of changes\nas for the tracts. All tables are\nDerived figures (percents,\nwere introduced in 1970 to improve\narranged in identical fashion. Sum-\nmedians, etc.)\n>\nthe usefulness of the census results.\nmations are presented first for the\nSymbols\n>\nFor the characteristics shown in this\nSMSA, followed by the component\nBoundaries\nV\nreport, the changes do not, however,\ncounties in alphabetical order (within\nDATA COLLECTION PROCEDURES\nV\naffect to any appreciable extent the\nState, if the SMSA crosses State lines).\nPROCESSING PROCEDURES.\ncomparability of the 1970 data with\nVI\nShown under each county is the sum-\nthose for 1960.\nmation for each component place of\nMore detailed information on the\n25,000 inhabitants or more and the\ntechnical and procedural matters\nbalance of the county. Following\nGENERAL\ncovered in the text of this report can\nthese summations are the data for\nbe obtained by writing to the Director,\nindividual tracts (arranged in the above-\nThis report presents statistics by census\nBureau of the Census, Washington,\nmentioned geographic order) within\ntract on the characteristics of the\nD. C. 20233. Such information will\nthe SMSA; and, in certain cases, for\npopulation and housing units as re-\nalso appear in later reports of the\nindividual tracts in territory contiguous\nported in the 1970 Census of Popu-\n1970 census.\nto the SMSA. When a tract crosses\nlation and Housing. Legal provision\nthe boundary of a place of 25,000\nfor this census, which was conducted\nas of April 1, 1970, was made in the\nOrganization of the text.-The text\ninhabitants or more, statistics for the\nAct of Congress of August 31, 1954\nconsists of this introduction and four\nportion of the tract which lies inside\n(amended August 1957), which codi-\nappendixes, which appear after the\nthe place are shown with the figure\nfied Title 13, United States Code. This\ntables. Appendix A describes area\nfor the place; statistics for the re-\nclassifications, defines census tracts,\nmainder of the tract are shown as part\nreport series contains 241 reports as\nand traces some of the history of the\nof another place and/or under the\nlisted on page II. Each report relates\nto a particular standard metropolitan\ndevelopment of census tract statis-\ncounty balance, as appropriate. The\nstatistical area (SMSA), and in some\ntics. Appendix B provides defini-\ntotals for each of these \"split\" tracts\ntions and explanations of the popula-\nappear at the end of the table.\ncases also covers certain areas adjacent\nto the SMSA. As stated on page App-2,\ntion and housing subjects appearing\nthere are 247 currently recognized\nin the report. Appendix C presents\nSMSA's, including four in Puerto Rico.\ninformation on sources of error in the\nSample size.-Tables P-1, H-1, and\nThere are no reports in this series for six\ndata, sampling variability, ratio esti-\nH-3 contain 100-percent data; the\nof these SMSA's because they were\nmation, and editing procedures. Ap-\nremaining tables contain data based\nnewly designated on the basis of the\npendix D summarizes the data dissemi-\non a sample of the population, with\n1970 census results and census tracts\nnation program of the 1970 census.\nsampling rates of 20 percent or 15\nhad not been established for them\npercent. Figures for the total popu-\npreviously.\nContent of the tables.-There are two\nlation or for some subgroups of the\nnumbered series of tables. Tables P-1\nThis series of reports is one of the\npopulation (e.g., the population 5\nto P-8 present population statistics and\nyears old and over) may differ from\nseveral series which present the infor-\ntables H-1 to H-5 present housing sta-\ntable to table or within the same\nmation compiled from the census. For\ntistics. Tables P-5 to P-8 and H-3 to\ntable when the figures are tabulated\na description of the full data dissemi-\nH-5 relate to Negroes and to persons\nfrom different samples. The sample\nnation program see Appendix D,\nof Spanish language or surname or\n\"Publication and Computer Summary\nsize for each subject is stated in\npersons of Puerto Rican birth or\nTape Program.\"\ntable C, Appendix C, \"Accuracy of\nparentage; they include only those\nthe Data.\" Appendix C also provides\nThe content and procedures of the\ntracts that have a population of 400 or\ninformation on the sampling variability\n1970 census were determined after\nmore for the particular group.\nassociated with the data.\nReference Copy #53\nINTRODUCTION-Continued\nDerived figures (percents, medians,\npresentation is to show the initial\nIn the larger metropolitan areas and\netc.).-Percents, medians, and means,\nvalue of the terminal category fol-\nsome adjacent counties, altogether con-\nas well as certain rates and ratios are\nlowed by a plus sign; thus, for ex-\ntaining about three-fifths of the popu-\nshown in these reports. For all types\nample, if the median falls in the\nlation of the United States, the house-\nof derived figures in this report, the\ncategory \"75 years and over,\" it is\nholder was requested to fill out and\nfigure is not presented (but indicated\nshown as \"75+.\" The mean is the\nmail back the form on Census Day.\nby three dots \"...\") if the base is\narithmetic average derived by adding\nApproximately 87 percent of the\nsmaller than the minimum number\nthe values in a particular distribu-\nhouseholders did so. The mailed-\nprescribed for the sample on which\ntion and dividing by the number of\nback forms were reviewed by the\nthe figure is based. The minimum\nunits in the distribution.\ncensus enumerator (or, in some lo-\nbases are 5 (persons, families, house-\ncalities, a census clerk) and if the\nholds, or housing units) for figures\nSymbols.-A dash \"_\" signifies zero.\nform was determined to be incomplete\nderived from 100-percent tabulations,\nThree dots mean not applicable,\nor inconsistent, a followup was made.\n25 for figures based on the 20-percent\nor that the base for the derived figure\nThe bulk of these followups were\nsample, and 33 for those based on\nis too small for it to be shown, or\nmade by telephone, the rest by personal\nthe 15-percent sample. When a cross-\nthat the data are being withheld to\nvisit. For the households which did\ntabulation of two or more character-\navoid disclosure of information for\nnot mail back their forms, a followup\nistics covers subjects based on dif-\nindividuals. The symbol \"U\" means\nwas also made, in almost all cases\nferent samples, the minimum base\nthat the place is \"unincorporated.\"\nby personal visit and in the remainder\nfor the smaller sample applies. AI-\nby telephone.\nthough figures are shown for all areas,\nBoundaries.-Information on changes\nFor the remaining two-fifths of\nexcept when the base is less than the\nin the boundaries of tracts between\nthe population, the householder was\nspecified minimum, the reader should\n1960 and 1970 for this area appears\nrequested to fill out the form and give\nexercise caution in the use and inter-\nafter the Introduction. Information on\nit to the enumerator when he called;\npretation of data for very small areas\nboundary changes between 1960 and\napproximately 80 percent did so. In-\nor subgroups of the population; these\n1970 for certain types of areas other\ncomplete and unfilled forms were com-\ndata are especially subject to the\nthan tracts is given in the 1970 Popula-\npleted by interview during the enumer-\neffects of sampling variability, mis-\ntion Census PC(1)-A report for each\nator's visit.\nreporting, and processing errors.\nState.\nThree types of questionnaires were\nPercents which round to less than\nused throughout the country; 80 per-\n0.1 are not shown but indicated as\nzero (i.e., \"-\"). The median, which\nDATA COLLECTION PROCEDURES\ncent of the households answered a\nform containing a limited number\nis a type of average, is the middle\nThe 1970 census was conducted pri-\nof population and housing questions\nvalue in a distribution, i.e., the median\nmarily through self-enumeration. In\nand the remainder, split into 15-percent\ndivides the distribution into two equal\n1960, self-enumeration was first intro-\nand 5-percent samples, answered forms\nparts-one-half of the cases fall below\nduced on a nationwide scale as a\nwhich contained these questions as\nthe median and one-half of the cases\nsubstitute for the traditional census\nwell as a number of additional ques-\nexceed the median. When the median\ndirect interview.\ntions. Some of the additional ques-\nfalls in the lower terminal category of\nA census questionnaire was delivered\ntions were the same on the 15-percent\nan open-end distribution, the method\nby postal carriers to every household\nand 5-percent versions; others were\nof presentation is to show the initial\nseveral days before Census Day, April\ndifferent. A random procedure was\nvalue of the next category followed\n1, 1970. This questionnaire contained\nused to determine which of the three\nby a minus sign; thus, for example,\ncertain explanatory information and\nforms any particular household\nif the median falls in the category\nwas accompanied by an instruction\nanswered.\n\"Less than $5,000,\" it is shown as\nsheet; in areas with comparatively\nIn the metropolitan and adjacent\n\"$5,000-.\" When the median falls\nlarge proportions of Spanish-speaking\nareas, the designated type of question-\nin the upper terminal category of an\npersons, a Spanish version of the\nnaire was sent to each household. In\nopen-end distribution, the method of\ninstruction sheet was also enclosed.\nthe remaining areas, the questionnaire\nReference Copy #54\nV\nINTRODUCTION-Continued\nwith a limited number of questions\npredesignated positions that would be\nwas distributed to all households, and\nby FOSDIC onto magnetic tape.\n\"read\" by FOSDIC from a microfilm\nthe enumerators obtained the addi-\nThe tape containing the informa-\ncopy of the questionnaire onto com-\ntional information by interview in\ntion from the questionnaires was proc-\nputer magnetic tape with no inter-\nthose households designated for the\nessed on the Census Bureau's com-\nvening manual processing. A number\n15-percent and 5-percent samples.\nof the items, however, required re-\nputers through a number of editing\nand tabulation steps (see Appendix\nviewing written entries to determine\nC, \"Accuracy of the Data\"). One\nPROCESSING PROCEDURES\nthe proper code. Consequently, the\nof the end results of this operation\nprocessing involved a manual coding\nThe 1970 census questionnaires were\nwas a computer tape from which the\nand editing operation in which clerks\nspecially designed to be processed by\ntables in this report were prepared on\ndetermined the appropriate codes and\nFOSDIC (Film Optical Sensing Device\na cathode-ray-tube phototypesetting\nmarked the specified positions on the\nfor Input to Computer). For most\nmachine at the Government Printing\nquestionnaire; for example, the clerks\nitems on the questionnaire, the in-\nOffice. Another end result was the\napplied a 2-digit numerical code for\nformation supplied by the respondent\nsummary tapes which are available\nthe country-of-birth entry. These\nor obtained by the enumerator was\nfor purchase, as described in Appendix\nmarks, as well as those made by the\nindicated by marking the answers in\nD, \"Publication and Computer Sum-\nrespondent and enumerator, were read\nmary Tape Program.\"\nTRACT COMPOSITION OF CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT\n1970 Tracts\nLittle Rock\n1\nReference Copy #55\nTable A. Tract Comparability: 1970 to 1960\n[Only part of the area was tracted in 1960. The tables list only those census tracts for which the boundaries or identification changed between 1960 and 1970;\n1970 tract\n1960 tract\nPULASKI COUNTY, ARK.\n0001\n0001 PART\n0002\n0002\n0001 PART\n0003\n0003 PART\n0004\n0004\n0003 PART\n0020.01.\n0020 PART\n0041 PART\n0020.02.\n0020 PART\n0041 PART\n0021.01.\n0021 PART\n0022 PART\n0021.02.\n0021 PART\n0022.01.\n0022 PART\n0022.02.\n0022 PART\n0024.01.\n0024 PART\n0024.02\n0024 PART\n0025\n0025 PART\n0026\n0026\n0025 PART\n0028\n0028\n0025 PART\n0029 PART\n0029\n0029 PART\n0030\n0030 PART\n0031\n0031\n0032 PART\n0032.01.\n0030 PART\n0032 PART\n0032.02.\n0032 PART\n0033.01.\n0033 PART\n0033.02.\n0033 PART\n0034\n0034 PART\n0035\n0035 PART\n0036.01.\n0034 PART\n0035 PART\n0036 PART\n0036.02.\n0036 PART\n0040.01.\n0040 PART\n0040.02.\n0040 PART\n0041.01.\n0041 PART\n0041.02.\n0041 PART\nTable B. Tract Comparability: 1960 to 1970\n[Only part of the area was tracted in 1960. The tables list only those census tracts for which the boundaries or identification changed between 1960 and 1970]\n1960 tract\n1970 tract\nPULASKI COUNTY, ARK.\n0001\n0001\n0002 PART\n0002\n0002 PART\n0003\n0003\n0004 PART\n0004\n0004 PART\n0020\n0020.01 PART\n0020.02 PART\n0021\n0021.02\n0021.01 PART\n0022\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0021.01 PART\n0024\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0025\n0026 PART\n0028 PART\n0026\n0026 PART\n0028\n0028 PART\n0029\n0029\n0028 PART\n0030\n0030\n0032.01 PART\n0031\n0031 PART\n0032\n0032.02\n0031 PART\n0032.01 PART\n0033\n0033.01\n0033.02\n0034\n0034\n0036.01 PART\n0035\n0035\n0036.01 PART\n0036\n0036.02\n0036.01 PART\n0040\n0040.01\n0040.02\n0041\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0020.01 PART\n0020.02 PART\nReference Copy #56\nVII\nTable P-1. General Characteristics of the Population: 1970\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nPulaski County\nLittle Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTotal\nLittle\nNorth Little\nSaline\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nSMSA\nTotal\nRock\nRock\nBalance\nCounty\n0001\n0002\n0003\n0004\n0005\n0006\n0007\nRACE\nAll persons\n323 296\n287 189\n132 483\n60 040\n94 666\n36 107\n1 000\n5 283\n3 820\n2 166\n5 177\n3 575\n3 331\nWhite\n262 698\n228 006\n99 087\n50 275\n78 644\n34 692\n950\n911\n3 C86\n843\n199\n2 332\n224\nNegro\n59 770\n58 402\n33 074\n9 641\n15 687\n1 368\n42\n4 360\n712\n1 323\n972\n1 232\n3 100\nPercent Negro\n18.5\n20.3\n25.0\n16.1\n16.6\n3.8\n4.2\n82.5\n18.6\n61.1\n96.0\n34.5\n93.1\nAGE BY SEX\nMale, oil ages\n155 475\n137 551\n61 030\n28 825\n47 696\n17 924\n459\n2 477\n1 634\n097\n2 376\n1 515\n1 473\nUnder 5 years\n14 017\n12 556\n5 380\n2 475\n4 701\n1 461\n12\n267\n154\n113\n262\n114\n161\n3 and 4 years\n5 524\n4 947\n2 113\n993\n1 841\n577\n4\n102\n59\n48\n99\n36\n62\n5 to 9 years\n16 505\n14 696\n6 113\n2 843\n5 740\n1 809\n11\n323\n124\n87\n280\n80\n130\n5 years\n3 189\n2 839\n1 151\n517\n1 171\n350\n2\n69\n31\n16\n56\n20\n31\n6 years\n3 159\n2 801\nI 168\n533\nI 100\n358\n3\n58\n29\n21\n40\n21\n21\n10 to 14 years\n16 688\n14 683\n6 300\n2 896\n5 487\n2 005\n10\n378\n97\n84\n325\n79\n137\n14 years\n3 273\n2 859\n1 248\n539\n1 072\n414\n2\n68\n18\n14\n63\n17\n22\n15 to 19 years\n13 625\n12 026\n354\n2 457\n4 215\n1 599\n54\n286\n91\n83\n260\n84\n131\n15 years\n3 213\n2 812\n1 218\n558\n1 036\n401\n2\n85\n25\n19\n59\n15\n32\n16 years\n3 135\n2 737\n211\n585\n941\n398\n12\n56\n12\n17\n63\n15\n23\n17 years\n2 905\n2 574\nI 140\n555\n879\n331\n5\n59\n18\n12\n40\n17\n23\n18 years\n2 400\n2 114\n1 008\n444\n662\n286\n27\n57\n20\n16\n56\n18\n25\n19 years\n1 972\nI 789\n777\n315\n697\n183\n8\n29\n16\n19\n42\n19\n28\n20 to 24 years\n12 921\n11 738\n4 708\n1 977\n5 053\n1 183\n41\n159\n159\n104\n166\n231\n168\n20 years\n2 288\n2 089\n801\n358\n930\n199\n5\n35\n22\n23\n33\n37\n34\n21 years\n2 465\n2 224\n794\n330\n1 100\n241\n7\n35\n17\n8\n40\n46\n32\n25 to 34 years\n21 043\n18 762\n8 206\n3 732\n6 824\n2 281\n61\n226\n240\n126\n217\n224\n172\n35 to 44 years\n17 967\n15 748\n6 737\n3 315\n5 696\n2 219\n51\n199\n136\n100\n177\n141\n134\n45 to 54 years\n17 588\n15 462\n7 141\n3 952\n4 369\n2 126\n79\n199\n178\n154\n239\n167\n134\n55 to 59 years\n7 172\n6 206\n3 095\n1 506\n1 605\n966\n34\n107\n102\n68\n109\n95\n52\n60 to 64 years\n5 883\n5 105\n2 620\n1 205\nI 280\n778\n26\n104\n95\n61\n92\n88\n65\n65 to 74 years\n7 827\n6 868\n3 509\n1 597\n1 762\n959\n48\n157\n159\n77\n168\n121\n105\n75 years and over\n4 239\n3 701\n1 867\n870\n964\n538\n32\n72\n99\n40\n81\n91\n84\nFemale, all ages\n167 821\n149 638\n71 453\n31 215\n46 970\n18 183\n541\n2 806\n2 186\n1 069\n2 801\n2 060\n1 858\nUnder 5 years\n13 632\n12 235\n5 199\n2 424\n4 612\nI 397\n19\n284\n143\n108\n250\n133\n187\n3 and 4 years\n5 367\n4 808\n2 008\n989\n1 811\n559\n4\n113\n50\n50\n110\n51\n58\n5 to 9 years\n15 994\n14 288\n6 181\n2 863\n5 244\n1 706\n11\n346\n104\n98\n292\n73\n158\n5 years\n3 153\n2 826\n241\n562\n1 023\n327\n3\n64\n23\n15\n56\n13\n34\n6 years\n3 192\n2 837\n211\n598\n1 028\n355\n3\n58\n18\n27\n58\n10\n35\n10 to 14 years\n16 241\n14 449\n6 222\n2 893\n5 334\n1 792\n11\n352\n84\n81\n305\n82\n128\n14 years\n3 094\n2 747\nI 180\n565\n1 002\n347\n72\n14\n18\n55\n12\n26\n15 to 19 years\n14 355\n12 663\n5 788\n2 660\n4 215\n1 692\n39\n294\n119\n88\n273\n158\n141\n15 years\n3 105\n2 675\n215\n551\n909\n430\n-\n77\n11\n13\n53\n13\n24\n16 years\n3 003\n2 585\n145\n574\n866\n418\n1\n60\n16\n17\n48\n15\n20\n17 years\n2 925\n2 575\n170\n567\n838\n350\n10\n65\n24\n17\n56\n21\n27\n18 years\n2 605\n2 335\n116\n458\n761\n270\n12\n55\n30\n18\n65\n43\n26\n19 years\n2 717\n2 493\n142\n510\n841\n224\n16\n37\n38\n23\n51\n66\n44\n20 to 24 years\n14 358\n13 076\n6 193\n2 469\n4 414\n1 282\n51\n209\n247\n111\n192\n291\n225\n20 years\n2 811\n2 570\n230\n494\n846\n241\n11\n50\n44\n23\n49\n62\n54\n21 years\n2 916\n2 674\n305\n501\n868\n242\n13\n49\n51\n24\n50\n56\n51\n25 to 34 years\n22 307\n19 995\n8 940\n3 866\n7 189\n2 312\n44\n319\n200\n128\n269\n173\n234\n35 to 44 years\n19 433\n17 149\n7 849\n3 686\n5 614\n2 284\n54\n263\n140\n77\n274\n154\n165\n45 to 54 years\n18 732\n16 633\n8 445\n3 888\n4 300\n2 099\n83\n249\n234\n106\n293\n231\n175\n55 to 59 years\n7 870\n6 927\n3 776\n1 616\n1 535\n943\n34\n122\n144\n61\n141\n131\n79\n60 to 64 years\n7 338\n6 474\n3 508\n1 491\nI 475\n864\n56\n120\n152\n53\n131\n143\n112\n65 to 74 years\n10 714\n9 615\n5 630\n2 125\n1 860\nI 099\n84\n161\n359\n101\n258\n219\n154\n75 years and over\n6 847\n6 134\n3 722\n234\n178\n713\n55\n87\n260\n57\n123\n272\n100\nRELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\nAll persons\n323 296\n287 139\n132 483\n60 040\n94 666\n36 107\n1 000\n5 283\n3 820\n2 166\n5 177\n3 575\n3 331\nIn households\n313 667\n279 493\n129 111\n58 680\n91 702\n34 174\n950\n5 250\n3 755\n997\n5 155\n3 305\n3 276\nHead of household\n102 882\n92 013\n45 294\n19 771\n26 948\n10 869\n595\n1 420\n1 778\n690\n1 570\nI 566\n+ 148\nHead of family\n83 764\n74 373\n34 283\n16 162\n23 928\n9 391\n199\n1 130\n943\n496\n1 168\n803\n822\nPrimary individual\n19 118\n17 640\n11 011\n3 609\n3 020\n1 478\n396\n290\n835\n194\n402\n763\n326\nWife of head\n72 161\n63 573\n28 386\n13 760\n21 427\n8 588\n120\n765\n688\n365\n828\n582\n549\nOther relative of head\n134 416\n119 883\n52 771\n24 503\n42 609\n14 533\n190\n2 940\n1 177\n886\n2 629\n980\n1 442\nNot related to head\n4 208\n4 024\n2 660\n646\n718\n184\n45\n125\n112\n56\n128\n177\n137\nIn group quarters\n9 629\n7 696\n372\n1 360\n2 964\n1 933\n50\n33\n65\n169\n22\n270\n55\nPersons per household\n3.05\n3.04\n2.85\n2.97\n3.40\n3.14\n1.60\n3.70\n2.11\n2.89\n3.28\n2.11\n2.85\nTYPE OF FAMILY AND NUMBER OF OWN\nCHILDREN\nAN femilies\n83 764\n74 373\n283\n16 162\n23 928\n9 391\n199\n1 130\n943\n496\n1 168\n803\n822\nWith own children under 18 years\n46 637\n41 285\n17 696\n8 674\n14 915\n5 352\n55\n703\n333\n235\n608\n277\n411\nNumber of children\n102 098\n90 692\n38 565\n18 250\n33 877\n11 406\n83\n2 101\n701\n567\n1 722\n548\n896\nHusband-wife families\n72 161\n63 573\n28 386\n13 760\n21 427\n8 588\n120\n765\n688\n365\n828\n582\n549\nWith own children under 18 years\n40 427\n35 474\n14 691\n7 374\n13 409\n4 953\n24\n458\n238\n175\n419\n197\n272\nNumber of children\n87 612\n77 033\n31 540\n15 327\n30 166\n10 579\n42\nI 337\n502\n383\nI 203\n393\n587\nPercent of total under 18 years\n78.7\n77.9\n74.2\n77.5\n82.5\n84.6\n40.4\n56.8\n61.8\n57.5\n59.2\n59.8\n55.9\nFemilies with other male head\n1 941\n1 761\n863\n391\n507\n180\n14\n62\n36\n22\n35\n38\n41\nWith own children under 18 years\n713\n641\n270\n148\n223\n72\n2\n33\n7\n7\n12\n11\n8\nNumber of children\n1 566\n1 414\n578\n301\n535\n152\n3\n92\n14\n14\n32\n27\n23\nFemilies with female head\n9 662\n9 039\n5 034\n2 011\n1 994\n623\n65\n303\n219\n109\n305\n183\n232\nWith own children under 18 years\n5 497\n5 170\n2 735\n1 152\n1 283\n327\n29\n212\n88\n53\n177\n69\n131\nNumber of children\n12 920\n12 245\n6 447\n2 622\n3 176\n675\n38\n672\n185\n170\n487\n128\n286\nPercent of total under 18 years\n11.6\n12.4\n15.2\n13.3\n8.7\n5.4\n36.5\n28.6\n22.8\n25.5\n24.0\n19.5\n27.2\nPersons under 18 years\n111 363\n98 865\n42494\n19 784\n36 587\n12 498\n104\n352\n812\n666\n033\n657\n050\nMARITAL STATUS\nMale, 14 years old and over\n111 538\n98 475\n44485\n21 150\n32 840\n13 063\n423\n1 577\n1 277\n827\n1 572\n1 259\n1 067\nSingle\n27 616\n24 325\n10 973\n4 809\n8 543\n3 291\n135\n538\n336\n196\n480\n339\n270\nMarried\n76 843\n67 798\n30 267\n14849\n22 682\n9 045\n168\n888\n769\n473\n958\n692\n635\nSeparated\nI 423\n1 286\n731\n272\n283\n137\n26\n65\n42\n33\n66\n47\n47\nWidowed\n2 997\n2 674\n1 362\n572\n740\n323\n51\n90\n66\n50\n65\n89\n79\nDivorced\n4 082\n3 678\n883\n920\n875\n404\n74\n61\n106\n108\n69\n139\n83\nFemale, 14 years old and ever\n125 048\n111 413\n55 031\n23 600\n32782\n13 635\n500\n1 896\n1 869\n800\n009\n1 784\n1 411\nSingle\n23 600\n21 149\n11 221\n4 092\n5 836\n2 451\n100\n518\n400\n138\n450\n440\n291\nMarried\n77 996\n68 804\n31 119\n14 850\n22 835\n9 192\n164\n954\n785\n425\n1 042\n685\n708\nSeparated\n2 527\n2 363\n373\n536\n454\n164\n31\n142\n47\n35\n141\n46\n88\nWidowed\n16 549\n15 002\n8 795\n3 299\n2 908\n1 547\n136\n302\n502\n176\n388\n477\n278\nDivorced Reference Copy #57\n6 903\n6 458\n3 896\n1 359\nI 203\n445\n100\n122\n182\n61\n129\n182\n134\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE\nROCK-NORTH\nLITTLE\nROCK.\nARK.\nSMSA\n1\nTable P-1. General Characteristics of the Population:\n1970-Continued\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nLittle\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0008\n0009\n0010\n0011\n0012\n0013\n0014\n0015\n0016\n0017\n0018\n0019\n0020.01\n0020.02\n0021.01\nRACE\nAN persons\n1 015\n1 314\n4 486\n6 270\n2 375\n5 453\n4 036\n9 352\n5 740\n883\n6 317\n5 499\n6 263\n5 666\n9 504\nWhite\n21\n1 249\n2 406\n640\n2 148\n2 516\n3 787\n9 169\n5 697\n795\n5 159\n4 852\n6 252\n5 661\n9 363\nNegro\n993\n52\n2 063\n5 628\n213\n2 935\n236\n142\n39\n81\n147\n626\n2\n2\n127\nPercent Negro\n97.8\n4.0\n46.0\n89.8\n9.0\n53.8\n5.8\n1.5\n0.7\n9.2\n18.2\n11.4\n-\n-\n1.3\nAGE BY SEX\nMale, all ages\n428\n649\n1 956\n2 900\n1 061\n2 400\n1 753\n4 046\n2 570\n433\n2 718\n2 614\n3 038\n2 756\n4 442\nUnder 5 years\n19\n25\n203\n310\n113\n212\n113\n203\n160\n8\n228\n192\n297\n347\n269\n3 and 4 years\n8\n6\n71\n123\n42\n83\n39\n67\n72\n-\n92\n70\n126\n136\n114\n5 to 9 years\n39\n14\n171\n360\n79\n243\n106\n324\n192\n3\n264\n250\n403\n382\n424\n5 years\n6\n2\n35\n73\n17\n38\n23\n49\n35\n-\n52\n42\n81\n66\n78\n6 years\n7\n5\n33\n73\n19\n49\n22\n56\n42\n2\n55\n46\n62\n96\n74\n10 to 14 years\n27\n17\n148\n363\n55\n278\n111\n444\n189\n3\n281\n252\n316\n266\n547\n14 years\n6\n6\n29\n75\n8\n55\n23\n83\n41\n-\n53\n57\n67\n44\n112\n15 to 19 years\n36\n44\n188\n282\n71\n225\n126\n401\n148\n30\n233\n223\n229\n190\n457\n15 years\n8\n4\n34\n68\n15\n43\n26\n84\n28\n5\n38\n46\n58\n41\n126\n16 years\n2\n6\n36\n49\n15\n45\n21\n111\n38\n8\n57\n41\n42\n46\n117\n17 years\n6\n8\n31\n52\n14\n54\n26\n80\n41\n7\n57\n56\n55\n32\n115\n18 years\n9\n10\n46\n67\n10\n38\n28\n70\n26\n4\n53\n49\n43\n36\n55\n19 years\n11\n16\n41\n46\n17\n45\n25\n56\n15\n6\n28\n31\n31\n35\n44\n20 to 24 years\n60\n71\n238\n232\n99\n181\n239\n383\n169\n150\n174\n243\n151\n244\n145\n20 years\n15\n11\n38\n46\n14\n30\n29\n71\n28\n12\n32\n39\n30\n28\n29\n21 years\n17\n12\n45\n40\n21\n39\n36\n55\n21\n28\n21\n56\n18\n29\n18\n25 to 34 years\n50\n107\n244\n347\n134\n263\n231\n513\n373\n79\n240\n308\n576\n674\n422\n35 to 44 years\n51\n94\n158\n275\n99\n176\n167\n323\n256\n41\n244\n242\n438\n349\n686\n45 to 54 years\n51\n83\n168\n259\n111\n245\n166\n484\n310\n34\n349\n345\n350\n184\n770\n55 to 59 years\n25\n52\n95\n135\n81\n146\n105\n222\n171\n26\n196\n160\n112\n53\n271\n60 to 64 years\n14\n40\n91\n95\n71\n123\n143\n238\n192\n16\n166\n144\n60\n32\n194\n65 to 74 years\n39\n61\n149\n142\n104\n196\n170\n337\n280\n29\n195\n184\n68\n23\n191\n75 years and over\n17\n41\n103\n100\n44\n112\n76\n174\n130\n14\n148\n71\n38\n12\n66\nFemale, of age:\n587\n665\n2 530\n3 370\n1 314\n3 053\n2 283\n5 306\n3 170\n450\n3 599\n2 885\n3 225\n2 910\n5 062\nUnder 5 years\n22\n29\n179\n282\n93\n224\n120\n217\n158\n10\n220\n190\n296\n350\n256\n3 and 4 years\n14\n5\n63\n121\n40\n93\n43\n84\n60\n1\n89\n68\n101\n123\n113\n5 to 9 years\n32\n8\n124\n357\n93\n255\n96\n338\n183\n-\n273\n216\n410\n376\n418\n5 years\n6\n2\n31\n82\n18\n36\n24\n72\n35\n-\n60\n51\n81\n91\n68\n6 years\n5\n-\n21\n67\n17\n50\n17\n66\n36\n-\n54\n37\n92\n77\n79\n10 to 14 years\n34\n12\n153\n356\n71\n248\n98\n413\n224\n4\n277\n231\n341\n259\n527\n14 years\n5\n4\n29\n61\n9\n49\n21\n85\n51\n3\n56\n4)\n54\n45\n103\n15 to 19 years\n89\n51\n234\n337\n77\n286\n133\n420\n190\n28\n250\n222\n227\n190\n474\n15 years\n4\n1\n31\n75\n13\n60\n25\n78\n46\n2\n65\n49\n50\n34\n120\n16 years\n11\n3\n32\n76\n10\n50\n17\n87\n55\n3\n48\n42\n59\n33\n111\n17 years\n6\n14\n38\n48\n17\n46\n18\n91\n45\nI\n58\n50\n43\n31\n124\n18 years\n29\n10\n68\n65\n13\n66\n30\n72\n25\n5\n44\n43\n33\n33\n76\n19 years\n39\n23\n65\n73\n24\n64\n43\n92\n19\n17\n35\n38\n42\n59\n43\n20 to 24 years\n103\n92\n293\n296\n98\n244\n302\n515\n213\n122\n240\n249\n205\n406\n249\n20 years\n45\n19\n70\n63\n17\n55\n54\n95\n37\n27\n43\n57\n22\n44\n51\n21 years\n27\n24\n64\n65\n16\n62\n49\n112\n57\n47\n58\n58\n31\n76\n49\n25 to 34 years\n53\n72\n240\n432\n163\n290\n227\n528\n362\n58\n317\n300\n630\n669\n543\n35 to 44 years\n45\n53\n195\n352\n108\n247\n176\n419\n282\n65\n348\n281\n488\n323\n838\n45 to 54 years\n60\n65\n273\n312\n162\n345\n278\n698\n403\n60\n463\n451\n311\n195\n816\n55 to 59 years\n33\n48\n154\n160\n95\n193\n172\n376\n249\n34\n233\n216\n98\n4)\n285\n60 to 64 years\n26\n47\n151\n120\n82\n187\n187\n374\n263\n28\n240\n159\n79\n51\n217\n65 to 74 years\n62\n109\n333\n217\n158\n317\n298\n615\n416\n29\n393\n242\n102\n35\n271\n75 years and over\n28\n79\n201\n149\n114\n217\n196\n393\n227\n12\n345\n128\n38\n15\n168\nRELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\n/\nAN persons\n1 015\n1 314\n4 486\n6 270\n2 375\n5 453\n036\n9 352\n5 740\n883\n317\n5 499\n6 263\n5 666\n9 504\nIn households\n843\n1 212\n4 339\n6 245\n2 219\n5 408\n4 009\n8 730\n5 735\n113\n6 120\n280\n262\n5 666\n9 440\nHecd of household\n348\n728\n739\n830\n870\nI 865\n1 735\n3 694\n2 356\n53\n2 267\n944\n875\n1 760\n3 117\nHead of family\n192\n265\n083\n1 408\n638\n1 349\nI 177\n2 490\n1 621\n45\n723\n529\n1 746\n565\n2 680\nPrimary individual\n156\n463\n656\n422\n232\n516\n558\n1 204\n735\n8\n544\n415\n129\n195\n437\nWife of head\n132\n197\n750\n1 055\n525\n995\n969\n2 064\n1 438\n45\n346\n269\nI 617\n1 425\n2 445\nOther relative of head\n303\n217\n1 656\n3 196\n780\n2 439\n1 153\n2 753\n1 766\n13\n2 444\n970\n2 715\n2 418\n3 795\nNo: related to head\n60\n70\n194\n164\n44\n109\n152\n219\n175\n2\n63\n97\n55\n63\n83\nIn group quarters\n172\n102\n147\n25\n156\n45\n27\n622\n5\n770\n197\n219\n1\nI\n64\nPersons per household\n2.42\n1.66\n2.50\n3.41\n2.55\n2.90\n2.31\n2.36\n2.43\n2.13\n2.70\n2.72\n3.34\n3.22\n3.03\nTYPE OF FAMILY AND NUMBER OF OWN\nCHILDREN\nAN femilies\n192\n265\n1 083\n1 408\n638\n1 349\n1 177\n2 490\n1 621\n45\n1 723\n529\n1 746\n1 565\n2 680\nWith own children under 18 years\n70\n60\n456\n762\n274\n610\n367\n931\n637\n6\n770\n646\n1 152\n1 093\n1 505\nNumber of children\n171\n115\n1 011\n2 029\n521\n1 511\n690\n1 846\n1 300\n9\n756\n350\n2 293\n2 100\n3 077\nHusband-wife fumilies\n132\n197\n750\n1 055\n525\n995\n969\n2 064\n1 438\n45\n346\n1 269\n617\n425\n2 445\nWith own children under 18 years\n45\n47\n315\n562\n221\n449\n291\n764\n573\n6\n547\n545\n072\n985\nI 366\nNumber of children\n113\n91\n702\n1 477\n417\n1 086\n564\n1 561\nI 194\n9\n1 158\nI 139\n2 133\n1 921\n2 850\nPercent of total under 18 years\n53.8\n64.5\n59.5\n61.6\n70.9\n61.8\n72.6\n63.2\n87.9\n16.7\n62.1\n70.5\n90.0\n87.4\n90.4\nFemilies with other male head\n9\n14\n51\n49\n16\n62\n35\n48\n33\n-\n42\n47\n21\n11\n40\nWith own children under 18 years\n4\n-\n10\n15\n7\n17\n9\n12\n6\n-\n13\n10\n8\n5\n19\nNumber of children\n6\n-\n14\n38\n9\n42\n14\n24\n15\n-\n31\n17\n13\n6\n30\nFamilies with female head\n51\n54\n282\n304\n97\n292\n173\n378\n150\n-\n335\n213\n108\n129\n195\nWith own children under 18 years\n21\n13\n131\n185\n46\n144\n67\n155\n58\n-\n210\n91\n72\n103\n120\nNumber of children\n52\n24\n295\n514\n95\n383\n112\n261\n91\n-\n567\n194\n147\n173\n197\nPercent of total under 18 years\n24.8\n17.0\n25.0\n21.5\n16.2\n21.8\n14.4\n10.6\n6.7\n-\n30.4\n12.0\n6.2\n7.9\n6.2\nPersons under 18 years\n210\n141\n1 180\n2 396\n588\nI 758\n777\n2 470\n1 359\n54\n1 866\nI 615\n2 370\n2 197\n3 154\nMARITAL STATUS\nMale, 14 years old end ever\n349\n599\n1 463\n1 942\n822\n1 722\n1 446\n3 158\n2 070\n419\n1 998\n1 977\n2 089\n1 805\n3 314\nSingle\n117\n192\n424\n575\n177\n454\n293\n866\n454\n247\n460\n469\n386\n307\n740\nMarried\n177\n252\n845\n1 193\n565\n1 100\n1 014\n2 136\n1 489\n120\n1 419\n1 359\n1 651\n1 446\n2 488\nSeparated\n31\n19\n37\n73\n6\n38\n18\n25\n13\n10\n20\n22\n13\n5\n13\nWidowed\n23\n35\n85\n81\n47\n83\n53\n59\n42\n20\n66\n63\n14\n14\n38\nDivorced\n32\n120\n109\n93\n33\n85\n81\n97\n85\n32\n53\n81\n38\n38\n48\nFemale, 14 years old and over\n504\n620\n2 103\n2 436\n1 066\n2 375\n1 990\n4 423\n2 656\n439\n2 885\n2 289\n2 232\n1 970\n3 964\nSingle\n213\n156\n493\n609\n151\n528\n341\nI 004\n500\n161\n510\n364\n346\n269\n828\nMarried\n157\n214\n917\n1 258\n577\n1 160\n1 043\n2 183\n1 502\n178\n1 474\n1 378\n1 663\n1 474\n2 521\nSeparated\n18\n10\n88\n126\n18\n92\n26\n47\n21\n23\n70\n41\n20\n19\n23\nWidowed\n95\n163\n491\n366\n254\n502\n421\n891\n498\n52\n661\n374\n122\n83\n435\nDivorced Reference Copy #58\n39\n87\n202\n203\n84\n185\n185\n345\n156\n48\n240\n173\n101\n144\n180\nP-2 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-1. General Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nLittle Rock\nNorth Little Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\n0021.02\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0040.01\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\n0025\n0026\n0027\n0028\n0029\n0030\nRACE\nAll persons\n4 173\n5 073\n8 598\n6 074\n4 588\n2 196\n1 962\n799\n495\n2 699\n3 784\n8 186\n496\n2 064\n7 971\nWhite\n4 132\n5 062\n8 541\n6 043\n3 772\n38\n1 952\n793\n494\n2 105\n2 048\n6 950\n5\nI 634\n7 923\nNegro\n28\n8\n43\n3\n802\n2 157\n-\n5\n1\n584\n1 729\nI 230\n478\n424\n24\nPercent Negro\n0.7\n0.2\n0.5\n-\n17.5\n98.2\n-\n0.6\n0.2\n21.6\n45.7\n15.0\n99.7\n20.5\n0.3\nAGE BY SEX\nMale, all ages\n1 988\n2 383\n4 111\n2 990\n2 195\n955\n948\n406\n259\n1 271\n1 741\n3 994\n2 430\n939\n3 593\nUnder 5 years\n124\n190\n437\n374\n185\n143\n67\n51\n27\n121\n148\n389\n309\n86\n293\n3 and 4 years\n45\n69\n173\n166\n81\n58\n28\n20\n14\n37\n63\n163\n137\n42\n113\n5 to 9 years\n155\n209\n469\n379\n230\n181\n117\n65\n19\n84\n135\n457\n371\n46\n309\n5 years\n27\n46\n74\n82\n36\n29\n19\n14\n2\n21\n19\n84\n75\n11\n64\n6 years\n23\n36\n99\n56\n49\n31\n16\n21\n3\n22\n20\n85\n72\n16\n59\n10 to 14 years\n211\n229\n478\n309\n278\n188\n139\n32\n29\n79\n126\n482\n354\n77\n296\n14 years\n45\n59\n79\n78\n50\n34\n30\n5\n5\n26\n21\n79\n58\n15\n65\n15 to 19 years\n199\n229\n332\n219\n221\n121\n105\n30\n26\n102\n143\n358\n302\n76\n279\n15 years\n40\n57\n90\n52\n52\n34\n28\n2\n2\n21\n31\n93\n66\n15\n58\n16 years\n46\n61\n93\n61\n49\n31\n24\n6\n8\n20\n30\n84\n66\n18\n67\n17 years\n49\n60\n62\n50\n41\n29\n23\n9\n9\n22\n37\nB1\n53\n19\n60\n18 years\n36\n31\n51\n35\n47\n14\n19\n7\n5\n25\n24\n62\n60\n14\n63\n19 years\n28\n20\n36\n21\n32\n13\n11\n6\n2\n14\n21\n38\n57\n10\n31\n20 to 24 years\n160\n148\n183\n164\n140\n44\n40\n13\n9\n109\n132\n238\n185\n105\n308\n20 years\n32\n20\n34\n23\n31\n7\n10\nI\n2\n18\n21\n39\n50\n15\n64\n21 years\n23\n33\n13\n22\n36\n12\n\"\n2\nI\n30\n25\n46\n37\n13\n49\n25 to 34 years\n229\n328\n641\n623\n238\n82\n112\n96\n30\n140\n199\n595\n184\n100\n448\n35 to 44 years\n240\n274\n645\n405\n313\n73\n153\n57\n40\n115\n169\n470\n163\n85\n295\n45 to 54 years\n366\n331\n515\n299\n274\n58\n150\n37\n52\n166\n207\n469\n167\n136\n484\n55 to 59 years\n124\n139\n160\n81\n105\n16\n29\n10\n14\n76\n116\n168\n91\n50\n214\n60 to 64 years\n72\n115\n108\n56\n79\n13\n18\n5\n4\n64\n118\n128\n94\n56\n210\n65 to 74 years\n73\n131\n106\n58\n91\n20\n16\n7\n4\n141\n149\n153\n141\n81\n293\n75 years and over\n35\n60\n37\n23\n41\n16\n2\n3\n5\n74\n99\n87\n69\n41\n164\nFemale, all ages\n2 185\n2 690\n4 487\n3 084\n2 393\n1 241\n1 014\n393\n236\n1 428\n2 043\n4 192\n066\n1 125\n4 378\nUnder 5 years\n119\n176\n394\n321\n174\n128\n69\n38\n10\n107\n161\n363\n312\n76\n289\n3 and 4 years\n43\n64\n148\n121\n73\n65\n21\n13\n6\n44\n62\n138\n137\n26\n119\n5 to 9 years\n149\n229\n478\n375\n274\n217\n128\n47\n23\n100\n151\n448\n402\n50\n307\n5 years\n28\n47\n98\n73\n45\n48\n25\n8\n4\n27\n38\n83\n71\n5\n81\n6 years\n30\n38\n90\n85\n54\n41\n23\n20\n3\n18\n39\n110\n90\n12\n46\n10 to 14 years\n200\n229\n479\n337\n270\n208\n137\n42\n29\n59\n153\n456\n382\n59\n309\n14 years\n47\n48\n91\n60\n52\n33\n27\n4\n5\n10\n34\n82\n69\n15\n65\n15 to 19 years\n187\n192\n345\n216\n208\n168\n106\n28\n18\n124\n162\n348\n354\n101\n313\n15 years\n40\n39\n94\n51\n46\n44\n39\n12\n6\n19\n32\n78\n&\n28\n59\n16 years\n41\n51\n77\n52\n44\n33\n27\n4\n2\n20\n26\n84\n53\n18\n59\n17 years\n49\n43\n76\n39\n50\n37\n18\n4\n4\n29\n28\n69\n59\n16\n67\n18 years\n31\n35\n57\n47\n36\n23\n17\n5\n4\n30\n27\n61\n55\n26\n64\n19 years\n26\n24\n41\n27\n32\n31\n5\n3\n2\n26\n49\n56\n108\n13\n64\n20 to 24 years\n176\n189\n292\n266\n145\n77\n48\n35\n12\n104\n165\n348\n215\n111\n355\n20 years\n34\n35\n53\n43\n33\n23\n12\n3\n2\n16\n34\n66\n54\n26\n86\n21 years\n29\n30\n47\n48\n33\n13\n8\n5\n3\n32\n27\n63\n48\n28\n69\n25 to 34 years\n231\n345\n761\n646\n300\n137\n133\n96\n40\n128\n193\n615\n331\n67\n402\n35 to 44 years\n364\n335\n664\n404\n350\n117\n173\n50\n45\n115\n159\n561\n232\n115\n395\n45 to 54 years\n409\n392\n528\n273\n283\n82\n139\n35\n41\n168\n255\n475\n237\n145\n593\n55 to 59 years\n114\n163\n150\n82\n96\n27\n29\n7\n9\n108\n138\n155\n144\n95\n284\n60 to 64 years\n88\n153\n111\n62\n82\n13\n13\n3\n5\n101\n138\n147\n141\n84\n311\n65 to 74 years\n101\n189\n145\n62\n130\n40\n19\n8\n3\n176\n237\n177\n195\n149\n518\n75 years and over\n47\n98\n140\n40\n81\n27\n20\n4\n1\n138\n131\n99\n121\n73\n302\nRELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\nAN persons\n4 173\n5 073\n8 598\n6 074\n4 588\n2 196\n1 962\n799\n495\n2 699\n3 784\n8 186\n5 496\n2 064\n7 971\nIn households\n4 161\n5 073\n8 526\n6 074\n4 522\n2 190\n962\n799\n495\n2 691\n3 762\n8 174\n5 352\n2 047\n7 963\nHead of household\n1 466\n773\n2 604\n776\n1 352\n465\n531\n228\n151\nI 104\n1 413\n2 483\n1 505\n809\n3 178\nHead of family\n1 220\nI 484\n2 337\n668\nI 216\n412\n509\n223\n142\n702\n984\n211\n1 131\n585\n2 273\nPrimary individual\n246\n289\n267\n108\n136\n53\n22\n5\n9\n402\n429\n272\n374\n224\n905\nWife of head\n1 069\nI 318\n2 168\n1 537\n1 069\n230\n472\n213\n141\n524\n733\n1 948\n640\n475\n1 864\nOther relative of head\n1 533\n1 903\n3 679\n2 740\n2 059\n1 486\n953\n354\n202\n965\n1 523\n3 692\n3 130\n738\n2 828\nNot related to head\n93\n79\n75\n21\n42\n9\n6\n4\nI\n98\n93\n51\n77\n25\n93\nIn group quarters\n12\n-\n72\n-\n66\n6\n-\n-\n-\n8\n22\n12\n144\n17\n8\nPersons per household\n2.84\n2.86\n3.27\n3.42\n3.34\n4.71\n3.69\n3.50\n3.28\n2.44\n2.66\n3.29\n3.56\n2.53\n2.51\nTYPE OF FAMILY AND NUMBER OF OWN\nCHILDREN\nAN families\n1 220\n1 484\n2 337\n1 668\n1 216\n412\n509\n223\n142\n702\n984\n2 211\n1 131\n585\n2 273\nWith own children under 18 years\n665\n773\nI 510\n1 149\n701\n327\n365\n159\n86\n252\n398\n1 351\n709\n235\n955\nNumber of children\n1 186\nI 523\n3 115\n2 330\n1 566\nI 196\n782\n305\n165\n558\n905\n2 860\n2 137\n451\n1 952\nMusband-wife families\n1 069\n1 318\n2 168\n537\n1 069\n230\n472\n213\n141\n524\n733\n1 948\n640\n475\n1 864\nWith own children under 18 years\n575\n695\n1 415\n062\n623\n172\n340\n153\n85\n189\n295\n1 194\n373\n192\n760\nNumber of children\n1 050\n1 379\n2 930\n2 168\n1 380\n582\n731\n295\n163\n419\n656\n2 544\n1 120\n372\n1 546\nPercent of total under 18 years\n85.9\n87.7\n90.8\n90.3\n81.5\n45.7\n89.6\n94.6\n97.0\n61.5\n62.0\n82.5\n44.7\n73.2\n71.1\nFemilies with other male head\n28\n20\n24\n24\n26\n15\n-\n-\n-\n35\n55\n54\n76\n13\n54\nWith own children under 18 years\n13\n3\n6\n11\n11\n11\n-\n-\n-\n10\n15\n20\n40\n4\n22\nNumber of children\n19\n4\n10\n20\n18\n43\n-\n-\nI\n14\n32\n38\n111\n9\n37\nFamilies with female head\n123\n146\n145\n107\n121\n167\n37\n10\n1\n143\n196\n209\n415\n97\n355\nWith own children under 18 years\n77\n75\n89\n76\n67\n144\n25\n6\n1\n53\n88\n137\n296\n39\n173\nNumber of children\n117\n140\n175\n142\n168\n571\n51\n10\n2\n125\n217\n278\n906\n70\n369\nPercent of total under 18 years\n9.6\n8.9\n5.4\n5.9\n9.9\n44.9\n6.3\n3.2\n1.2\n18.4\n20.5\n9.0\n36.2\n13.8\n17.0\nPersons under 18 years\n1 223\n1 573\n3 227\n2 400\n1 693\n273\n816\n312\n168\n681\nI 058\n3 084\n2 506\n508\n2 173\nMARITAL STATUS\nMale, 14 years old and over\n1 543\n1 814\n2 806\n2 006\n1 552\n477\n655\n263\n189\n1 013\n1 353\n2 745\n1 454\n745\n2 760\nSingle\n375\n414\n530\n373\n369\n206\n167\n42\n37\n252\n318\n577\n565\n174\n542\nMarried\nI 098\n1 341\n2 205\n1 571\nI 117\n258\n479\n216\n145\n615\n822\n2 031\n772\n504\n1 988\nSeparated\n9\n6\n8\n8\n14\n14\n2\n1\n-\n40\n55\n23\n60\n10\n37\nWidowed\n21\n28\n25\n18\n37\n4\n4\n3\n4\n51\n103\n61\n70\n21\n86\nDivorced\n49\n31\n46\n44\n29\n9\n5\n2\n3\n95\n110\n76\n47\n46\n144\nFemale, 14 years old and over\n1 764\n2 104\n3 227\n2 111\n1 727\n721\n707\n270\n179\n1 172\n1 612\n007\n2 039\n955\n3 538\nSingle\n348\n352\n590\n332\n309\n262\n154\n36\n28\n177\n267\n491\n639\n169\n463\nMarried\n1 132\n1 366\n2 239\n1 595\n1 147\n328\n488\n216\n146\n607\n858\n2 065\n888\n524\n2 041\nSeparated\n34\n18\n25\n19\n28\n71\n5\nI\n47\n79\n43\n176\n32\n73\nWidowed\n164\n259\n268\n117\n192\n73\n41\n12\n2\n283\n387\n257\n380\n194\n767\nDevorced Reference Copy #59\n120\n127\n130\n67\n79\n58\n24\n6\n3\n105\n100\n194\n132\n68\n267\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P-3\nTable P-1. General Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nNorth Little Rock Con.\nCensus Tracts\nBalance of Pulaski County\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\n0031\nTroct\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0033.01\nTroct\n0033.02\nTract\n0037\n0038\nTract\n0002\n0005\nTract\nTract\nTroct\n0009\n0019\n0020.01\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0023\nRACE\nAll persons\n1 169\n6 579\n497\n5 912\n8 539\n2 113\nWhite\n31\n381\n12\n-\n997\n6 568\n5 484\n7\n5 895\n195\n8 527\n2 108\n31\n5\n381\n10\n446\n1 165\nNegro\n-\n164\n3\n-\n7\n195\n1\n5\n442\n-\n-\nPercent Negro\n2\n1 157\n-\n-\n-\n14.0\n-\n0.1\n-\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\n16.7\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n0.2\n0.3\nAGE BY SEX\nMale, all ages\n1 114\n3 220\n2 669\n2 754\n4 025\n1 058\n17\nUnder 5 years\n187\n7\n-\n317\n5\n3\n276\n97\n194\n223\n2\n113\n203\n3\n3 and 4 years\n17\n558\n-\n-\n-\n-\n126\n97\n12\n73\n-\n104\n37\n17\n1\n45\n5 to 9 years\n12\n-\n-\nI\n-\n359\n285\n6\n235\n-\n387\n172\n8\n5 years\n2\n19\n19\n-\n-\n-\n59\n54\n10\n1\n-\n47\n62\n21\n32\n-\n6 years\n6\n47\n-\n-\n-\n72\n-\n55\n-\n4\n-\n43\n64\n6\n10 to 14 years\n24\nI\n3\n-\n-\nI\n320\n-\n283\n1\n252\n-\n494\n131\n11\n14 years\n1\n24\n1\n5\n-\n-\n52\n-\n62\n13\n43\n-\n93\n25\n28\n5\n74\n15 to 19 years\n-\n-\n-\n6\n263\n-\n226\n1\n254\n359\n-\n89\n8\n17\n15 years\n-\n16\n-\n-\n-\n70\n-\n42\n4\n56\n-\n83\n16 years\n23\n12\n-\n3\n48\n-\n-\nI\n58\n-\n59\n2\n69\n-\n88\n17 years\n25\n2\n7\n13\n-\n-\n-\n1\n62\n-\n49\n52\n100\n2\n-\n19\n4\n13\n18 years\n-\n2\n-\n-\n1\n36\n-\n43\n-\n57\n-\n44\n15\n4\n-\n3\n10\n19 years\n-\n-\n3\n37\n-\n33\n-\n33\n31\n7\n-\n-\n20 to 24 years\n-\n1\n7\n-\n-\n35\n261\n-\n184\n217\n180\n-\n2\n5\n20 years\n22\n1\n11\n-\n-\nI\n-\n7\n32\n29\n43\n-\n40\n11\n21 years\n6\n47\n-\n3\n-\n-\n4\n-\n40\n27\n32\n-\n25 to 34 years\n23\n4\n1\n2\n8\n-\n-\n-\n70\n-\n554\n480\n350\n2\n-\n1\n35 to 44 years\n405\n203\n4\n19\n6\n1\n-\n200\n4\n426\n273\n18\n352\nI\n45 to 54 years\n592\n174\n31\n1\n26\n60\n-\n384\n-\n1\n363\n337\n381\n9\n55 to 59 years\n752\n1\n104\n33\n2\n19\n57\n4\n-\n108\n-\n125\n126\n5\n-\n166\n60 to 64 years\n243\n23\n16\n12\n75\n-\n-\n-\n61\n108\n-\n72\n113\n6\n-\n165\n15\nI\n6\n6\n27\n65 to 74 years\n-\n-\n126\n85\n-\n74\n3\n182\n-\n159\n12\nI\n1\n10\n27\n75 years and over\n-\n-\n119\n39\n-\n53\n8\n58\n-\n66\n6\n-\n1\n8\n37\n1\n-\n-\n2\n-\n10\n14\nFemale, oil ages\n55\n3 359\n2 828\n3 158\n4 514\nUnder 5 years\n1 055\n14\n194\n5\n-\n6\n307\n2\n270\n98\n3\n195\n238\n3 and 4 years\n98\n243\n2\n607\n16\n-\n-\n2\n113\n-\n117\n75\n12\n-\n108\n47\n17\n1\n41\n5 to 9 years\n7\n-\n-\n328\n-\n287\n5\n249\n-\n-\n405\n134\n5\n2\n19\n5 years\n15\n1\n-\n-\n-\n59\n67\n41\n10\n-\n69\n6 years\n20\n25\n1\n1\n47\n1\n-\n-\n-\n73\n58\nI\n55\n-\n10 to 14 years\n68\n28\n4\n1\n2\n5\n-\n-\nI\n-\n307\n232\n272\n2\n-\n518\n145\n3\n23\n9\n14 years\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n55\n35\n7\nI\n52\n27\n15 to 19 years\n118\n29\n40\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n3\n257\n206\n1\n265\n1\n437\n15 years\n90\n6\n7\n-\n20\n-\n-\n-\n-\n49\n38\n10\nI\n50\n101\n14\n16 years\n18\n55\n-\n3\n-\n-\n1\n66\n-\n50\n2\n63\n-\n5\n17 years\n106\n28\n12\n-\n4\n-\n-\n-\n2\n53\n46\n53\n2\n-\n118\n27\n4\n9\n18 years\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n41\n31\n3\n49\n-\n62\n3\n12\n16\n19 years\n-\n4\n-\n-\n-\n48\n41\n2\n50\n-\n2\n-\n50\n8\n20 to 24 years\n5\n-\n3\n-\n-\n20\n-\n365\n1\n272\n270\n1\n201\n-\n42\nI\n10\n20 years\n14\n-\n-\n-\n-\n58\n54\n13\n42\n50\n-\n8\n14\n21 years\n-\n3\n43\n-\n-\n5\n80\n-\n57\n-\n47\n-\n5\n8\n25 to 34 years\n39\n6\n-\n2\n-\n-\n-\n8\n556\n493\n4\n-\n362\n479\n35 to 44 years\n229\n3\n3\n14\n23\n1\n-\n-\n4\n456\n347\n16\n-\n415\n710\n41\n45 to 54 years\n177\n72\n-\n29\n-\n-\n1\n6\n376\n328\n7\n430\n1\n55 to 59 years\n780\n91\n25\n76\n4\n23\n2\n-\n-\n3\n138\n104\n6\n196\n-\n234\n17\n21\n102\n60 to 64 years\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n2\n95\n83\n7\n176\n-\n201\n12\n5\n31\n65 to 74 years\n-\n8\n-\n-\n-\nI\n112\n122\n222\n5\n-\n201\n13\n4\n40\n75 years and over\n2\n11\n-\n-\nI\n1\n62\n4\n84\n106\n-\n110\n7\n12\n43\n-\n3\n1\n-\n-\n1\n-\n38\n17\nRELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\n/\nAll persons\n1 169\n6 579\n5 497\n912\n8 539\nIn households\n2 113\n31\n381\n12\n-\n93\n6 577\n7\n5 426\n195\n5 912\n5\n8 539\n2 113\n446\nHead of household\n31\n165\n381\n12\n-\n7\n42\n2 082\nI 720\n195\n2 113\n5\n2 753\n559\n388\n1 165\nHead of family\n10\n120\n6\n-\n33\n1 912\n4\nI 545\n58\n765\n2 466\n1\n109\n399\nPrimary individual\n545\n10\n106\n4\n-\n1\n9\n170\n175\n54\n348\n1\n287\n102\nWife of head\n14\n336\n-\n14\n2\n-\n33\nI 750\n3\n1 401\n4\n1 588\n-\n2 275\n519\n7\nOther relative of head\n10\n95\n63\n4\n-\n17\n1\n2 700\n2 274\n53\n1\n94\nNot related to head\n2 143\n3 453\n1 029\n11\n159\n290\n2\n-\n1\n-\n45\n31\n83\n68\n58\n3\n185\n6\n458\nIn group quarters\n-\n7\n-\n1 076\n-\n2\n71\n2\n1\n-\n-\n18\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nPersons per household\n58\n-\n2.21\n3.16\n3.15\n2.80\n3.10\n3.78\n3.10\n3.18\n2.00\n-\n3.36\n3.56\n2.92\nTYPE OF FAMILY AND NUMBER OF OWN\nCHILDREN\nAR femilies\n33\n912\n1 545\n1 765\nWith own children under 18 years\n2 466\n545\n10\n106\n4\n-\n12\n1\n132\n961\n54\n894\n1\nNumber of children\n1 352\n102\n420\n3\n61\n336\n2\n-\n16\n2 201\n-\n1 781\n36\n1 677\n2 791\n1\n913\n75\n187\n8\n137\n2\n-\n-\n62\nHusband-wife families\n2\n167\n346\n33\n750\n1 401\n1 588\nWith own children under 18 years\n2 275\n519\n10\n95\n4\n-\n12\n1\n53\n035\n882\n800\n1 239\n1\n94\n400\n290\nNumber of children\n3\n53\n2\n-\n16\n-\n2 041\n1 641\n35\n1 517\n1\nPercent of total under 18 years\n2 578\n869\n68\n8\n164\n124\n2\n-\n94.1\n-\n88.9\n85.6\n87.2\n61\n90.1\n93.1\n2\n156\n80.0\n304\n89.2\n-\n-\n81.3\nFemilies with other mele head\n92.9\n82.8\n-\n23\n21\nWith own children under 18 years\n24\n29\n7\n-\n2\n-\n-\n-\n-\n9\n5\n-\n8\n11\n-\n1\n10\nNumber of children\n4\n-\n1\n-\n-\n15\n-\n12\n-\n-\n10\n-\n15\n-\n8\n3\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\nFemilies with female head\n-\n1\n4\n-\n139\n123\n153\nWith own children under 18 years\n162\n19\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n88\n1\n-\n74\n86\n-\nNumber of children\n102\n16\n7\n36\n-\n7\n-\nI\n145\n-\n130\n148\n1\n-\n198\n36\n7\n20\n-\nPercent of total under 18 years\n-\n12\n-\n-\n-\n6.3\n1\n-\n6.8\n8.5\n-\n6.9\n11\n3.9\n38\n-\n8.6\n-\n-\n-\nPersons under 18 years\n1.3\n-\n6.5\n10.4\n17\n2 296\n1 917\n740\n2 861\n933\n10\n139\n2\n-\n-\n75\n2\n168\n367\nMARITAL STATUS\nMale, 14 years old and ever\n1 109\n2 276\nSingle\n1 887\n2 116\n3 014\n667\n11\n132\n6\n-\n424\n415\n5\n63\n1\n134\n625\n409\nMarried\n420\n133\n-\n30\n2\n433\n-\nI 777\n3\nSeparated\nI 446\n6\n1 613\n-\n2 311\n527\n28\n92\n10\n96\n4\n19\nI\n9\n7\n2\n55\n7\n1\n101\nWidowed\n3\n299\n2\n-\n1\n-\n-\n46\n26\nI\n-\n37\n30\n-\nDivorced\n36\n5\n-\n3\n-\n-\n206\n58\n-\n41\n53\n2\n-\n41\n4\n15\n2\n1\n3\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n3\nFemale, 14 years old and ever\n49\n2 472\nSingle\n2 074\n2 494\n3 471\n707\n10\n149\n4\n12\n-\n350\n2\n70\n3\n180\n436\nMarried\n305\n390\n694\n135\n-\n29\n-\n34\n-\nI 812\n-\n1 464\n1 651\n10\n2 356\n2\n27\n540\n85\nSeparated\n10\n98\n4\n-\n-\nWidowed\n23\n1\n16\n18\n56\n26\n1\n3\n103\n299\n-\n2\n2\n-\n181\n-\n-\n204\n1\n1\nI\nDivorced\n323\n302\n19\n-\n-\n14\n-\n-\n1\n129\n-\n101\n130\n2\n-\n119\n13\n43\n55\nReference Copy #60\n-\n8\nI\n-\nI\n2\n-\n7\n47\nP-4 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-1. General Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nBalance of Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0034\n0035\n0036.01\n0036.02\n0037\n0038\n0039\n0040.01\nRACE\nAll persons\n626\n311\n5\n1 047\n4\n106\n80\n4 610\n5\n539\n16 533\n8 547\n040\n2 115\n4 316\nWhite\n626\n300\n5\n690\n106\n80\n4 490\n6 470\n14 989\n8 464\n1 789\n1 070\n1 456\nNegro\n-\n11\n-\n353\n-\n-\n115\n5\n43\n375\n71\n227\n1 036\n2 859\nPercent Negro\n-\n0.8\n-\n33.7\n-\n-\n2.5\n100.0\n0.7\n8.3\n0.8\n64.0\n49.0\n66.2\nAGE BY SEX\nMale, of ages\n323\n658\n2\n511\n55\n40\n2 271\n1\n3 240\n8 990\n220\n2 436\n1 063\n2 093\nUnder 5 years\n24\n57\n1\n61\n4\nI\n214\n-\n305\n819\n387\n230\n127\n212\n3 and 4 years\n8\n26\n1\n18\n1\n-\n81\n-\n119\n311\n149\n103\n51\n85\n5 to 9 years\n30\n73\n-\n50\n6\n4\n251\n-\n380\n018\n530\n338\n134\n267\n5 years\n4\n9\n-\n\"\n2\nI\n59\n-\n68\n198\n103\n63\n33\n51\n6 years\n3\n17\n-\n9\n1\n34\n-\n70\n194\n83\n78\n27\n53\n10 to 14 years\n34\n63\n-\n60\n3\n9\n270\n-\n387\n917\n514\n314\n146\n236\n14 years\n11\n12\n-\n9\n-\n1\n46\n-\n69\n131\n106\n59\n32\n58\n15 to 19 years\n34\n51\n-\n44\n3\n4\n201\n-\n246\n637\n341\n277\n131\n254\n15 years\n7\n9\n-\n16\n1\n2\n46\n-\n79\n134\n79\n62\n32\n67\n16 years\n5\n14\n-\n10\n-\nI\n41\n-\n45\n113\n76\n57\n35\n51\n17 years\n9\n10\n-\n6\n-\n1\n44\n-\n60\n92\n96\n58\n23\n50\n18 years\n7\n10\n-\n5\n2\n-\n40\n-\n36\n69\n60\n54\n24\n42\n19 years\n6\n8\n-\n7\n-\n30\n-\n26\n229\n30\n46\n17\n44\n20 to 24 years\n25\n58\n1\n53\n5\n2\n233\n-\n403\n2 148\n238\n144\n63\n107\n20 years\n3\n12\n1\n7\n-\n43\n-\n35\n442\n39\n34\n14\n23\n21 years\n3\n9\n-\n12\n2\n-\n49\n-\n89\n549\n36\n18\n8\n21\n25 to 34 years\n36\n97\n-\n54\n7\n5\n281\n-\n463\n1 418\n667\n251\n87\n212\n35 to 44 years\n39\n69\n-\n59\n6\n6\n296\n-\n417\n141\n603\n234\n73\n194\n45 to 54 years\n62\n77\n-\n55\n9\n3\n220\n-\n330\n448\n500\n222\n89\n203\n55 to 59 years\n8\n29\n-\n18\n-\n1\n83\n1\n85\n137\n153\n109\n73\n103\n60 to 64 years\n14\n42\n-\n20\n2\n5\n83\n-\n71\n85\n106\n97\n41\n89\n65 to 74 years\n12\n21\n-\n23\n6\n-\n99\n-\n83\n140\n123\n139\n64\n133\n75 years and over\n5\n21\n-\n14\n4\n-\n40\n-\n70\n82\n58\n81\n35\n83\nFemale, all ages\n303\n653\n3\n536\n51\n40\n2 339\n4\n299\n7 543\n327\n2 604\n052\n2 223\nUnder 5 years\n26\n47\n-\n56\n5\n2\n204\n-\n316\n888\n373\n246\n122\n206\n3 and 4 years\n10\n16\n-\n24\n2\n1\n80\n-\n128\n330\n153\n102\n51\n83\n5 to 9 years\n18\n55\n-\n34\n3\n6\n297\n-\n336\n956\n479\n264\n124\n254\n5 years\n2\n8\n-\n6\n62\n-\n71\n176\n89\n57\n25\n46\n6 years\n2\n13\n-\n10\n1\n54\n-\n67\n200\n107\n60\n27\n61\n10 to 14 years\n34\n61\n-\n56\n5\n268\n-\n366\n895\n506\n341\n117\n261\n14 years\n6\n10\n-\n14\n2\n-\n49\n-\n75\n153\n104\n64\n25\n42\n15 to 19 years\n24\n46\n2\n55\n3\n1\n192\n1\n285\n656\n359\n302\n110\n220\n15 years\n2\n8\n9\n1\n-\n37\n-\n64\n124\n93\n64\n27\n49\n16 years\n7\n9\n1\n12\n1\n34\n-\n59\n116\n78\n80\n21\n39\n17 years\n7\n6\n-\n9\n1\n-\n43\n-\n52\n116\n77\n52\n21\n49\n18 years\nI\n7\n12\n-\n35\n1\n51\n123\n63\n53\n27\n43\n19 years\n7\n16\n1\n13\n1\n-\n43\n-\n59\n177\n48\n53\n14\n40\n20 to 24 years\n19\n60\n-\n60\n8\nI\n214\n2\n427\n944\n309\n195\n75\n143\n20 years\n3\n16\n-\n16\n-\n-\n53\n1\n83\n186\n46\n40\n12\n38\n21 years\n7\n13\n-\n10\n1\n-\n48\n1\n94\n171\n44\n34\n26\n35\n25 to 34 years\n42\n92\n-\n56\n4\n8\n345\n-\n521\n399\n703\n281\n103\n251\n35 to 44 years\n50\n95\n-\n61\n7\n6\n294\n-\n425\n838\n619\n256\n106\n208\n45 to 54 years\n43\n81\n1\n45\n5\n4\n196\n1\n303\n450\n509\n254\n92\n249\n55 to 59 years\n15\n28\n-\n28\n5\n2\n96\n-\n95\n124\n134\n95\n62\n91\n60 to 64 years\n9\n32\n-\n26\n2\n1\n85\n-\n66\n126\n113\n131\n44\n87\n65 to 74 years\n12\n34\n-\n24\n2\n1\n98\n-\n82\n165\n149\n162\n77\n140\n75 years and over\n11\n22\n-\n15\n2\n1\n50\n-\n77\n102\n74\n77\n20\n113\nRELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\nAZ persons\n626\n311\n5\n1 047\n106\n80\n4 610\n5\n539\n16 533\n8 547\n5 040\n2 115\n4 316\nIn households\n626\n279\n5\n1 047\n106\n80\n4 610\n5\n383\n14 590\n8 541\n4941\n2 105\n4 214\nHead of household\n207\n431\n1\n317\n36\n24\n392\n1\n975\n4 172\n2 489\n1 336\n556\n1 234\nHead of family\n184\n362\n1\n262\n31\n21\n273\n1\n777\n899\n2 337\n1 125\n489\n981\nPrimary individual\n23\n69\n-\n55\n5\n3\n119\n-\n198\n273\n152\n211\n67\n253\nWife of head\n173\n334\n-\n216\n28\n19\nI 156\n1\n595\n3 608\n2 170\n908\n412\n716\nOther relative of head\n244\n506\n4\n507\n38\n36\n2 042\n3\n757\n745\n3 833\n2 661\n1 113\n2 218\nNot related to head\n2\n8\n-\n7\n4\nI\n20\n-\n56\n65\n49\n36\n24\n46\nIn group quarters\n-\n32\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n156\n943\n6\n99\n10\n102\nPersons per household\n3.02\n2.97\n3.30\n2.94\n3.33\n3.31\n3.23\n3.50\n3.43\n3.70\n3.79\n3.41\nTYPE OF FAMILY AND NUMBER OF OWN\nCHILDREN\nAll families\n184\n362\n1\n262\n31\n21\n1 273\n1\n1 777\n3 899\n337\n1 125\n489\n981\nWith own children under 18 years\n95\n176\n1\n144\n15\n12\n752\n-\n126\n2 606\n525\n659\n257\n520\nNumber of children\n196\n384\n1\n355\n26\n34\nI 678\n-\n2 352\n5 976\n153\n1 887\n788\nI 467\nHusband-wife families\n173\n334\n-\n216\n28\n19\n1 156\n1\n1 595\n3 608\n170\n908\n412\n716\nWith own children under 18 years\n89\n164\n-\n120\n15\n11\n684\n-\n978\n2 406\n420\n528\n208\n366\nNumber of children\n188\n354\n-\n288\n26\n29\n1 524\n-\n2 002\n5 505\n2 956\nI 513\n613\n990\nPercent of total under 18 years\n92.6\n85.9\n-\n72.2\n89.7\n85.3\n87.1\n-\n81.7\n89.0\n89.9\n71.8\n66.0\n56.9\nFamilies with other mole head\n3\n7\n-\n7\n2\n1\n29\n-\n12\n55\n24\n42\n14\n58\nWith own children under 18 years\n2\n-\n-\n4\n-\n-\n13\n-\n7\n30\n11\n23\n7\n31\nNumber of children\n3\n-\n-\n16\n-\n-\n34\n-\n12\n64\n21\n47\n27\n82\nFemilies with female head\n8\n21\n1\n39\n1\n1\n88\n-\n170\n236\n143\n175\n63\n207\nWith own children under 18 years\n4\n12\n1\n20\nI\n1\n55\n-\n141\n170\n94\n108\n42\n123\nNumber of children\n5\n30\n1\n51\n-\n5\n120\n-\n338\n407\n176\n327\n148\n395\nPercent of total under 18 years\n2.5\n7.3\n12.8\n-\n14.7\n6.9\n-\n13.8\n6.6\n5.4\n15.5\n15.9\n22.7\nPersons under 18 years\n203\n412\n2\n399\n29\n34\nI 749\n-\n2 449\n6 188\n3 288\n2 106\n929\n741\nMARITAL STATUS\nMale, 14 years old and ever\n246\n477\n1\n349\n42\n27\n1 582\n1\n2 237\n6 367\n2 895\n1 613\n631\n1 436\nSingle\n56\n100\n73\n7\n6\n338\n-\n4.0\n2 139\n577\n475\n216\n452\nMarried\n176\n343\n-\n235\n28\n20\nI 191\n1\nI 671\n041\n223\n1 010\n434\n824\nSeparated\n-\n4\n-\n3\n1\n8\n-\n15\n46\n12\n35\n9\n54\nWidowed\n4\n4\n-\n13\n3\n-\n20\n-\n39\n47\n42\n76\n25\n92\nDivorced\n10\n21\nI\n23\n4\n-\n33\n-\n51\n140\n53\n52\n13\n68\nFemale, 14 years old and ever\n231\n500\n3\n384\n40\n25\n1 619\n4\n2 356\n4 957\n073\n1 817\n714\n1 544\nSingle\n25\n77\n2\n79\n8\n2\n220\n3\n347\n738\n524\n485\n167\n371\nMarried\n177\n345\n-\n245\n28\n21\n1 218\n1\n1 753\n3 811\n266\nI 033\n451\n838\nSeparated\n2\n4\n-\n4\n-\nI\n5\n-\n19\n49\n31\n46\n23\n72\nWidowed\n27\n41\n1\n48\n2\n2\n122\n-\n162\n258\n204\n234\n81\n266\nDivorced\n2\n37\n-\n12\n2\n-\n59\n-\n94\n150\n79\n65\n15\n69\nReference Copy #61\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P-5\nTable P-1. General Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nBalance of Puloski County\nSaline County\nTotals for split trocts in Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\n0040.02\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\n0043\n0101\n0102\n0103\n0104\n0105\n0002\n0005\n0009\n0019\n0020.01\nRACE\nAR persons\n\" 325\n10 705\n5 286\n8 740\n5 515\n9 936\n6 298\n3 512\n6 560\n9 801\n5 664\n5 189\n1 314\n5 506\n6 458\nWhite\n7 058\n10 502\n5 109\n7 637\n4 606\n9 923\n5 450\n3 503\n6 393\n9 423\nI 292\n209\n1 249\n4 855\n6 447\nNegro\n4 234\n188\n170\n1 093\n900\n2\n836\n1\n161\n368\n4 360\n4 974\n52\n626\n2\nPercent Negro\n37.4\n1.8\n3.2\n12.5\n16.3\n-\n13.3\n-\n2.5\n3.8\n77.0\n95.9\n4.0\n11.4\n-\nAGE BY SEX\nMale, all ages\n5 777\n5 256\n2 624\n4 349\n2 725\n4 851\n3 039\n1 771\n3 300\n4 963\n2 664\n2 383\n649\n2 619\n3 135\nUnder 5 years\n573\n639\n299\n399\n258\n395\n281\n138\n304\n343\n284\n262\n25\n192\n309\n3 and 4 years\n240\n237\n114\n158\n94\n161\n115\n53\n112\n136\n114\n99\n6\n70\n132\n5 to 9 years\n740\n687\n309\n457\n356\n484\n273\n200\n389\n463\n342\n280\n14\n250\n413\n5 years\n173\n158\n71\n88\n62\n100\n59\n36\n77\n78\n75\n56\n2\n42\n81\n6 years\n125\n143\n69\n98\n76\n99\n60\n41\n74\n84\n61\n40\n5\n46\n63\n10 to 14 years\n793\n500\n267\n495\n339\n534\n353\n237\n402\n479\n402\n326\n17\n252\n329\n14 years\n203\n87\n57\n99\n61\n113\n60\n48\n96\n97\n73\n63\n6\n57\n68\n15 to 19 years\n652\n352\n215\n411\n282\n444\n290\n146\n284\n435\n302\n260\n44\n223\n233\n15 years\n186\n73\n49\n107\n67\n133\n63\n36\n63\n106\n88\n59\n4\n46\n60\n16 years\n177\n75\n48\n104\n63\n98\n71\n46\n74\n109\n63\n63\n6\n41\n44\n17 years\n127\n77\n48\n89\n73\n90\n60\n32\n57\n92\n61\n40\n8\n56\n55\n18 years\n92\n72\n29\n63\n47\n77\n54\n22\n64\n69\n60\n56\n10\n49\n43\n19 years\n70\n55\n41\n48\n32\n46\n42\n10\n26\n59\n30\n42\n16\n31\n31\n20 to 24 years\n360\n496\n211\n282\n148\n348\n195\n102\n254\n284\n170\n166\n71\n243\n158\n20 years\n75\n63\n30\n66\n31\n60\n32\n18\n40\n49\n38\n33\n11\n39\n30\n21 years\n75\n95\n42\n50\n31\n68\n46\n21\n45\n61\n37\n40\n12\n56\n20\n25 to 34 years\n658\n1 076\n468\n563\n348\n637\n345\n211\n453\n635\n245\n218\n107\n312\n594\n35 to 44 years\n570\n682\n345\n486\n348\n598\n333\n264\n410\n614\n225\n177\n94\n243\n447\n45 to 54 years\n535\n430\n271\n492\n304\n577\n368\n217\n343\n621\n218\n243\n83\n345\n355\n55 to 59 years\n229\n144\n59\n215\n106\n262\n187\n72\n154\n291\n119\n109\n52\n160\n118\n60 to 64 years\n177\n94\n46\n196\n75\n211\n149\n70\n107\n241\n110\n92\n40\n144\n63\n65 to 74 years\n318\n106\n81\n239\n114\n233\n186\n55\n124\n361\n167\n168\n61\n184\n76\n75 years and over\n172\n50\n53\n114\n47\n128\n79\n59\n76\n196\n80\n82\n41\n71\n40\nFemale, of ages\n5 548\n5 449\n2 662\n4 391\n2 790\n5 085\n3 259\n1 741\n3 260\n4 838\n3 000\n2 806\n665\n2 887\n3 323\nUnder 5 years\n530\n615\n252\n411\n227\n394\n272\n128\n277\n326\n300\n250\n29\n190\n308\n3 and 4 years\n220\n236\n96\n148\n95\n169\n104\n53\n107\n126\n120\n110\n5\n68\n106\n5 to 9 years\n639\n608\n282\n435\n335\n497\n327\n149\n344\n389\n361\n293\n8\n216\n420\n5 years\n132\n127\n63\n80\n67\n103\n63\n26\n61\n74\n65\n57\n2\n51\n82\n6 years\n113\n115\n45\n78\n57\n104\n65\n34\n72\n80\n60\n58\n-\n37\n94\n10 to 14 years\n650\n560\n277\n483\n349\n465\n343\n188\n337\n459\n375\n305\n12\n231\n348\n14 years\n130\n96\n43\n99\n66\n84\n67\n35\n55\n106\n81\n55\n4\n41\n55\n15 to 19 years\n558\n416\n220\n410\n255\n445\n306\n158\n329\n454\n314\n273\n51\n222\n237\n15 years\n115\n90\n50\n93\n61\n106\n79\n43\n82\n120\n80\n53\nI\n49\n52\n16 years\n124\n80\n52\n88\n46\n105\n67\n33\n83\n130\n64\n48\n3\n42\n61\n17 years\n122\n73\n44\n85\n53\n89\n66\n29\n74\n92\n71\n56\n14\n50\n46\n18 years\n93\n76\n33\n79\n48\n73\n50\n28\n49\n70\n59\n65\n10\n43\n35\n19 years\n104\n97\n41\n65\n47\n72\n44\n25\n41\n42\n40\n51\n23\n38\n43\n20 to 24 years\n386\n689\n259\n340\n189\n347\n220\n110\n296\n309\n223\n192\n92\n249\n218\n20 years\n85\n113\n31\n66\n41\n65\n50\n21\n47\n58\n53\n49\n19\n57\n22\n21 years\n85\n120\n42\n71\n43\n54\n47\n21\n56\n64\n51\n50\n24\n58\n35\n25 to 34 years\n728\n1 061\n474\n579\n389\n638\n344\n218\n504\n608\n342\n270\n72\n300\n646\n35 to 44 years\n606\n661\n364\n533\n346\n638\n349\n278\n394\n625\n292\n274\n53\n282\n495\n45 to 54 years\n533\n389\n240\n475\n276\n611\n394\n202\n329\n563\n272\n295\n65\n451\n317\n55 to 59 years\n216\n118\n80\n185\n109\n275\n180\n74\n141\n273\n131\n141\n48\n216\n105\n60 to 64 years\n228\n103\n68\n196\n101\n254\n160\n71\n111\n268\n128\n131\n47\n159\n84\n65 to 74 years\n273\n142\n75\n209\n144\n318\n242\n88\n114\n337\n172\n258\n109\n243\n106\n75 years and over\n201\n87\n71\n135\n60\n203\n122\n77\n84\n227\n90\n124\n79\n128\n39\nRELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\nAM persons\n11 325\n10 705\n5 286\n8 740\n5 515\n9 936\n6 298\n3 512\n6 560\n9 801\n5 664\n5 189\n1 314\n5 506\n6 458\nIn households\n10 937\n10 695\n5 157\n8 715\n5 509\n9 934\n6 236\n3 420\n6 392\n8 192\n5 631\n5 167\n1 212\n5 287\n6 457\nHead of household\n3 060\n3 306\n1 568\n2 583\n1 561\n3 310\n2 037\n1 062\n1 925\n2 535\n1 540\n1 576\n728\n948\n1 933\nHead of family\n2 657\n2 883\n1 411\n2 267\n1 362\n2 796\n1 660\n948\n1 742\n2 245\n236\n1 172\n265\n1 530\n1 800\nPrimary individual\n403\n423\n157\n316\n199\n514\n377\n114\n183\n290\n304\n404\n463\n418\n133\nWife of head\n2 311\n2 647\n1 301\n2 061\n1 233\n2 548\n1 458\n895\n1 607\n2 080\n860\n832\n197\n1 270\n1 670\nOther relative of head\n5 473\n4 615\n2 248\n3 981\n2 693\n4 014\n2 699\n1 459\n2 814\n3 547\n3 099\n2 631\n217\n1 970\n2 798\nNot related to head\n93\n127\n40\n90\n22\n62\n42\n4\n46\n30\n132\n128\n70\n99\n56\nIn group quarters\n388\n10\n129\n25\n6\n2\n62\n92\n168\n1 609\n33\n22\n102\n219\n1\nPersons per household\n3.57\n3.24\n3.29\n3.37\n3.53\n3.00\n3.06\n3.22\n3.32\n3.23\n3.66\n3.28\n1.66\n2.71\n3.34\nTYPE OF FAMILY AND NUMBER OF OWN\nCHILDREN\nAX femilies\n2 657\n2 883\n411\n2 267\n362\n2 796\n1 660\n948\n742\n2 245\n236\n1 172\n265\n1 530\n1 800\nWith own children under 18 years\n1 646\n1 939\n928\n1 295\n856\n1 560\n896\n600\n038\n258\n764\n610\n09\n646\n1 188\nNumber of children\n4 108\n3 846\n1 890\n2 936\n2 082\n3 181\n2 045\n1 225\n2 224\n2 731\n2 238\n1 724\n115\n1 350\n2 355\nHusband-wife Femilies\n2 311\n2 647\n1 301\n2 061\n1 233\n2 548\n1 458\n895\n1 607\n2 080\n860\n832\n197\n1 270\n1 670\nWith own children under 18 years\n1 442\nI 793\n860\n211\n791\n1 444\n795\n570\n961\n1 183\n511\n421\n47\n545\n1 107\nNumber of children\n3 540\n3 563\n1 758\n2 761\n1 907\n2 958\n1 799\n1 172\n2 073\n2 577\n1 461\n1 205\n91\n1 139\n2 194\nPercent of total under 18 years\n74.1\n87.4\n88.9\n85.1\n85.6\n87.3\n79.8\n93.1\n83.4\n82.9\n58.7\n59.2\n64.5\n70.5\n89.7\nFemilies with other male head\n64\n46\n15\n78\n36\n47\n36\n7\n36\n54\n64\n35\n14\n47\n21\nWith own children under 18 years\n29\n18\n5\n23\n15\n16\n12\n5\n19\n20\n34\n12\n-\n10\n8\nNumber of children\n84\n44\n12\n43\n39\n29\n32\n7\n45\n39\n93\n32\n-\n17\n13\nFemilies with female head\n282\n190\n95\n128\n93\n201\n166\n46\n99\n111\n312\n305\n54\n213\n109\nWith own children under 18 years\n175\n128\n63\n61\n50\n100\n89\n25\n58\n55\n219\n177\n13\n91\n73\nNumber of children\n484\n239\n120\n132\n136\n194\n214\n46\n106\n115\n684\n487\n24\n194\n148\nPercent of total under 18 years\n10.1\n5.9\n6.1\n4.1\n6.1\n5.7\n9.5\n3.7\n4.3\n3.7\n27.5\n23.9\n17.0\n12.0\n6.1\nPersons under 18 years\n4 776\n4 077\n1 977\n3 246\n2 227\n3 390\n2 255\n1 259\n2 486\n3 108\n2 491\n2 035\n141\n1 615\n2 445\nMARITAL STATUS\nMele, 14 years old end over\n3 874\n3 517\n1 806\n3 097\n1 833\n3 551\n2 192\n1 244\n2 301\n3 775\n1 709\n1 578\n599\n1 982\n2 152\nSingle\nI 204\n663\n366\n750\n454\n747\n497\n261\n529\n257\n568\n482\n192\n472\n392\nMarried\n2 419\n2 714\n1 340\n2 173\n1 280\n2 620\n1 544\n919\n1 672\n2 290\n984\n962\n252\n1 361\n1 706\nSeparated\n39\n14\n6\n24\n12\n16\n36\n5\n21\n59\n66\n66\n19\n22\n13\nWidowed\n138\n29\n55\n85\n44\n81\n56\n35\n38\n113\n93\n65\n35\n68\n16\nDivorced\n113\n106\n45\n89\n45\n103\n95\n29\n62\n115\n64\n69\n120\n81\n38\nFemale, 14 years old and over\n3 859\n3762\n1 894\n3 161\n1 945\n3 813\n2 384\n1 311\n2 357\n3 770\n2 045\n2 013\n620\n2 291\n2 302\nSingle\n785\n594\n284\n598\n374\n529\n393\n199\n434\n896\n547\n450\n156\n364\n356\nMarried\n2 476\n2 770\nI 352\n2 171\n1 317\n2 660\n1 570\n929\n1 689\n2 344\n1 052\n1 046\n214\n1 379\n1 719\nSeparated\n82\n40\n13\n31\n27\n31\n38\n5\n27\n63\n144\n141\n10\n41\n21\nWidowed\n466\n210\n170\n301\n199\n490\n327\n152\n164\n414\n316\n388\n163\n374\n124\nReference Copy #62\n132\n188\n88\n91\n55\n134\n94\n31\n70\n116\n130\n129\n87\n174\n103\nP-6 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-1. General Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nTotals for split tracts in Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0037\n0038\n0040.01\n0041.01\n0041.02\nC042\nRACE\nAS persons\n5 078\n9 044\n6 700\n5 899\n2 704\n9 233\n1 173\n6 685\n5 577\n10 660\n5 071\n6 512\n12 667\n6 085\n9 235\nWhite\n5 067\n8 983\n6 669\n5 072\n2 110\n7 640\n1 001\n6 674\n5 564\n10 572\n1 820\n1 494\n12 454\n5 902\n8 131\nNegro\n8\n44\n3\n813\n584\nI 583\n164\n-\n7\n72\n3 227\n5 016\n188\n175\nI 094\nPercent Negro\n0.2\n0.5\n-\n13.8\n21.6\n17.1\n14.0\n-\n0.1\n0.7\n63.6\n77.0\n1.5\n2.9\n11.8\nAGE BY SEX\nMale, all ages\n2 385\n4 314\n3 313\n2 853\n1 273\n4 505\n1 117\n3 275\n2 709\n5 278\n2 453\n3 048\n6 204\n3 030\n4 608\nUnder 5 years\n190\n454\n398\n242\n122\n450\n3\n321\n277\n500\n233\n355\n706\n350\n426\n3 and 4 years\n69\n181\n174\n107\n38\n181\n-\n127\n97\n186\n104\n143\n265\n134\n172\n5 to 9 years\n210\n501\n409\n303\n84\n507\n2\n365\n289\n702\n340\n448\n804\n374\n476\n5 years\n46\n78\n86\n45\n21\n95\n1\n61\n55\n124\n63\n80\n177\n85\n90\n6 years\n36\n110\n59\n66\n22\n94\n-\n72\n56\n107\n79\n84\n159\n90\n101\n10 to 14 years\n229\n506\n343\n341\n79\n542\n1\n323\n292\n645\n315\n424\n639\n299\n524\n14 years\n59\n87\n89\n62\n26\n88\n-\n52\n63\n131\n59\n92\n117\n62\n104\n15 to 19 years\n229\n344\n253\n272\n102\n402\n6\n266\n230\n430\n277\n375\n457\n245\n437\n15 years\n57\n92\n59\n61\n21\n109\n-\n71\n44\n102\n62\n101\n101\n51\n109\n16 years\n61\n97\n66\n63\n20\n94\n1\n58\n60\n101\n57\n82\n99\n54\n112\n17 years\n60\n66\n59\n51\n22\n87\n1\n62\n50\n115\n58\n79\n100\n57\n98\n18 years\n31\n51\n42\n57\n25\n67\n1\n38\n43\n75\n54\n56\n91\n36\n68\n19 years\n20\n38\n27\n40\n14\n45\n3\n37\n33\n37\n46\n57\n66\n47\n50\n20 to 24 years\n148\n194\n189\n198\n110\n291\n35\n266\n186\n260\n145\n151\n536\n224\n291\n20 years\n20\n35\n26\n43\n19\n46\n1\n32\n29\n45\n34\n30\n73\n31\n68\n21 years\n33\n14\n25\n45\n30\n58\n4\n42\n27\n40\n18\n33\n106\n44\n51\n25 to 34 years\n328\n672\n659\n335\n140\n649\n70\n561\n485\n870\n255\n294\n1 188\n564\n593\n35 to 44 years\n275\n678\n444\n382\n115\n529\n201\n432\n279\n777\n235\n267\n835\n402\n526\n45 to 54 years\n331\n531\n361\n351\n166\n524\n384\n372\n340\n604\n224\n261\n580\n308\n544\n55 to 59 years\n139\n166\n89\n134\n76\n186\n109\n125\n127\n176\n109\n119\n173\n69\n229\n60 to 64 years\n115\n109\n70\n121\n64\n148\n61\n110\n77\n121\n98\n102\n112\n51\n200\n65 to 74 years\n131\n112\n70\n112\n141\n176\n126\n91\n74\n135\n140\n153\n122\n88\n243\n75 years and over\n60\n47\n28\n62\n74\n101\n119\n43\n53\n58\n82\n99\n52\n56\n119\nFemale, of ages\n2 693\n730\n3 387\n046\n1 431\n4 728\n56\n3 410\n2 868\n5 382\n2 618\n3 464\n6 463\n3 055\n4 627\nUnder 5 years\n176\n411\n347\n221\n107\n419\n6\n312\n272\n471\n248\n334\n684\n290\n421\n3 and 4 years\n64\n153\n131\n89\n44\n162\n2\n115\n118\n200\n103\n148\n257\n109\n154\n5 to 9 years\n229\n503\n393\n329\n100\n502\n1\n331\n293\n613\n266\n471\n736\n329\n458\n5 years\n47\n102\n75\n53\n27\n89\n-\n59\n67\n109\n58\n94\n152\n71\n84\n6 years\n38\n93\n87\n67\n18\n120\n-\n74\n60\n135\n61\n102\n138\n65\n81\n10 to 14 years\n230\n506\n371\n331\n59\n512\nI\n312\n239\n651\n341\n469\n697\n319\n512\n14 years\n49\n97\n66\n62\n10\n96\nI\n57\n35\n133\n64\n75\n123\n47\n104\n15 to 19 years\n193\n359\n240\n254\n126\n403\n3\n260\n207\n449\n302\n388\n522\n248\n428\n15 years\n39\n99\n53\n54\n19\n87\n-\n50\n38\nIII\n64\n93\n129\n62\n99\n16 years\n51\n81\n59\n53\n21\n96\nI\n66\n51\n106\n80\n72\n107\n56\n90\n17 years\n43\n79\n46\n56\n29\n78\n2\n54\n46\n104\n52\n86\n91\n48\n89\n18 years\n35\n59\n48\n43\n30\n73\n-\n41\n31\n75\n53\n66\n93\n38\n83\n19 years\n25\n41\n34\n48\n27\n69\n-\n49\n41\n53\n53\n71\n102\n44\n67\n20 to 24 years\n189\n306\n285\n205\n104\n408\n20\n373\n273\n351\n196\n220\n737\n294\n352\n20 years\n35\n58\n46\n49\n16\n82\n-\n58\n54\n54\n40\n61\n125\n34\n68\n21 years\n30\n50\n55\n46\n32\n73\n5\n81\n57\n50\n34\n48\n128\n47\n74\n25 to 34 years\n1\n345\n802\n688\n392\n128\n671\n8\n560\n501\n932\n284\n388\n1 194\n570\n619\n35 to 44 years\n336\n689\n454\n445\n115\n622\n4\n463\n353\n796\n256\n325\n834\n414\n578\n45 to 54 years\n392\n549\n316\n364\n169\n520\n6\n381\n332\n600\n258\n331\n528\n275\n516\n55 to 59 years\n163\n155\n97\n124\n108\n183\n3\n143\n106\n151\n95\n118\n147\n87\n194\n60 to 64 years\n153\n115\n71\n114\n101\n173\n2\n97\n84\n125\n131\n100\n116\n71\n201\n65 to 74 years\n189\n157\n74\n164\n176\n201\n1\n114\n123\n162\n164\n180\n161\n83\n212\n75 years and over\n98\n178\n51\n103\n138\n114\n1\n64\n85\n81\n77\n140\n107\n75\n136\nRELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\nAll persons\n5 078\n9 044\n6 700\n5 899\n2 704\n9 233\n1 173\n6 685\n5 577\n10 660\n5 071\n6 512\n12 667\n6 085\n9 235\nIn households\n5 078\n8 914\n6 700\n5 801\n2 696\n9 221\n97\n6 683\n5 506\n10 654\n4 972\n6 404\n12 657\n5 956\n9 210\nHeod of household\n1 774\n2 713\n983\n783\n1 105\n2 800\n44\n2 118\n1 744\n3 048\n1 346\n699\n3 837\n1 796\n2 734\nHead of family\n1 485\n2 439\n1 852\n1 578\n703\n2 473\n34\n1 943\n1 566\n2 882\n1 135\n393\n3 392\n1 634\n2 409\nPrimary individual\n289\n274\n131\n205\n402\n327\n10\n175\n178\n166\n211\n306\n445\n162\n325\nWife of head\n1 319\n2 262\n1 710\n1 403\n524\n2 164\n33\n1 778\nI 420\n2 689\n918\n946\n3 119\n1 514\n2 202\nOther relative of head\n1 906\n3 864\n2 984\n2 565\n969\n4 199\n19\n2 738\n2 310\n4 862\n2 672\n3 704\n5 568\n2 602\n4 183\nNot related to head\n79\n75\n23\n50\n98\n58\n1\n49\n32\n55\n36\n55\n133\n44\n91\nIn group quarters\n-\n130\n-\n98\n8\n12\n1 076\n2\n71\n6\n99\n108\n10\n129\n25\nPersons per household\n2.86\n3.29\n3.38\n3.25\n2.44\n3.29\n2.20\n3.16\n3.16\n3.50\n3.69\n3.77\n3.30\n3.32\n3.37\nTYPE OF FAMILY AND NUMBER OF OWN\nCHILDREN\nAll femilies\n1 485\n2 439\n1 852\n1 578\n703\n2 473\n34\n1 943\n1 566\n2 882\n1 135\n1 393\n3 392\n1 634\n2 409\nWith own children under 18 years\n774\n1 585\n244\n877\n253\n1 495\n13\n1 147\n973\n1 945\n662\n847\n2 304\n087\n1 381\nNumber of children\nI 525\n3 282\n2 526\n1 950\n559\n3 215\n18\n2 227\n1 815\n4 066\n1 895\n2 663\n628\n2 195\n3 101\nHusband-wife femilies\n1 319\n2 262\n710\n1 403\n524\n2 164\n33\n778\n1 420\n2 689\n918\n946\n3 119\n514\n2 202\nWith own children under 18 years\n696\n1 483\n1 151\n787\n189\n1 314\n12\n050\n893\nI 820\n531\n538\n2 133\n1 013\n1 296\nNumber of children\nI 381\n3 086\n2 356\n1 734\n419\n2 832\n16\n2 067\n1 670\n3 825\n1 521\n1 572\n4 294\n2 053\n2 924\nPercent of total under 18 years\n87.7\n90.9\n90.5\n82.4\n61.3\n81.3\n84.2\n88.9\n85.6\n90.6\n71.9\n52.2\n87.8\n89.7\n85.6\nFemilies with other male head\n20\n25\n27\n33\n35\n61\n1\n25\n22\n31\n42\n73\n46\n15\n78\nWith own children under 18 years\n3\n6\n13\n11\n10\n24\n1\n9\n5\n15\n23\n42\n18\n5\n23\nNumber of children\n4\n10\n23\n18\n14\n54\n2\n15\n10\n29\n47\n125\n44\n12\n43\nFemilies with female head\n146\n152\n115\n142\n144\n248\n-\n140\n124\n162\n175\n374\n227\n105\n129\nWith own children under 18 years\n75\n96\n80\n79\n54\n157\n-\n88\n75\n110\n108\n267\n153\n69\n62\nNumber of children\n140\n186\n147\n198\n126\n329\n-\n145\n135\n212\n327\n966\n290\n130\n134\nPercent of total under 18 years\n8.9\n5.5\n5.6\n9.4\n18.4\n9.4\n-\n6.2\n6.9\n5.0\n15.5\n32.1\n5.9\n5.7\n3.9\nPersons under 18 years\n1 575\n3 395\n2 603\n2 105\n683\n3 483\n19\n2 325\n1 951\n4 221\n2 116\n3 014\n4 893\n2 289\n3 414\nMARITAL STATUS\nMele, 14 years old end ever\n1 815\n2 940\n2 252\n2 029\n1 014\n3 094\n1 111\n2 318\n1 914\n3 562\n1 624\n1 913\n4 172\n2 069\n3 235\nSingle\n414\n558\n429\n478\n253\n655\n424\n422\n369\n710\n475\n658\n835\n408\n787\nMarried\n1 342\n2 306\n1 747\n1 460\n615\n2 266\n434\nI 805\nI 466\n2 750\n1 020\n1 082\n3 193\n1 556\n2 318\nSeparated\n6\n8\n8\n18\n40\n26\n19\n9\n8\n14\n35\n68\n16\n7\n24\nWidowed\n28\n29\n22\n41\n51\n74\n46\n29\n37\n47\n76\n96\n33\n58\n89\nDivorced\n31\n47\n54\n50\n95\n99\n207\n62\n42\n55\n53\n77\nIII\n47\n92\nFemale, 14 years old and ever\n2 107\n3 407\n2 342\n2 227\n1 175\n3 391\n49\n2 512\n2 099\n3 780\n1 827\n2 265\n4 469\n2 164\n3 340\nSingle\n354\n617\n357\n386\n179\n570\n12\n358\n307\n659\n485\n633\n748\n320\n626\nMarried\n1 367\n2 342\nI 772\nI 492\n607\n2 310\n34\n1 840\nI 485\n2 8C6\n1 043\n1 166\n3 258\n1 568\n2 317\nSeparated\n18\n26\n21\n32\n47\n47\n-\n23\n17\n34\n46\n143\n45\n13\n32\nWidowed\n259\n311\n144\n233\n284\n305\n2\n183\n206\n223\n234\n339\n251\n182\n303\nReference-Copy #63\n127\n137\n69\n116\n105\n206\n1\n131\n101\n92\n65\n127\n212\n94\n94\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE\nROCK-NORTH\nLITTLE\nROCK\nARK\nSMSA\nP\nTable P-2. Social Characteristics of the Population: 1970\n(Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nPuloski County\nLittle Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTotal\nLittle\nNorth Little\nSaline\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nSMSA\nTotal\nRock\nRock\nBalance\nCounty\n0001\n0002\n0003\n0004\n0005\n0006\n0007\nNATIVITY, PARENTAGE, & COUNTRY OF ORIGIN\nAR persons\n323 296\n287 189\n132 486\n60 040\n94 663\n36 107\n1 041\n5 283\n3 820\n2 345\n4 998\n3 575\n3 331\nNative of native parentage\n313 630\n277 955\n128 133\n58 259\n91 563\n35 675\n1 034\n5 246\n3 607\n2 279\n4 991\n3 432\n3 310\nNative of foreign or mixed parentage\n7 373\n7 019\n3 352\n1 439\n2 228\n354\n-\n37\n114\n50\n116\n11\nForeign born\n2 293\n2 215\n) 001\n342\n872\n78\n7\n-\n99\n16\n7\n27\n10\nForeign stock\n9 666\n9 234\n4 353\n1 781\n3 100\n432\n7\n37\n213\n66\n7\n143\n21\nUnited Kingdom\nI 050\nI 020\n377\n136\n507\n30\n-\n-\n6\n6\n-\n38\n-\nIreland (Eire)\n256\n250\n160\n60\n30\n6\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\n13\nI\nSweden\n195\n183\n67\n52\n64\n12\n-\n13\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nGermany\n2 639\n2 455\n1 124\n458\n873\n184\n-\n24\n84\n24\nI\n15\n11\nPoland\n507\n507\n203\n148\n156\n-\n-\n-\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\nCzechoslovakia\n124\n124\n64\n8\n52\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nAustria\n293\n293\n151\n89\n53\n-\n-\n-\n15\n7\n-\n-\n-\nHungary\n35\n35\n13\n-\n22\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nU.S.S.R\n212\n191\n126\n41\n24\n21\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nItaly\n545\n525\n247\n109\n169\n20\n-\n-\n-\n14\n-\n-\n-\nCanada\n941\n916\n282\n286\n348\n25\n7\n-\n8\n8\n-\n16\n-\nMexico\n179\n154\n76\n-\n78\n25\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\nI\nCubo\n26\n26\n26\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\nOther America\n182\n182\n140\n8\n34\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\nAll other and not reported\n2 482\n2 373\n1 297\n386\n690\n109\n-\n-\n92\n-\n-\n54\n10\nPersons of Spanish language'\n2 324\n2 223\n966\n255\n1 002\n101\n30\n6\n19\n7\n-\n20\n59\nOther persons of Spanish surname'\nPersons of Spanish mother tongue\n1 270\n1 214\n509\n122\n583\n56\n8\n6\n19\n7\n-\n7\n21\nPersons of Puerto Ricon birth or parentage\n153\n153\n16\n16\n121\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\nSCHOOL ENROLLMENT\nEarelled persons, 3 to 34 years old\n85 219\n76 242\n35 134\n14 947\n26 161\n8 977\n68\n1 810\n399\n429\n1 501\n499\n740\nNursery school\nI 571\n1 518\n875\n263\n380\n53\n4\n25\n-\n-\n33\n10\n4\nPublic\n424\n413\n214\n69\n130\n11\n4\n25\n-\n-\n27\n-\n4\nKindergarten\n3 134\n2 964\n1 379\n492\n1 093\n170\n-\n14\n20\n-\n10\n12\n45\nPublic\n1 022\n987\n284\n222\n481\n35\n-\n10\n20\n-\n10\n-\n35\nElementary\n52 811\n46 828\n20 414\n9 427\n16 987\n5 983\n33\n1 243\n316\n299\nI 012\n259\n396\nPublic\n49 813\n43 954\n18 736\n8 960\n16 258\n5 859\n33\n1 187\n275\n281\n983\n247\n371\nHigh school\n21 269\n18 830\n8 522\n3 748\n6 560\n2 439\n17\n448\n37\n108\n345\n101\n151\nPublic\n19 851\n17 464\n7 604\n3 598\n6 262\n2 387\n11\n429\n37\n99\n339\n91\n139\nCollege\n6 434\n6 102\n3 944\n1 017\n1 141\n332\n14\n80\n26\n22\n101\n117\n144\nPercent enrolled in school by age:\n16 and 17 years\n85.3\n86.0\n86.0\n87.2\n85.2\n80.8\n56.7\n83.5\n33.3\n58.0\n81.6\n55.6\n67.0\n18 and 19 years\n43.0\n43.9\n50.2\n46.5\n34.4\n36.0\n-\n57.0\n8.7\n20.8\n57.0\n42.1\n60.0\n20 and 21 years\n19.6\n20.6\n32.5\n17.9\n9.0\n8.8\n-\n20.4\n-\n6.1\n44.2\n22.3\n27.2\n22 to 24 years\n9.3\n9.6\n16.0\n6.0\n4.0\n5.6\n29.2\n22.6\n1.4\n9.4\n2.8\n15.7\n7.5\n25 to 34 years\n4.7\n4.9\n6.8\n4.0\n3.2\n2.3\n-\n4.1\n4.6\n2.7\n2.3\n-\n10.9\nPercent 16 to 21 years not high school graduates\nand not enrolled in school\n17.7\n16.7\n15.6\n17.7\n17.5\n25.8\n27.9\n25.5\n57.9\n41.7\n17.8\n28.2\n23.4\nYEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED\nPersons, 25 years old and over\n175 157\n155 031\n75 242\n34 174\n45 615\n20 126\n775\n2 386\n2 492\n1 297\n2 468\n2 296\n1 790\nNo school years completed\n2 326\n1 784\n736\n474\n574\n542\n9\n45\n38\n24\n56\n27\n18\nElementary: 1 to 4 years\n7 627\n6 275\n2 378\n1 558\n2 339\n1 352\n34\n348\n150\n130\n220\n97\n76\n5 to 7 years\n16 232\n13 419\n5 913\n3 096\n4 410\n2 813\n75\n498\n309\n253\n475\n401\n240\n8 years\n16 352\n13 729\n5 478\n3 647\n4 604\n2 623\n79\n252\n311\n113\n229\n225\n241\nHigh school:\n1 to 3 years\n33 676\n29 121\n12 532\n6 876\n9 713\n4 555\n150\n711\n460\n296\n633\n465\n423\n4 years\n58 999\n53 123\n24 321\n12 337\n16 465\n5 876\n267\n409\n856\n305\n564\n724\n332\nCollege:\n1 to 3 years\n21 182\n19 896\n12 096\n3 394\n4 406\n1 286\n117\n75\n221\n131\n155\n234\n221\n4 years or more\n18 763\n17 684\n11 788\n2 792\n3 104\n1 079\n44\n48\n147\n45\n136\n123\n239\nMedian school years completed\n12.2\n12.2\n12.4\n12.1\n12.1\n10.8\n12.2\n9.2\n11.9\n10.3\n10.2\n11.6\n11.3\nPercent high school graduates\n56.5\n58.5\n64.1\n54.2\n52.6\n40.9\n55.2\n22.3\n49.1\n37.1\n34.6\n47.1\n44.2\nCHILDREN EVER BORN\nWomen, 35 to 44 years old ever married\n18 442\n16 301\n7 570\n3 400\n331\n2 141\n35\n213\n130\n74\n238\n141\n166\nChildren ever born\n54 695\n48 484\n22 355\n9 248\n16 881\n6 211\n65\n937\n460\n297\n1 056\n445\n550\nPer 1,000 women ever morried\n2 966\n2 974\n2 953\n2 720\n3 167\n2 901\n1 857\n4 399\n3 538\n4 014\n4 437\n3 156\n3 313\nRESIDENCE IN 1965\nPersons, 5 years old and over, 19702\n295 994\n262 722\n122 147\n55 173\n85 402\n33 272\n1 012\n4 751\n3 527\n2 107\n4 493\n3 367\n3 004\nSome house as in 1970\n139 410\n123 027\n58 651\n28 032\n36 344\n16 383\n420\n2 665\n1 359\n686\n2 904\n1 447\n1 462\nDifferent house:\nIn central city of this SMSA\n56 999\n55 272\n31 019\n12 469\n11 784\n212\n917\n133\n881\n876\n842\n762\nIn other part of this SMSA\n23 380\n14 741\n3 175\n1 800\n9 766\n8 639\n42\n413\n81\n66\n112\n245\n51\nOutside this SMSA\n52 805\n47 972\n19 563\n8 634\n19 775\n4 833\n198\n233\n589\n269\n228\n518\n411\nNorth and West\n17 287\n15 888\n5 392\n2 422\n8 074\n399\n69\n45\n170\n97\n70\n102\n91\nSouth\n35 518\n32 084\n14 171\n6 212\n\" 701\n3 434\n129\n188\n419\n172\n158\n416\n320\nAbroad\n3 329\n3 186\n701\n359\n2 126\n143\n-\n7\n56\n13\n-\n9\n21\nMEANS OF TRANSPORTATION AND PLACE OF WORK\nAll workers\n125 800\n112 905\n53 775\n23 611\n35 519\n12 895\n583\n1 693\n1 875\n825\n1 661\n1 408\n1 444\nPrivate outo: Driver\n96 755\n86 950\n40 197\n18 137\n28 616\n9 805\n237\n1 057\n1 206\n619\n830\n884\n823\nPassenger\n14 157\n12 677\n5 634\n2 967\n4 076\n1 480\n115\n158\n173\n61\n395\n130\n282\nBus or streetcor\n4 439\n4 420\n3 005\n844\n571\n19\n28\n339\n112\n78\n308\n199\n180\nSubway, elevated train, or railroad\n9\n9\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWalked to work\n4 469\n4 085\n2 682\n658\n745\n384\n173\n109\n252\n49\n57\n140\n100\nWorked of home\n2 340\n2 019\n960\n371\n688\n321\n24\n8\n14\n4\n59\n26\n21\nOther\n3 631\n2 745\n1 288\n634\n823\n886\n6\n22\n118\n14\n12\n29\n38\nInside SMSA\n111 344\n99 375\n47 108\n20 840\n31 427\n11 969\n538\n1 325\n1 560\n737\n1 230\n1 132\n315\nLittle Rock central business district\n10 680\n10 394\n6 127\n2 126\n2 141\n286\n177\n150\n202\n74\n83\n122\n93\nRemainder of Little Rock city\n67 851\n64 842\n36 315\n9 194\n19 333\n3 009\n335\n1 013\n1 243\n576\n905\n924\n1 035\nNorth Little Rock city\n14 844\n14 376\n2 465\n8 192\n3 719\n468\n26\n51\n84\n42\n118\n78\n91\nRemainder of Pulaski County\n9 581\n9 102\nI 848\n1 299\n5 955\n479\n-\n111\n31\n45\n116\n-\n67\nSaline County\n8 388\n661\n353\n29\n279\n7 727\n-\n-\n8\n8\n20\nCutside SMSA\n3 084\n2 567\nI 130\n643\n794\n517\n-\n64\n39\n9\n35\n47\n33\nPlace of work not reported\n11 372\n10 963\n5\n2 128\n3 298\n409\n45\n304\n276\n79\n396\n229\n96\n'See text for definition.\nIncludes \"Moved, 1965 residence not reported.\"\nReference Copy #64\nP - 8 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-2. Social Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nLittle Rock-Con.\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0008\n0009\n0010\n0011\n0012\n0013\n0014\n0015\n0016\n0017\n0018\n0019\n0020.01\n0020.02\n0021.01\nNATIVITY, PARENTAGE, & COUNTRY OF ORIGIN\nAll persons\n979\n1 309\n4 486\n6 270\n2 303\n5 453\n4 036\n9 352\n5 740\n869\n6 331\n5 499\n4 263\n5 666\n9 504\nNative of native parentage\n979\n1 255\n4 442\n6 246\n2 264\n366\n3 881\n8 812\n5 432\n813\n6 054\n5 369\n6 093\n5 586\n8 975\nNative of foreign or mixed parentage\n-\n12\n39\n16\n21\n76\n102\n376\n283\n29\n228\n117\n133\n54\n451\nForeign born\n-\n42\n5\n8\n18\n11\n53\n164\n25\n27\n49\n13\n37\n26\n78\nForeign stock\n-\n54\n44\n24\n39\n87\n155\n540\n308\n56\n277\n130\n170\n80\n529\nUnited Kingdom\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n28\n34\n25\n-\n-\n8\n14\n27\n41\nIreland (Eire)\n-\n14\n6\n-\n-\n16\n-\n19\n6\n-\n7\n-\n7\n-\n9\nSweden\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n13\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n16\nGermany\n-\n10\n11\n16\n-\n20\n86\n114\n96\n7\n98\n29\n20\n41\n144\nPoland\n-\n-\n8\n-\n-\n51\n14\n23\n12\n-\n7\n23\n16\n-\n14\nCzechoslavakia\n-\n-\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n7\n-\n-\n15\n-\n5\nAustria\n-\n-\n-\n8\n-\n-\n-\n26\n6\n-\n59\n-\n8\n-\n15\nHungary\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\nU.S.S.R.\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n20\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\nItaly\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n40\n21\n7\n17\n8\n8\n-\n11\nCanada\n-\n5\n6\n-\n-\n-\n10\n8\n14\n-\n41\n-\n-\n5\n37\nMexico\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n16\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\nCuba\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nOther America\n-\n-\n-\n-\n11\n-\n5\n42\n26\n13\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\nAll other and not reported\n-\n19\n5\n-\n28\n-\n12\n186\n78\n22\n41\n55\n82\n7\n217\nPersons of Spanish language'\n-\n-\n-\n47\n11\n-\n17\n102\n37\n7\n-\n76\n-\n35\n148\nOther persons of Spanish surname'\nPersons of Spanish mother tongue\n-\n-\n-\n47\n11\n-\n6\n95\n14\n7\n-\n21\n-\n14\n50\nPersons of Puerto Ricon birth or parentage\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nSCHOOL ENROLLMENT\nEarolled persons, 3 to 34 years old\n400\n129\n1 125\n1 858\n410\n1 365\n786\n2 398\n1 257\n238\n1 457\n1 227\n1 879\n1 505\n3 038\nNursery school\n9\n-\n26\n57\n3\n13\n18\n46\n75\n-\n28\n5\n60\n22\n135\nPublic\n9\n-\n26\n7\n3\n10\n-\n-\n-\n-\n23\n-\n15\n7\n-\nKindergarten\n-\n-\n6\n34\n30\n5\n23\n165\n72\n-\n34\n31\n99\n143\n128\nPublic\n-\n-\n6\n15\n18\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\n22\n8\n21\n29\n11\nElementary\n121\n90\n557\n216\n220\n929\n373\n1 280\n652\n-\n883\n741\nI 159\n960\n1 594\nPublic\n115\n85\n524\n1 216\n220\n879\n326\n832\n531\n-\n823\n722\n1 118\n933\nI 395\nHigh school\n18\n18\n327\n430\n121\n306\n171\n594\n307\n7\n408\n300\n460\n233\n891\nPublic\n18\n18\n327\n430\n121\n284\n158\n358\n250\n-\n374\n265\n447\n217\n766\nCollege\n252\n21\n209\n121\n36\n112\n201\n313\n151\n231\n104\n150\n101\n147\n290\nPercent enrolled in school by age:\n16 and 17 years\n...\n60.0\n90.8\n78.3\n79.4\n83.2\n95.8\n93.7\n87.9\n...\n86.0\n75.8\n88.1\n87.7\n92.3\n18 and 19 years\n99.9\n-\n38.6\n44.8\n42.6\n36.6\n54.3\n55.9\n36.6\n-\n46.4\n51.4\n60.8\n27.3\n67.8\n20 and 21 years\n99.9\n-\n45.2\n21.7\n36.7\n20.5\n45.3\n30.5\n21.4\n67.8\n22.0\n25.6\n5.4\n16.3\n66.9\n22 to 24 years\n44.4\n-\n22.3\n9.1\n8.0\n9.4\n24.4\n12.8\n29.0\n61.8\n11.6\n16.1\n9.5\n7.3\n35.8\n25 to 34 years\n-\n11.0\n11.6\n3.2\n5.8\n6.8\n7.7\n10.9\n5.4\n28.5\n7.4\n8.6\n5.1\n5.2\n6.1\nPercent 16 to 21 years not high school graduates\nand not enrolled in school\n-\n17.3\n20.5\n26.6\n26.2\n21.4\n3.9\n7.6\n4.2\n23.7\n18.7\n19.4\n8.8\n8.8\n2.5\nYEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED\nPersons, 25 years old end over\n525\n945\n2 555\n3 086\n1 521\n3 057\n2 615\n703\n893\n521\n3 880\n3 287\n3 387\n2 702\n5 752\nNo school years completed\n-\n-\n25\n62\n20\n51\n8\n36\n5\n-\n143\n41\n6\n5\n10\nElementary: 1 to 4 years\n15\n58\n128\n175\n54\n182\n39\n58\n41\n61\n62\n76\n30\n44\n34\n5 to 7 years\n97\n54\n314\n523\n122\n463\n223\n203\n49\n52\n273\n248\n142\n81\n81\n8 years\n69\n163\n306\n354\n179\n306\n252\n298\n99\n37\n346\n371\n144\n137\n75\nHigh school:\n1 to 3 years\n52\n192\n445\n757\n409\n881\n607\n672\n234\n90\n795\n733\n543\n508\n316\n4 years\n172\n279\n866\n639\n567\n815\n867\n825\n1 076\n139\n1 453\nI 194\n1 457\n1 304\n734\nCollege:\nI to 3 years\n43\n118\n299\n291\n84\n272\n318\n249\n097\n46\n532\n406\n633\n385\n1 489\n4 years or more\n77\n81\n172\n285\n86\n87\n301\n1 362\n292\n96\n276\n218\n432\n238\n2 013\nMedian school years completed\n12.2\n12.0\n12.1\n10.7\n11.8\n10.8\n12.2\n12.9\n14.2\n12.1\n12.2\n12.1\n12.6\n12.4\n14.3\nPercent high school graduates\n55.6\n50.6\n52.3\n39.4\n48.5\n38.4\n56.8\n77.8\n89.0\n53.9\n58.3\n55.3\n74.5\n71.3\n91.0\nCHILDREN EVER BORN\nWomen, 35 to 44 years old ever merried\n35\n34\n182\n387\n99\n230\n155\n389\n265\n61\n363\n260\n517\n261\n840\nChildren ever born\n106\n99\n467\n1 595\n218\n729\n430\n1 071\n702\n190\n1 153\n775\n1 257\n581\n2 226\nPer 1,000 women ever married\n3 029\n912\n2 566\n4 121\n2 202\n3 170\n2 774\n2 753\n2 649\n3 115\n3 176\n2 981\n2 431\n2 226\n2 650\nRESIDENCE IN 1965\nPersons, $ years old and over, 1970'\n959\n1 253\n4 171\n707\n2 133\n5 040\n3 814\n8 937\n5 422\n857\n5 877\n090\n5 671\n4 969\n8 993\nSame house os in 1970\n522\n469\nI 624\n2 650\nI 071\n2 710\n1 978\n4 627\n3 109\n94\n3 561\n2 490\n2 934\nI 712\n4 685\nDifferent house:\nIn central city of this SMSA\n145\n300\n1 518\n029\n593\nI 177\n785\n756\n266\n39\n064\n1 331\n287\n1 509\n2 014\nIn other part of this SMSA\n13\n21\n59\n25\n32\n332\n33\n292\n57\n14\n91\n282\n107\n92\n104\nOutside this SMSA\n270\n226\n500\n482\n159\n484\n816\n1 403\n758\n212\n375\n569\n1 217\n1 323\n1 894\nNorth and West\n58\n38\n237\n114\n26\n135\n193\n232\n152\n22\n97\n181\n296\n303\n539\nSouth\n212\n188\n263\n368\n133\n349\n623\n1 171\n606\n190\n278\n388\n921\n1 020\n1 355\nAbroad\n-\n6\n68\n7\n24\n19\n38\n44\n7\n14\n-\n31\n53\n64\n15\nMEANS OF TRANSPORTATION AND PLACE OF WORK\nAll workers\n368\n643\n1 812\n2 168\n810\n2 032\n1 873\n4 416\n2 425\n117\n2 364\n2 528\n2 620\n2 531\n3 910\nPrivate auto: Driver\n196\n271\nI 165\n135\n545\n1 238\n1 467\n3 223\n2 101\n14\n762\n957\n2 018\n2 226\n3 344\nPossenger\n-\n39\n187\n630\n46\n423\n263\n522\n141\n8\n252\n256\n247\n197\n251\nBus or streetcor\n57\n36\n226\n266\n103\n186\n57\n159\n35\n-\n224\n145\n-\n-\n6\nSubway, elevated train, or railroad\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWolked to work\n111\n245\n168\n98\n71\n116\n38\n282\n40\n80\n71\n38\n64\n66\n102\nWorked of home\n4\n19\n15\n8\n8\n-\n6\n117\n74\n8\n18\n33\n69\n42\n141\nOther\n-\n33\n51\n31\n37\n69\n42\n113\n34\n7\n37\n99\n222\n-\n66\nInside SMSA\n301\n539\n1 674\n646\n756\n695\n1 692\n4 008\n2 179\n109\n2 048\n2 279\n2 452\n2 282\n3 557\nLittle Rock central business district\n10\n63\n190\n200\n66\n187\n252\n591\n553\n-\n310\n138\n294\n290\n518\nRemainder of Little Rock city\n257\n450\n1 314\n1 295\n630\n338\n288\n2 982\n1 453\n109\n581\n894\n2 015\n1 704\n2 607\nNorth Little Rock city\n-\n6\n96\n101\n25\n92\n128\n257\n124\n-\n88\n147\n39\n131\n163\nRemainder of Pulaski County\n13\n20\n74\n35\n35\n71\n24\n156\n36\n-\n69\n94\n56\n132\n232\nSaline County\n21\n-\n-\n15\n-\n7\n-\n22\n13\n-\n-\n6\n43\n25\n37\nCutside SMSA\n-\n7\n10\n23\n7\n8\n54\n79\n57\n8\n34\n34\n73\n85\n162\nPlace of work not reported\n67\n97\n128\n499\n47\n329\n127\n329\n189\nI\n282\n215\n95\n164\n191\n'See text for definition.\n'Includes \"Moved, 1965 residence not reported.\"\nReference Copy #65\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK. ARK SMSA\n9\nTable P-2. Social Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n(Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nLittle Rock Con.\nNorth Little Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0021.02\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0040.01\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\n0025\n0026\n0027\n0028\n0029\n0030\nNATIVITY, PARENTAGE, & COUNTRY OF ORIGIN\nAll persons\n4 173\n5 073\n8 646\n6 074\n4 588\n2 268\n1 962\n802\n447\n2 715\n3 784\na 182\n5 496\n2 048\n7 996\nNative of notive parentage\n3 891\n4 735\n8 219\n5 960\n4 487\n2 268\n1 897\n802\n408\n2 678\n3 741\n8 110\n5 475\n1 860\n7 622\nNative of foreign or mixed parentage\n185\n269\n355\n87\n94\n-\n65\n-\n32\n37\n33\n58\n-\n149\n314\nForeign born\n97\n69\n72\n27\n7\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\n10\n14\n21\n39\n60\nForeign stock\n282\n338\n427\n114\n101\n-\n65\n-\n39\n37\n43\n72\n21\n188\n374\nUnited Kingdom\n54\n28\n46\n15\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n6\n40\nIreland (Eire)\n8\n-\n17\n12\n12\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n18\n-\n-\n7\n-\nSweden\n5\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n6\nGermany\n44\n99\n86\n7\n16\n-\n22\n-\n-\n7\n-\n36\n-\n124\n81\nPoland\n-\n20\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n30\n73\nCzechoslovakia\n6\n6\n7\n5\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nAustria\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n24\nHungory\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nU.S.S.R.\n12\n47\n-\n7\n27\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\nItaly\n-\n37\n23\n8\n-\n-\n15\n-\n32\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\nCanada\n29\n6\n57\n-\n18\n-\n7\n-\n-\n9\n-\n25\n-\n-\n68\nMexico\n7\n-\n27\n7\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nCuba\n26\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nOther America\n15\n8\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nAll other and not reported\n76\n87\n136\n53\n23\n-\n7\n-\n7\n17\n19\n11\n21\n14\n68\nPersons of Spanish language'\n27\n94\n25\n140\n59\n-\n-\n-\n-\n19\n-\n-\n9\n57\n39\nOther persons of Spanish surname\nPersons of Spanish mother tongue\n27\n42\n7\n63\n37\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12\n-\nI\n9\n38\n18\nPersons of Puerto Rican birth or parentage\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\nSCHOOL ENROLLMENT\nEnrolled persons, 3 to 34 years old\n1 285\n1 473\n2 648\n1 827\n1 353\n928\n702\n268\n132\n531\n668\n2 191\n2 013\n337\n1 488\nNursery school\n37\n33\n139\n50\n-\n6\n28\n9\n-\n-\n4\n28\n13\n16\n9\nPublic\n24\n-\n14\n7\n-\n-\n-\n9\n-\n-\n4\n20\n8\n-\n-\nKindergarten\n74\n38\n224\n118\n43\n-\n11\n-\n-\n4\n16\n82\n20\n-\n36\nPublic\n12\n-\n5\n41\n14\n-\n-\n-\n-\n4\n16\n63\n13\n-\n23\nElementary\n593\n748\n1 478\n1 062\n861\n664\n432\n187\n56\n286\n409\n1 545\n1 329\n189\nI 034\nPublic\n552\n668\n1 288\n980\n861\n645\n403\n187\n56\n266\n366\n) 545\n1 319\n134\n1 010\nHigh school\n409\n413\n551\n466\n357\n223\n181\n66\n58\n206\n215\n458\n443\n98\n336\nPublic\n308\n333\n470\n430\n357\n223\n181\n66\n58\n206\n215\n458\n443\n77\n329\nCollege\n172\n241\n256\n131\n92\n35\n50\n6\n18\n35\n24\n78\n208\n34\n73\nPercent enrolled in school by age:\n16 and 17 years\n94.9\n90.5\n90.6\n91.7\n94.4\n99.9\n75.3\n99.9\n99.9\n87.9\n82.8\n86.1\n94.9\n99,9\n69.9\n18 and 19 years\n85.9\n55.0\n59.6\n60.4\n42.7\n42.1\n80.7\n-\n62.8\n26.3\n21.7\n65.6\n21.6\n31.0\n20 and 21 years\n43.9\n63.5\n25.0\n25.8\n27.0\n20.4\n28.6\n-\n-\nI\n15.8\n32.0\n-\n10.7\n22 to 24 years\n16.0\n26.9\n17.9\n5.1\n21.3\n25.3\n-\n30.0\n5.4\n3.3\n-\n11.4\n16.3\n6.5\n25 to 34 years\n14.7\n13.2\n8.0\n5.4\n5.3\n3.4\n3.3\n3.8\n-\n3.7\n4.6\n1.6\n13.7\n15.4\n1.0\nPercent 16 to 21 years not high school graduates\nand not enrolled in school\n3.5\n6.2\n4.8\n11.1\n18.7\n19.2\n8.6\n-\n-\n28.3\n36.3\n18.6\n15.8\n23.8\n29.2\nYEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED\nPersons, 25 years old and over\n2 502\n3 055\n732\n3 097\n2 460\n740\n1 007\n434\n282\n1 695\n2 308\n4 324\n2 304\n1 364\n4 926\nNo school years completed\n6\n11\n7\n25\n21\n31\n-\n6\n-\n74\n102\n64\n86\n20\n14\nElementary: 1 to 4 years\n12\n16\n19\n42\n64\n64\n10\n39\n-\n93\n350\n108\n361\n72\n245\n5 to 7 years\n47\n83\n30\n112\n246\n75\n36\n97\n11\n216\n397\n435\n515\n112\n501\n8 years\n126\n36\n89\n162\n255\n121\n26\n60\n17\n222\n310\n422\n335\n146\n917\nHigh school:\n1 to 3 years\n278\n161\n267\n511\n535\n168\n149\n63\n28\n344\n579\n1 211\n479\n445\n1 151\n4 years\n1 077\n980\nI 414\n1 287\n1 007\n141\n390\n96\n85\n631\n451\n1 755\n364\n429\nI 541\nCollege:\n1 to 3 years\n555\n857\n1 204\n435\n228\n90\n197\n41\n73\n68\n89\n219\n94\n97\n322\n4 years or more\n401\n911\n1 702\n523\n104\n50\n199\n32\n68\n47\n30\n110\n70\n43\n235\nMedian school years completed\n12.7\n13.8\n14.3\n12.5\n12.1\n10.4\n12.7\n9.7\n13.0\n11.1\n9.0\n11.8\n8.6\n11.2\n11.0\nPercent high school graduates\n81.3\n90.0\n91.3\n72.5\n54.4\n38.0\n78.1\n38.9\n80.1\n44.0\n24.7\n48.2\n22.9\n41.7\n42.6\nCHILDREN EVER BORN\nWomen, 35 to 44 years old ever married\n343\n364\n649\n409\n354\n95\n163\n57\n61\n83\n151\n538\n210\n101\n404\nChildren ever born\n805\n868\n1 660\n1 174\n1 117\n619\n423\n142\n138\n241\n568\n1 435\n1 113\n222\n1 033\nPer 1,000 women ever married\n2 347\n2 385\n2 558\n2 870\n3 155\n6 516\n2 595\n2 491\n2 262\n2 904\n3 762\n2 667\n5 300\n2 198\n2 557\nRESIDENCE IN 1965\nPersons, 5 years old and over, 1970'\n3 932\n4 707\n7 769\n5 380\n4 248\n1 983\n1 846\n689\n439\n2 482\n3 467\n7 462\n4 879\n887\n7 419\nSame house as in 1970\nI 664\n2 378\n2 403\n2 142\n2 344\n1 121\n1 071\n319\n30\n1 161\n824\n4 382\n2 790\n1 201\n3 434\nDifferent house:\nIn centrol city of this SMSA\n592\n1 280\n2 679\n1 725\n039\n476\n357\n207\n228\n558\n986\n663\n692\n415\n2 231\nIn other part of this SMSA\n32\n85\n133\n18\n93\n41\n185\n24\n-\n115\n52\n227\n214\n7\n335\nOutside this SMSA\n1 202\n763\n2 244\n1 234\n549\n80\n203\n30\n124\n352\n406\n799\n291\n166\n1 013\nNorth and West\n208\n285\n796\n442\n195\n40\n48\n30\n81\n112\n158\n279\n57\n29\n190\nSouth\n994\n478\n1 448\n792\n354\n40\n155\n-\n43\n240\n248\n520\n234\n137\n823\nAbroad\n87\n5\n70\n23\n20\n-\n-\n-\n-\n22\n5\n40\n12\n10\n91\nMEANS OF TRANSPORTATION AND PLACE OF WORK\nAR workers\n1 889\n2 167\n3 512\n2 528\n1 868\n446\n767\n309\n183\n877\n1 368\n3 361\n1 267\n903\n3 210\nPrivate outo: Driver\n1 672\n1 835\n3 224\n2 279\n1 556\n190\n666\n294\n163\n561\n782\n2 734\n532\n656\n2 393\nPassenger\n100\n107\n190\n136\n165\n91\n62\n-\n7\n151\n298\n411\n393\n134\n415\nBus or streetcar\n13\n48\n-\n29\n28\n143\n-\n-\n-\n60\n119\n93\n224\n28\n172\nSubway, elevated train, or railroad\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWalked to work\n60\n31\n58\n-\n29\n13\n8\n-\n13\n62\n110\n43\n96\n36\n153\nWorked of home\n8\n96\n31\n62\n38\n-\n-\n7\n-\n17\n31\n36\n-\n-\n48\nOther\n36\n50\n9\n22\n52\n-\n31\n8\n-\n26\n28\n44\n22\n49\n29\nInside SMSA\nI 711\n2 035\n3 288\n2 129\n712\n241\n684\n92\n163\n780\n216\n2 746\n830\n775\n2 930\nLittle Rock central business district\n168\n366\n539\n223\n141\n22\n75\n16\n14\n38\n63\n295\n24\n63\n280\nRemainder of Little Rock city\n1 363\n1 488\n2 479\nI 733\n1 419\n178\n489\n69\n149\n347\n641\n1 249\n342\n274\n1 364\nNorth Little Rock city\n53\n138\n141\n118\n75\n15\n38\n-\n-\n363\n442\n1 023\n166\n381\n1 224\nRemainder of Pulaski County\n79\n37\n112\n33\n64\n17\n82\n7\n-\n32\n70\n171\n298\n57\n98\nSaline County\n48\n6\n17\n21\n13\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n8\n-\n-\n14\nOutside SMSA\n44\n23\n64\n58\n16\n19\n38\n-\n-\n19\n24\n149\n-\n6\n45\nPlace of work not reported\n134\n109\n160\n342\n140\n186\n45\n217\n20\n78\n128\n466\n437\n122\n185\n\"See text for definition.\n\"Includes \"Moved, 1965 residence not reported.\"\nReference Copy #66\nP 10 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-2. Social Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n[Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nNorth Little Rock Con.\nBalance of Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0033.01\n0033.02\n0037\n0038\n0002\n0005\n0009\n0019\n0020.01\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0023\nNATIVITY, PARENTAGE, & COUNTRY OF ORIGIN\nAN persons\n1 144\n6 579\n5 497\n5 912\n8 524\n2 128\n35\n477\n-\n-\n14\n140\n-\n383\n1 154\nNotive of native parentage\n1 128\n6 402\n5 259\n5 772\n8 062\n2 115\n35\n434\n-\n-\n140\n-\n377\n1 101\nNative of foreign or mixed parentage\n16\n143\n200\n114\n362\n13\n-\n14\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n23\nForeign born\n-\n34\n38\n26\n100\n-\n-\n29\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n25\nForeign steck\n16\n177\n238\n140\n462\n13\n-\n43\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n53\nUnited Kingdom\n8\n-\n6\n12\n58\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n8\nIreland (Eire)\n-\n4\n-\n-\n31\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nSweden\n-\n18\n-\n14\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nGermany\n-\n16\n86\n26\n69\n13\n-\n43\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10\nPoland\n8\n7\n-\n6\n24\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nCzechoslovakia\n-\n-\n-\n-\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n30\nAustrio\n-\n19\n21\n18\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nHungary\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nU.S.S.R\n-\n-\n-\n9\n25\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nItaly\n-\n42\n25\n17\n14\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nCanada\n-\n15\n20\n5\n144\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMexico\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nCuba\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nOther America\n-\n-\n-\n-\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nAll other and not reported\n-\n56\n80\n33\n67\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n5\nPersons of Spanish language'\n-\n-\n-\n94\n37\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n13\nOther persons of Spanish surname'\n...\nPersons of Spanish mother tongue\n-\n-\n-\n23\n22\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n13\nPersons of Puerto Ricon birth or parentage\n-\n-\n-\n10\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nSCHOOL ENROLLMENT\nEarolled persons, 3 to 34 years old\n16\n1 610\n1 317\n1 379\n2 633\n750\n14\n125\n-\n-\n...\n30\n-\n105\n316\nNursery school\n-\n28\n20\n23\n1C8\n14\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\nPublic\n-\n-\n-\n8\n29\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nKindergarten\n-\n83\n60\n52\n102\n37\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n16\n-\nPublic\n-\n19\n33\n6\n31\n14\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nElementary\n-\nI 063\n890\n748\n1 429\n505\n-\n67\n-\n-\n23\n-\n80\n159\nPublic\n-\nI 035\n852\n672\n1 283\n478\n-\n67\n-\n-\n...\n23\n-\n80\n127\nHigh school\n8\n342\n271\n394\n821\n156\n-\n39\n-\n-\n7\n-\n9\n83\nPublic\n-\n329\n263\n394\n740\n144\n-\n39\n-\n-\n...\n7\n-\n9\n64\nCollege\n8\n94\n76\n162\n173\n38\n14\n10\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n68\nPercent enrolled in school by age:\n16 and 17 years\n-\n70.0\n87.9\n99.9\n99.9\n72.4\n-\n99.9\n-\n-\n-\n860\n18 and 19 years\n-\n45.9\n16.7\n42.9\n90.8\n84.0\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n20 and 21 years\n-\n17.4\n17.0\n27.9\n35.7\n40.5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n73.5\n22 to 24 years\n-\n5.7\n3.8\n6.7\n7.9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n18.5\n25 to 34 years\n15.1\n0.8\n2.5\n5.7\n4.8\n4.7\n-\n17.2\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12.5\nPercent 16 to 21 years not high school graduates\nand not enrolled in school\n-\n10.9\n20.4\n9.0\n4.6\n9.2\n-\n31.5\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n4.7\nYEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED\nPersons, 25 years old and over\n1 091\n3 495\n2 976\n3 499\n5 166\n1 007\n19\n231\n-\n-\n78\n-\n220\n683\nNo school years completed\n14\n32\n34\n29\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nElementary: I to 4 years\n144\n43\n52\n51\n39\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n9\n-\n5 to 7 years\n142\n236\n289\n141\n107\n5\n-\n22\n-\n-\n5\n-\n38\n10\n8 years\n185\n345\n310\n241\n189\n25\n-\n27\n-\n-\n...\n5\n-\n32\n32\nHigh school: I to 3 years\n154\n699\n693\n540\n482\n99\n-\n46\n-\n-\n15\n-\n6\n34\n4 years\n282\n1 572\nI 168\n1 526\n2 155\n444\n19\n108\n-\n-\n...\n42\n-\n38\n291\nCollege:\n) to 3 years\n75\n332\n338\n503\n078\n179\n-\n16\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n35\n142\n4 years or more\n95\n236\n92\n468\n1 111\n255\n-\n7\n-\n-\n11\n-\n71\n165\nMedian school years completed\n10.2\n12.2\n12.1\n12.5\n12.8\n12.8\n12.1\n-\n-\n12.3\n-\n12.9\n12.9\nPercent high school graduates\n41.4\n61.2\n53.7\n71.4\n84.1\n87.2\n56.7\n-\n-\n67.9\n-\n65.5\n87.6\nCHILDREN EVER BORN\nWomen, 35 to 44 years old over morried\n4\n442\n263\n373\n693\n138\n-\n37\n-\n-\n10\n-\n5\n53\nChildren ever born\n12\n1 082\n614\n906\n1 574\n448\n-\n150\n-\n-\n30\n-\n10\n160\nPer 1,000 women ever morried\n2 448\n2 335\n2 429\n2 271\n3 246\n-\n4 054\n-\n-\n...\n-\n3 019\nRESIDENCE IN 1965\nPersons, 5 years old and over, 1970'\n1 133\n5 955\n4 951\n5 523\n8 079\n1 901\n35\n423\n-\n-\n...\n115\n-\n338\n1 070\nSame house as in 1970\n624\n3 390\n2 264\n2 702\n3 767\n458\n35\n296\n-\n-\n41\n-\n63\n739\nDifferent house:\nIn central city of this SMSA\n57\n1 497\n736\nI 500\n736\n398\n-\n79\n-\n-\n15\n-\n103\n147\nIn other part of this SMSA\n-\n24\n579\n70\n113\n64\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\n15\n20\nOutside this SMSA\n346\n784\n758\n918\n2 113\n688\n-\n32\n-\n-\n37\n-\n80\n118\nNorth and West\n80\n140\n206\n297\n694\n180\n-\n11\n-\n-\n6\n-\n6\n70\nSouth\n266\n644\n552\n621\n1 419\n508\n-\n21\n-\n-\n31\n-\n74\n48\nAbroad\n-\n24\n45\n14\n49\n47\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMEANS OF TRANSPORTATION AND PLACE OF WORK\nAN workers\n63\n2 887\n2 459\n2 713\n3 736\n732\n35\n203\n-\n-\n50\n-\n95\n576\nPrivate auto: Driver\n49\n2 473\n1 863\n2 320\n3 209\n541\n24\n166\n-\n-\n29\n-\n79\n488\nPassenger\n14\n257\n364\n200\n260\n59\n2\n11\n-\n-\n-\n...\n7\n-\n16\n46\nBus or streetcar\n-\n26\n31\n55\n36\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n23\nSubway, elevated train, or railroad\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWalked to work\n-\n7\n47\n59\n37\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n11\nWorked at home\n-\n52\n63\n35\n72\n17\n-\n3)\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\nOther\n-\n72\n91\n44\n122\n107\n-\n6\n-\n-\n8\n-\n-\n8\nInside SMSA\n63\n2 557\n2 274\n2 433\n3 508\n6-43\n35\n182\n-\n-\n42\n-\n82\n497\nLittle Rock central business district\n7\n253\n267\n375\n419\n42\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n100\nRemainder of Little Rock city\n19\n1 147\n1 042\n1 053\n387\n294\n35\n123\n-\n-\n42\n-\n71\n355\nNorth Little Rock city\n8\n1 092\n868\n892\n478\n255\n-\n12\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n30\nRemainder of Pulaski County\n29\n65\n90\n113\n224\n52\n-\n38\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n12\nSoling County\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n,\nOutside SMSA\n-\n111\n83\n96\n95\n15\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\nPlace of work not reported\n-\n219\n102\n184\n133\n74\n-\n21\n-\n-\n8\n-\n13\n73\n'See text for definition.\n\"Includes \"Moved, 1965 residence not reported.\"\nReference Copy #67\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P-11\nTable P-2. Social Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nBalance of Pulaski County-Con.\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0034\n0035\n0036.01\n0036.02\n0037\n0038\n0039\n0040.01\nNATIVITY, PARENTAGE, & COUNTRY OF ORIGIN\nAN persons\n524\n1 596\n14\n853\n-\n104\n41\n4 610\n-\n6 638\n16 519\n507\n5 040\n2 305\n4 131\nNative of native parentage\n501\n1 596\n853\n-\n104\n29\n4 470\n-\n6 302\n15 314\n8 188\n4 959\n2 290\n4 090\nNative of foreign or mixed parentage\n23\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n119\n-\n259\n832\n226\n65\n15\n32\nForeign born\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n21\n-\n77\n373\n93\n16\n-\n9\nForeign stock\n23\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n12\n140\n-\n336\n205\n319\n81\n15\n41\nUnited Kingdom\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12\n-\n92\n214\n35\n8\n-\n-\nIreland (Eire)\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n23\n-\n-\n-\n-\nSweden\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n-\n17\n-\n-\n17\n5\n-\n-\n-\nGermany\n17\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n52\n-\n99\n306\n105\n16\n8\n7\nPoland\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n18\n28\n6\n-\n-\n-\nCzechoslovakia\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nAustria\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n14\n-\n-\n-\nHungary\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nU.S.S.R.\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n11\n-\n-\n-\nItaly\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12\n-\n-\n-\n47\n61\n-\n-\n-\nCanada\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n65\n210\n14\n-\n-\n-\nMexico\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n26\n-\n12\n22\n6\n-\n-\n6\nCubo\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nOther America\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n28\nAll other and not reported\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n28\n-\n37\n320\n62\n57\n7\n-\nPersons of Spanish language'\n-\n-\n29\n-\n-\n-\n90\n-\n126\n491\n54\n-\n-\n46\nOther persons of Spanish surname'\nPersons of Spanish mother tongue\n-\n-\n4\n-\n-\n-\n53\n-\n77\n323\n21\n-\n-\n18\nPersons of Puerto Ricon birth or parentage\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n29\n-\n32\n60\n-\n-\n-\n-\nSCHOOL ENROLLMENT\nEarolled persons, 3 to 34 years old\n99\n416\n160\n-\n-\n5\n1 251\n-\n1 869\n4 429\n2 420\n1 643\n743\n1 195\nNursery school\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n9\n-\n10\n65\n17\n29\n21\n10\nPublic\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n9\n-\n-\n15\n-\n29\n21\n10\nKindergarten\n-\n30\n-\n-\n-\n-\n17\n-\n127\n210\n150\n21\n37\n68\nPublic\n-\n20\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n59\n67\n62\n13\n37\n68\nElementary\n55\n221\n88\n-\n-\n5\n853\n-\n1 140\n097\n550\n998\n481\n792\nPublic\n55\n221\n88\n-\n-\n5\n847\n-\n1 125\n2 885\n1 483\n962\n456\n792\nHigh school\n7\n137\n72\n-\n-\n-\n332\n-\n490\n761\n607\n576\n172\n299\nPublic\n7\n126\n72\n-\n-\n-\n326\n-\n477\n730\n585\n568\n172\n294\nCollege\n37\n28\n-\n-\n-\n-\n40\n-\n102\n296\n96\n19\n32\n26\nPercent enrolled in school by age:\n16 and 17 years\n-\n99.9\n85.4\n-\n-\n-\n83.3\n-\n94.8\n69.8\n96.5\n84.6\n63.3\n89.3\n18 and 19 years\n55.0\n-\n-\n-\n-\n36.4\n-\n24.6\n25.9\n40.1\n51.5\n40.2\n23.2\n20 and 21 years\n20.7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n3.1\n-\n8.5\n3.7\n21.6\n22.5\n22.5\n5.0\n22 to 24 years\n16.7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5.9\n-\n4.9\n4.3\n8.3\n2.3\n-\n-\n25 to 34 years\n-\n4.1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n2.0\n-\n4.7\n3.8\n1.6\n2.9\n-\n3.5\nPercent 16 to 21 years not high school graduates\nand not enrolled in school\n21.0\n8.0\n30.4\n-\n-\n-\n22.6\n-\n7.1\n13.3\n14.0\n10.8\n26.4\n43.1\nYEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED\nPersons, 25 years old and ever\n303\n917\n328\n-\n58\n34\n2 244\n-\n157\n6 590\n4 556\n359\n1 129\n2 033\nNo school years completed\n-\n22\n-\n-\n-\n-\n20\n-\n21\n44\n30\n42\n49\n90\nElementary: 1 to 4 years\n18\n29\n...\n48\n-\n-\n5\n49\n-\n20\n210\n128\n306\n114\n358\n5 to 7 years\n19\n72\n56\n-\n-\n5\n190\n-\n152\n393\n209\n380\n269\n377\n8 years\n46\n68\n51\n-\n15\n5\n324\n-\n212\n581\n323\n309\n142\n262\nHigh school:\n1 10 3 years\n68\n195\n75\n-\n22\n4\n573\n-\n535\nI 145\n835\n601\n159\n518\n4 years\n118\n384\n68\n-\n8\n15\n887\n-\nI 391\n2 876\n991\n540\n309\n340\nCollege:\n1 to 3 years\n24\n89\n19\n-\n13\n-\n142\n-\n495\n767\n621\n122\n31\n38\n4 years or more\n10\n58\n11\n-\n-\n-\n59\n-\n331\n574\n419\n59\n56\n50\nMedian school years completed\n12.0\n12.2\n9.4\n-\n10.9\n10.5\n11.8\n-\n12.5\n12.3\n12.4\n9.7\n8.9\n8.7\nPercent high school graduates\n50.2\n57.9\n29.9\n-\n36.2\n44.1\n48.5\n-\n70.2\n64.0\n66.5\n30.6\n35.1\n21.1\nCHILDREN EVER BORN\nWomen, 35 to 44 years old ever married\n33\n151\n37\n-\n-\n5\n278\n-\n433\n785\n613\n211\n108\n151\nChildren ever born\n73\n398\n173\n-\n-\n15\n829\n-\n1 155\n2 494\n1 567\n716\n502\n688\nPer 1,000 women ever married\n2 212\n2 636\n4 676\n-\n-\n2 982\n-\n2 667\n3 177\n556\n3 393\n4 648\n4 556\nRESIDENCE IN 1965\nPersons, 5 years old and ever, 19702\n486\n488\n738\n-\n89\n37\n4 182\n-\n6 010\n14 849\n7 735\n4 578\n2 056\n3 705\nSome house 03 in 1970\n381\n698\n172\n-\n41\n19\n1 754\n-\n423\n2 482\n3 496\n3 130\n1 290\n2 136\nDifferent house:\nIn central city of this SMSA\n47\n172\n367\n-\n8\n18\n350\n-\n432\n595\n389\n405\n137\n197\nin other port of this SMSA\n13\n214\n-\n-\n8\n-\n802\n-\n816\n1 504\n684\n486\n394\n768\nOutside this SMSA\n15\n132\n144\nI\n32\n-\n978\nI\n2 340\n7 978\n1 557\n250\n105\n373\nNorth and West\n-\n14\n48\n-\n16\nI\n547\n-\nI 071\n4 021\n481\n37\n2\n101\nSouth\n15\n118\n96\n-\n16\n-\n431\n-\n1 269\n957\n1 076\n213\n103\n272\nAbroad\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n32\n-\n314\n1 366\n85\n27\n-\n6\nMEANS OF TRANSPORTATION AND PLACE OF WORK\nAN workers\n245\n641\n325\n-\n54\n25\n1 719\nI\n2 581\n7 067\n3 173\n1 553\n525\n, 210\nPrivate auto: Driver\n182\n530\n257\n-\n49\n25\n1 490\n-\nI 999\n6 048\n822\nI 002\n375\n751\nPassenger\n13\n38\n19\n-\n5\n-\n124\n-\n251\n703\n208\n298\n122\n232\n3us or streetcor\n-\n-\n27\n-\n-\n-\n26\n-\n9\n34\n8\n176\n4\n104\nSubway, elevated train, or reilroad\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWalked to work\n-\n25\n...\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n99\n135\n7\n49\n7\n64\nWorked of home\n42\nI\n6\n-\n-\n-\n63\n-\n54\n13\n58\n15\n17\n28\nOther\n8\n48\n16\n-\n-\n-\n10\n-\n169\n134\n70\n13\n-\n31\nnside SMSA\n186\n479\n218\n-\n45\n25\n1 438\n-\n2 344\n6 561\n2 839\n1 048\n349\n959\nLittle Rock- central business district\n13\n35\n38\n-\n17\n-\n92\n-\n66\n167\n248\n53\n9\n88\nRemainder of Little Rock city\n146\n343\n100\n-\n12\n13\n531\n-\n1 249\n4 779\n260\n481\n92\n621\nNorth Little Rock city\n9\n45\n53\n-\n16\n5\n173\n-\n136\n343\n950\n347\n26\n81\nRemainder of Pulaski County\n18\n47\n27\n-\n-\n7\n642\n-\n893\n1 266\n370\n167\n222\n169\nSaline County\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n11\n-\n-\n-\nOutside SMSA\n-\n20\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10\n-\n53\n157\n3\n41\n40\n15\ncoe of ware not reported\n59\n142\n107\n-\n9\n-\n271\nI\n184\n349\n244\n464\n136\n236\n'See text for definition.\n*Includes \"Moved, 1965 residence not reported.\"\nReference Copy #68\nP-12 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-2. Social Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n(Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, See text)\nBalance of Pulaski County\nSoline County\nTotals for split trocts in Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0040.02\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\n0043\n0101\n0102\n0103\n0104\n0105\n0002\n0005\n0009\n0019\n0020.01\nNATIVITY, PARENTAGE, & COUNTRY OF ORIGIN\nAN persons\n\" 297\n10 564\n$ 386\n8 851\n5 515\n9 768\n6 499\n3 492\n6 593\n9 755\n5 760\n4 998\n309\n5 513\n6 403\nNative of native parentage\n11 130\n10 412\n5 174\n8 716\n5 369\n9 696\n6 401\n3 484\n6 540\n9 554\n5 680\n4 991\n1 255\n5 369\n6 233\nNotive of foreign or mixed parentage\n126\n79\n183\n117\n105\n72\n80\n8\n46\n148\n51\n12\n117\n133\nForeign born\n41\n73\n29\n18\n41\n-\n18\n-\n7\n53\n29\n7\n42\n27\n37\nForeign stock\n167\n152\n212\n135\n146\n72\n98\n8\n53\n201\n80\n7\n34\n144\n170\nUnited Kingdom\n5\n33\n81\n12\n7\n17\n7\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n8\n14\nIreland (Eire)\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n..\n14\n-\n7\nSweden\n5\n-\n14\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12\n-\n13\n-\n-\n-\n-\nGermany\n44\n8\n55\n55\n48\n23\n60\n-\n34\n67\n67\n-\n10\n29\n20\nPoland\n23\n7\n6\n6\n62\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n23\n16\nCzechoslovakia\n8\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n15\nAustria\n7\n7\n5\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n8\nHungary\n16\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nU.S.S.R.\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n21\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nItaly\n6\n-\n-\n43\n-\n6\n-\n-\n7\n7\n-\n-\n6\n8\n8\nCanada\n6\n26\n21\n6\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n18\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\nMexico\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n11\n-\n-\n14\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\nCuba\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nOther America\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\nAll other and not reported\n35\n62\n30\n7\n20\n26\n13\n8\n-\n62\n-\n-\n19\n69\n82\nPersons of Spanish language'\n112\n21\n-\n20\n-\n-\n28\n-\n30\n43\n6\n-\n-\n76\n-\nOther persons of Spanish surname'\nPersons of Spanish mother tongue\n61\n7\n-\n6\n-\n-\n28\n-\n15\n13\n6\n-\n-\n21\n-\nPersons of Puerto Rican birth or porentage\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nSCHOOL ENROLLMENT\nEarolled persons, 3 to 34 years old\n3 444\n2 567\n1 457\n2 341\n1 526\n2 360\n1 815\n963\n1 706\n2 133\n1 935\n1 501\n129\n241\n1 909\nNursery school\n21\n80\n81\n16\n15\n37\n6\n5\n-\n5\n25\n33\n-\n5\n60\nPublic\n-\n11\n28\n-\n7\n-\n6\n-\n-\n5\n25\n27\n-\n-\n15\nKindergarten\n74\n169\n103\n44\n18\n47\n14\n78\n19\n12\n23\n10\n-\n31\n99\nPublic\n39\n14\n47\n31\n18\n4\n5\n7\n19\n-\n10\n10\n-\n8\n21\nElementary\n2 267\n1 643\n897\n518\n1 053\n1 536\n1 201\n604\n1 121\n1 521\n1 310\n1 012\n90\n741\n1 182\nPublic\n2 134\n1 530\n876\n1 518\n984\n1 507\n1 187\n604\n1 090\n1 471\n1 254\n983\n85\n722\n1 141\nHigh school\n1 042\n529\n286\n689\n417\n625\n533\n246\n493\n542\n487\n345\n18\n300\n467\nPublic\n967\n506\n274\n648\n385\n625\n521\n246\n493\n502\n468\n339\n18\n265\n454\nCollege\n40\n146\n90\n74\n23\n115\n61\n30\n73\n53\n90\n101\n21\n164\n101\nPercent enrolled in school by age:\n16 and 17 years\n89.9\n81.3\n77.2\n84.3\n87.5\n84.8\n78.6\n83.4\n80.9\n77.2\n85.6\n81.6\n60.0\n75.8\n89.3\n18 and 19 years\n48.3\n23.4\n20.2\n44.6\n39.2\n31.3\n44.7\n56.5\n37.8\n25.7\n53.7\n57.0\n-\n51.4\n60.8\n20 and 21 years\n13.3\n7.0\n24.4\n3.1\n10.8\n10.1\n14.4\n4.3\n9.6\n6.0\n19.0\n44.2\n-\n25.6\n4.9\n22 to 24 years\n0.5\n1.2\n6.9\n1.7\n-\n4.1\n10.7\n4.9\n4.4\n5.3\n20.4\n2.8\n-\n16.1\n9.3\n25 to 34 years\n1.0\n4.8\n2.1\n2.8\n1.0\n3.2\n2.5\n1.3\n2.4\n1.6\n5.2\n2.3\n11.0\n10.7\n4.9\nPercent 16 to 21 years not high school graduates\nand not enrolled in school\n20.5\n16.6\n20.2\n20.1\n18.3\n19.7\n25.9\n19.1\n26.6\n33.9\n26.0\n17.8\n17.3\n19.4\n8.6\nYEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED\nPersons, 25 years old and ever\n5 450\n166\n2 740\n4559\n767\n450\n499\n928\n412\n837\n2 617\n2 468\n945\n298\n3 465\nNo school years completed\n111\n3\n14\n103\n25\n31\n93\n17\n41\n360\n45\n56\n-\n41\n6\nElementary: 1 to 4 years\n349\n108\n37\n280\n266\n206\n356\n57\n129\n604\n353\n220\n58\n76\n30\n5 to 7 years\n881\n303\n142\n550\n337\n476\n683\n115\n475\n1 064\n520\n475\n54\n248\n147\n8 years\n627\n319\n223\n576\n425\n691\n489\n238\n426\n779\n279\n229\n163\n371\n149\nHigh school:\n1 to 3 years\n1 535\n927\n534\n081\n803\n1 262\n793\n433\n891\n1 176\n757\n633\n192\n733\n558\n4 years\n1 592\n2 255\n1 116\n383\n713\n1 708\n786\n751\n072\n1 559\n517\n564\n279\n1 194\n1 499\nCollege:\nI to 3 years\n205\n762\n370\n387\n117\n501\n168\n170\n255\n192\n91\n155\n118\n417\n633\n4 years or more\n150\n489\n304\n199\n81\n575\n131\n147\n123\n103\n55\n136\n81\n218\n443\nMedian school years completed\n10.5\n12.4\n12.4\n11.1\n10.2\n12.0\n9.5\n12.1\n11.1\n9.3\n9.4\n10.2\n12.0\n12.2\n12.6\nPercent high school graduates\n35.7\n67.9\n65.3\n43.2\n32.9\n51.1\n31.0\n55.4\n42.5\n31.8\n25.3\n34.6\n50.6\n55.5\n74.3\nCHILDREN EVER BORN\nWomen, 35 to 44 years old ever merried\n613\n657\n336\n477\n338\n645\n328\n238\n415\n515\n250\n238\n34\n260\n527\nChildren ever born\n2 355\n1 755\n1 029\n1 559\n1 223\n1 782\n1 135\n572\n1 140\n1 582\nI 087\n1 056\n99\n775\n1 287\nPer 1,000 women ever married\n3 842\n2 671\n3 063\n3 268\n3 618\n2 763\n3 460\n2 403\n2 747\n3 072\n4 348\n4 437\n2 912\n2 981\n2 442\nRESIDENCE IN 1965\nPersons, 5 years old and over, 1970\n10 226\n, 377\n4 812\n035\n5 028\n8 976\n5 973\n3 232\n6 037\n9 054\n5 174\n4 493\n1 253\n104\n5 786\nSame house 01 in 1970\n6 099\n3 451\nI 410\n258\n2 965\n4 394\n3 147\n454\n2 671\n717\n2 961\n904\n469\n2 490\n2 975\nDifferent house:\nIn central city of this SMSA\n1 323\n2 603\n1 355\n595\n442\n315\n136\n124\n746\n406\n996\n876\n300\n331\n1 302\nIn other port of this SMSA\n1 178\n697\n536\n790\n831\n2 565\n1 833\n889\n1 082\n2 270\n413\n112\n21\n282\n114\nOutside this SMSA\n1 054\n2 194\nI 181\n778\n390\n1 371\n544\n370\n1 165\n1 383\n265\n228\n226\n576\n1 254\nNorth and West\n266\n489\n247\n454\n187\n363\n257\n117\n393\n269\n56\n70\n38\n181\n302\nSouth\n788\n1 705\n934\n324\n203\n1 008\n287\n253\n772\n1 114\n209\n158\n188\n395\n952\nAbroad\n22\n104\n122\n16\n25\n40\n24\nI\n29\n50\n7\n-\n6\n38\n53\nMEANS OF TRANSPORTATION AND PLACE OF WORK\nAN workers\n3 665\n4 524\n2 170\n3 154\n1 952\n3 886\n2 249\n1 377\n2 399\n2 984\n1 896\n1 661\n643\n2 535\n2 670\nPrivate auto: Driver\n2 809\n3 684\nI 801\n2 404\n1 619\n2 937\n1 498\n1 143\n1 876\n2 351\n1 223\n830\n271\n964\n2 047\nPossenger\n576\n467\n234\n487\n227\n470\n317\n151\n237\n305\n158\n395\n39\n256\n254\nBus or streetcor\n98\n17\n-\n29\n14\n6\n7\nI\n-\n6\n339\n308\n36\n145\n-\nSubway, elevated train, or railroad\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWalked to work\n99\n96\n29\n99\n19\n127\n107\n40\n47\n63\n109\n57\n245\n38\n64\nWorked of home\n56\n127\n90\n73\n9\n105\n43\n15\n34\n124\n39\n59\n19\n33\n75\nOther\n27\n133\n16\n62\n64\n241\n277\n28\n205\n135\n28\n12\n33\n99\n230\nInside SMSA\n3 442\n4 186\n2 032\n2 829\n1 632\n3 581\n2 105\n1 309\n2 285\n2 689\n1 507\n230\n539\n2 286\n2 494\nLittle Rock-central business district\n210\n538\n194\n154\n95\n88\n17\n18\n139\n24\n159\n83\n63\n145\n294\nRemainder of Little Rock city\n2 329\n2 614\nI 419\n2 145\n608\n641\n247\n238\n1 197\n686\n1 136\n905\n450\n1 894\n2 057\nNorth Little Rock city\n288\n228\n121\n160\n688\n98\n58\n70\n175\n67\n63\n118\n6\n147\n39\nRemainder of Pulaski County\n601\n691\n285\n259\n241\n57\n53\n49\n218\n102\n149\n116\n20\n94\n56\nSaline County\n14\n115\n13\n111\n-\n2 697\n1 730\n934\n556\n810\n-\n8\n-\n6\n48\nOutside SMSA\n101\n72\n51\n60\n78\n144\n45\n57\n60\n211\n64\n35\n7\n34\n73\nPlace of work not reported\n122\n266\n87\n265\n242\n161\n99\n11\n54\n84\n325\n396\n97\n215\n103\n'See text for definition.\n\"Includes \"Moved, 1965 residence not reported.\"\nReference Copy #69\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P-13\nable P-2. Social Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nTotals for split tracts in Pulaski County Con.\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0037\n0038\n0040.01\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\nATIVITY, PARENTAGE, & COUNTRY OF ORIGIN\n5 538\n10 635\n5 075\n6 399\nAll persons\n5 073\n9 029\n6 598\n6 184\n2 729\n9 035\n1 144\n6 683\n12 526\n6 188\n9 298\notive of native parentage\n4 735\n8 596\n6 461\n6 083\n2 692\n8 963\n1 128\n6 506\n5 288\n10 303\n4 994\n6 358\n12 309\n5 976\n9 124\notive of foreign or mixed parentage\n269\n355\n110\n94\n37\n58\n16\n143\n205\n239\n65\n32\n144\n183\n149\nbreign born\n69\n78\n27\n7\n-\n14\n-\n34\n45\n93\n16\n9\n73\n29\n25\nForeign stock\n338\n433\n137\n101\n37\n72\n16\n177\n250\n332\n81\n41\n217\n212\n174\nnited Kingdom\n28\n46\n15\n-\n-\n-\n8\n-\n6\n35\n8\n-\n40\n81\n12\n-\n-\n-\n-\neland (Eire)\n17\n12\n12\n4\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\nweden\n7\n-\n-\n-\n18\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n14\n6\n-\n-\n-\n99\n86\n24\n16\n7\n36\n-\n16\n86\n118\n16\n7\n30\n55\n55\nermany\n20\n7\n-\n-\n-\n8\n7\n-\n6\n-\n-\n7\n-\n6\n6\nalond\nzechoslovakia\n6\n7\n5\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n6\n-\n-\n-\n19\n21\n14\n-\n-\n7\n5\n-\nustria\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nungary\n-\n-\n-\nS.S.R.\n47\n-\n7\n27\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n11\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\naly\n37\n23\n8\n-\n4\n-\n-\n42\n37\n61\n-\n-\n15\n-\n75\nanodo\n6\n57\n-\n18\n9\n25\n-\n15\n20\n14\n-\n-\n33\n21\n6\ntexico\n-\n27\n7\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\nuba\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nther America\n8\n7\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n28\n-\n-\n-\nil other and not reported\n87\n142\n53\n23\n17\n11\n-\n56\n80\n62\n57\n-\n69\n30\n14\nersons of Sponish language'\n94\n25\n140\n59\n19\n29\n-\n-\n-\n54\n-\n46\n21\n-\n20\nther persons of Spanish surnome'\nersons of Spanish mother tongue\n42\n7\n63\n37\n12\n4\n-\n-\n-\n21\n-\n18\n7\n-\n6\nersons of Puerto Ricon birth or parentage\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nCHOOL ENROLLMENT\nEnroNed persons, 3 10 34 years old\n1 473\n2 753\n1 926\n, 769\n537\n2 351\n16\n1 610\n1 322\n3 170\n1 657\n2 123\n3 269\n1 725\n2 473\nrursery school\n33\n139\n50\n-\n-\n28\n-\n28\n20\n31\n29\n16\n108\n90\n16\nPublic\n14\n7\n10\n11\n-\n-\n20\n-\n-\n-\n-\n29\n37\n-\n-\nindergarten\n38\n240\n118\n73\n4\n82\n-\n83\n60\n187\n21\n68\n180\n103\n44\nPublic\n-\n5\n41\n34\n4\n63\n-\n19\n33\n76\n13\n68\n14\n47\n31\nementary\n748\n1 558\n1 117\n1 082\n286\n1 633\n-\n1 063\n895\n2 055\n998\n1 456\n2 075\n1 084\n1 574\nPublic\n668\n1 368\n1 035\n1 082\n266\n1 633\n-\n1 035\n857\nI 961\n962\n1 437\nI 933\n1 063\n1 574\nigh school\n413\n560\n473\n494\n212\n530\n8\n342\n271\n763\n576\n522\n710\n352\n747\nPublic\n333\n479\n437\n483\n212\n530\n-\n329\n263\n729\n568\n517\n687\n340\n706\nollege\n241\n256\n168\n120\n35\n78\n8\n94\n76\n134\n33\n61\n196\n96\n92\nercent enrolled in school by age:\n16 and 17 years\n90.5\n90.8\n88.3\n99.9\n88.9\n86.0\n-\n70.0\n87.9\n90.3\n84.6\n98.0\n80.0\n80.2\n86.0\n18 and 19 years\n55.0\n59.6\n59.3\n44.2\n64.8\n20.9\n-\n45.9\n16.7\n46.0\n51.5\n27.7\n34.6\n24.0\n44.6\n20 and 21 years\n63.5\n24.1\n30.4\n25.4\n24.4\n-\n12.7\n-\n16.6\n17.0\n25.6\n22.5\n9.5\n8.6\n6.8\n22 to 24 years\n26.9\n17.1\n7.7\n19.9\n5.4\n-\n-\n5.6\n3.8\n7.5\n8.4\n9.9\n1.1\n6.5\n3.7\n25 to 34 years\n13.2\n7.5\n5.0\n5.0\n3.7\n1.4\n15.1\n0.8\n2.4\n2.4\n2.9\n3.5\n4.7\n2.4\n2.7\nercent 16 to 21 years not high school graduates\nand not enrolled in school\n6.2\n4.8\n12.2\n15.9\n28.2\n20.2\n-\n10.7\n20.4\n13.0\n10.8\n34.9\n15.3\n18.8\n18.9\n'EARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED\nPersons, 25 years old end over\n3 055\n4 952\n3 400\n3 377\n1 697\n4 652\n1 091\n3 553\n3 010\n5 563\n2 378\n2 773\n6 173\n3 174\n4 841\n10 school years completed\n11\n7\n25\n43\n74\n64\n14\n32\n34\n30\n42\n121\n3\n20\n103\nlementary: 1 to 4 years\n16\n19\n60\n93\n93\n156\n144\n43\n57\n128\n306\n422\n118\n76\n260\n5 to 7 years\n83\n68\n131\n318\n216\n491\n142\n236\n294\n214\n380\n452\n339\n239\n561\n8 years\n36\n121\n208\n323\n222\n473\n185\n360\n315\n348\n309\n383\n345\n283\n593\n1 to 3 years\n161\n273\n579\n730\n346\n1 286\n154\n721\n697\n934\n601\n686\n1 076\n597\n1 109\nHigh school:\n4 years\n980\n1 452\n1 405\n1 391\n631\n1 823\n282\n1 580\n1 183\n2 435\n559\n481\n2 645\n1 212\n1 468\nCollege:\n1 to 3 years\n857\n239\n459\n317\n68\n238\n75\n345\n338\n800\n122\n128\n959\n411\n460\n4 years or more\n911\n1 773\n533\n162\n47\n121\n95\n236\n92\n674\n59\n100\n688\n336\n267\nMedian school years completed\n13.8\n14.3\n12.5\n12.1\n11.1\n11.7\n10.2\n12.2\n12.1\n12.5\n9.8\n9.0\n12.5\n12.3\n11.4\nercent high school graduates\n90.0\n90.1\n70.5\n55.4\n44.0\n46.9\n41.4\n60.8\n53.6\n70.3\n31.1\n25.6\n69.5\n61.7\n45.3\nCHILDREN EVER BORN\nWomen, 35 10 44 years old ever merried\n364\n654\n442\n505\n83\n575\n4\n442\n268\n751\n211\n246\n820\n393\n538\nhildren ever born\n868\n1 670\n1 247\n1 515\n241\n1 608\n12\n1 082\n629\n2 015\n716\n1 307\n2 178\n1 171\n1 697\nPer 1,000 women ever married\n2 385\n2 554\n2 821\n3 000\n2 904\n2 797\n2 448\n2 347\n2 683\n3 393\n5 313\n2 656\n2 980\n3 154\nRESIDENCE IN 1965\nPersons, $ years old and over, 1970'\n4 707\n8 107\n5 866\n5 736\n2 493\n8 200\n1 133\n6 044\n4 988\n9 636\n4 613\n5 688\n\" 223\n5 501\n8 474\nCome house 03 in 1970\n2 378\n2 466\n2 523\n3 042\n1 161\n4 554\n624\n3 431\n2 283\n3 954\n3 165\n3 257\n4 522\n1 729\n288\nDifferent house:\nIn central city of this SMSA\n1 280\n2 782\n772\n1 211\n563\n2 030\n57\n1 505\n754\n1 787\n405\n673\n2 960\n1 562\n1 823\nIn other port of this SMSA\n85\n148\n31\n307\n118\n227\n-\n32\n579\n748\n486\n809\n882\n560\n790\nOutside this SMSA\n763\n2 324\n249\n681\n352\n943\n346\n816\n758\n2 245\n250\n453\n2 397\n1 211\n902\nNorth and West\n285\n802\n442\n209\n112\n327\n80\n156\n206\n661\n37\n141\n537\n277\n535\nSouth\n478\n1 522\n807\n472\n240\n616\n266\n660\n552\n1 584\n213\n312\n1 860\n934\n367\nbroad\n5\n70\n23\n20\n22\n40\n-\n24\n45\n132\n27\n6\n104\n122\n16\nJEANS OF TRANSPORTATION AND PLACE OF WORK\nAN workers\n2 167\n3 607\n2 773\n2 509\n882\n3 686\n63\n2 941\n2 484\n3 905\n1 588\n1 656\n5 291\n2 479\n3 337\nPrivate outo: Driver\n1 835\n3 303\n2 461\n2 086\n561\n2 991\n49\n2 522\n1 888\n3 363\n1 026\n941\n4 350\n2 095\n2 567\nPassenger\n107\n206\n149\n203\n154\n430\n14\n262\n364\n267\n309\n323\n529\n234\n494\nBus or streetcor\n48\n29\n28\n62\n120\n-\n26\n31\n8\n176\n247\n17\n-\n29\n-\nSubway. elevated train, or railrood\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nValked to work\n31\n58\n-\n54\n62\n43\n-\n7\n47\n15\n49\n77\n104\n29\n112\nWorked at home\n96\n31\n104\n38\n17\n42\n-\n52\n63\n75\n15\n28\n127\n97\n73\nOther\n50\n9\n30\n100\n26\n60\n-\n72\n91\n177\n13\n31\n164\n24\n62\nside SMSA\n2 035\n3 370\n2 314\n2 191\n785\n2 964\n63\n2 602\n2 299\n3 482\n1 C83\n1 200\n4 870\n2 124\n2 992\nLittle Rock central business district\n366\n545\n236\n176\n40\n333\n7\n270\n267\n290\n53\n110\n613\n210\n168\nRemainder of Little Rock city\n1 488\n2 550\n1 879\n1 762\n347\nI 349\n19\n1 159\n1 055\n1 554\n516\n799\n3 103\n1 488\n2 294\nNorth Little Rock city\n138\n146\n127\n120\n366\n1 076\n8\n1 108\n873\n1 205\n347\n96\n266\n121\n160\nRemainder of Pulaski County\n37\n112\n51\n111\n32\n198\n29\n65\n97\n422\n167\n186\n773\n292\n259\nSaline County\n6\n17\n21\n22\n/\n11\n9\n115\n13\n111\n-\no\n-\n-\nOutside SMSA\n23\n64\n58\n36\n19\n149\n-\n111\n83\n105\n4)\n34\n110\n51\n60\nPlace of work not reported\n109\n173\n401\n282\n78\n573\n-\n228\n102\n318\n464\n422\n311\n304\n285\n*See text for definition.\n\"Includes \"Moved, 1965 residence not reported.\"\nReference Copy #70\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-3. Labor Force Characteristics of the Population:\n1970\n[Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nPulaski County\nLittle Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTotal\nLittle\nNorth Little\nSaline\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nSMSA\nTotal\nRock\nRock\nBalance\nCounty\n0001\n0002\n0003\n0004\n0005\n0006\nC007\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS\nMale, 16 years old and ever\n105 036\n92 783\n41 929\n19 943\n30 911\n12 253\n468\n1 428\n249\n861\n1 396\n1 219\n1 028\nLabor force\n80 083\n71 336\n32 034\n14 673\n24 629\n8 747\n315\n960\n965\n508\n945\n740\n726\nPercent of total\n76.2\n76.9\n76.4\n73.6\n79.7\n71.4\n67.3\n67.2\n77.3\n59.0\n67.7\n60.7\n70.6\nCivilian labor force\n74 304\n65 567\n31 623\n14 371\n19 573\n8 737\n309\n960\n948\n502\n921\n735\n691\nEmployed\n72 248\n63 709\n30 705\n13 976\n19 028\n8 539\n297\n886\n915\n468\n855\n690\n650\nUnemployed\n2 056\n1 858\n918\n395\n545\n198\n12\n74\n33\n34\n66\n45\n41\nPercent of civilian labor force\n2.8\n2.8\n2.9\n2.7\n2.8\n2.3\n3.9\n7.7\n3.5\n6.8\n7.2\n6.1\n5.9\nNot in lobor force\n24 953\n21 447\n9 895\n5 270\n6 282\n3 506\n153\n468\n284\n353\n451\n479\n302\nInmate of institution\n3 150\n2 281\n770\n1 036\n475\n869\n40\n-\n-\n50\n-\n56\n29\nEnrolled in school\n6 482\n5 723\n2 728\n1 126\n1 869\n759\n14\n111\n19\n62\n149\n56\n72\nOther under 65 years\n7 021\n6 211\n2 860\n1 375\nI 976\n810\n42\n188\n88\n142\n123\n210\n79\nOther 65 years and over\n8 300\n7 232\n3 537\n1 733\n1 962\n1 068\n57\n169\n177\n99\n179\n157\n122\nMale, 16 to 21 years old\n15 241\n13 538\n5 658\n2 506\n5 374\n1 703\n66\n267\n77\n123\n279\n150\n164\nNot enrolled in school\n6 446\n5 690\n1 839\n1 015\n2 836\n756\n48\n117\n54\n54\n78\n108\n71\nNot high school graduates\n2 410\n2 020\n819\n417\n784\n390\n30\n75\n35\n39\n51\n45\n45\nUnemployed or not in labor force\n936\n782\n406\n145\n231\n154\n14\n29\n5\n19\n6\n34\n13\nFemale, 16 years old end ever\n118 628\n105\n52 563\n22 467\n30 754\n12 844\n501\n1 748\n857\n791\n1 891\n1 767\n1 390\nLabor force\n52 327\n47 358\n24 771\n9 959\n12 628\n4 969\n322\n927\n978\n412\n905\n760\n808\nPercent of total\n44.1\n44.8\n47.1\n44.3\n41.1\n38.7\n64.3\n53.0\n52.7\n52.1\n47.9\n43.0\n58.1\nCivilian labor force\n52 077\n47 108\n24 754\n9 929\n12 425\n4 969\n322\n927\n978\n412\n905\n760\n808\nEmployed\n50 018\n45 271\n23 806\n9 572\n\" 893\n4 747\n307\n849\n946\n393\n840\n750\n743\nUnemployed\n2 059\nI 837\n948\n357\n532\n222\n15\n78\n32\n19\n65\n10\n65\nPercent of civilion lobor force\n4.0\n3.9\n3.8\n3.6\n4.3\n4.5\n4.7\n8.4\n3.3\n4.6\n7.2\n1.3\n8.0\nNot in labor force\n66 301\n58 426\n27 792\n12 508\n16 126\n7 875\n179\n821\n879\n379\n986\nI 007\n582\nMarried women, husband present\n72 015\n63 505\n28 321\n13 867\n21 317\n8 510\n164\n747\n725\n403\n855\n590\n576\nIn labor force\n31 963\n28 298\n13 251\n6 373\n8 674\n3 665\n97\n444\n336\n241\n484\n275\n365\nWith own children under 6 years\n19 783\n17 548\n7 203\n3 550\n6 795\n2 235\n31\n228\n188\n125\n265\n150\n176\nIn labor force\n7 138\n6 326\n2 782\n1 320\n2 224\n812\n7\n140\n76\n69\n168\n54\n106\nOCCUPATION\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n122 266\n108 980\n54 511\n23 548\n30 921 30 921\n13 286\n604\n1 735\n1 861\n861\n1 695\n1 440\n1 393\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n18 132\n16 635\n10 202\n3 017\n3 416\nI 497\n40\n75\n182\n101\n103\n156\n323\nHealth workers\n4 191\n3 893\n2 569\n707\n617\n298\n-\n13\n53\n33\n30\n24\n42\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n3 675\n3 255\n1 863\n718\n674\n420\n-\n32\n16\n20\n41\n34\n143\nManagers and administrators, except form\n11 724\n10971\n5 928\n2 559\n2 484\n753\n42\n33\n129\n43\n44\n78\n33\nSalaried\n9 696\n9 117\n5 056\n2 148\n1 913\n579\n35\n19\n116\n43\n39\n69\n20\nSelf-employed in retail trade\nI 049\n947\n352\n247\n348\n102\n7\n4\n6\n-\n5\n5\n8\nSales workers\n10 370\n9 801\n5 372\n2 170\n2 259\n569\n69\n10\n130\n22\n48\n122\n20\nRetail trade\n5 091\n4 733\n2 354\n1 081\n1 298\n358\n40\n4\n86\n12\n42\n85\n14\nClerical and kindred workers\n22 541\n20 780\n10 828\n4 719\n5 233\n1 761\n150\n125\n362\n87\n90\n301\n169\nCraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n17 166\n14 365\n5 392\n3 402\n5 571\n2 801\n48\n215\n236\n95\n192\n169\n83\nConstruction craftsmen\n4 155\n3 306\n1 180\n753\n1 373\n849\n6\n36\n46\n12\n44\n45\n23\nMechanics and repairmen\n4 136\n3 442\n1 147\n870\n1 425\n694\n13\n37\n24\n6\n35\n17\n26\nOperatives, except transport\n14 950\n12 382\n5 462\n2 465\n4 455\n2 568\n77\n480\n316\n156\n250\n227\n266\nTransport equipment operatives\n5 241\n4 524\nI 730\nI 221\n1 573\n717\n32\n87\n87\n88\n72\n44\n48\nLaborers, except form\n4 900\n4 146\n1 679\n822\nI 645\n754\n50\n165\n76\n61\n138\n56\n70\nForm workers\n1 209\n1 070\n325\n154\n591\n139\n-\n31\n-\n-\n6\n31\n-\nService workers'\n13 465\n11 844\n6 033\n2 586\n3 225\nI 621\n96\n323\n307\n177\n428\n199\n299\nCleaning and food service workers\n5 927\n5 423\n2 734\n1 103\n1 586\n504\n59\n203\n90\n107\n242\n116\n196\nProtective service workers\n1 354\n1 158\n451\n395\n312\n196\n-\n8\n11\n15\n6\n-\n12\nPersonal and health service workers\n4 676\n3 809\n1 997\n856\n956\n867\n31\n53\n115\n38\n95\n50\n55\nPrivate household workers\n2 568\n2 462\n1 560\n433\n469\n106\n-\n191\n36\n31\n324\n57\n82\nFemale employed, 16 years old and ever\n50 018\n45 271\n23 806\n9 572\n\" 893\n4 747\n307\n849\n946\n393\n840\n750\n743\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n8 272\n7 559\n4 614\n1 462\n1 483\n713\n10\n56\n83\n61\n80\n102\n231\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n2 933\n2 631\n1 504\n607\n520\n302\n-\n32\n5\n14\n36\n34\n121\nMonagers and administrators, except form\n2 245\n2 090\n1 259\n458\n373\n155\n6\n8\n50\n15\n23\n47\n24\nSales workers\n3 538\n3 273\n1 610\n726\n937\n265\n39\n4\n77\n22\n32\n64\n6\nClerical and kindred workers\n16 497\n15 213\n7 879\n3 443\n3 891\n1 264\n131\n80\n299\n74\n45\n260\n111\nSecretaries, stenographers, and typists\n6 206\n5 708\n3 069\n272\n1 367\n498\n26\n31\n92\n26\n17\n96\n38\nOperatives, including transport\n7 365\n6 492\n2 803\n1 369\n2 320\n873\n49\n252\n130\n82\n127\n82\n110\nOther blue-collar workers\n1 855\n1 586\n659\n348\n579\n269\n-\n63\n31\n28\n42\n35\n15\nForm workers\n108\n79\n39\n5\n35\n29\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nService workers, except private household\n7 705\n6 652\n3 448\n1 371\n1 833\n1 053\n72\n216\n240\n80\n178\n116\n164\nPrivate household workers\n2 433\n2 327\n1 495\n390\n442\n106\n-\n170\n36\n31\n313\n44\n82\nINDUSTRY\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n122 266\n108 980\n54 511\n23 548\n30 921\n13 286\n604\n1 735\n1 861\n861\n1 695\n1 440\n1 393\nConstruction\n7 824\n6 812\n2 894\n1 479\n2 439\n012\n34\n75\n71\n50\n126\n63\n43\nMonufacturing\n24 540\n20 159\n8 926\n4 096\n7 137\n4 381\n94\n583\n455\n237\n282\n278\n325\nDurable goods\n15 027\n11 976\n5 014\n2 424\n4 538\n3 051\n66\n339\n266\n146\n211\n146\n197\nTransportation\n5 870\n5 481\n1 950\n1 840\n1 691\n389\n11\n75\n90\n44\n79\n38\n40\nCommunications, utilities, and sanitary services\n4 708\n4 405\n2 202\n980\n1 223\n303\n29\n63\n60\n34\n28\n108\n25\n4\nWholesale trade\n6 973\n6 539\n3 490\n1 357\n1 692\n434\n33\n75\n125\n51\n47\n56\n20\nRetail trade\n19 102\n17 321\n8 239\n4 024\n5 058\n1 781\n157\n161\n334\n73\n203\n241\n155\nFinance, insurance, and real estate\n7 620\n7 212\n177\n588\n1 447\n408\n62\n34\n123\n53\n11\n103\n50\nBusiness and repoir services\n3 936\n3 713\n1 703\n856\n1 154\n223\n21\n15\n42\n12\n40\n38\n27\nPersonal services\n6 522\n6 089\n3 429\n1 251\n1 409\n433\n39\n307\n135\n52\n376\n164\n155\nHealth services\n10 617\n9 216\n5 550\n1 743\n1 923\n1 401\n42\n74\n146\n90\n162\n96\n157\nEducational services\n7 827\n7 123\n4 214\n341\n1 568\n704\n21\n98\n81\n66\n106\n87\n213\nOther professional and related services\n5 651\n5 315\n3 063\n1 002\n1 250\n336\n35\n60\n80\n43\n81\n63\n94\nPublic administration\n7 184\n6 701\n3 443\n1 475\n1 783\n483\n26\n59\n89\n41\n76\n48\n63\nOther industries\n3 892\n2 894\n1 231\n516\n1 147\n998\n-\n56\n30\n15\n78\n57\n26\nCLASS OF WORKER\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n122 266\n108 980\n54 511\n23 543\n30 921\n13 286\n604\n735\n861\n861\n1 695\n1 440\n1 393\nPrivate wage and salary workers\n91 442\n81 481\n39 660\n18 214\n23 607\n9 961\n481\n1 419\n1 428\n651\n1 308\n1 157\n947\nGovernment workers\n23 011\n20 458\n11 346\n4 089\n5 023\n2 553\n90\n230\n333\n191\n336\n170\n411\nLocal government workers\n7 119\n6 176\n3 160\n470\n1 546\n943\n18\n69\n93\n79\n125\n45\n137\nSelf-employed workers\n7 536\n6 784\n3 411\n1 193\n2 180\n752\n33\n86\n93\n19\n51\n113\n35\nUnpoid family workers\n277\n257\n94\n52\n111\n20\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\nReference 'Includ Copy #71\nnot\nshown\nseparately.\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA 15\nTable P-3. Labor Force Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n(Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nLittle Rock-Con.\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0008\n0009\n0010\n0011\n0012\n0013\n0014\n0015\n0016\n0017\n0018\n0019\n0020.01\n0020.02\n0021.01\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS\nMele, 16 years old and ever\n333\n527\n1 381\n1 800\n818\n1 606\n1 403\n005\n1 968\n420\n1 891\n838\n1 947\n737\n3 069\nLobor force\n212\n303\n1 007\n1 192\n530\n1 154\n1 021\n374\n1 578\n73\n1 334\n1 405\n1 685\n586\n2 562\nPercent of total\n63.7\n57.5\n72.9\n66.2\n64.8\n71.9\n72.8\n79.0\n80.2\n17.4\n70.5\n76.4\n86.5\n91.3\n83.5\nCivilian labor force\n212\n283\n1 007\nI 180\n530\n1 154\nI 009\n2 343\n1 513\n73\n334\n1 401\n1 685\n1 586\n2 543\nEmployed\n191\n277\n976\nI 132\n515\n1 113\n973\n2 278\n1 494\n68\n1 284\n1 337\n1 661\nI 546\n2 514\nUnemployed\n21\n6\n31\n48\n15\n41\n36\n65\n19\n5\n50\n64\n24\n40\n29\nPercent of civilion labor force\n9.9\n2.1\n3.1\n4.1\n2.8\n3.6\n3.6\n2.8\n1.3\n6.8\n3.7\n4.6\n1.4\n2.5\n1.1\nNot in labor force\n121\n224\n374\n608\n288\n452\n382\n631\n390\n347\n557\n433\n262\n151\n507\nInmate of institution\n-\n53\n11\n-\n50\n-\n-\n101\n-\n229\n42\n80\n-\n-\n-\nEnrolled in school\n59\n20\n102\n118\n48\n83\n113\n103\n102\n113\n124\n76\n123\n81\n243\nOther under 65 years\n28\n65\n90\n303\n93\n137\n103\n151\n72\n5\n170\n116\n61\n24\n129\nOther 65 years and over\n34\n86\n171\n187\n97\n232\n166\n276\n216\n-\n221\n161\n78\n46\n135\nMele, 16 to 21 years old\n68\n56\n226\n307\n97\n266\n151\n380\n166\n52\n241\n235\n200\n196\n413\nNot enrolled in school\n5\n38\n73\n146\n36\n112\n37\n106\n44\n41\n84\n87\n50\n81\n39\nNot high school graduates\n-\n10\n36\n91\n12\n64\n12\n14\n11\n36\n31\n29\n12\n18\n6\nUnemployed or not in labor force\n-\n-\n18\n44\n12\n44\n5\n-\n11\n36\n27\n18\n4\n9\n-\nFemale, 16 years old and ever\n486\n633\n1 979\n2 269\n1 044\n2 309\n1 930\n4 205\n2 575\n430\n2 765\n2 202\n2 123\n1 884\n3 719\nLobor force\n188\n328\n978\n1 165\n411\n092\n984\n2 209\n942\n48\n1 237\n1 187\n1 040\n1 041\n) 477\nPercent of total\n38.7\n51.8\n49.4\n51.3\n39.4\n47.3\n51.0\n52.5\n36.6\n11.2\n44.7\n53.9\n49.0\n55.3\n39.7\nCivilian labor force\n188\n328\n978\n1 165\n411\n1 092\n984\n2 209\n931\n48\n1 231\n1 187\n1 040\n, 041\n1 477\nEmployed\n188\n318\n946\n1 069\n411\n019\n930\n2 173\n895\n48\n1 165\n1 159\n1 002\n1 024\n1 430\nUnemployed\n-\n10\n32\n96\n-\n73\n54\n36\n36\n-\n66\n28\n38\n17\n47\nPercent of civilian lobor force\n-\n3.0\n3.3\n8.2\n-\n6.7\n5.5\n1.6\n3.9\n-\n5.4\n2.4\n3.7\n1.6\n3.2\nNot in labor force\n298\n305\n1 001\n1 104\n633\n1 217\n946\n1 996\n1 633\n382\n1 528\n015\n1 083\n843\n2 242\nMarried women, husband present\n146\n208\n751\n1 068\n504\n993\nI 016\n2 004\n1 425\n36\n1 325\n1 261\nI 586\nI 392\n2 413\nIn labor force\n53\n118\n384\n640\n211\n560\n532\n944\n412\n6\n639\n681\n766\n669\n952\nWith own children under 6 years\n20\n45\n170\n310\n111\n214\n193\n319\n255\n-\n252\n277\n521\n577\n437\nIn labor force\n-\n27\n92\n196\n35\n132\n96\n148\n58\n-\n119\n90\n215\n186\n88\nOCCUPATION\nTotal employed, 16 years old and ever\n379\n595\n1 922\n2 201\n926\n2 132\n1 903\n4 451\n2 389\n116\n2 449\n2 496\n2 663\n2 570\n3 944\nProfessional technical, and kindred workers\n89\n92\n203\n281\n69\n153\n439\nI 313\n632\n77\n390\n272\n430\n436\nI 311\nHealth workers\n12\n9\n79\n66\n22\n53\n130\n353\n109\n49\n100\n77\n132\n54\n331\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n37\n4\n33\n92\n8\n35\n108\n253\n71\n-\n68\n50\n37\n65\n248\nManagers and administrators, except form\n6\n40\n69\n70\n76\n115\n200\n527\n486\n-\n205\n204\n351\n218\n1 048\nSalaried\n6\n35\n37\n62\n44\n100\n179\n460\n383\n-\n172\n182\n287\n194\n916\nSelf-employed in retail trade\n-\n-\n11\n-\n-\n5\n9\n34\n30\n-\n22\n17\n26\n-\n42\nSoles workers\n4\n30\n130\n96\n66\n151\n137\n444\n456\n-\n264\n254\n343\n225\n497\nRetail trade\n4\n15\n68\n58\n23\n81\n82\n195\n132\n-\n133\n162\n162\n87\n153\nClerical and kindred workers\n83\n170\n356\n176\n162\n360\n402\n1 171\n517\n5\n566\n593\n653\n753\n734\nCraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n34\n41\n181\n137\n194\n183\n208\n359\n96\n-\n234\n385\n343\n354\n180\nConstruction craftsmen\n24\n8\n52\n42\n51\n40\n42\n124\n9\n-\n46\n119\n60\n59\n31\nMechanics and repairmen\n6\n8\n47\n24\n51\n60\n78\n57\n25\n-\n48\n99\n92\n98\n38\nOperatives, except transport\n51\n71\n353\n559\n123\n343\n202\n99\n56\n-\n233\n298\n215\n251\n39\nTransport equipment operatives\n-\n22\n120\n90\n77\n111\n52\n33\n14\n-\n113\n87\n77\n93\n33\nLaborers, except form\n10\n7\n78\n168\n21\n119\n40\n59\n10\n-\n79\n66\n25\n35\n30\nForm workers\n5\n-\n5\n9\n5\n66\n-\n41\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\nService workers'\n75\n122\n361\n461\n113\n365\n174\n383\n87\n29\n338\n294\n185\n193\n72\nCleaning and food service workers\n39\n88\n142\n293\n53\n175\n75\n84\n21\n5\n145\n126\n65\n43\n17\nProtective service workers\n-\n-\n18\n9\n20\n8\n16\n49\n22\n-\n-\n33\n37\n48\n-\nPersonal and health service workers\n13\n28\n152\n101\n27\n117\n73\n222\n28\n24\n136\n115\n79\n94\n29\nPrivate household workers\n22\n-\n66\n154\n20\n166\n49\n22\n35\n-\n27\n43\n41\n5\n-\nFemale employed, 16 years old and over\n188\n318\n946\n1 069\n411\n019\n930\n2 173\n895\n48\n1 165\n1 159\n1 002\n1 024\n1 430\n'rofessional, technical, and kindred workers\n63\n56\n94\n157\n34\n94\n262\n633\n250\n23\n239\n145\n142\n186\n469\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n17\n4\n5\n78\n8\n35\n104\n205\n66\n-\n47\n33\n31\n40\n212\nAanagers and administrators, except form\n-\n32\n28\n22\n6\n16\n65\n121\n103\n-\n64\n50\n43\n26\n155\nales workers\n4\n14\n61\n31\n32\n75\n35\n148\n55\n-\n88\n132\n60\n40\n152\nlerical and kindred workers\n48\n113\n263\n97\n131\n230\n297\n873\n398\n5\n365\n444\n470\n502\n591\nSecretaries, stenographers, and typists\n42\n47\n48\n32\n49\n78\n131\n336\n162\n-\n128\n193\n235\n198\n250\n)peratives. including transport\n3\n34\n187\n285\n87\n227\n91\n69\n17\n-\n153\n172\n120\n142\n-\n)ther blue-collar workers\n-\nI\n25\n41\n32\n15\n20\n53\n15\n-\n4\n19\n25\n48\n18\norm workers\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n5\n-\n14\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\nervice workers, except private household\n48\n69\n222\n287\n64\n197\n111\n249\n22\n20\n225\n154\n101\n68\n45\n'rivate household workers\n22\n-\n66\n149\n20\n160\n49\n13\n35\n-\n27\n43\n41\n5\n-\nNDUSTRY\nTotal employed, 16 years old and ever\n379\n595\n, 922\n2 201\n926\n2 132\n1 903\n4 451\n2 389\n116\n2 449\n2 496\n2 663\n2 570\n3 944\nonstruction\n19\n34\n82\n79\n86\n80\n92\n228\n96\n5\n142\n189\n177\n133\n171\nAanufacturing\n58\n58\n401\n629\n245\n374\n276\n361\n204\n-\n342\n459\n433\n584\n388\nDurable goods\n51\n44\n223\n432\n119\n182\n113\n157\n88\n-\n166\n239\n279\n379\n162\nransportation\n-\n39\n109\n77\n48\n109\n68\n65\n45\n-\n92\n61\n98\n139\n116\nommunications, utilities, and sonitary services\n-\n10\n58\n100\n30\n75\n54\n187\n58\n-\n116\n93\n139\n104\n204\nVholesale trade\n-\n12\n79\n89\n30\n136\n99\n339\n220\n-\n161\n165\n206\n216\n242\netail trade\n30\n137\n300\n264\n156\n302\n278\n557\n369\n-\n463\n461\n434\n391\n574\ninonce. insurance, and reol estate\n14\n45\n78\n39\n27\n91\n104\n435\n414\n-\n164\n164\n181\n226\n459\nusiness and repair services\n12\n34\n108\n33\n20\n78\n94\n104\n126\n-\n52\n102\n135\n80\n86\nersonal services\n32\n42\n175\n257\n49\n234\n85\n207\n65\n-\n147\n101\n141\n71\n94\nealth services\n16\n53\n262\n225\n84\n292\n277\n566\n172\n94\n274\n253\n250\n145\n430\nducational services\n130\n13\n112\n158\n34\n94\n175\n550\n217\n-\n135\n135\n79\n140\n478\nther professional and related services\n31\n52\n66\n101\n38\n65\n125\n278\n203\n6\n164\n104\n97\n122\n281\nublic administration\n6\n66\n81\n91\n60\n100\n146\n473\n174\n6\n142\n144\n266\n196\n357\n)ther industries\n31\n-\n11\n59\n19\n102\n30\n101\n26\n5\n55\n65\n27\n23\n64\nCLASS OF WORKER\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n379\n595\n1 922\n2 201\n926\n2 132\n1 903\n4 451\n2 389\n116\n2 449\n2 496\n2 663\n2 570\n3 944\nrivate wage and salary workers\n301\n455\n1 551\n1 799\n723\n1 608\nI 268\n2 779\n1 638\n23\n1 810\n1 936\n1 973\n2 060\n2 260\nGovernment workers\n64\n109\n228\n337\n163\n408\n567\n1 326\n421\n93\n497\n441\n543\n397\n1 247\nLocal government workers\n40\n30\n63\n127\n109\n48\n132\n357\n72\nI\n123\n121\n128\n155\n388\nelf-employed workers\n14\n31\n138\n61\n40\n116\n68\n346\n319\n-\n131\n114\n142\n113\n432\ninpaid family workers\n-\n-\n5\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n11\n-\n11\n5\n5\n-\n5\nReference separately.\n,\n16\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-3. Labor Force Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nLittle Rock\nNorth Little Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0021.02\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0040.01\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\n0025\n0026\n0027\n0028\n0029\n0030\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS\nMale, 16 years old and ever\n1 464\n1 688\n2 610\n1 845\n1 478\n419\n590\n255\n188\n970\n1 308\n2 524\n1 312\n702\n2 621\nLabor force\n1 172\n1 403\n2 302\n1 651\n1 203\n266\n503\n207\n152\n595\n830\n1 992\n705\n553\n1 942\nPercent of total\n80.1\n83.1\n88.2\n89.5\n81.4\n63.5\n85.3\n81.2\n80.9\n61.3\n63.5\n78.9\n53.7\n78.8\n74.1\nCivilian labor force\n1 164\n1 403\n2 276\n1 644\n1 190\n266\n503\n106\n152\n595\n830\n1 968\n700\n548\n1 908\nEmployed\n1 140\n1 389\n2 256\n1 622\n1 161\n266\n498\n106\n147\n563\n796\n1 909\n642\n537\n860\nUnemployed\n24\n14\n20\n22\n29\n-\n5\n-\n5\n32\n34\n59\n58\n11\n48\nPercent of civilion labor force\n2.1\n1.0\n0.9\n1.3\n2.4\n-\n1.0\n-\n3.3\n5.4\n4.1\n3.0\n8.3\n2.0\n2.5\nNot in labor force\n292\n285\n308\n194\n275\n153\n87\n48\n36\n375\n478\n532\n607\n149\n679\nInmate of institution\n-\n-\n16\n-\n13\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n35\n-\nEnrolled in school\n139\n113\n144\n94\n81\n46\n70\n25\n25\n74\n89\n119\n208\n18\n86\nOther under 65 years\n77\n58\n81\n49\n89\n65\n11\n6\n5\n78\n181\n209\n232\n19\n210\nOther 65 years and over\n76\n114\n67\n51\n92\n42\n6\n17\n6\n223\n208\n204\n167\n77\n383\nMale, 16 to 21 years old\n247\n241\n243\n241\n236\n104\n106\n25\n35\n139\n143\n322\n320\n65\n314\nNot enrolled in school\n46\n28\n40\n58\n93\n29\n31\n-\n5\n65\n44\n144\n103\n42\n213\nNot high school graduates\n-\n13\n5\n26\n39\n24\n10\n-\n-\n36\n30\n41\n45\n16\n105\nUnemployed or not in labor force\n-\n7\n-\n16\n11\n24\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12\n16\n23\n5\n44\nFemale, 16 years old and ever\n1 672\n2 011\n3 087\n2 010\n1 609\n630\n639\n235\n172\n1 132\n1 567\n2 899\n1 862\n923\n3 416\nLabor force\n812\n866\n1 243\n967\n749\n242\n309\n110\n34\n441\n639\nI 438\n684\n379\n385\nPercent of total\n48.6\n43.1\n40.3\n48.1\n46.6\n38.4\n48.4\n46.8\n19.8\n39.0\n40.8\n49.6\n36.7\n41.1\n40.5\nCivilian labor force\n812\n866\n1 243\n967\n749\n242\n309\n110\n34\n441\n639\n1 438\n684\n379\n385\nEmployed\n797\n858\n1 213\n937\n734\n213\n305\n110\n34\n395\n594\n1 404\n637\n358\n343\nUnemployed\n15\n8\n30\n30\n15\n29\n4\n-\n-\n46\n45\n34\n47\n21\n42\nPercent of civilian labor force\n1.8\n0.9\n2.4\n3.1\n2.0\n12.0\n1.3\n-\n-\n10.4\n7.0\n2.4\n6.9\n5.5\n3.0\nNot in labor force\n860\n1 145\n1 844\n043\n860\n388\n330\n125\n138\n691\n928\n1 461\n1 178\n544\n2 031\nMarried women, husband present\nI 069\n1 284\n2 156\n479\n1 096\n237\n439\n212\n161\n513\n781\n1 956\n653\n499\n1 919\nIn labor force\n500\n491\n754\n679\n558\n112\n214\n105\n29\n180\n360\n1 036\n275\n189\n843\nWith own children under 6 years\n223\n264\n745\n563\n238\n90\n114\n78\n24\n123\n188\n615\n204\n121\n421\nIn labor force\n100\n75\n158\n147\n108\n42\n32\n18\n-\n50\n119\n292\n95\n58\n152\nOCCUPATION\nTotal employed, 16 years old and ever\n1 937\n2 247\n3 469\n2 559\n1 895\n479\n803\n216\n181\n958\n1 390\n3 313\n1 279\n895\n3 203\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n431\n606\n1 008\n481\n206\n91\n152\n21\n39\n71\n70\n178\n73\n79\n344\nHealth workers\n134\n152\n261\n142\n52\n-\n34\n6\n17\n4\n22\n26\n20\n10\n114\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n59\n81\n179\n49\n15\n36\n36\n6\n7\n10\n17\n62\n24\n40\n86\nManagers and administrators, except form\n288\n394\n690\n189\n162\n11\n107\n5\n65\n51\n60\n260\n15\n86\n229\nSalaried\n257\n334\n633\n164\n110\n11\n89\n5\n55\n46\n41\n213\n15\n86\n191\nSelf-employed in retail trade\n11\n28\n33\n5\n34\n-\n6\n-\n4\n5\n14\n30\n-\n-\n10\nSales workers\n279\n320\n548\n309\n161\n5\n130\n56\n46\n100\n94\n272\n6\n53\n265\nRetail trade\n108\n104\n195\n116\n85\n5\n44\n46\n13\n73\n65\n158\n-\n26\n172\nClerical and kindred workers\n459\n529\n699\n515\n403\n41\n163\n24\n10\n155\n138\n711\n99\n176\n595\nCraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n173\n126\n228\n444\n293\n38\n102\n11\n10\n174\n181\n622\n88\n110\n592\nConstruction craftsmen\n16\n15\n33\n89\n69\n14\n25\n-\n-\n69\n49\n157\n37\n16\n126\nMechanics and repairmen\n19\n16\n29\n117\n61\n6\n10\n-\n-\n25\n53\n167\n17\n29\n163\nOperatives, except transport\n72\n61\n47\n242\n211\n102\n53\n9\n-\n148\n304\n461\n279\n119\n369\nTransport equipment operatives\n40\n-\n17\n86\n144\n6\n36\n15\n6\n79\n110\n238\n28\n41\n263\nLaborers. except form\n48\n35\n19\n60\n97\n25\n21\n6\n5\n27\n104\n183\n122\n44\n91\nForm workers\n25\n\"\n-\n9\n35\n-\n34\n-\n-\n21\n5\n75\n-\n19\nService workers'\n139\n131\n178\n213\n177\n44\n35\n35\n-\n125\n216\n356\n316\n167\n409\nCleaning and food service workers\n47\n32\n38\n85\n3\n35\n14\n-\n-\n50\n142\n158\n219\n74\n147\nProtective service workers\n18\n22\n34\n44\n16\n-\n5\n-\n-\n7\n18\n43\n-\n24\n40\nPersonal and health service workers\n48\n44\n84\n70\n51\n9\n16\n-\n-\n33\n51\n126\n48\n48\n212\nPrivate household workers\n8\n20\n24\n20\n32\n81\n4\n-\n-\n28\n92\n27\n178\n20\n27\nFemale employed, 16 years old and over\n727\n858\n1 213\n937\n734\n213\n305\n110\n34\n395\n594\n1 404\n637\n358\n1 343\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n233\n205\n338\n145\n83\n51\n66\n11\n12\n32\n49\n100\n57\n55\n221\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n55\n75\n137\n39\n11\n24\n29\n-\n7\n10\n17\n56\n24\n40\n81\nMonagers and administrators, except form\n62\n70\n91\n58\n32\n4\n27\n5\n6\n24\n21\n58\n9\n30\n45\nSales workers\n80\n68\n83\n65\n59\n5\n42\n31\n6\n48\n50\n128\n-\n27\n112\nClerical and kindred workers\n328\n364\n540\n366\n274\n17\n129\n24\n10\n96\n89\n453\n63\n108\n450\nSecretaries, stenographers, and typists\n150\n167\n212\n137\n73\n12\n49\n14\n-\n24\n40\n171\n16\n39\n133\nOperatives, including transport\n17\n47\n17\n133\n121\n34\n\"\n4\n-\n68\n152\n329\n169\n40\n189\nOther blue-collar workers\n10\n15\n17\n51\n32\n-\n5\n-\n-\n27\n29\n80\n21\n9\n55\nForm workers\n-\n4\n-\n-\n-\n4\n-\nt\n-\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\nService workers, except private household\n59\n65\n103\n99\n101\n17\n21\n35\n-\n72\n117\n224\n167\n69\n255\nPrivate household workers\n8\n20\n24\n20\n32\n81\n4\n-\n-\n28\n87\n27\n151\n20\n16\nINDUSTRY\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n1 937\n2 247\n3 469\n2 559\n, 895\n479\n803\n216\n181\n958\n1 390\n3 313\n1 279\n895\n3 203\nConstruction\n139\n99\n202\n140\n156\n9\n64\n-\n10\n94\n104\n242\n64\n34\n160\nMonufacturing\n248\n228\n274\n471\n326\n100\n163\n28\n22\n182\n397\n746\n303\n175\n498\nDurable goods\n158\n92\n158\n264\n193\n37\n89\n13\n5\n120\n240\n475\n210\n63\n285\nTransportation\n81\n40\n76\n71\n148\n19\n66\n-\n6\n95\n35\n260\n51\n80\n392\nCommunications, utilities, and sonitory services\n89\n91\n122\n122\n116\n26\n61\n-\n-\n28\n30\n178\n23\n40\n160\nWholesale trade\n154\n174\n293\n178\n185\n28\n46\n26\n5\n71\n64\n258\n23\n58\n145\nRetail trade\n337\n329\n559\n420\n300\n36\n93\n56\n69\n200\n294\n596\n87\n124\n577\nFinance, insurance, and real estate\n118\n324\n464\n205\n94\n-\n73\n-\n22\n35\n37\n210\n23\n16\n167\nBusiness and repair services\n83\n75\n122\n60\n72\n17\n10\n5\nI\n20\n54\n110\n12\n29\n118\nPersonal services\n47\n89\n81\n64\n96\n93\n26\n5\n-\n81\n133\n141\n268\n48\n229\nHealth services\n201\n233\n444\n278\n130\n23\n46\n6\n29\n32\n64\n148\n111\n106\n263\nEducational services\n184\n201\n299\n144\n93\n66\n87\n11\n7\n25\n51\n155\n94\n64\n163\nOther professional and related services\n106\n198\n232\n163\n79\n14\n32\n45\n5\n46\n26\n79\n86\n57\n89\nPublic administration\n100\n116\n235\n159\n68\n13\n36\n-\n6\n32\n38\n145\n47\n37\n161\nOther industries\n50\n50\n66\n84\n32\n35\n-\n34\n-\n17\n63\n45\n87\n27\n61\nCLASS OF WORKER\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n1 937\n2 247\n3 469\n2 559\n1 895\n479\n803\n216\n181\n953\n1 390\n3 313\n1 279\n895\n3 203\nPrivate wage and salary workers\n1 333\nI 615\n2 518\n1 945\n1 458\n322\n600\n169\n125\n804\n1 137\n2 672\n1 016\n728\n2 533\nGovernment workers\n522\n383\n700\n478\n289\n137\n159\n47\n29\n105\n192\n462\n247\n163\n509\nLocal government workers\n66\n121\n189\n68\n67\n81\n61\n41\n7\n31\n92\n196\n103\n67\n131\nSelf-employed workers\n77\n242\n239\n131\n136\n20\n44\n-\n27\n49\n61\n167\n16\n4\n151\nUnpaid family workers\n5\n7\n12\n5\n12\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12\n-\n-\n10\nReference-Copy#73\nnot\nshown\nseparately.\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P\nTable P-3. Labor Force Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nNorth Little Rock\nBalance of Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0033.01\n0033.02\n0037\n0038\n0002\n0005\n0009\n0019\n0020.01\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0023\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS\nMale, 16 years old and over\n1 101\n2 156\n1 769\n2 012\n2 835\n613\n20\n160\n-\n-\n40\n-\n105\n404\nLabor force\n42\n1 868\n1 527\nI 640\n2 443\n516\n20\n99\n-\n-\n40\n-\n87\n337\nPercent of total\n3.8\n86.6\n86.3\n81.5\n86.2\n84.2\n61.9\n-\n-\n100.0\n-\n82.9\n83.4\nCivilian labor force\n36\n1 832\nI 522\n1 583\n2 352\n477\n20\n99\n-\n-\n40\n-\n87\n337\nEmployed\n30\n1 772\n1 480\n1 559\n2 337\n471\n20\n91\n-\n-\n40\n-\n80\n337\nUnemployed\n6\n60\n42\n24\n15\n6\n-\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\nPercent of civilian lobor force\n16.7\n3.3\n2.8\n1.5\n0.6\n1.3\n-\n8.1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n8.0\n-\nNot in labor force\n1 059\n288\n242\n372\n392\n97\n-\n61\n-\n-\n-\n-\n18\n67\nInmote of institution\n1 001\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12\n-\nEnrolled in school\n11\n81\n70\n170\n146\n54\n-\n26\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n39\nOther under 65 years\n33\n116\n86\n77\n103\n31\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\nOther 65 years and over\n14\n91\n86\n125\n143\n12\n-\n29\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n23\nMele, 16 to 21 years old\n14\n258\n226\n286\n316\n103\n-\n26\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n67\nNot enrolled in school\n9\n103\n121\n91\n48\n32\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\nNot high school graduates\n-\n28\n55\n22\n24\n15\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\nUnemployed or not in labor force\n-\n14\n13\n8\n6\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nFemale, 16 years old and over\n55\n2 360\n1 992\n2 383\n3 267\n598\n13\n145\n-\n-\n53\n-\n141\n455\nLabor force\n29\n1 152\n1 001\n1 163\nI 382\n253\n13\n102\n-\n-\n22\n-\n12\n243\nPercent of total\n52.7\n48.8\n50.3\n48.8\n42.3\n42.3\n...\n70.3\n-\n-\n41.5\n-\n8.5\n53.4\nCivilian labor force\n29\n1 148\n001\nI 158\n1 382\n232\n13\n102\n-\n-\n22\n-\n12\n243\nEmployed\n29\nI 117\n977\nI 146\n335\n224\n13\n102\n-\n-\n22\n-\n12\n229\nUnemployed\n-\n31\n24\n12\n47\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n14\nPercent of civilian labor force\n-\n2.7\n2.4\n1.0\n3.4\n3.4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5.8\nNot in labor force\n26\n1 208\n991\n1 220\n885\n345\n-\n43\n-\n-\n31\n-\n129\n212\nMarried women, husband present\n33\n1 708\n1 399\nI 568\n2 345\n480\n13\n97\n-\n-\n36\n-\n92\n295\nIn labor force\n18\n827\n682\n753\n993\n204\n13\n64\n-\n-\n10\n-\n12\n142\nWith own children under 6 years\n9\n456\n450\n388\n425\n150\n-\n17\n-\n-\n16\n-\n31\n64\nIn labor force\n4\n133\n163\n111\n114\n29\n-\n8\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n33\nOCCUPATION\nTotal employed, 16 years old and ever\n59\n2 889\n2 457\n2 705\n3 672\n695\n33\n193\n-\n-\n62\n-\n92\n566\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n37\n372\n268\n431\n935\n159\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n21\n188\nHealth workers\n11\n76\n91\n74\n244\n15\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n26\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n16\n120\n19\n111\n165\n48\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n28\nManagers and administrators, except form\n5\n311\n237\n349\n840\n116\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n24\n70\nSalaried\n5\n231\n197\n273\n734\n116\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n24\n61\nSelf-employed in retail trade\n-\n57\n25\n61\n45\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nSales workers\n-\n233\n143\n367\n525\n112\n-\n16\n-\n-\n-\n-\n32\n83\nRetail trade\n-\n148\n84\n146\n176\n33\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n16\n36\nClerical and kindred workers\n7\n698\n550\n707\n736\n132\n15\n40\n-\n-\n10\n-\n5\n101\nCraftsmen. foremen, and kindred workers\n-\n494\n491\n301\n296\n48\n5\n42\n-\n-\n18\n-\n10\n30\nConstruction craftsmen\n-\n103\n118\n45\n28\n5\n-\n15\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\nMechanics and repairmen\n-\n137\n120\n79\n61\n14\n5\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12\nOperatives. except transport\n-\n226\n257\n147\n112\n43\n-\n53\n-\n-\n25\n-\n-\n39\nTransport equipment operatives\n-\n155\n137\n97\n46\n27\n-\n-\n-\n-\n4\n-\n-\n16\nLaborers, except form\n-\n88\n60\n47\n37\n12\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n21\nForm workers\n-\n10\n-\n15\n9\n-\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nService workers'\n10\n297\n268\n240\n130\n46\n6\n20\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n18\nCleaning and food service workers\n-\n85\n107\n63\n39\n13\n6\n4\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n8\nProtective service workers\n4\n108\n52\n61\n21\n17\n-\n6\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n8\nPersonal and health service workers\n6\n82\n97\n77\n60\n16\n-\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n2\nPrivate household workers\n-\n5\n46\n4\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nFemale employed, 16 years old and over\n29\n1 117\n977\n1 146\n1 335\n224\n13\n102\n-\n-\n22\n-\n12\n229\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n22\n192\n111\n200\n361\n62\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12\n88\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n11\n90\n13\n79\n138\n48\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n28\nManagers and administrators, except form\n-\n84\n36\n38\n106\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nSales workers\n-\n60\n47\n100\n128\n26\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n18\nClerical and kindred workers\n7\n488\n413\n573\n593\n103\n7\n28\n-\n-\n...\n5\n-\n-\n69\nSecretaries, stenographers, and typists\n1\n164\n145\n277\n218\n38\n7\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n25\nOperatives. including transport\n147\n129\n84\n57\n5\n-\n43\n-\n-\n-\n10\n-\n-\n26\nOther blue-collar workers\n-\n30\n53\n14\n25\n5\n-\n5\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n23\nForm workers\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nService workers, except private household\n-\n111\n142\n133\n59\n16\n6\n14\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\nPrivate household workers\n-\n5\n46\n4\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\nINDUSTRY\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n59\n2 889\n2 457\n2 705\n3 672\n695\n33\n193\n-\n-\n62\n-\n92\n566\nConstruction\n4\n198\n201\n134\n201\n36\n7\n20\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n47\nManufacturing\n-\n414\n485\n338\n480\n78\n-\n89\n-\n-\n27\n-\n12\n52\nDurable goods\n-\n288\n287\n168\n236\n52\n-\n77\nI\n-\n12\n-\n6\n30\nTransportation\n-\n259\n196\n235\n186\n51\n-\n-\n-\n-\n...\n4\n-\n-\n10\nCommunications, utilities, and sonitory services\n-\n110\n134\n108\n133\n29\n7\n-\n-\n-\n5\n-\n5\n29\nWholesale trade\n-\n159\n119\n149\n257\n54\n-\n5\n-\n-\n6\nI\n16\n54\nRetail trade\n-\n567\n412\n480\n572\n104\n11\n14\n-\n-\n-\n-\n16\n132\nFinance, insurance, and real estate\n7\n179\n185\n246\n405\n78\nI\n6\n-\nI\n5\n-\n22\n47\nBusiness and repair services\n-\n118\n106\n103\n159\n27\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n29\nPersonal services\n-\n98\n92\n76\n85\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n9\nHealth services\n22\n222\n166\n212\n332\n45\n-\n11\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n35\nducational services\n16\n157\n69\n203\n278\n66\n-\n8\n-\n-\n5\n-\n6\n32\nOther professional and related services\n6\n128\n81\n169\n175\n60\n-\n20\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n49\nPublic administration\n4\n229\n158\n209\n348\n59\n8\n-\n-\n-\n5\n-\n4\n31\nOther industries\n-\n51\n53\n43\n61\n8\n-\n20\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n10\nCLASS OF WORKER\nTotal employed, 16 years eid and over\n59\n2 889\n457\n2 705\n3 672\n695\n33\n193\n-\n-\n62\n-\n92\n566\nPrivate wage and salary workers\n29\n2 243\n943\n1 943\n2 568\n587\n11\n136\n-\n-\n47\n-\n82\n435\nGovernment workers\n30\n507\n363\n588\n801\n100\n22\n35\n-\n-\n...\n10\n-\n10\n92\nLocal government workers\n-\n209\n124\n225\n245\n32\n15\n14\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n13\nSelf-employed workers\n-\n139\n146\n168\n284\n8\nI\n22\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n39\nUnpaid family workers\n-\n-\n5\n6\n19\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n-\nReference Copy #74\nseparately.\n18 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-3. Labor Force Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n[Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nBalance of Pulaski County-Con.\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0034\n0035\n0036.01\n0036.02\n0037\n0038\n0039\n0040.01\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS\nMele, 16 years old and over\n187\n568\n191\n-\n37\n14\n1 458\n-\n2 096\n6 144\n2 703\n1 519\n770\n1 221\nLabor force\n150\n434\n155\n-\n22\n9\n1 110\n-\nI 707\n5 659\n2 257\n1 032\n441\n794\nPercent of total\n80.2\n76.4\n81.2\n-\n59.5\n76.1\n-\n81.4\n92.1\n83.5\n67.9\n57.3\n65.0\nCivilian labor force\n150\n424\n150\n-\n16\n9\n858\n-\n139\n700\n2 159\n1 000\n441\n794\nEmployed\n150\n415\n140\n-\n16\n9\n854\n-\nI 103\n621\n2 138\n982\n441\n732\nUnemployed\n-\n9\n10\n-\n-\n-\n4\n-\n36\n79\n21\n18\n-\n62\nPercent of civilian labor force\n-\n2.1\n6.7\n-\n-\n-\n0.5\n-\n3.2\n4.6\n1.0\n1.8\n-\n7.8\nNot in labor force\n37\n134\n36\n-\n15\n5\n348\n-\n389\n485\n446\n487\n329\n427\nInmate of institution\n-\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n117\n9\n-\n63\n-\n33\nEnrolled in school\n9\n43\n5\n-\n-\n-\n90\n-\n132\n200\n176\n142\n113\n52\nOther under 65 years\n8\n45\n31\n-\n-\n5\n136\n-\n83\n118\n119\n135\n122\n198\nOther 65 years and over\n20\n42\n-\n-\n15\n-\n122\n-\n57\n158\n151\n147\n94\n144\nMale, 16 to 21 years old\n26\n90\n16\n-\n6\n-\n219\n-\n259\n591\n312\n302\n164\n197\nNot enrolled in school\n12\n19\n11\n-\n6\n-\n110\n-\n91\n275\n84\n94\n55\n130\nNot high school graduates\n7\n13\n6\n-\n-\n-\n44\n-\n12\n122\n26\n32\n41\n86\nUnemployed or not in labor force\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n28\n-\n-\n24\n7\n15\n7\n35\nFamale, 16 years old and ever\n192\n573\n291\n-\n38\n20\n1 517\n-\n2 221\n4 635\n863\n1 655\n743\n1 388\nLabor force\n87\n247\n115\n-\n14\n20\n688\n-\n987\n759\n089\n642\n128\n547\nPercent of total\n45.3\n43.1\n39.5\n-\n36.8\n45.4\n-\n44.4\n38.0\n38.0\n38.8\n17.2\n39.4\nCivilian labor force\n87\n247\n115\n-\n14\n20\n674\n-\n956\n612\n078\n642\n128\n547\nEmployed\n87\n232\n113\n-\n14\n20\n653\n-\n885\n1 448\nI 056\n633\n128\n523\nUnemployed\n-\n15\n2\n-\n-\n-\n21\n-\n71\n164\n22\n9\n-\n24\nPercent of civilian labor force\n-\n6.1\n1.7\n-\n-\n-\n3.1\n-\n7.4\n10.2\n2.0\n1.4\n-\n4.4\nNot in labor force\n105\n326\n176\n-\n24\n-\n829\n-\n234\n876\nI 774\n013\n615\n841\nMarried women, husband present\n149\n397\n151\n-\n27\n10\n1 138\n-\n1 624\n3 571\n2 143\n899\n478\n689\nIn labor force\n82\n204\n52\n-\n10\n10\n542\n-\n671\n235\n806\n368\n79\n324\nWith own children under 6 years\n36\n95\n69\n-\n11\n-\n327\n-\n532\n350\n619\n278\n166\n204\nIn labor force\n21\n18\n38\n-\n6\n-\n137\n-\n151\n323\n179\n136\n21\n84\nOCCUPATION\nTotal employed, 16 years old and ever\n237\n647\n253\n-\n30\n29\n1 507\n-\n1 988\n069\n3 194\n1 615\n569\n1 255\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n-\n37\n6\n-\n-\n-\n155\n-\n278\n378\n501\n85\n62\n52\nHealth workers\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n46\n-\n43\n77\n68\n23\n7\n-\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n-\n14\n-\n-\n-\n-\n24\n-\n88\n85\n93\n18\n11\n16\nManagers and administrators, except form\n16\n75\n-\n-\n-\n-\n108\n-\n344\n236\n364\n54\n30\n46\nSalaried\n6\n46\n-\n-\n-\n-\n97\n-\n254\n182\n282\n27\n30\n20\nSelf-employed in retail trade\n10\n29\n-\n-\n-\n-\n11\n-\n22\n46\n43\n15\n-\n6\nSoles workers\n49\n51\n13\n-\n-\n5\n86\n-\n180\n198\n303\n54\n12\n51\nRetail trade\n41\n29\n6\n-\n-\n5\n62\n-\n113\n115\n124\n48\n12\n44\nClerical and kindred workers\n64\n176\n33\n-\n14\n14\n265\n-\n401\n534\n645\n175\n50\n75\nCraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n64\n120\n48\n-\n10\n-\n321\n-\n311\n568\n732\n205\n60\n121\nConstruction craftsmen\n36\n17\n8\n-\n-\n-\n77\n-\n67\n134\n175\n49\n8\n53\nMechanics and repairmen\n13\n14\n5\n-\n5\n-\n112\n-\n102\n123\n134\n44\n19\n40\nOperatives, except transport\n16\n65\n32\n-\n-\n5\n231\n-\n181\n419\n212\n382\n50\n311\nTransport equipment operatives\n16\n65\n26\n-\n-\n-\n47\n-\n60\n142\n153\n80\n14\n75\nLaborers, except form\n12\n6\n23\n-\n-\n-\n66\n-\n81\n135\n127\n118\n31\n147\nForm workers\n-\n8\n7\n-\n-\n-\n54\n-\n11\n25\n15\n61\n186\n38\nService workers'\n-\n44\n50\n-\n6\n5\n147\n-\n136\n396\n138\n283\n60\n280\nCleaning and food service workers\n-\n7\n30\n-\n6\n--\n88\n-\n76\n181\n38\n171\n20\n172\nProtective service workers\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n5\n15\n-\n9\n45\n10\n-\n3\n-\nPersonal and health service workers\n-\n12\n8\n-\n-\n-\n32\n-\n47\n132\n74\n96\n15\n38\nPrivate household workers\n-\n-\n15\n-\n-\n-\n27\n-\n5\n38\n4\n118\n14\n59\nFemale employed, 16 years old and over\n87\n232\n113\n-\n14\n20\n653\n-\n885\n448\n1 056\n633\n128\n523\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n-\n16\n-\n-\n-\n-\n61\n-\n148\n225\n211\n40\n18\n30\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10\n-\n71\n79\n74\n7\n11\n16\nManagers and administrators, except form\n10\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n21\n-\n54\n46\n43\n-\n11\n12\nSales workers\n18\n23\n13\n-\n-\n5\n42\n-\n84\n103\n81\n42\n12\n27\nClerical and kindred workers\n48\n149\n28\n-\n14\n10\n197\n-\n328\n433\n475\n86\n24\n52\nSecretaries, stenographers, and typists\n33\n41\n7\n-\n14\n-\n33\n-\n126\n188\n170\n12\n-\n18\nOperatives. including transport\n5\n13\n8\n-\n-\n5\n159\n-\n125\n271\n111\n168\n19\n156\nOther blue-collar workers\n6\n-\n3\n-\n-\n-\n39\n-\n33\n73\n69\n53\n8\n3\nForm workers\n-\nI\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n5\n-\n-\n-\nI\nService workers, except private household\n-\n31\n39\n-\n-\n-\n107\n-\n103\n254\n62\n147\n22\n184\nPrivate household workers\n-\n-\n15\n-\n-\n-\n27\n-\n5\n38\n4\n97\n14\n59\nINDUSTRY\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n237\n647\n253\n-\n30\n29\n1 507\n-\n1 983\n3 069\n3 194\n1 615\n569\n1 255\nConstruction\n39\n59\n19\n-\n4\n-\n111\n-\n64\n221\n313\n91\n13\n50\nMonufacturing\n44\n117\n72\n-\n-\n9\n344\n-\n407\n678\n493\n450\n105\n369\nDurable goods\n16\n58\n51\n-\n-\n-\n215\n-\n289\n506\n275\n210\n53\n309\nTransportation\n19\n20\n10\n-\n-\n-\n71\n-\n94\n136\n244\n48\n9\n29\nCommunications, utilities, and sanitary services\n-\n71\n13\n-\n5\n-\n69\n-\n110\n168\n158\n48\n13\n42\nWholesale trade\n12\n49\n13\n-\n-\n-\n33\n-\n54\n91\n295\n99\n9\n41\nRetail trade\n58\n135\n52\n-\n11\n5\n244\n-\n402\n535\n530\n192\n57\n174\nFinance, insurance, and real estate\n18\n34\n10\n-\nI\n-\n78\n-\n145\n176\n159\n19\n20\n13\nBusiness and repair services\n5\n21\n5\n-\n-\n5\n70\n-\n125\n92\n116\n42\n13\n76\nPersonal services\n7\n7\n21\n-\n-\n-\n46\n-\n74\n167\n74\n197\n20\n107\nHealth services\n11\n36\n8\n-\n4\n5\n105\n-\n96\n183\n177\n131\n15\n112\nEducational services\n-\n25\n4\n-\n-\n-\n55\n-\n152\n166\n194\n43\n28\n59\nOther professional and related services\n8\n30\n-\n-\n6\n-\n83\n-\n90\n151\n149\n86\n35\n66\nPublic administration\n7\n28\n7\n-\n-\n5\n105\n-\n137\n234\n261\n63\n46\n65\nOther industries\n9\n15\n19\n-\n-\n-\n93\n-\n38\n71\n31\n106\n186\n52\nCLASS OF WORKER\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n237\n647\n253\n-\n30\n29\n1 507\n-\n1 988\n3 069\n3 194\n1 615\n569\n255\nPrivate wage and salory workers\n183\n470\n197\n-\n22\n24\n1 142\n-\n1 345\n2 292\n2 310\n1 286\n400\n1 065\nGovernment workers\n12\n99\n23\n-\n8\n5\n233\n-\n449\n575\n639\n168\n106\n122\nLocal government workers\n-\n25\n7\n-\n-\n5\n17\n-\n163\n212\n142\n29\n40\n40\nSelf-employed workers\n42\n61\n33\n-\n-\n-\n117\n-\n166\n187\n245\n157\n61\n68\nUnpaid family workers\n-\n17\n-\nI\n-\n-\n15\n-\n28\n15\n-\n4\n2\n-\nReference Copy #75\nnot shown separately.\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P-19\nTable P-3. Labor Force Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n(Date based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nBalance of Pulaski County-Con.\nSoline County\nTotals for split tracts in Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0040.02\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\n0043\n0101\n0102\n0103\n0104\n0105\n0002\n0005\n0009\n0019\n0020.01\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS\nMale, 16 years old and ever\n3 547\n3 358\n1 689\n2 933\n1 754\n3 224\n2 122\n1 140\n2 140\n3 619\n1 588\n1 396\n527\n1 849\n1 987\nLabor force\n2 363\n3 022\nI 410\n2 193\n1 295\n2 522\n1 499\n927\nI 664\n2 135\n1 059\n945\n303\n1 416\n1 725\nPercent of total\n66.6\n90.0\n83.5\n74.8\n73.8\n78.2\n70.6\n81.3\n77.5\n59.0\n66.7\n67.7\n57.5\n76.6\n86.8\nCivilian lobor force\n2 351\n2 999\n1 410\n2 175\n1 222\n2 517\n1 499\n927\n1 659\n2 135\nI 059\n921\n283\n1 412\n1 725\nEmployed\n2 287\n2 952\n1 356\n2 098\n1 178\n2 484\nI 462\n916\n599\n2 078\n977\n855\n277\n1 343\n1 701\nUnemployed\n64\n47\n54\n77\n44\n33\n37\n11\n60\n57\n82\n66\n6\n69\n24\nPercent of civilian labor force\n2.7\n1.6\n3.8\n3.5\n3.6\n1.3\n2.5\n1.2\n3.6\n2.7\n7.7\n7.2\n2.1\n4.9\n1.4\nNot in labor force\n1 184\n336\n279\n740\n459\n702\n623\n213\n484\n1 484\n529\n451\n224\n433\n262\nInmate of institution\n164\n-\n73\n-\n-\n-\n9\n27\n35\n798\n-\n-\n53\n80\n-\nEnrolled in school\n312\n87\n&\n167\n177\n226\n176\n67\n137\n153\n137\n149\n20\n76\n123\nOther under 65 years\n380\n110\n49\n288\n138\n188\n220\n54\n163\n185\n194\n123\n65\n116\n61\nOther 65 years and over\n328\n139\n58\n285\n144\n288\n218\n65\n149\n348\n198\n179\n86\n161\n78\nMale, 16 to 21 years old\n672\n420\n217\n473\n315\n435\n341\n167\n330\n430\n293\n279\n56\n235\n200\nNot enrolled in school\n285\n227\n95\n210\n125\n148\n141\n77\n167\n223\n117\n78\n38\n87\n50\nNot high school graduates\n152\n59\n38\n81\n58\n63\n75\n29\n83\n140\n75\n51\n10\n29\n12\nUnemployed or not in labor force\n59\n14\n6\n18\n18\n10\n41\n19\n39\n45\n29\n6\n-\n18\n4\nFemale, 16 years old and over\n3 597\n3 623\n1 855\n2 931\n1 812\n3 575\n2 261\n1 241\n2 272\n3 495\n1 893\n1 891\n633\n2 202\n2 176\nLabor force\n1 440\nI 660\n892\n1 160\n772\nI 538\n880\n499\n946\nI 106\n1 029\n905\n328\n1 187\n1 062\nPercent of total\n40.0\n45.8\n48.1\n39.6\n42.6\n43.0\n38.9\n40.2\n41.6\n31.6\n54.4\n47.9\n51.8\n53.9\n48.8\nCivilian labor force\nI 440\n1 660\n892\n1 160\n772\n1 538\n880\n499\n946\n1 106\nI 029\n905\n328\n1 187\n1 062\nEmployed\n1 410\n1 614\n860\n1 109\n741\n1 464\n828\n476\n908\n1 071\n951\n840\n318\nI 159\n1 024\nUnemployed\n30\n46\n32\n51\n31\n74\n52\n23\n38\n35\n78\n65\n10\n28\n38\nPercent of civilian labor force\n2.1\n2.8\n3.6\n4.4\n4.0\n4.8\n5.9\n4.6\n4.0\n3.2\n7.6\n7.2\n3.0\n2.4\n3.6\nNot in labor force\n2 157\n1 963\n963\n771\n1 040\n2 037\nI 381\n742\n1 326\n2 389\n864\n986\n305\n015\n1 114\nMarried women, husband present\n2 278\n2 652\n1 317\n2 053\nI 221\n2 487\n1 484\n860\n1 587\n2 092\n844\n855\n208\n1 261\n1 622\nIn labor force\n967\n1 154\n628\n800\n514\nI 151\n652\n373\n682\n807\n508\n484\n118\n681\n776\nWith own children under 6 years\n650\n971\n413\n562\n384\n588\n383\n238\n391\n635\n245\n265\n45\n277\n537\nIn labor force\n303\n316\n123\n181\n141\n226\n162\n54\n159\n211\n148\n168\n27\n90\n220\nOCCUPATION\nTotal employed, 16 years old end over\n3 697\n4 566\n2 216\n3 207\n1 919\n3 948\n2 290\n1 392\n2 507\n3 149\n1 928\n1 695\n595\n2 502\n2 725\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n175\n658\n376\n337\n94\n669\n162\n210\n202\n254\n82\n103\n92\n278\n430\nHealth workers\n31\n91\n62\n109\n27\n117\n34\n38\n33\n76\n13\n30\n9\n77\n132\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n39\n113\n75\n42\n22\n186\n68\n61\n52\n53\n32\n41\n4\n50\n37\nManagers and administrators, except form\n188\n398\n210\n250\n65\n329\n70\n117\n146\n91\n39\n44\n40\n204\n351\nSalaried\n129\n333\n193\n170\n49\n280\n50\n89\n99\n61\n19\n39\n35\n182\n287\nSelf-employed in retail trade\n42\n54\n8\n51\n11\n12\n10\n19\n35\n26\n4\n5\n-\n17\n26\nSales workers\n197\n378\n260\n194\n97\n184\n65\n8)\n120\n119\n26\n48\n30\n254\n343\nRetail trade\n130\n209\n118\n106\n75\n127\n45\n36\n80\n70\n13\n42\n15\n162\n162\nClerical and kindred workers\n519\n1 078\n390\n387\n257\n669\n190\n182\n433\n287\n165\n90\n170\n593\n663\nCraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n649\n754\n342\n672\n490\n702\n467\n329\n584\n719\n257\n192\n41\n385\n361\nConstruction craftsmen\n196\n141\n49\n224\n119\n180\n130\n56\n169\n314\n51\n44\n8\n119\n60\nMechanics and repairmen\n183\n215\n92\n134\n171\n190\n108\n111\n135\n150\n44\n35\n8\n99\n92\nOperatives, except transport\n847\n541\n274\n468\n304\n575\n529\n208\n522\n734\n533\n250\n71\n298\n240\nTransport equipment operatives\n240\n233\n92\n181\n129\n163\n137\n39\n173\n205\n87\n72\n22\n87\n81\nLaborers, except form\n240\n131\n93\n281\n133\n152\n208\n79\n138\n177\n165\n138\n7\n66\n25\nFarm workers\n105\n-\n5\n55\n12\n16\n11\n-\n112\n40\n6\n-\n-\nService workers'\n466\n384\n174\n319\n294\n457\n418\n141\n179\n426\n343\n428\n122\n294\n190\nCleaning and food service workers\n285\n130\n45\n153\n167\n156\n128\n51\n55\n114\n207\n242\n88\n126\n70\nProtective service workers\n45\n74\n26\n46\n14\n66\n23\n10\n53\n44\n14\n6\n-\n33\n37\nPersonal and health service workers\n124\n160\n74\n74\n6-1\n230\n243\n75\n60\n259\n57\n95\n28\n115\n79\nPrivate household workers\n71\n11\n-\n63\n44\n32\n33\n6\n10\n25\n191\n324\n-\n43\n41\nFemale employed, 16 years old and over\n1 410\n1 614\n860\n109\n741\n1 464\n828\n476\n908\n1 071\n951\n840\n318\n1 159\n1 024\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n76\n180\n176\n161\n34\n301\n86\n87\n107\n132\n63\n80\n56\n145\n142\nTeachers, elementory and secondary schools\n39\n61\n70\n28\n11\n130\n47\n50\n38\n37\n32\n36\n4\n33\n31\nManagers and administrators, except form\n37\n43\n35\n39\n22\n48\n18\n33\n37\n19\n8\n23\n32\n50\n43\nSales workers\n102\n153\n73\n78\n58\n111\n27\n26\n51\n50\n9\n32\n14\n132\n60\nClerical and kindred workers\n395\n755\n298\n275\n222\n514\n108\n141\n336\n185\n108\n45\n113\n444\n475\nSecretaries, stenographers, and typists\n143\n289\n85\n119\n58\n213\n42\n46\n129\n68\n37\n17\n47\n193\n235\nOperatives, including transport\n368\n257\n133\n266\n177\n150\n239\n58\n182\n244\n295\n127\n34\n172\n130\nOther blue-collar workers\n93\n30\n31\n74\n27\n41\n54\n12\n72\n90\n68\n42\n-\n19\n32\nForm workers\n9\n-\n-\n9\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n23\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nService workers, except private household\n259\n185\n114\n150\n157\n267\n257\n113\n113\n303\n230\n178\n69\n154\n101\nPrivate household workers\n71\n11\n-\n57\n44\n32\n33\n6\n10\n25\n170\n313\n-\n43\n41\nINDUSTRY\nTotal employed, 16 years old end over\n3 697\n4 566\n2 216\n3 207\n1 919\n3 948\n2 290\n1 392\n2 507\n3 149\n1 928\n1 695\n595\n2 502\n2 725\nConstruction\n309\n394\n128\n399\n152\n266\n90\n73\n258\n325\n95\n126\n34\n189\n177\nManufacturing\nI 077\n977\n618\n745\n450\nI 135\n907\n438\n860\n1 041\n672\n282\n58\n459\n460\nDurable goods\n698\n630\n331\n452\n318\n736\n700\n326\n569\n720\n416\n211\n44\n239\n291\nTransportation\n262\n264\n100\n182\n189\n65\n83\n26\n134\n81\n75\n79\n39\n61\n102\nCommunications, utilities, and sanitary services\n73\n138\n100\n93\n77\n47\n46\n47\n68\n95\n63\n28\n10\n99\n144\nWholesale trade\n231\n313\n121\n188\n62\n116\n48\n45\n146\n79\n80\n47\n12\n165\n212\nRetail trade\n525\n852\n346\n495\n281\n625\n261\n218\n354\n323\n175\n203\n137\n461\n434\nFinance, insurance, and real estate\n103\n329\n131\n82\n50\n161\n39\n89\n55\n64\n40\n11\n45\n164\n186\nBusiness and repair services\n76\n181\n59\n146\n88\n44\n23\n43\n59\n54\n15\n40\n34\n102\n140\nPersonal services\n223\n136\n95\n144\n82\n172\n106\n43\n42\n70\n307\n376\n42\n101\n141\nHealth services\n181\n283\n131\n222\n177\n346\n333\n126\n156\n440\n85\n162\n53\n253\n250\nEducational services\n200\n202\n163\n138\n88\n276\n113\n94\n119\n102\n106\n106\n13\n135\n84\nOther professional and related services\n69\n153\n68\n83\n99\n98\n38\n23\n96\n81\n80\n81\n52\n104\n97\nPublic administration\n171\n240\n124\n163\n87\n220\n83\n28\n93\n59\n59\n76\n66\n144\n271\nOther industries\n197\n104\n32\n127\n37\n377\n120\n99\n67\n335\n76\n78\n-\n65\n27\nCLASS OF WORKER\nTotal employed, 16 years old and\n3 697\n4 566\n2 216\n3 207\n1 917\n3 943\n2 270\n1 392\n2 507\n3 149\n1 923\n1 695\n595\n2 502\n2 725\nPrivate wage and salary workers\n3 005\n3 642\n1 746\n2 371\n1 397\n2 903\n1 664\n1 047\n1 980\n2 367\n1 555\n1 308\n455\n1 942\n2 020\nGovernment workers\n457\n707\n355\n553\n365\n812\n526\n244\n360\n611\n265\n336\n109\n441\n553\nLocal government workers\n131\n228\n144\n273\n58\n391\n221\n109\n102\n120\n83\n125\n30\n121\n133\nSelf-employed workers\n227\n211\n115\n273\n151\n233\n89\n101\n162\n167\n108\n51\n31\n114\n147\nUnpaid family workers\n8\n6\n-\n10\n6\n-\n11\n-\n5\n4\n-\nI\n-\n5\n5\nReference Copy #\nseparately.\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-3. Labor Force Characteristics of the Population:\n1970-Continued\n(Data based on sample. see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nTotals for split tracts in Puloski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0037\n0038\n0040.01\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS\nMale, 16 years old and ever\n1 688\n2 715\n2 032\n2 046\n972\n2 715\n1 101\n2 193\n1 783\n3 316\n1 539\n1 640\n3 948\n1 944\n3 121\nLabor force\n1 403\n2 389\n1 801\n1 637\n597\n2 147\n42\n1 890\n1 536\n2 773\n1 052\nI 060\n3 525\n1 617\n2 345\nPercent of total\n83.1\n88.0\n88.6\n80.0\n61.4\n79.1\n3.8\n86.2\n86.1\n83.6\n68.4\n64.6\n89.3\n83.2\n75.1\nCivilian labor force\n1 403\n2 363\n1 794\n614\n597\n2 118\n36\n1 848\nI 531\n2 636\n1 020\n1 060\n3 502\n1 516\n2 327\nEmployed\n1 389\n2 336\nI 772\nI 576\n565\n2 049\n30\n1 788\n1 489\n2 609\nI 002\n998\n3 450\nI 462\n2 245\nUnemployed\n14\n27\n22\n38\n32\n69\n6\n60\n42\n27\n18\n62\n52\n5-4\n82\nPercent of civilian lobor force\n1.0\n1.1\n1.2\n2.4\n5.4\n3.3\n16.7\n3.2\n2.7\n1.0\n1.8\n5.8\n1.5\n3.6\n3.5\nNot in lobor force\n285\n326\n231\n409\n375\n568\n1 059\n303\n247\n5.13\n487\n580\n423\n327\n776\nInmate of institution\n-\n28\n-\n17\n-\n-\n1 001\n-\n-\n-\n63\n33\n-\n73\n-\nEnrolled in school\n113\n144\n103\n124\n74\n124\n11\n81\n70\n230\n142\n98\n157\n124\n192\nOther under 65 years\n58\n81\n57\n134\n78\n240\n33\n116\n91\n150\n135\n263\n121\n55\n293\nOther 65 years and over\n114\n73\n71\n134\n223\n204\n14\n106\n86\n163\n147\n186\n145\n75\n291\nMale, 16 to 21 years old\n241\n243\n267\n326\n141\n338\n14\n264\n226\n415\n302\n301\n526\n242\n508\nNot enrolled in school\n28\n40\n70\n112\n67\n155\n9\n109\n121\n116\n94\n159\n258\n95\n215\nNot high school graduates\n13\n5\n33\n52\n38\n47\n-\n28\n55\n41\n32\n110\n69\n38\n81\nUnemployed or not in labor force\n7\n-\n16\n11\n-\n16\n-\n14\n13\n11\n15\n59\n14\n6\n18\nFemale, 16 years old and over\n2 011\n3 228\n2 202\n2 182\n1 138\n3 190\n55\n2 398\n2 012\n3 461\n1 668\n2 018\n4 262\n2 090\n3 103\nLabor force\n866\n1 255\n1 054\n996\n443\n1 553\n29\n1 166\n1 021\n1 342\n655\n789\n1 969\n1 002\n1 194\nPercent of total\n43.1\n38.9\n47.9\n45.6\n38.9\n48.7\n52.7\n48.6\n50.7\n38.8\n39.3\n39.1\n46.2\n47.9\n38.5\nCivilian labor force\n866\n) 255\n1 054\n996\n443\n1 553\n29\n1 162\n1 021\n1 310\n655\n789\n1 969\n1 002\n1 194\nEmployed\n858\nI 225\n1 024\n966\n397\n1 517\n29\n1 131\n997\n280\n646\n736\n919\n970\n1 143\nUnemployed\n8\n30\n30\n30\n46\n36\n-\n31\n24\n30\n9\n53\n50\n32\n51\nPercent of civilian labor force\n0.9\n2.4\n2.8\n3.0\n10.4\n2.3\n-\n2.7\n2.4\n2.3\n1.4\n6.7\n2.5\n3.2\n4.3\nNot in labor force\nI 145\n1 973\nI 148\n1 186\n695\n1 637\n26\n1 232\n991\n2 119\n1 013\n1 229\n2 293\n1 088\n1 909\nMarried women, husband present\nI 284\n2 248\n1 628\nI 493\n513\n2 107\n33\nI 735\n1 409\n2 623\n912\n926\n3 091\n1 529\n2 214\nIn labor force\n491\n766\n761\n762\n180\n1 088\n18\n837\n692\nI 010\n381\n436\n1 368\n733\n829\nWith own children under 6 years\n264\n776\n599\n333\n123\n684\n9\n467\n450\n769\n278\n294\n1 085\n491\n586\nIn lobor force\n75\n158\n168\n126\n50\n330\n4\n139\n163\n208\n136\n126\n348\n14)\n181\nOCCUPATION\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n2 247\n3 561\n2 796\n2 542\n962\n3 566\n59\n2 919\n2 486\n3 889\n1 648\n1 734\n5 369\n2 432\n3 388\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n606\nI 029\n481\n243\n71\n184\n37\n372\n268\n660\n85\n143\n810\n397\n376\nHealth workers\n152\n261\n142\n59\n4\n26\n11\n76\n91\n83\n23\n-\n125\n68\n125\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n81\n185\n49\n29\n10\n62\n16\n120\n19\n141\n18\n52\n149\n81\n49\nManagers and administrators, except form\n394\n714\n205\n237\n51\n260\n5\n311\n237\n480\n54\n57\n505\n215\n315\nSalaried\n334\n657\n170\n156\n46\n213\n5\n231\n197\n398\n27\n41\n422\n198\n225\nSelf-employed in retail trade\n28\n33\n15\n63\n5\n30\n-\n57\n25\n43\n15\n6\n60\n8\n55\nSales workers\n320\n580\n358\n212\n100\n285\n-\n233\n148\n415\n54\n56\n508\n316\n240\nRetail trade\n104\n211\n157\n114\n73\n164\n-\n148\n89\n157\n48\n49\n253\n164\n119\nClerical and kindred workers\n529\n704\n579\n579\n155\n744\n7\n712\n564\n777\n190\n116\n1 241\n414\n397\nCraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n126\n238\n508\n413\n178\n670\n-\n504\n491\n780\n210\n159\n856\n353\n682\nConstruction craftsmen\n15\n33\n125\n86\n69\n165\n-\n103\n118\n180\n49\n67\n166\n49\n224\nMechanics and repairment\n16\n29\n130\n75\n25\n172\n-\n142\n120\n148\n49\n46\n225\n92\n134\nOperatives, except transport\n61\n47\n258\n276\n148\n493\n-\n226\n262\n255\n382\n413\n594\n283\n468\nTransport equipment operatives\n-\n17\n102\n209\n79\n264\n-\n155\n137\n180\n80\n81\n269\n107\n187\nLoborers. except form\n35\n19\n72\n103\n27\n206\n-\n88\n60\n139\n125\n172\n152\n99\n286\nForm workers\n25\n11\n-\n17\n-\n12\n-\n10\n-\n15\n61\n73\n-\n39\n55\nService workers'\n131\n213\n221\n125\n406\n10\n303\n273\n184\n289\n324\n419\n209\n319\nCleaning and food service workers\n32\n38\n85\n106\n50\n188\n-\n91\n107\n51\n177\n207\n144\n45\n153\nProtective service workers\n22\n34\n44\n22\n7\n43\n4\n108\n57\n27\n-\n-\n79\n26\n46\nPersonal and health service workers\n44\n84\n70\n63\n33\n134\n6\n82\n97\n90\n96\n47\n176\n74\n74\nPrivate household workers\n20\n24\n20\n32\n28\n42\n-\n5\n40\n4\n113\n140\n15\n-\n63\nFemale employed, 16 years old and over\n858\n1 225\n1 024\n966\n397\n1 517\n29\n1 131\n997\n1 280\n646\n736\n1 919\n970\n1 143\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n205\n350\n145\n99\n32\n100\n22\n192\n111\n273\n40\n81\n246\n187\n173\nTeachers, elementary and secondary schools\n75\n143\n39\n20\n10\n56\n11\n90\n13\n122\n7\n40\n90\n70\n35\nManagers and administrators, except form\n70\n91\n68\n32\n24\n58\n-\n84\n36\n50\n-\n16\n70\n40\n45\nSales workers\n68\n83\n83\n82\n48\n141\n-\n60\n52\n107\n42\n32\n195\n104\n84\nClerical and kindred workers\n364\n540\n414\n423\n96\n481\n7\n502\n423\n578\n93\n69\n884\n322\n285\nSecretaries, stenographers, and typists\n167\n212\n170\n114\n24\n178\n-\n178\n145\n208\n19\n30\n338\n99\n119\nOperatives, including transport\n47\n17\n138\n134\n68\n337\n-\n147\n134\n116\n168\n190\n268\n137\n266\nOther blue-collar workers\n15\n17\n57\n32\n29\n83\n-\n30\n53\n74\n53\n3\n35\n31\n74\nForm workers\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n4\n-\n-\n9\nService workers, except private household\n65\n103\n99\n132\n72\n263\n-\n111\n142\n78\n153\n201\n206\n149\n150\nPrivate household workers\n20\n24\n20\n32\n28\n42\nI\n5\n46\n4\n97\n140\n15\n-\n57\nINDUSTRY\nTotal employed, 16 years old and ever\n2 247\n3 561\n2 796\n2 542\n962\n3 566\n59\n2 919\n2 486\n3 889\n1 648\n1 734\n5 369\n2 432\n3 388\nConstruction\n99\n208\n179\n215\n94\n261\n4\n202\n201\n349\n98\n59\n458\n128\n409\nManufacturing\n228\n286\n515\n443\n184\n818\n-\n414\n494\n571\n450\n469\n1 140\n646\n767\nDurable goods\n92\n164\n280\n251\n122\n526\n-\n288\n287\n327\n210\n346\n719\n344\n457\nTransportation\n40\n76\n90\n168\n95\n270\n-\n259\n196\n295\n48\n48\n330\n100\n188\nCommunications, utilities, and sanitary services\n91\n127\n122\n187\n28\n191\n-\n115\n134\n187\n55\n68\n199\n100\n93\nWholesale trade\n174\n309\n190\n234\n71\n271\n-\n159\n119\n349\n99\n69\n359\n147\n193\nRetail trade\n329\n575\n478\n435\n202\n648\n-\n578\n417\n634\n203\n210\n945\n402\n564\nFinance. insurance. and real estate\n324\n486\n223\n128\n35\n220\n7\n179\n185\n237\n19\n13\n402\n131\n104\nBusiness and repair services\n75\n122\n65\n93\n20\n115\n-\n118\n111\n143\n42\n93\n191\n61\n145\nPersonal services\n89\n81\n71\n103\n81\n162\n-\n98\n92\n74\n197\n200\n162\n100\n144\nHealth services\n233\n444\n289\n166\n32\n156\n22\n226\n171\n222\n131\n135\n329\n137\n251\nEducational services\n201\n305\n144\n118\n25\n159\n16\n157\n69\n260\n43\n125\n289\n174\n145\nOther professional and related services\n198\n237\n171\n109\n46\n79\n6\n134\n81\n209\n86\n80\n185\n113\n88\nPublic administration\n116\n239\n166\n96\n32\n152\n4\n229\n163\n320\n71\n78\n276\n124\n169\nOther industries\n50\n66\n93\n47\n17\n64\n-\n51\n53\n39\n106\n87\n104\n66\n127\nCLASS OF WORKER\nTotal employed, 16 years old end over\n2 247\n3 561\n2 796\n2 542\n962\n3 566\n59\n2 919\n2 486\n3 889\n1 648\n1 734\n5 369\n2 432\n3 383\nPrivate wage and salary workers\n1 615\n2 600\n2 123\n1 928\nEC8\n2 869\n29\n2 265\nI 967\n2 897\nI 297\n1 387\n4 242\n1 915\n2 490\nGovernment workers\n383\n710\n490\n388\n105\n485\n30\n515\n368\n739\n190\n259\n866\n402\n582\nLocal government workers\n121\n189\n68\n92\n31\n203\n-\n209\n129\n174\n44\n121\n289\n185\n280\nSelf-employed workers\n242\n239\n173\n197\n49\n200\n-\n139\n146\n253\n157\n88\n255\n115\n300\nUnpaid family workers\n7\n12\n5\n29\n-\n12\n-\n1\n5\n-\n4\n-\n6\n-\n10\n'Includes allocated cases, not shown separately.\nReference Copy #77\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P-21\nTable P-4. Income Characteristics of the Population: 1970\n(Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nPulaski County\nLittle Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTotal\nLittle\nNorth Little\nSaline\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nSMSA\nTotal\nRock\nRock\nBalance\nCounty\n0001\n0002\n0003\n0004\n0005\n0006\n0007\nINCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES AND\nUNRELATED INDIVIDUALS\nAM families\n84 303\n74 835\n34 591\n16 301\n23 943\n9 468\n248\n1 209\n1 010\n522\n1 150\n810\n865\nLess than $1,000\n2 391\n2 191\n976\n638\n577\n200\n-\n94\n18\n18\n59\n52\n27\n$1,000 to $1,999\n3 478\n3 167\n1 427\n670\n1 070\n311\n42\n139\n75\n34\n94\n47\n94\n$2,000 to $2,999\n4 312\n3 846\n1 827\n816\n1 203\n466\n15\n98\n8-4\n44\n198\n79\n82\n$3,000 to $3,999\n5 259\n4 642\n2 103\nI 099\n1 440\n617\n11\n196\n129\n77\n151\n57\n89\n$4,000 to $4,999\n5 471\n4 820\n2 169\n924\n1 727\n651\n39\n126\n156\n59\n144\n64\n101\n$5,000 to $5,999\n6 170\n5 400\n2 304\n1 107\n1 989\n770\n47\n110\n112\n49\n100\n52\n90\n$6,000 to $6,999\n6 290\n5 531\n2 332\n981\n2 218\n759\n27\n80\n123\n44\n102\n120\n47\n$7,000 to $7,999\n6 923\n5 846\n2 353\n1 344\n2 149\n1 077\n21\n91\n48\n38\n91\n83\n103\n$8,000 to $8,999\n6 396\n5 572\n2 297\n1 210\n2 065\n824\n14\n71\n58\n36\n52\n42\n50\n$9,000 to $9,999\n5 636\n4 868\n2 021\n1 220\n1 627\n768\n-\n16\n30\n44\n46\n33\n11\n$10,000 to $11,999\n10 320\n9 171\n4 012\n2 118\n3 041\n149\n5\n79\n28\n51\n49\n114\n76\n$12,000 to $14,999\n9 706\n8 640\n4 282\n1 874\n2 484\n066\n-\n65\n88\n18\n40\n28\n51\n$15,000 to $24,999\n9 365\n8 685\n4 773\n1 888\n2 024\n680\n27\n32\n50\n6\n20\n9\n44\n$25,000 to $49,999\n2 086\n1 999\n1 372\n334\n293\n87\n-\n12\n11\n4\n4\n15\n-\n$50,000 or more\n500\n457\n343\n78\n36\n43\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n15\n-\nMedian income\n$8 290\n$8 354\n$8 786\n$8 472\n$7 813\n$7 891\n$5 362\n$4 615\n$5 384\n$5 592\n$4 507\n$6 450\n$5 439\nMean income\n$9 486\n$9 589\n$10 436\n$9 364\n$8 516\n$8 674\n$6 183\n$5 681\n$6 765\n$6 206\n$5 336\n$7 793\n$6 309\nFamilies and unrelated individuals\n110 235\n99 104\n48 889\n20 639\n29 576\n11 131\n685\n593\n942\n884\n1 636\n811\n1 350\nMedian income\n$6 843\n$6 794\n$6 724\n$7 072\n$6 740\n$7 188\n$3 776\n$3 676\n$4 485\n$4 082\n$3 318\n$3 680\n$3 948\nMean income\n$8 067\n$8 107\n$8 558\n$7 971\n$7 456\n$7 710\n$4 577\n$4 698\n$5 723\n$4 721\n253\n$5 264\n$4 862\nUnrelated individuals\n25 932\n24 269\n14 298\n4 338\n5 633\n1 663\n437\n384\n932\n362\n486\n001\n485\nMedian income\n$2 290\n$2 379\n$2 746\n$1 803\n$2 083\n$1 561\n$3 007\n$1 391\n$3 273\n$2 365\n$1 407\n$2 044\n$1 695\nMean income\n$3 454\n$3 538\n$4 014\n$2 739\n$2 948\n$2 223\n$3 666\n$1 604\n$4 594\n$2 580\n$1 689\n$3 217\n$2 281\nTYPE OF INCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES\nAN families\n84 303\n74 835\n34 591\n16 301\n23 943\n9 468\n248\n1 209\n1 010\n522\n1 150\n810\n865\nWith wage or salary income\n74 443\n66 092\n30 400\n14 286\n21 406\n8 351\n227\n050\n860\n473\n024\n628\n786\nMean wage or salary income\n$8 864\n$8 934\n$9 469\n$9 088\n$8 072\n$8 312\n$4 697\n$5 679\n$6 296\n$5 963\n$5 079\n$7 963\n$6 134\nWith nonfarm self-employment income\n7 960\n7 202\n3 598\n1 393\n2 211\n758\n47\n72\n62\n19\n43\n73\n39\nMean nonfarm self-employment income\n$7 970\n$8 145\n$9 872\n$6 953\n$6 086\n$6 301\n$3 586\n$2 849\n$7 865\n$4 784\n$6 916\n$3 027\nWith form self-employment income\n1 421\n1 222\n504\n171\n547\n199\n19\n26\n19\n6\n-\n15\n6\nMean form self-employment income\n$3 039\n$3 265\n$2 582\n$793\n$4 668\n$1 652\n$1 600\n-\nWith Social Security income\n14 580\n12 841\n6 870\n2 687\n3 284\n739\n44\n314\n332\n177\n334\n202\n189\nMean Social Security income\n$1 525\n$1 525\n$1 548\n$1 598\n$1 419\n$1 519\n$1 399\n$1 224\n$1 773\n$1 262\n$1 256\n$1 927\n$1 488\nWith public assistance or public welfore income\n3 485\n3 198\nI 448\n766\n984\n287\n10\n175\n56\n43\n141\n46\n53\nMean public assistance or public welfare income\n$777\n$794\n$772\n$753\n$859\n$590\n$766\n$843\n$906\n$861\n$889\n$867\nWith other income\n21 559\n19 423\n10 685\n3 881\n4 857\n2 136\n85\n129\n230\n43\n138\n151\n132\nMean other income\n$2 184\n$2 178\n$2 301\n$2 090\n$1 976\n$2 247\n$2 462\n$1 086\n$1 117\n$1 834\n$1 373\n$2 316\n$1 418\nRATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL'\nPercent of families with incomes:\nLess than .50 of poverty level\n5.0\n5.2\n4.9\n5.8\n5.2\n3.0\n-\n17.3\n2.8\n6.7\n10.2\n10.4\n6.2\n.50 to 74\n3.7\n3.8\n4.0\n3.9\n3.5\n3.0\n14.1\n12.7\n7.4\n6.7\n13.0\n3.0\n9.6\n.75 to 99\n4.7\n4.7\n4.5\n4.9\n4.8\n5.2\n8.9\n9.3\n11.0\n13.2\n10.1\n8.5\n12.3\n1.00 to 1.24\n5.9\n5.9\n5.5\n5.1\n6.9\n6.1\n-\n14.6\n9.5\n11.3\n13.7\n4.8\n8.1\n1.25 to 1.49\n5.6\n5.4\n5.0\n5.0\n6.3\n7.0\n15.3\n6.3\n9.0\n9.2\n10.7\n8.5\n5.2\n1.50 to 1.99\n12.4\n12.1\n9.9\n11.8\n15.7\n14.8\n10.1\n9.3\n15.1\n11.5\n16.7\n12.0\n20.1\n2.00 to 2.99\n24.1\n23.7\n22.2\n22.7\n26.5\n27.5\n35.1\n16.4\n24.1\n23.4\n14.6\n22.8\n18.3\n3.00 or more\n38.5\n39.2\n44.0\n40.8\n31.2\n33.4\n16.5\n14.2\n21.1\n18.0\n11.0\n30.0\n20.2\nINCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL'\nFemilies\n11 321\n10 264\n4 653\n2 390\n3 216\n1 057\n57\n474\n214\n139\n383\n177\n243\nPercent of all families\n13.4\n13.7\n13.5\n14.7\n13.4\n11.2\n23.0\n39.2\n21.2\n26.6\n33.3\n21.9\n28.1\nMean family income\n$2 035\n$2 025\n$2 048\n$1 883\n$2 098\n$2 134\n$1 857\n$2 272\n$2 454\n$2 561\n$2 233\n$1 755\n$2 270\nMean income deficit\n$1 538\n$1 574\n$1 533\n$1 622\n$1 596\n$1 187\n$655\n$1 934\n$913\n$1 312\n$1 568\n$1 332\n$1 351\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n16.4\n16.7\n17.1\n16.7\n16.1\n14.1\n12.3\n23.2\n16.8\n16.5\n27.2\n6.8\n16.9\nMean size of family\n3.95\n3.99\n3.95\n3.78\n4.20\n3.56\n2.07\n5.00\n3.62\n4.55\n4.22\n3.10\n4.07\nWith reloted children under 18 years\n7 286\n6 727\n3 044\n) 521\n2 162\n559\n19\n365\n120\n78\n300\n100\n170\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n3.08\n3.10\n3.10\n2.88\n3.24\n2.93\n3.68\n3.14\n4.03\n2.95\n2.13\n2.84\nWith related children under 6 years\n4 160\n3 865\n1 795\n779\n1 291\n295\n-\n210\n101\n44\n160\n54\n128\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.65\n1.65\n1.59\n1.72\n1.68\n1.76\n-\n1.67\n1.78\n1.75\n1.91\n1.19\n1.59\nFamilies with female head\n3 755\n3 549\n1 822\n893\n834\n206\n14\n180\n79\n30\n172\n59\n99\nWith related children under 18 years\n3 019\n2 866\n1 488\n696\n682\n153\n10\n155\n60\n25\n157\n44\n88\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n3.00\n3.02\n3.02\n2.93\n3.11\n2.64\n3.30\n2.42\n5.80\n2.89\n2.30\n2.65\nWith related children under 6 years\n1 615\n1 548\n772\n367\n409\n67\n-\n71\n41\n15\n78\n16\n62\nPercent in labor force\n51.3\n51.2\n52.7\n57.2\n42.8\n55.2\n-\n59.2\n90.2\n73.1\n56.5\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.62\n1.64\n1.56\n1.78\n1.67\n1.19\n-\n1.68\n1.49\n1.63\n1.52\nFamily hoods\n11 321\n10 264\n4 658\n2 390\n3 216\n1 057\n57\n474\n214\n139\n383\n177\n243\nPercent 65 years and over\n25.6\n24.8\n25.2\n27.4\n22.2\n33.2\n19.3\n26.2\n24.8\n23.0\n27.2\n11.3\n27.6\nCivilian male heads under 65 years\n4 979\n4 444\n1 914\n972\nI 558\n535\n36\n209\n94\n82\n125\n102\n80\nPercent in labor force\n72.5\n72.5\n76.4\n69.4\n69.6\n72.5\n100.0\n88.5\n84.0\n63.4\n80.8\n55.9\n73.8\nUnreleted individuals\n10 124\n9 115\n5 064\n2 187\n1 864\n1 009\n159\n254\n248\n153\n340\n451\n277\nPercent of all unrelated individuals\n43.2\n41.8\n36.7\n52.2\n49.0\n60.7\n36.4\n66.1\n26.6\n42.3\n70.0\n45.1\n57.1\nMean income\n$811\n$808\n$796\n$856\n$782\n$843\n$985\n$743\n$861\n$591\n$889\n$801\n$901\nMean income deficit\n$989\n$993\n$1 017\n$948\n$981\n$951\n$842\n$1 103\n$956\n$1 252\n$944\n$1 035\n$899\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n15.9\n16.0\n13.8\n17.6\n20.0\n15.3\n15.7\n21.3\n16.9\n2.6\n25.6\n1.1\n18.8\nPercent 65 years and over\n52.9\n51.5\n48.2\n56.9\n54.2\n64.7\n47.8\n37.8\n57.3\n46.4\n44.4\n39.2\n50.2\nPersons\n54 824\n50 053\n23 462\n11 210\n15 381\n4 771\n277\n2 625\n1 023\n785\n1 957\n000\n1 265\nPercent of all persons\n17.5\n17.9\n18.1\n19.1\n16.8\n14.0\n28.2\n50.1\n27.0\n34.5\n39.4\n30.0\n38.7\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n18.7\n18.0\n19.2\n19.0\n15.5\n26.3\n35.7\n12.2\n19.8\n24.8\n15.5\n27.2\n19.8\nPercent 65 years and over\n18.7\n18.0\n19.0\n21.2\n14.1\n26.5\n35.0\n11.0\n21.6\n17.6\n15.5\n21.4\n20.2\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n73.1\n72.2\n73.8\n66.1\n75.6\n79.1\n75.3\n61.8\n76.0\n84.8\n67.1\n79.4\n73.7\nRelated children under 18 years\n21 428\n19 826\n8 851\n4 125\n6 850\n1 602\n12\n1 219\n307\n313\n868\n209\n413\nPercent living with both parents\n50.3\n48.8\n43.4\n43.6\n58.9\n69.4\nI\n46.4\n61.2\n24.0\n44.0\n41.6\n42.1\nHouseholds\n17 160\n15 662\n7 862\n4 001\n3 799\n1 498\n197\n625\n390\n219\n603\n419\n379\nPercent of all households\n18.4\n18.4\n18.1\n21.0\n16.9\n18.2\n30.6\n44.5\n23.3\n31.0\n40.7\n30.8\n34.9\nOwner occupied\n7 828\n6 992\n3 142\n1 656\n2 194\n836\n20\n298\n59\n106\n271\n83\n86\nMean value of unit\n$11 200\n$11 700\n$13 000\n$11 800\n$9 900\n$7 400\n$9 700\n$15\n300\n$10\n700\n$9 800\n$13\n100\n$8 900\nRenter occupied\n9 332\n8 670\n4 720\n2 345\n1 605\n662\n177\n327\n331\n113\n332\n336\n293\nMean gross rent\n$67\n$68\n$76\n$60\n$56\n$52\n$86\n$66\n$73\n$75\n$59\n$83\n$63\nPercent lacking some or all plumbing facilities\n11.4\n10.8\n4.2\n5.8\n29.8\n17.6\n19.8\n3.8\n8.7\n8.2\n5.5\n6.0\n7.4\n'Excludes inmates of institutions, members of the Armed Forces living in borracks, college students in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years.\nReference Copy #78\nP-22 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-4. Income Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nLittle Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0008\n0009\n0010\n0011\n0012\n0013\n0014\n0015\n0016\n0017\n0018\n0019\n0020.01\n0020.02\n0021.01\nINCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES AND\nUNRELATED INDIVIDUALS\nAll families\n213\n286\n082\n1 439\n650\n1 381\n1 162\n2 467\n1 547\n44\n732\n1 582\n1 748\n604\n2 681\nLess than $1,000\n14\n12\n48\n72\n50\n74\n5\n32\n22\n-\n77\n52\n11\n10\n35\n$1,000 to $1,999\n43\n17\n34\n85\n21\n80\n15\n57\n33\n11\n133\n42\n5\n40\n39\n$2,000 to $2,999\n14\n39\n96\n122\n27\n136\n80\n94\n71\n-\n118\n71\n32\n48\n11\n$3,000 to $3,999\n11\n65\n149\n199\n52\n135\n79\n88\n44\n-\n115\n89\n35\n27\n59\n$4,000 to $4,999\n16\n42\n146\n138\n74\n128\n113\n128\n43\n6\n107\n62\n61\n50\n73\n$5,000 to $5,999\n15\n21\nB1\n138\n69\n141\n92\n261\n45\n11\n72\n197\n119\n74\n87\n$6,000 to $6,999\n-\n-\n81\n106\n81\n138\n138\n159\n45\n-\n171\n169\n73\n112\n56\n$7,000 to $7,999\n39\n18\n127\n111\n73\n77\n135\n162\n55\n-\n135\n136\n110\n152\n73\n$8,000 to $8,999\n28\n37\n67\n89\n69\n114\n118\n126\n108\n-\n156\n134\n125\n170\n113\n$9,000 to $9,999\n7\n6\n35\n94\n56\n91\n80\n145\n100\n6\n119\n111\n173\n166\n80\n$10,000 to $11,999\n3\n9\n67\n109\n41\n142\n90\n329\n104\n-\n214\n215\n322\n356\n308\n$12,000 to $14,999\n5\n81\n102\n27\n90\n69\n397\n196\n-\n148\n149\n389\n242\n448\n$15,000 to $24,999\n17\n15\n65\n74\n4\n35\n148\n361\n346\n5\n147\n143\n266\n157\n885\n$25,000 to $49,999\n-\n-\n5\n-\n6\n-\n-\n109\n236\n5\n20\n12\n21\n-\n339\n$50,000 or more\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n19\n99\n-\n-\n6\n75\nMedian income\n$5 567\n$4 238\n$5 8-40\n$5 750\n$6 395\n$5 975\n$7 437\n$9 872\n$13 584\n$5 455\n$7 541\n$10 807\n$9 717\n$14\n722\nMean income\n$8 106\n$5 547\n$6 711\n$6 481\n$6 461\n$6 446\n$8 310\n$11 189\n$18 260\n$10 303\n$7 8-16\n$8 405\n$11 061\n$9 667\n$16\n702\nFamilies and unrelated individuals\n567\n802\n2 003\n2 009\n966\n1 969\n867\n4 000\n2 469\n302\n2 304\n081\nI 893\n858\n3 172\nMedian income\n$1 521\n$3 727\n$3 907\n$4 118\n$4 632\n$4 747\n$5 856\n$6 992\n$9 732\n$1 154\n$6 274\n$6 414\n$10 425\n$9 108\n$13 377\nMean income\n$3 864\n$4 467\n$4 808\n$5 180\n$4 914\n$5 499\n$6 715\n$8 801\n$14 541\n$2 661\n$6 713\n$7 057\n$10 525\n$9 015\n$15 429\nUnrelated individuals\n354\n516\n921\n570\n316\n588\n705\n533\n922\n258\n572\n499\n145\n254\n491\nMedian income\n$902\n$3 372\n$1 997\n$1 423\n$1 364\n$2 333\n$3 356\n$4 146\n$5 565\n$957\n$2 406\n$2 221\n$3 750\n$5 086\n$6\n181\nMean income\n$1 311\n$3 868\n$2 572\n$1 897\n$1 734\n$3 274\n$4 086\n958\n$8 301\n$1 357\n$3 282 $3 282\n$2 784\n$4 059\n$4 903\n$8 476\nTYPE OF INCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES\nAll families\n213\n286\n1 082\n1 439\n650\n1 381\n1 162\n2 467\n547\n44\n732\n1 582\n1 748\n1 604\n2 681\nWith wage or salary income\n182\n229\n918\n285\n534\n1 150\n1 013\n2 144\n199\n44\n435\n455\n1 632\n540\n2 309\nMean wage or salary income\n$8 512\n$4 634\n$6 409\n$6 328\n$6 737\n$6 544\n$7 824\n$9 352\n$13 727\n$7 986\n$7 930\n$8 185\n$10 352\n$9 376\n$14 785\nWith nonform self-employment income\n5\n20\n96\n100\n39\n93\n78\n349\n331\n-\n131\n117\n217\n113\n443\nMean nonform self-employment income\n706\n$4 417\n$5 862\n$2 658\n$6 201\n$8 177\n$17 430\n-\n$5 080\n$3 861\n$5 490\n$3 888\n$16\n034\nWith form self-employment income\n11\n-\n5\n5\n-\n9\n10\n64\n42\n5\n11\n11\n20\n12\n84\nMeon form self-employment income\n-\n-\n$2 800\n$9 087\n$1 705\nWith Social Security income\n61\n114\n301\n347\n159\n414\n330\n639\n405\n-\n449\n319\n178\n130\n327\nMean Social Security income\n$1 048\n$1 580\n$1 110\n$1 137\n$1 557\n$1 434\n$1 622\n$1 833\n$1 859\n-\n$1 819\n$1 140\n$1 635\n$1 333\n$1 615\nWith public assistance or public welfare income\n36\n8\n82\n110\n30\n118\n41\n67\n5\n-\n84\n28\n16\n14\n6\nMean public assistance or public welfare income\n$982\n$532\n$887\n$793\n$712\n$673\n$768\n-\n$854\n$211\nWith other income\n27\n58\n174\n181\n67\n289\n483\n1 382\n913\n26\n422\n401\n626\n452\n297\nMean other income\n$1 456\n$1 970\n$1 480\n$1 423\n$1 520\n$1 398\n$1 402\n$2 387\n$5 347\n$2 565\n$1 545\n$1 388\n$1 492\n$893\n$2 207\nRATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL'\nPercent of families with incomes:\nLess than .50 of poverty level\n8.9\n7.0\n6.0\n8.6\n9.1\n8.6\n0.9\n2.2\n1.8\n25.0\n8.3\n4.6\n1.2\n0.6\n1.6\n.50 to 74\n19.7\n14.3\n5.2\n10.2\n2.8\n5.1\n1.9\n1.3\n1.5\n-\n4.3\n2.2\nI\n3.5\n0.9\n75 to .99\n8.9\n3.8\n8.5\n8.1\n2.0\n8.6\n5.0\n1.6\n2.1\n-\n7.8\n4.0\n1.4\n1.7\n0.7\n1.00 to 1.24\n13.6\n9.1\n12.1\n10.7\n9.5\n9.3\n4.2\n4.0\n2.9\n-\n3.7\n6.0\n2.9\n2.2\n1.3\n1.25 to 1.49\n4.7\n16.1\n9.1\n9.4\n5.7\n9.8\n6.5\n3.6\n1.8\n-\n4.5\n7.1\n1.8\n3.1\n2.8\n1.50 to 1.99\n7.5\n17.8\n16.1\n11.7\n18.2\n14.6\n12.5\n9.7\n5.4\n13.6\n11.8\n8.6\n9.2\n12.0\n4.6\n2.00 to 2.99\n20.2\n9.8\n16.4\n22.7\n32.9\n25.1\n27.8\n25.0\n13.7\n25.0\n24.6\n26.1\n30.6\n32.7\n11.5\n3.00 or more\n16.4\n22.0\n26.6\n18.6\n19.8\n19.0\n41.3\n52.6\n70.8\n36.4\n35.0\n41.3\n52.9\n44.3\n76.7\nINCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL'\nFemilies\n80\n72\n213\n388\n90\n308\n90\n125\n83\n11\n353\n172\n46\n93\n86\nPercent of all families\n37.6\n25.2\n19.7\n27.0\n13.8\n22.3\n7.7\n5.1\n5.4\n25.0\n20.4\n10.9\n2.6\n5.8\n3.2\nMean family income\n$1 908\n$2 028\n$2 215\n$2 496\n$991\n$2 081\n$2 534\n$1 642\n$1 616\n$1 823\n$1 842\n$2 034\n$1 874\n$1 368\nMean income deficit\n$1 159\n$1 609\n$1 348\n$1 666\n$1 993\n$1 463\n$759\n$1 245 $1 245\n$949\n$1 491\n$1 526 $1 526\n$1 647\n$1 042\n$1 554\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n27.5\n11.1\n22.5\n16.5\n15.6\n12.7\n10.0\n3.2\n-\n-\n21.5\n8.7\n-\n-\n-\nMean size of family\n2.98\n4.01\n3.85\n4.94\n2.97\n3.85\n3.49\n2.83\n2.40\n3.49\n3.59\n4.02\n2.85\n2.92\nWith related children under 18 years\n43\n56\n124\n280\n34\n205\n50\n70\n41\n6\n201\n101\n41\n71\n30\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n2.40\n2.96\n3.42\n3.94\n2.44\n2.98\n2.54\n1.89\n1.56\n3.07\n2.90\n2.34\n1.65\n2.80\nWith related children under 6 years\n12\n47\n76\n155\n23\n120\n31\n41\n34\n-\n119\n50\n22\n31\n10\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.26\n1.61\n1.69\n1.46\n1.55\n1.20\n1.32\n-\n1.86\n1.72\n1.16\nFamilies with female head\n47\n26\n93\n158\n18\n110\n12\n49\n37\n6\n198\n54\n19\n38\n29\nWith related children under 18 years\n27\n26\n59\n137\n5\n100\n7\n38\n31\n6\n151\n43\n19\n38\n23\nMean number of related children under 18 years.\n1.00\n4.54\n3.76\n4.07\n2.58\n1.66\n1.58\n3.01\n2.51\n1.53\nWith related children under 6 years\n-\n22\n31\n74\n5\n39\n3\n24\n24\n-\n87\n11\n5\n16\n10\nPercent in labor force\n-\n-\n74.2\n48.6\n-\n48.7\n-\n-\n43.7\n-\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n-\n1.55\n1.54\n1.28\n-\n1.82\nFamily heads\n80\n72\n213\n388\n90\n308\n90\n125\n83\n11\n353\n172\n46\n93\n86\nPercent 65 years and over\n23.8\n-\n29.6\n21.9\n48.9\n27.6\n37.8\n36.0\n45.8\n-\n34.8\n22.7\n10.9\n7.5\n32.6\nCivilian male heads under 65 years\n26\n.46\n77\n161\n41\n122\n44\n37\n15\n5\n86\n86\n27\n48\n29\nPercent in lobor force\n61.5\n45.7\n93.5\n76.4\n56.1\n82.8\n86.4\n86.5\n-\n45.3\n60.5\n81.5\n100.0\n44.8\nUnrelsted Individuals\n72\n151\n354\n349\n186\n254\n208\n291\n164\n22\n232\n221\n53\n45\n108\nPercent of all unrelated individuals\n49.7\n29.3\n42.4\n61.2\n58.9\n43.2\n29.5\n19.0\n17.8\n41.5\n40.6\n44.3\n36.6\n17.7\n22.0\nMean income\n$917\n$750\n$686\n$662\n$409\n$905\n$1 021\n$961\n$846\n$899\n$822\n$935\n$568\n$1 069\nMean income deficit\n$919\n$1 102\n$1 122\n$1 164\n$1 426\n$878\n$784\n$835\n$940\n$868\n$969\n$908\n$1 $1 275 275\n$760\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n31.9\n8.6\n10.7\n20.6\n3.8\n19.3\n13.5\n7.9\n3.0\n-\n21.6\n14.5\n18.9\nI\n16.7\nPercent 65 years and over\n33.3\n39.1\n54.5\n38.4\n42.5\n66.5\n60.6\n48.5\n48.2\n-\n89.2\n66.5\n30.2\n17.8\n41.7\nPersons\n310\n440\n173\n2 267\n453\n1 441\n522\n645\n363\n50\n463\n839\n238\n310\n359\nPercent of all persons\n40.3\n34.9\n27.1\n36.3\n19.8\n26.8\n12.9\n7.3\n6.3\n35.2\n23.9\n15.9\n3.8\n5.5\n3.8\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n13.2\n20.5\n25.2\n12.4\n29.1\n23.9\n39.3\n32.1\n43.3\n-\n24.5\n27.9\n13.4\n8.7\n16.2\nPercent 65 years and over\n16.5\n13.4\n25.4\n12.6\n35.1\n22.1\n37.9\n33.2\n43.3\n-\n26.5\n28.4\n10.5\n6.8\n25.1\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n51.0\n61.0\n75.2\n76.5\n59.7\n75.2\n89.9\n78.5\n89.8\n-\n737\n76.1\n800\n17.0\nRelated children under 13 years\n56\n115\n444\n1 C26\n78\n557\n127\n151\n61\n9\n587\n286\n95\n120\n68\nPercent living with both parents\n66.1\n18.3\n40.5\n44.9\n64.1\n35.2\n83.5\n32.5\n27.9\n-\n19.3\n62.2\n52.6\n50.8\n35.2\nHouseholds\n142\n176\n429\n584\n191\n470\n236\n239\n196\n20\n579\n336\n79\n103\n101\nPercent of oll households\n42.8\n26.6\n26.2\n34.7\n23.4\n26.6\n14.5\n8.3\n8.6\n41.1\n26.1\n17.2\n4.4\n6.4\n5.2\nOwner occupied\n27\n8\n161\n297\n121\n237\n102\n140\n87\n-\n177\n218\n37\n35\n113\nMean value of unit\n$9 200\n$11 000\n$12 000\n$10 500\n$10\n700\n$10 500\n$15 000\n$21 300\n$12 400\n$9 700\n$14 100\n$14 100\n$32 000\nRenter occupied\n115\n168\n268\n287\n70\n233\n134\n149\n109\n23\n402\n118\n42\n73\n48\nMean gross rent\n$68\n$69\n$78\n$69\n$52\n$74\n$82\n$109\n$142\n$47\n$83\n$119\n$106\n$144\nPercent lacking some or all plumbing facilities\n16.9\n11.9\n2.3\n2.1\n-\n2.6\n3.8\n1.7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6.3\n-\n1\nReference #79\ninstitutions, members of the Armed Forces living in barracks, college students in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years.\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nP-23\nTable P-4. Income Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n(Date based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nLittle\nNorth Little Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\n0021.02\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0040.01\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\n0025\n0026\n0027\n0028\nC029\n0030\nINCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES AND\nUNRELATED INDIVIDUALS\nAR families\n1 194\n1 462\n2 338\n1 651\n1 219\n425\n498\n225\n147\n742\n962\n2 252\n1 162\n620\n2 267\nLess than $1,000\n29\n41\n26\n34\n21\n26\n6\n11\n-\n124\n34\n44\n228\n32\n63\n$1,000 to $1,999\n34\n33\n17\n36\n34\n93\n-\n-\n-\n43\n89\n72\n143\n45\n104\n$2,000 to $2,999\n19\n25\n23\n44\n68\n67\n6\n16\n-\n87\n153\n101\n137\n32\n147\n$3,000 to $3,999\n34\n24\n14\n42\n85\n27\n15\n5\n-\n66\n90\n122\n248\n84\n203\n$4,000 to $4,999\n23\n48\n19\n39\n97\n56\n5\n6\n-\n72\n106\n127\n87\n15\n174\n$5,000 to $5,999\n44\n41\n55\n55\n61\n35\n19\n11\n-\n42\n97\n240\n101\n58\n237\n$6,000 to $6,999\n94\n59\n52\n103\n85\n23\n38\n-\n6\n65\n120\n188\n56\n55\n169\n$7,000 to $7,999\n58\n63\n68\n125\n119\n14\n17\n6\n5\n60\n100\n255\n36\n96\n144\n$8,000 to $8,999\n92\n53\n96\n129\n87\n6\n38\n19\n-\n31\n41\n236\n40\n44\n199\n$9,000 to $9,999\n78\n73\n97\n182\n98\n18\n16\n10\n-\n59\n43\n204\n35\n41\n188\n$10,000 to $11,999\n182\n161\n320\n356\n170\n18\n62\n26\n6\n20\n43\n398\n22\n66\n291\n$12,000 to $14,999\n226\n243\n554\n261\n137\n32\n127\n53\n16\n54\n33\n209\n16\n38\n194\n$15,000 to $24,999\n225\n380\n677\n239\n128\n10\n134\n62\n62\n13\n13\n46\n5\n14\n141\n$25,000 to $49,999\n41\n163\n292\n6\n29\n-\n15\n-\n27\n-\n-\n10\n-\n-\n13\n$50,000 or more\n15\n55\n28\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n25\n6\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\nMedian income\n$11\n011\n$13 358\n$14 069\n$10 205\n$8 454\n$3 981\n$12 638\n$12 142\n$21 532\n$4 708\n$5 093\n$7 910\n$3 294\n$6 800\n$7 253\nMean income\n$11 958\n$16 481\n$15 956\n$10 243\n$9 108\n$4 885\n$12 647\n$11 443\n$30 729\n$5 610\n$5 378\n$7 833\n105\n$6 676\n$7 657\nFamilies and unrelated individuals\n1 616\n1 802\n2 699\n791\n383\n498\n565\n225\n147\n1 190\n453\n2 557\n782\n854\n3 256\nMedian income\n$9 529\n$11 638\n$13 317\n$9 931\n$7 752\n$2 970\n$12 305\n$12 142\n$21\n532\n$3 010\n$3 604\n$7 343\n$1 976\n$5 492\n$5 337\nMean income\n$10\n374\n$14 633\n$14 603\n$9 829\n$8 393\n$1 386\n$12 042\n$11 443\n$30 729\n$4 332\n255\n$7 186\n$2 995\n$5 727\n$6 119\nUnrelated individuals\n422\n340\n361\n140\n164\n73\n67\n-\n-\n448\n491\n305\n620\n234\n989\nMedian income\n$3 917\n$3 923\n$4 037\n$4 381\n$1 833\n$1 305\n$5 300\n-\n-\n$1 542\n$1 678\n$1 766\n$908\n$2 350\n$1 814\nMean income\n$5 894\n$6 690\n$5 838\n$4 941\n$3 076\n$1 483\n$7 543\n-\n-\n$2 214\n$2 055\n$2 411\n$915\n$3 212\n$2 593\nTYPE OF INCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES\nAN femilies\n1 194\n1 462\n2 338\n1 651\n219\n425\n498\n225\n147\n742\n962\n2 252\n162\n620\n2 267\nWith wage or salary income\n1 109\n1 290\n2 152\nI 521\n105\n316\n470\n197\n123\n578\n759\n2 020\n850\n531\n950\nMean wage or salary income\n$10 677\n$13 442\n$13 647\n$9 981\n$8 594\n$5 070\n$12 $12 219 219\n$12 064\n$27 009\n$5 581\n$5 509\n$7 696\n$4 253\n$6 693\n$7 610\nWith nonform self-employment income\n116\n269\n320\n160\n119\n44\n45\n-\n38\n62\n66\n211\n11\n31\n158\nMean nonform self-employment income\n$9\n301\n$12\n$12 549\n549\n$15 618\n$6 813\n$8 058\n$2 6-13\n$8 606\n-\n$23\n313\n$4 390\n$4 733\n$4 999\n...\n$3 618\n$4 504\nWith form self-employment income\n4\n37\n42\n13\n5\n6\n12\n-\n5\n5\n2\n35\n14\n19\n15\nMean form self-employment income\n-$74\n$3 589\n-\n...\n$561\nWith Social Security income\n176\n236\n192\n110\n194\n113\n11\n67\n6\n158\n319\n316\n218\n151\n540\nMean Social Security income\n$1 656\n$1 677\n$1 760\n$1 680\n$1 528\n$1 268\n$2 551\n$1 624\n$1 202\n$1 677\n$1 076\n$1 659\n$1 862\nWith public assistance or public welfare income\n12\n7\n26\n48\n61\n114\n5\n6\n-\n72\n127\n79\n239\n23\n113\nMean public assistance or public welfare income\n$400\n$825\n$651\n$1 000\n-\n$611\n$768\n$583\n$851\n$823\nWith other income\n634\n738\n889\n301\n210\n20\n73\n12\n102\n188\n136\n381\n53\n145\n417\nMean other income\n$1 670\n$4 034\n$2 745\n$1 347\n$1 471\n$1 720\n$2 944\n$1 923\n$1 419\n$1 160\n$12 $12 542 542\n$1 393\n$1 640\nRATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL'\nPercent of families with incomes:\nLess than .50 of poverty level\n4.4\n3.6\n1.6\n3.3\n3.1\n30.6\n1.2\n4.9\n-\n19.4\n7.0\n3.0\n27.5\n7.6\n5.0\n.50 to .74\n0.4\n1.2\n1.1\n2.2\n3.7\n11.3\n1.2\n-\n-\n6.5\n12.2\n3.8\n14.7\n5.0\n3.9\n75 to .99\n2.0\n0.7\n0.2\n2.5\n3.9\n11.3\n3.0\n2.7\n-\n8.8\n12.4\n4.7\n16.7\n4.4\n5.2\n1.00 to 1.24\n2.0\n1.7\n0.6\n3.8\n8.1\n11.8\n1.4\n6.7\n-\n6.5\n8.9\n5.6\n12.9\n7.7\n6.4\n1.25 to 1.49\n0.4\n2.0\n0.9\n3.8\n6.3\n9.6\n2.4\n-\n-\n8.1\n6.4\n7.3\n9.2\n4.8\n6.6\n1.50 to 1.99\n7.2\n5.3\n3.2\n8.3\n12.3\n3.3\n4.6\n8.0\n3.4\n14.4\n17.4\n14.4\n7.4\n16.5\n13.6\n2.00 to 2.99\n23.4\n17.9\n19.8\n30.1\n23.4\n11.1\n24.3\n21.8\n4.1\n17.1\n23.5\n32.6\n7.3\n25.5\n25.8\n3.00 or more\n60.1\n67.6\n72.5\n46.0\n39.2\n11.1\n61.8\n56.0\n92.5\n19.3\n12.3\n28.5\n4.3\n28.5\n33.5\nINCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL'\nFemilies\n82\n79\n68\n132\n130\n226\n27\n17\n-\n257\n303\n259\n684\n105\n319\nPercent of all families\n6.9\n5.4\n2.9\n8.0\n10.7\n53.2\n5.4\n7.6\n-\n34.6\n31.5\n11.5\n58.9\n16.9\n14.1\nMean family income\n$1 362\n$536\n$1 458\n$1 808\n$2 292\n$2 125\n$2 963\n-\n$1 352\n$2 276\n$2 225\n$1 834\n$1 418\n$1 949\nMean income deficit\n$1 823\n$1 746\n$1 840\n$1 389\n$1 686\n$2 533\n$1 187\n-\n$1 960\n$1 126\n$1 409\n$2 107\n$1 393\n$1 450\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n-\n8.8\n28.0\n8.5\n46.0\n-\n-\n16.7\n20.5\n10.0\n27.6\n5.7\n12.5\nMean size of family\n3.28\n2.53\n3.41\n3.23\n4.50\n5.70\n4.89\n-\n3.53\n3.64\n4.09\n4.42\n2.75\n3.61\nWith related children under 18 years\n53\n24\n53\n82\n92\n203\n21\n11\nI\n138\n181\n183\n500\n45\n188\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n2.25\n2.32\n2.16\n3.35\n4.33\n-\n2.72\n2.54\n2.78\n3.56\n2.27\n2.83\nWith related children under 6 years\n25\n15\n31\n53\n49\n140\n10\n4\n-\n89\n75\n74\n283\n26\n127\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.24\n1.00\n1.28\n1.31\n1.88\n1.82\n1.64\n1.50\n1.73\n2.04\n1.75\nFamilies with female head\n25\n37\n31\n41\n18\n130\n6\n7\n-\n73\n96\n74\n347\n57\n101\nWith related children under 18 years\n14\n14\n22\n28\n18\n130\n6\n7\n-\n52\n72\n62\n281\n33\n78\nMean number of related children under 18 years.\n1.68\n3.98\n-\n2.25\n2.93\n2.89\n3.51\n2.18\n3.03\nWith related children under 6 years\n5\n5\n11\n19\n6\n92\n-\n-\n-\n30\n32\n15\n179\n14\n59\nPercent in labor force\n-\n-\n23.9\n-\n-\n-\n66.7\n43.8\n46.9\n61.0\n-\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.91\n-\n-\n-\n1.93\n1.72\n1.85\n1.61\nFamily heads\n82\n79\n68\n132\n130\n226\n27\n17\n-\n257\n303\n259\n684\n105\n319\nPercent 65 years and over\n13.4\n40.5\n8.8\n23.5\n23.1\n12.4\n22.2\n-\n46.3\n35.0\n27.0\n21.2\n37.1\n25.1\nCivilian male heads under 65 years\n51\n27\n26\n63\n82\n68\n15\n4\n-\n91\n130\n127\n215\n28\n161\nPercent in labor force\n78.4\n77.8\n100.0\n82.5\n80.5\n88.2\n-\n80.2\n55.4\n66.9\n63.3\n82.1\n65.2\nUnreleted individuals\n123\n56\n84\n38\n86\n65\n20\n-\n-\n268\n295\n174\n374\n106\n536\nPercent of all unrelated individuals\n29.1\n16.5\n23.3\n27.1\n52.4\n89.0\n29.9\n-\n-\n59.8\n60.1\n57.0\n79.2\n45.3\n54.2\nMean income\n$355\n$719\n$783\n-$153\n$1 004\n$736\n:..\n-\n-\n$638\n$954\n$944\n$620\n$1 002\n$1 031\nMean income deficit\n$1 518\n$1 082\n$1 034\n$1 330\n$858\n$1 075\n-\n-\n$1 174\n$868\n$848\n$1 210\n$767\n$747\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n4.1\n-\n-\n10.5\n23.3\n49.2\n-\n-\n13.1\n6.4\n29.9\n32.4\n14.2\n215\nPercent 65 years and over\n4.9\n53.6\n42.9\n34.2\n39.5\n61.5\n-\n-\n57.1\n52.5\n63.2\n39.8\n75.5\n72.0\nPersons\n392\n256\n316\n465\n671\n1 353\n152\n52\n-\n1 175\n397\n1 233\n3 396\n395\nI 636\nPercent of all persons\n9.4\n5.0\n3.7\n7.7\n14.8\n62.9\n7.8\n6.6\n43.6\n36.9\n15.1\n63.8\n19.6\n21.1\n-\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n7.1\n30.5\n12.0\n18.5\n13.1\n5.5\n-\n19.2\n-\n14.7\n23.2\n18.3\n10.2\n36.7\n31.0\nPercent 65 years and over\n7.1\n32.4\n15.2\n15.1\n14.2\n5.9\n10.5\n19.2\nI\n28.3\n23.0\n18.4\n11.4\n42.8\n31.5\n613\n733\n!\n57.00\n39 ᵒ\n74.1\n69.2\n50.5\n787\n730\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n507\n740\nRelated children under 18 years\n108\n50\n122\n185\n315\n817\n87\n26\n-\n3:2\n451\n5-16\n1 537\n93\n524\nPercent living with both parents\n55.6\n36.0\n32.8\n59.5\n73.3\n36.1\n71.3\n19.2\n-\n53.8\n45.2\n57.1\n31.0\n28.0\n47.9\nHouseholds\n125\n119\n127\n147\n179\n279\n42\n13\n467\n479\n389\n935\n185\n752\n-\nPercent of all households\n9.0\n7.0\n4.9\n8.6\n13.8\n58.9\n7.7\n6.3\n-\n43.1\n39.1\n15.9\n64.5\n23.9\n25.3\nOwner occupied\n31\n93\n67\n92\n112\n29\n22\n13\n-\n160\n144\n241\n343\n84\n222\nMean value of unit\n$17\n800\n$20 800\n$22\n100\n$13 000\n$10 600\n$10\n900\n-\n$12 300\n$8 600\n$10 300\n$9 100\n$11 900\n$10 900\nRenter occupied\n94\n26\n60\n55\n67\n250\n20\n-\n-\n307\n335\n148\n592\n101\n530\nMean gross rent\n$160\n$120\n$134\n$79\n$73\n$44\n$60\n$63\n$66\n$49\n$59\n$19\n-\n-\nPercent locking some or all plumbing facilities\n-\n-\n-\n3.4\n2.2\n3.9\n11.9\n-\n3.0\n19.0\n10.8\n9.3\n-\n-\nReference Copy #80\nExcludes inmoles of institutions, members of the Armed Forces living in barrocks, college students in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years.\nP 24 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-4. Income Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nNorth Little Rock-Con.\nBalance of Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0033.01\n0033.02\n0037\n0038\n0002\n0005\n0009\n0019\n0020.01\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0023\nINCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES AND\nUNRELATED INDIVIDUALS\nAll families\n30\n1 933\n1 579\n1 737\n2 488\n517\n12\n111\n-\n-\n42\n-\n93\n339\nLess than $1,000\n-\n36\n33\n16\n17\n11\n-\n-\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n3\n$1,000 to $1,999\n-\n45\n41\n50\n38\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n16\n$2,000 to $2,999\n5\n50\n46\n23\n35\n-\n-\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\n$3,000 to $3,999\n-\n102\n81\n46\n42\n15\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n14\n$4,000 to $4,999\n-\n120\n69\n105\n37\n5\n5\n12\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n19\n$5,000 to $5,999\n-\n80\n67\n106\n67\n12\n-\n12\n-\n-\n5\n-\n13\n20\n$6,000 to $6,999\n-\n110\n77\n71\n65\n5\n-\n14\n-\n-\n9\n-\n5\n8\n$7,000 to $7,999\n-\n244\n172\n127\n102\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n19\n$8,000 to $8,999\n-\n196\n130\n137\n136\n20\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n28\n$9,000 to $9,999\n10\n162\n181\n133\n108\n56\n-\n12\n-\n-\n5\n-\n10\n21\n$10,000 to $11,999\n6\n304\n311\n355\n245\n57\n-\n25\n-\n-\n16\n-\n11\n50\n$12,000 to $14,999\n4\n269\n222\n260\n454\n121\n-\n13\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10\n32\n$15,000 to $24,999\n5\n193\n144\n280\n859\n168\n7\n5\n-\n-\n-\n1\n27\n80\n$25,000 to $49,999\n-\n16\n-\n24\n232\n39\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n29\n$50,000 or more\n-\n6\n5\n4\n51\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMedian income\n$10 000\n$8 916\n$9 406\n$10 307\n$14 326\n$13 723\n$8 900\n-\n-\n$7 000\n-\n$10 273\n$10 860\nMean income\n$10 980\n$9 450\n$9 289\n$10 699\n$16 141\n$14 008\n$8 207\n-\n-\n$7 923\n-\n$11 230\n$12 055\nFamilies and unrelated individuals\n106\n2 103\n800\n2 181\n2 814\n531\n12\n139\n-\n-\n42\n-\n98\n402\nMedian income\n$4 583\n$8 632\n$8 815\n$8 905\n$13 422\n$13 550\n$6 321\n-\n-\n...\n$7 000\n-\n$9 900\n$9 524\nMean income\n$5 688\n$9 029\n$8 554\n$9 $9 223 223\n$14 966\n$13 731\n$7 125\n-\n-\n$7 923\n-\n$10 660\n$10 814\nUnrelated individuals\n76\n170\n221\n444\n326\n14\n-\n28\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n63\nMedian income\n$3 727\n$3 545\n$2 705\n$2 571\n$4 521\n-\n$3 200\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$5 125\nMean income\n$3 599\n$4 246\n$3 302\n$3 451\n$5 994\n-\n$2 836\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$4 136\nTYPE OF INCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES\nAN families\n30\n1 933\n1 579\n1 737\n2 488\n517\n12\n111\n-\n-\n42\nI\n93\n339\nWith wage or salary income\n30\n775\nI 464\n1 584\n2 233\n500\n12\n103\n-\n-\n42\n-\n86\n304\nMean wage or salary income\n$10 872\n$9 320\n$8 792\n$9 907\n$14 523\n$13 728\n$7 591\n-\n-\n$7 107\n-\n$11\n183\n$10 786\nWith nonform self-employment income\n-\n138\n172\n196\n330\n18\n-\n13\n-\n-\n5\n-\n7\n51\nMean nonform self-employment income\n-\n$7 134\n$4 601\n$7 899\n$11 456\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$8 246\nWith form self-employment income\n-\n16\n17\n9\n34\n5\n-\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\nMean form self-employment income\n-\n$1 024\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWith Social Security income\n-\n170\n213\n244\n329\n29\n-\n13\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n39\nMean Social Security income\n-\n$1 751\n$915\n$1 904\n$1 942\n$1 316\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$2 442\nWith public assistance or public welfare income\n-\n19\n65\n29\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\nMean public assistance or public welfare income\n-\n$359\n$1 005\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWith other income\n5\n312\n515\n452\nI 057\n213\n7\n23\n-\n-\n-\n-\n42\n117\nMean other income\n$1 286\n$1 501\n$1 849\n$3 099\n$1 290\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$1 014\n$2 399\nRATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL'\nPercent of families with incomes:\nLess than .50 of poverty level\n-\n3.7\n2.3\n2.4\n1.2\n2.1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n...\n-\n2.7\n.50 to .74\n-\n1.1\n1.9\n0.9\n1.3\n0.6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n75 to .99\n-\n2.8\n3.5\n1.4\n1.2\n1.2\n-\n5.4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n2.9\n1.00 to 1.24\n16.7\n4.9\n4.2\n2.4\n0.7\n0.6\n-\n15.3\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7.5\n3.2\n1.25 to 1.49\n-\n3.7\n5.3\n2.4\n0.9\n4.1\n-\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\n8.0\n1.50 to 1.99\n-\n13.7\n12.8\n11.0\n6.3\n1.7\n-\n14.4\n-\n-\n28.6\n-\n5.4\n6.8\n2.00 to 2.99\n-\n27.0\n24.4\n25.2\n13.3\n21.3\n-\n36.0\n-\n-\n59.5\n-\n45.2\n25.7\n3.00 or more\n83.3\n43.2\n45.5\n54.5\n75.2\n68.5\n28.8\n-\n-\n11.9\n-\n41.9\n50.7\nINCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL'\nFamilies\n-\n147\n123\n81\n92\n20\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n19\nPercent of all families\n-\n7.6\n7.8\n4.7\n3.7\n3.9\n-\n5.4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5.6\nMean family income\n-\n$1 998\n$1 942\n$1 614\n$1 865\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMean income deficit\n-\n$1 443\n$1 130\n$1 290\n$1 335\n-\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n-\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n-\n6.1\n19.5\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMean size of family\n-\n3.56\n3.05\n2.83\n3.23\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\nWith related children under 18 years\n-\n95\n71\n47\n59\n14\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\nI\nI\n9\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n-\n2.54\n2.03\n1.89\n2.00\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWith related children under 6 years\n-\n35\n21\n27\n16\n6\n-\n6\n-\n-\n$\n-\n-\n6\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n-\n2.03\n1.00\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nFamilies with female head\n-\n56\n41\n22\n17\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n3\nWith related children under 18 years\n-\n38\n32\n22\n17\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n3\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n-\n2.32\n1.81\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWith related children under 6 years\n-\n10\n5\n17\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nPercent in labor force\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\nFamily heads\n-\n147\n123\n81\n92\n20\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n19\nPercent 65 years and over\n-\n16.3\n26.8\n29.6\n17.4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\nCivilian male heads under 65 years\n-\n67\n54\n35\n53\n11\nI\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n6\nPercent in labor force\n-\n74.6\n88.9\n85.7\n79.2\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\nUnrelated individuals\n9\n61\n89\n181\n89\n5\n-\n12\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n18\nPercent of all unrelated individuals\n11.8\n35.9\n40.3\n40.8\n27.3\n-\n42.9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n28.6\nMean income\n$1 024\n$887\n$739\n$853\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMean income deficit\n$763\n$905\n$1 084\n$951\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n-\n23.0\n6.7\n1\n7.9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nPercent 65 years and over\n-\n72.1\n60.7\n40.9\n44.9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nPersons\n9\n585\n464\n410\n386\n74\n-\n42\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$\n68\nPercent of all persons\n5.6\n8.9\n8.5\n6.9\n4.5\n3.6\n1\n9.7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1.5\n5.9\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n-\n16.6\n30.8\n18.0\n18.7\n6.8\n1\n-\n-\n-\n...\n-\n-\n29.4\nPercent 65 years and over\n-\n19.3\n24.4\n26.6\n17.6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n45.6\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n-\n70.8\n95.6\n55.0\n73.5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$\n-\n54.8\nRelated children under 18 years\n237\n134\n01\n-\n114\n36\n-\n17\n-\n-\n-\n1\nPercent living with both parents\n-\n56.1\n53.0\n62.6\n71.9\n11.1\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\nHouseholds\n-\n203\n196\n210\n160\n25\n-\n18\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n37\nPercent of all households\n-\n10.0\n113\n10.4\n5.9\n4.8\n-\n17.0\n-\n-\n-\n-\n...\n5.7\n9.5\nOwner occupied\n-\n138\n79\n127\n104\n14\n12\n5\n27\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\nMean value of unit\nI\n$13\n200\n$10 700\n$17\n500\n$18 600\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$42 800\nRenter occupied\n-\n65\n117\n83\n56\n11\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10\n-\nMean gross rent\n-\n$83\n$64\n$95\n$150\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nPercent locking some or all plumbing facilities\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\nReference Copy\nmembers of the Armed Forces living in barracks, college students in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years.\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P-25\nTable P-4. Income Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n[Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nBalance of Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0034\n0035\n0036.01\n0036.02\n0037\n0038\n0039\n0040.01\nINCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES AND\nUNRELATED INDIVIDUALS\nAll families\n166\n438\n179\n-\n32\n14\n1 295\n-\n1 747\n3 897\n379\n1 125\n576\n917\nLess than $1,000\n-\n5\n7\n-\n-\n-\n35\n-\n45\n42\n57\n41\n50\n49\n$1,000 to $1,999\n10\n5\n31\n-\n-\n-\n76\n-\n55\n165\n63\n98\n76\n100\n$2,000 to $2,999\n-\n29\n10\n-\n12\n-\n55\n-\n50\n151\n63\n87\n146\n71\n$3,000 to $3,999\n5\n13\n7\n-\n5\n-\n85\n-\n109\n286\n61\n143\n60\n124\n$4,000 to $4,999\n21\n44\n11\n-\n-\n5\n93\n-\n92\n398\n78\n80\n36\n139\n$5,000 to $5,999\n17\n23\n36\n-\n-\n-\n121\n-\n152\n455\n136\n101\n30\n75\n$6,000 to $6,999\n18\n25\n20\n-\n-\n-\n127\n-\n119\n509\n174\n149\n28\n103\n$7,000 to $7,999\n10\n32\n-\n--\n10\n-\n152\n-\n162\n377\n236\n102\n38\n63\n$8,000 to $8,999\n24\n27\n5\n-\n-\n-\n120\n-\n175\n299\n236\n107\n16\n66\n$9,000 to $9,999\n6\n63\n11\n-\n-\n-\n89\n-\n106\n278\n132\n54\n19\n31\n$10,000 to $11,999\n55\n56\n12\n-\n-\n-\n168\n-\n220\n373\n405\n70\n46\n59\n$12,000 to $14,999\n-\n62\n24\n-\n5\n-\n135\n-\n233\n294\n318\n30\n20\n10\n$15,000 to $24,999\n-\n42\n5\n-\n-\n9\n29\n-\n180\n237\n372\n50\n11\n23\n$25,000 to $49,999\n-\n12\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10\n-\n49\n27\n48\n13\n-\n-\n$50,000 or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n4\nMedian income\n$8 083\n$9 254\n$5 653\n-\n$3 800\n$7 365\n-\n$8 511\n$6 887\n$9 648\n$6 084\n$3 267\n$4 824\nMean income\n$7 569\n$9 854\n$6 464\n-\n$6 094\n$7 580\n-\n$9 445\n$7 757\n$10 218\n$6 579\n$4 613\n$5 810\nFamilies and unrelated individuals\n187\n521\n224\n-\n39\n19\n1 411\n-\n2 017\n6 129\n571\n390\n699\n264\nMedian income\n$7 150\n$8 056\n$5 583\n-\n$3 100\n$6 980\n-\n$8 061\n$5 167\n$8 957\n$5 034\n$2 864\n$3 886\nMean income\n$6 919\n$8 643\n$6 350\n-\n$5 117\n$7 094\n-\n$8 898\n$6 078\n$9 657\n$5 693\n$4 086\n$4 748\nUnrelated individuals\n21\n83\n45\n-\n7\n5\n116\n-\n270\n232\n192\n265\n123\n347\nMedian income\n$1 660\n$2 167\n-\n$1 229\n-\n$5 281\n$2 365\n$2 323\n$1 428\n$1 026\n$1 663\nMean income\n$2 253\n$5 900\n-\n$1 668\n-\n$5 361\n$3 146\n$2 710\n$1 933\n$1 617\n$1 941\nTYPE OF INCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES\nAll families\n166\n438\n179\n-\n32\n14\n1 295\n-\n1 747\n3 897\n2 379\n1 125\n576\n917\nWith wage or salary income\n138\n385\n152\n-\n27\n14\n1 156\n-\n619\n3 706\n2 130\n934\n423\n750\nMean wage or salary income\n$7 145\n$9 389\n$6 114\n-\n$5 283\n$7 325\n-\n$8 088\n$7 372\n$9 731\n$5 744\n$4 521\n$5 540\nWith nonform self-employment income\n24\n53\n20\n-\n-\n-\n102\n-\n213\n203\n281\n121\n29\n51\nMean nonform self-employment income\n$6 594\n-\n-\n-\n$5 903\n-\n$8 709\n$5 438\n$6 786\n$8 001\n$4 602\n$4 203\nWith form self-employment income\n-\n8\n5\n-\n-\n-\n99\n-\n-\n31\n34\n59\n70\n32\nMean form self-employment income\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$939\n-\n-\n$1 740\n$12 874\n$8 693\n$4 604\n$13 447\nWith Social Security income\n24\n69\n31\n-\n11\n5\n186\n-\n163\n277\n308\n220\n151\n264\nMean Social Security income\n$1 436\n$1 111\n-\n$1 580\n-\n$1 597\n$1 331\n$1 226\n$1 280\n$1 031\n$1 214\nWith public assistance or public welfare income\n-\n4\n18\n-\n-\n-\n4\n-\n28\n76\n33\n135\n89\n141\nMean public assistance or public welfare income\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$836\n$877\n$664\n$929\n$911\n$759\nWith other income\n14\n113\n56\n-\n5\n-\n171\n-\n571\n065\n594\n110\n54\n80\nMean other income\n$1 694\n$1 530\n-\n-\n$2 070\n-\n$2 218\n$1 234\n$1 408\n$1 346\n$967\n$1 261\nRATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL'\nPercent of families with incomes:\nLess than .50 of poverty level\n-\n1.1\n15.6\n-\n-\n-\n4.1\n-\n3.8\n3.0\n4.2\n9.8\n22.9\n12.9\n.50 to 74\n6.0\n2.1\n12.3\n-\n-\n-\n4.8\n-\n2.0\n2.5\n1.6\n9.7\n13.4\n9.2\n.75 to 99\n-\n3.4\n-\n-\n18.8\n-\n4.4\n-\n3.7\n5.1\n1.7\n8.1\n14.8\n12.8\n1.00 to 1.24\n7.2\n4.8\n2.8\n-\n18.8\n-\n9.7\n-\n4.2\n9.3\n3.5\n12.0\n10.6\n8.0\n1.25 to 1.49\n-\n5.9\n8.4\n-\n-\n-\n5.1\n-\n5.2\n10.5\n2.8\n5.9\n5.0\n8.7\n1.50 to 1.99\n24.7\n15.5\n18.4\n-\n15.6\n14.9\n-\n15.1\n21.6\n13.4\n18.1\n7.5\n18.4\n2.00 to 2.99\n29.5\n24.4\n18.4\n-\n15.6\n-\n26.6\n-\n27.6\n25.0\n31.1\n21.7\n16.8\n18.1\n3.00 or more\n32.5\n42.7\n24.0\n-\n31.3\n30.4\n-\n38.3\n23.0\n41.7\n14.8\n9.0\n12.0\nINCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL'\nFamilies\n10\n29\n50\n-\n6\n-\n172\n-\n167\n415\n178\n310\n294\n319\nPercent of all families\n6.0\n6.6\n27.9\n-\n18.8\n-\n13.3\n-\n9.6\n10.6\n7.5\n27.6\n51.0\n34.8\nMean family income\n$2 264\n$1 405\n-\n-\n$2 043\n-\n$1 855\n$2 141\n$1 447\n$2 511\n$1 995\n$2 314\nMean income deficit\n$830\n$1 748\n-\n-\n$1 431\n-\n$1 435\n$1 323\n$1 619\n$1 706\n$2 057\n$1 611\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n-\n22.0\n-\n-\n-\n2.3\n-\n6.0\n3.9\n5.6\n23.2\n24.5\n28.8\nMean size of family\n3.07\n3.26\n-\n-\n3.94\n-\n3.53\n3.60\n3.08\n5.15\n5.12\n4.66\nWith related children under 18 years\n-\n19\n28\n-\n6\n-\n90\n-\n131\n275\n107\n237\n188\n239\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n-\n1.96\n-\n-\n3.91\n-\n2.40\n2.63\n1.90\n4.00\n4.51\n3.67\nWith related children under 6 years\n-\n19\n25\n-\n6\n-\n56\n-\n84\n170\n38\n148\n152\n147\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n-\n1.44\n-\n-\n1.50\n-\n1.31\n1.39\n1.53\n1.57\n2.13\n2.03\nFamilies with female head\n5\n11\n20\n-\n-\n-\n45\n-\n69\n91\n42\n96\n40\n117\nWith related children under 18 years\n-\n11\n13\n-\n-\n-\n29\n-\n62\n76\n32\n77\n32\n106\nMean number of related children under 18 years.\n-\n-\n-\n-\n4.07\n-\n2.31\n2.47\n1.91\n3.34\n4.56\n3.79\nWith related children under 6 years\n-\n11\n13\n-\n-\n-\n22\n-\n32\n45\n18\n48\n29\n46\nPercent in labor force\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n81.3\n62.2\n29.2\n20.7\n32.6\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1.34\n1.51\n1.79\n1.93\n2.48\nFamily heads\n10\n29\n50\n-\n6\n-\n172\n-\n167\n415\n178\n310\n294\n319\nPercent 65 years and over\n34.5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n40.7\n-\n10.2\n10.6\n32.0\n25.2\n13.3\n23.5\nCivilian male heads under 65 years\n-\n8\n30\n-\n-\n-\n51\n-\n46\n157\n74\n146\n215\n138\nPercent in labor force\n1\n73.3\n-\n-\n-\n76.5\n-\n63.0\n79.0\n78.4\n82.2\n63.7\n59.4\nUnrelated individuals\n12\n45\n15\n-\n7\n-\n85\n-\n55\n146\n86\n176\n80\n209\nPercent of all unrelated individuals\n54.2\n33.3\n-\n-\n73.3\n-\n20.4\n36.1\n44.8\n66.4\n65.0\n60.2\nMean income\n$772\n-\n-\n$770\n-\n$674\n$817\n$882\n$683\n$631\n$1 003\nMean income deficit\n$1 105\n-\n...\n-\n$1 000\n-\n$1 116\n$1 012\n$907\n$1 126\n$1 169\n$789\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5.9\n-\n21.8\n11.0\n5.8\n23.9\n6.3\n26.3\nPercent 65 years and over\n24.4\n-\n-\n63.5\n-\n56.4\n41.1\n57.0\n36.4\n63.8\n63.2\nPersons\n32\n134\n178\n-\n25\n-\n763\n-\n645\n638\n635\n1 773\n1 586\n1 696\nPercent of all persons\n6.4\n8.8\n26.7\n-\n28.7\n-\n16.6\n-\n10.0\n11.2\n7.5\n35.9\n64.1\n41.5\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n62.5\n15.7\n8.4\n-\n28.0\nI\n18.7\n-\n11.0\n9.6\n21.6\n11.4\n12.0\n16.1\nPercent 65 years and over\n84.4\n20.9\n3.9\n-\n28.0\n-\n22.3\n-\n9.3\n8.4\n24.9\n10.0\n8.3\n14.1\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n74.1\n75.0\n-\n-\n75.9\n-\n80.0\n72.3\n73.4\n69.1\n84.1\n76.2\nRelated children under 18 years\n-\n49\n50\n-\n6\n-\n345\n-\n319\n735\n199\n1 009\n717\n876\nPercent living with both parents\n-\n42.9\n34.0\n-\n-\n65.8\n-\n53.3\n65.8\n58.8\n55.2\n66.1\n51.0\nHouseholds\n17\n41\n47\n-\n6\n-\n160\n-\n188\n478\n208\n400\n205\n471\nPercent of all households\n11.3\n10.3\n29.6\n-\n-\n19.5\n-\n11.3\n12.5\n8.7\n33.6\n47.3\n41.9\nOwner occupied\n7\n32\n26\n-\n-\nI\n113\n-\n96\n155\n172\n272\n53\n232\nMean value of unit\n$9 600\n$10 300\n-\n-\n-\n$8 800\n-\n$14 500\n$8 200\n$14 300\n$8 700\n$11 800\n$7 700\nRenter occupied\n10\n9\n21\n-\n6\n-\n47\n-\n92\n323\n36\n128\n152\n239\nMean gross rent\n-\n-\nI\n-\n$66\n-\n$110\n$73\n$109\n$60\n$13\n$41\nPercent locking some or all plumbing facilities\n12.2\n53.2\n-\n-\n-\n8.1\n-\n-\n6.9\n-\n32.8\n46.8\n57.1\nReference\nCopy\n#82 members of the Armed Forces living in barracks, college students in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years.\nP-26 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-4. Income Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n(Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nBalance of Pulaski County\nSaline County\nTotals for split tracts in Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0040.02\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\n0043\n0101\n0102\n0103\n0104\n0105\n0002\n0005\n0009\n0019\n0020 01\nINCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES AND\nUNRELATED INDIVIDUALS\nAN families\n2 648\n2 866\n1 444\n279\n354\n2 733\n1 723\n931\n1 800\n2 281\n1 320\n1 150\n286\n1 582\n1 790\nLess than $1,000\n81\n18\n36\n82\n26\n26\n102\n8\n24\n40\n94\n59\n12\n52\n11\n$1,000 to $1,999\n113\n56\n-\n137\n69\n66\n74\n19\n47\n105\n139\n94\n17\n42\n5\n$2,000 to $2,999\n182\n86\n39\n115\n92\n81\n123\n11\n105\n146\n106\n198\n39\n71\n32\n$3,000 to $3,999\n174\n87\n36\n146\n80\n194\n151\n36\n45\n191\n201\n151\n65\n89\n35\n$4,000 to $4,999\n259\n113\n30\n156\n134\n173\n154\n18\n161\n145\n138\n144\n42\n62\n68\n$5,000 to $5,999\n199\n174\n86\n201\n133\n162\n169\n56\n116\n267\n122\n100\n21\n197\n124\n$6,000 to $6,999\n219\n215\n105\n227\n144\n221\n138\n52\n155\n193\n94\n102\n-\n169\n82\n$7,000 to $7,999\n256\n275\n87\n234\n91\n303\n198\n137\n195\n244\n91\n91\n18\n136\n110\n$8,000 to $8,999\n230\n265\n121\n238\n98\n238\n159\n99\n152\n176\n76\n52\n37\n134\n125\n$9,000 to $9,999\n187\n228\n169\n105\n101\n217\n97\n87\n193\n174\n28\n46\n6\n111\n178\n$10,000 to $11,999\n394\n492\n251\n196\n142\n329\n138\n140\n277\n265\n104\n49\n9\n215\n338\n$12,000 to $14,999\n200\n483\n274\n179\n160\n363\n112\n188\n205\n198\n78\n40\n5\n149\n389\n$15,000 to $24,999\n121\n344\n185\n230\n74\n291\n97\n68\n104\n120\n37\n20\n15\n143\n266\n$25,000 to $49,999\n12\n30\n25\n28\n10\n64\n-\n12\n6\n5\n12\n4\n-\n12\n21\n$50,000 or more\n21\n-\n-\n5\n-\n5\n11\n-\n15\n12\n-\n-\n-\n1\n6\nMedian income\n$7 379\n$9 632\n$10 104\n$7 323\n$6 993\n$8 590\n$6 641\n$9 339\n$8 342\n$7 219\n$4 870\n$4 507\n$4 238\n$7 801\n$10 740\nMean income\n$8 119\n$9 835\n$10 501\n$8 267\n744\n$9 567\n$7 479\n$9 795\n$8 904\n$7 870\n$5 894\n$5 336\n$5 547\n$8 405\n$10 988\nFamilies and unrelated individuals\n3 146\n3 351\n653\n2 665\n596\n3 246\n2 156\n055\n2 043\n2 631\n732\n636\n802\n2 092\n935\nMedian income\n$6 461\n$8 756\n$9 586\n$6 533\n$6 368\n$7 695\n$5 373\n$8 754\n$7 664\n$6 472\n$3 841\n$3 318\n$3 727\n$6 385\n$10 376\nMean income\n$7 216\n$8 945\n$9 677\n$7 333\n$6 954\n$8 457\n$6 327\n$8 965\n$8 151\n$7 078\n$4 893\n253\n$4 467\n$7 041\n$10 468\nUnrelated individuals\n498\n485\n209\n386\n242\n513\n433\n124\n243\n350\n412\n486\n516\n510\n145\nMedian income\n$1 574\n$3 317\n$3 683\n$1 336\n$1 610\n$1 632\n$1 511\n$1 825\n$1 924\n$1 060\n$1 465\n$1 407\n$3 372\n$2 311\n$3 750\nMean income\n$2 417\n$3 688\n$3 988\n$1 820\n$2 534\n$2 545\n$1 741\n$2 740\n$2 571\n$1 921\n$1 688\n$1 689\n$3 868\n$2 812\n$4 059\nTYPE OF INCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES\nAll families\n2 648\n2 866\n1 444\n2 279\n1 354\n2 733\n1 723\n931\n1 800\n2 281\n1 320\n1 150\n286\n1 582\n1 790\nWith wage or salary income\n2 272\n2 691\n1 368\n1 936\nI 168\n2 425\n466\n852\n1 611\n1 997\nI 153\nI 024\n229\n1 455\n1 674\nMean wage or salary income\n$7 569\n$9 331\n$10 023\n$8 056\n$7 668\n$9 111\n$7 071\n$9 482\n$8 222\n$7 826\n$5 850\n$5 079\n$4 634\n$8 185\n$10 271\nWith nonfarm self-employment income\n235\n310\n126\n226\n141\n240\n96\n136\n148\n138\n85\n43\n20\n117\n222\nMiss nonform self income\n$1 900\n$5\n210\n$1 119\n$5 352\n$0 yo/\nso 001\n$1 768\n$-1 956\n$7\n741\n$7 608\n$2 574\n$4 784\n$3 861\n$5 520\nWith form self-employment income\n62\n5\n21\n80\n27\n35\n20\n9\n33\n102\n34\n-\n-\n\"\n20\nMean form self-employment income\n$4 882\n$2 594\n$3 080\n$1 767\n$1\n795\n$1 769\n$1 859\n-\n-\nWith Social Security income\n540\n248\n81\n424\n222\n492\n424\n100\n261\n462\n327\n334\n114\n319\n178\nMean Social Security income\n$1 552\n$1 539\n$1 471\n$1 350\n$1 570\n$1 828\n$1 259\n$1 410\n$1 522\n$1 452\n$1 289\n$1 256\n$1 580\n$1 140\n$1 635\nWith public assistance or public welfare income\n199\n53\n23\n128\n48\n44\n134\n24\n23\n62\n175\n141\n8\n28\n16\nMean public assistance or public welfare income\n$991\n$613\n$813\n$825\n$710\n$-19 4\n$639\n$766\n$861\n$211\nWith other income\n312\n600\n505\n316\n107\n678\n419\n239\n491\n309\n152\n138\n58\n401\n626\nMean other income\n$5 813\n$1 383\n$1 552\n$3 6-10\n$2 024\n$2 388\n$3 428\n$862\n$2 355\n$1 235\n$1 294\n$1 373\n$1 970\n$1 388\n$1 492\nRATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL'\nPercent of families with incomes:\nLess than .50 of poverty level\n6.9\n1.2\n2.5\n7.6\n5.5\n1.3\n7.7\n1.3\n2.2\n2.9\n15.8\n10.2\n7.0\n4.6\n1.2\n.50 to .74\n4.0\n1.4\n0.3\n3.8\n3.8\n2.2\n5.3\n1.1\n2.5\n3.2\n11.6\n13.0\n14.3\n2.2\n-\n.75 to .99\n5.1\n2.4\n1.3\n5.0\n8.3\n4.0\n6.3\n1.2\n5.7\n7.0\n8.9\n10.1\n3.8\n4.0\n1.4\n1.00 to 1.24\n8.1\n4.1\n3.9\n7.2\n7.8\n4.8\n9.3\n1.6\n6.1\n7.1\n14.6\n13.7\n9.1\n6.0\n2.8\n1.25 to 1.49\n5.6\n4.3\n4.5\n7.9\n9.2\n5.0\n7.8\n6.3\n4.3\n11.3\n5.8\n10.7\n16.1\n7.1\n1.8\n1.50 to 1.99\n16.8\n12.2\n8.6\n17.6\n14.4\n13.0\n18.0\n13.4\n15.1\n14.8\n9.8\n16.7\n17.8\n8.6\n9.6\n2.00 to 2.99\n26.9\n31.5\n31.2\n22.5\n23.6\n30.4\n22.9\n34.8\n28.1\n24.2\n18.0\n14.6\n9.8\n26.1\n31.3\n3.00 or more\n26.5\n42.8\n47.6\n28.3\n27.3\n39.4\n22.6\n40.3\n36.1\n29.4\n15.5\n11.0\n22.0\n41.3\n52.0\nINCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL'\nFemilies\n426\n142\n60\n374\n239\n204\n333\n33\n187\n300\n480\n383\n72\n172\n46\nPercent of all families\n16.1\n5.0\n4.2\n16.4\n17.7\n7.5\n19.3\n3.5\n10.4\n13.2\n36.4\n33.3\n25.2\n10.9\n26\nMean family income\n$2 289\n$1 995\n$1 319\n$1 913\n$2 376\n$2 299\n$1 780\n$1 636\n$2 495\n$2 244\n$2 294\n$2 233\n$2 028\n$1 842\n$2 034\nMean income deficit\n$2 001\n$1 106\n$1 825\n$1 478\n$1 423\n$1 010\n$1 532\n$1 188\n$937\n$1 079\n$1 914\n$1 568\n$1 609\n$1 526\n$1 647\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n20.4\n19.7\n20.0\n20.9\n10.5\n4.9\n24.9\n-\n5.9\n15.0\n22.9\n27.2\n11.1\n8.7\nMean size of family\n5.35\n3.15\n3.35\n3.57\n4.12\n3.59\n3.55\n2.70\n3.64\n3.59\n5.00\n4.22\n4.01\n3.59\n4.02\nWith related children under 18 years\n353\n73\n39\n198\n164\n112\n178\n15\n107\n147\n371\n300\n56\n101\n41\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n3.79\n2.19\n2.26\n2.60\n3.09\n3.18\n2.94\n2.83\n2.88\n3.67\n2.95\n2.96\n2.90\n2.34\nWith related children under 6 years\n216\n39\n33\n81\n65\n46\n108\n10\n68\n63\n216\n160\n47\n50\n22\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.80\n1.31\n1.88\n1.85\n1.42\n2.48\n1.32\n1.93\n1.90\n1.7)\n1.91\n1.26\n1.72\nFamilies with female head\n146\n34\n28\n46\n41\n58\n88\n10\n25\n25\n180\n172\n26\n54\n19\nWith related children under 18 years\n123\n24\n28\n25\n41\n46\n63\n5\n20\n19\n155\n157\n26\n43\n19\nMean number of related children under 18 years.\n3.63\n2.36\n2.48\n3.07\n2.72\n2.71\n3.30\n2.89\n4.54\n2.51\nWith related children under 6 years\n83\n16\n28\n8\n10\n11\n30\nI\n11\n15\n71\n78\n22\n11\n5\nPercent in labor force\n50.6\n-\n57.1\n-\n40.0\nI\n59.2\n73.1\n-\n-\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.30\n2.04\n1.00\n-\n1.68\n1.63\nFemily houds\n426\n142\n60\n374\n239\n204\n333\n33\n187\n300\n480\n383\n72\n172\n46\nPercent 65 years and over\n23.9\n35.9\n-\n32.4\n13.0\n31.4\n32.7\n27.3\n31.0\n37.0\n25.8\n27.2\n-\n22.7\n10.9\nCivilian male heads under 65 years\n192\n67\n32\n218\n172\n90\n157\n14\n104\n170\n215\n125\n46\n86\n27\nPercent in labor force\n59.9\n68.7\n84.4\n64.7\n72.1\n80.0\n72.0\n83.7\n64.7\n88.8\n80.8\n45.7\n60.5\n81.5\nUnrelated individuals\n307\n166\n56\n244\n140\n311\n275\n61\n118\n244\n266\n340\n151\n221\n53\nPercent of all unrelated individuals\n61.6\n34.2\n26.8\n63.2\n57.9\n60.6\n63.5\n49.2\n48.6\n69.7\n64.6\n70.0\n29.3\n43.3\n36.6\nMean income\n$806\n$953\n-$309\n$691\n$949\n$1 012\n$719\n$992\n$842\n$731\n$767\n$889\n$750\n$822\n$935\nMean income deficit\n$963\n$881\n$1 031\n$1 091\n$835\n$774\n$1 099\n$794\n$945\n$1 053\n$1 081\n$944\n$1 102\n$969\n$908\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n33.2\n7.2\n25.0\n18.9\n33.6\n14.8\n15.6\n-\n11.9\n20.9\n20.3\n25.6\n8.6\n14.5\n18.9\nPercent 65 years and over\n67.8\n36.7\n57.1\n45.1\n77.9\n73.0\n58.5\n67.2\n57.6\n63.9\n36.1\n44.4\n39.1\n66.5\n30.2\nPersons\n2 588\n613\n257\n1 579\n1 124\n1 044\n1 456\n150\n799\n1 322\n2 667\n1 957\n440\n839\n238\nPercent of all persons\n23.6\n5.8\n4.9\n18.0\n20.4\n10.7\n22.6\n4.4\n12.5\n16.1\n47.0\n39.4\n34.9\n15.8\n3.7\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n14.1\n23.8\n14.8\n23.1\n17.9\n34.3\n22.8\n50.7\n18.5\n25.8\n12.0\n15.5\n20.5\n27.9\n13.4\nPercent 65 years and over\n14.5\n21.7\n14.4\n18.7\n13.0\n33.0\n23.2\n44.0\n20.2\n26.7\n10.8\n15.5\n13.4\n28.4\n10.5\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n73.7\n91.7\n86.5\n71.6\n76.0\n81.7\n75.7\n92.4\n75.2\n79.0\n61.8\n67.1\n61.0\n76.1\n80.0\nRelated children under 18 years\nI 267\n152\n89\n494\n491\n356\n505\n31\n296\n414\n1 236\n868\n115\n286\n95\nPercent living with both parents\n57.5\n58 6\n31.5\n74.3\n53.2\n62.6\n61.8\n'54.8\n70.3\n84.8\n47.2\n44.0\n18.3\n62.2\n52.6\nMouseholds\n578\n211\n90\n399\n240\n490\n524\n83\n124\n277\n643\n603\n176\n336\n79\nPercent of all households\n22.1\n7.4\n6.6\n23.9\n21.0\n16.5\n27.5\n9.3\n11.9\n19.8\n42.6\n40.7\n26.6\n17.2\n4.3\nOwner occupied\n378\n95\n50\n268\n201\n257\n244\n57\n77\n201\n310\n271\n8\n218\n37\nMean value of unit\n$7 400\n$11\n300\n$17 700\n$9 000\n$7 600\n$8 100\n$6 300\n$8 000\n$6 900\n$7 900\n$10\n100\n$9 800\n$9 700\n$14 100\nRenter occupied\n200\n116\n40\n131\n39\n233\n280\n26\n47\n76\n333\n332\n168\n118\n42\nMean gross rent\n$32\n$96\n$49\n$29\n$66\n$52\n$48\n$64\n$91\n$39\n$67\n$59\n$69\n$83\n$119\nPercent lacking some or all plumbing facilities\n52.2\n2.8\n16.7\n42.1\n26.3\n11.6\n14.5\n4.8\n21.0\n36.5\n3.7\n5.5\n11.9\n-\n6.3\n'Excludes inmates-of institutions numbers of the Armed Forces living in barracks, college students in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years.\nReference Copy #83\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nTable P-4. Income Characteristics of the Population: 1970-Continued\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nTotals for split tracts in Pulaski County Con.\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0037\n0038\n0040.01\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\nINCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES AND\nUNRELATED INDIVIDUALS\nAll femilies\n1 462\n2 431\n1 817\n1 657\n744\n2 431\n30\n1 965\n1 593\n2 896\n1 137\n1 342\n3 364\n1 669\n2 426\nLess than $1,000\n41\n26\n34\n26\n124\n51\n-\n36\n33\n68\n41\n75\n24\n47\n82\n$1,000 to $1,999\n33\n17\n46\n39\n43\n103\n-\n45\n41\n63\n98\n193\n56\n-\n137\n$2,000 to $2,999\n25\n30\n44\n97\n87\n111\n5\n62\n46\n63\n87\n138\n92\n55\n115\n$3,000 to $3,999\n24\n14\n47\n98\n66\n129\n-\n107\n81\n76\n143\n151\n102\n41\n146\n$4,000 to $4,999\n48\n19\n60\n141\n72\n138\n-\n120\n74\n83\n85\n195\n118\n36\n156\n$5,000 to $5,999\n41\n68\n72\n84\n42\n276\n-\n80\n67\n148\n101\n110\n193\n97\n201\n$6,000 to $6,999\n59\n57\n121\n110\n65\n208\n-\n110\n77\n179\n149\n126\n253\n105\n233\n$7,000 to $7,999\n63\n73\n135\n151\n60\n255\n-\n254\n172\n244\n102\n77\n292\n93\n239\n$8,000 to $8,999\n53\n101\n153\n114\n31\n241\n-\n196\n130\n256\n107\n72\n303\n140\n238\n$9,000 to $9,999\n73\n107\n188\n161\n59\n215\n10\n162\n181\n188\n54\n49\n244\n179\n105\n$10,000 to $11,999\n161\n331\n411\n226\n20\n410\n6\n304\n311\n462\n70\n77\n554\n277\n202\n$12,000 to $14,999\n243\n564\n261\n199\n56\n233\n4\n274\n222\n439\n30\n42\n610\n327\n195\n$15,000 to $24,999\n380\n704\n239\n170\n13\n51\n5\n193\n153\n540\n57\n33\n478\n247\n292\n$25,000 to $49,999\n163\n292\n6\n41\n-\n10\n-\n16\n-\n87\n13\n-\n45\n25\n55\n$50,000 or more\n55\n28\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n6\n5\n-\n-\n4\n-\n-\n30\nMedian income\n$13 358\n$13 981\n$10 041\n$8 724\n$4 722\n$7 782\n$10 000\n$8 860\n$9 417\n$10 346\n$6 091\n$4 585\n$10 018\n$10 300\n$7 598\nMean income\n$16 481\n$15 775\n$9\n$9 305\n$5 631\n$7 732\n$10 980\n$9 395\n$9 314\n$10 894\n$6 641\n$5 517\n$10 251\n$10 628\n$9 628\nFamilies and unrelated individuals\n1 802\n2 797\n978\n1 904\n1 192\n2 781\n106\n2 142\n1 819\n3 102\n402\nI 762\n3 916\n1 878\n2 812\nMedian income\n$11 638\n$13 232\n$9 729\n$7 815\n$3 019\n$7 169\n$4 583\n$8 561\n$8 811\n$9 878\n$5 043\n$3 751\n$9 130\n$9 758\n$6 820\nMean income\n$14 633\n$14 465\n$9 554\n$8 461\n$4 347\n$7 119\n$5 688\n$8 958\n$8 566\n$10 354\n$5 751\n$4 646\n$9 392\n$9 889\n$8 556\nUnrelated individuals\n340\n366\n161\n247\n448\n350\n76\n177\n226\n206\n265\n420\n552\n209\n386\nMedian income\n$3 923\n$3 973\n$3 868\n$1 778\n$1 542\n$1 809\n$3 727\n$3 386\n$2 818\n$2 343\n$1 428\n$1 578\n$3 469\n$3 683\n$1 336\nMean income\n$6 690\n$5 759\n$4 530\n$2 799\n$2 214\n$2 860\n$3 599\n$4 103\n$3 297\n$2 764\n$1 933\n$1 862\n$4 156\n$3 988\n$1 820\nTYPE OF INCOME IN 1969 OF FAMILIES\nAN families\n1 462\n2 431\n1 817\n1 657\n744\n2 431\n30\n1 965\n1 593\n2 896\n1 137\n1 342\n3 364\n1 669\n2 426\nWith wage or salary income\n1 290\n2 238\n1 659\n490\n580\n2 172\n30\n1 802\n1 478\n2 630\n946\n1 066\n3 161\n1 565\n2 059\nMean wage or salary income\n$13 442\n$13 553\n$9 745\n$8 800\n$5 594\n$7 586\n$10 872\n$9 259\n$8 823\n$10 491\n$5 827\n$5 401\n$9 760\n$10 280\n$9 188\nWith nonform self-employment income\n269\n327\n184\n172\n62\n231\n-\n138\n172\n299\n121\n95\n355\n126\n264\nMean nonform self-employment income\n$12 549\n$15\n338\n$7 025\n$7 607\n$4 390\n$4 919\n-\n$7 134\n$4 601\n$6 607\n$8 001\n$3 481\n$6 252\n$4 119\n$7 937\nWith form self-employment income\n37\n42\n13\n13\n5\n40\n-\n16\n17\n39\n59\n38\n17\n21\n85\nMean form self-employment income\n-$74\n$3 589\n$873\n-\n$11 127\n$8 693\n$13 313\n$2 450\nWith Social Security income\n236\n198\n134\n263\n160\n347\n-\n181\n218\n337\n220\n377\n259\n148\n430\nMean Social Security income\n$1 677\n$1 819\n$1 540\n$1 503\n$1 625\n$1 626\n-\n$1 799\n$895\n$1 234\n$1 280\n$1 230\n$1 508\n$1 960\n$1 350\nWith public assistance or public welfare income\n7\n26\n48\n65\n72\n97\n-\n19\n65\n33\n135\n255\n58\n29\n128\nMean public assistance or public welfare income\n$400\n$825\n$722\n$611\n$586\n-\n$359\n$664\n$929\n$867\n$625\n$859\n$813\nWith other income\n738\n931\n315\n323\n190\n437\n5\n317\n515\n807\n117\n100\n673\n517\n418\nMean other income\n$4 034\n$2 667\n$1 434\n$1 549\n$1 926\n$1 207\n$1 342\n$1 501\n$1 377\n$1 287\n$1 255\n$1 420\n$1 563\n$3 470\nRATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL'\nPercent of families with incomes:\nLess than .50 of poverty level\n3.6\n1.6\n3.0\n2.6\n19.4\n3.9\n-\n3.7\n2.3\n3.8\n9.7\n18.5\n1.2\n2.8\n7.1\n.50 to 74\n1.2\n1.0\n2.5\n3.3\n6.5\n4.4\n-\n1.1\n1.9\n1.5\n9.6\n9.8\n1.4\n0.3\n3.6\n.75 to 99\n0.7\n0.2\n2.3\n3.7\n8.7\n4.4\n-\n3.1\n3.5\n1.6\n8.0\n12.3\n2.5\n1.5\n4.7\n1.00 to 1.24\n1.7\n0.9\n4.1\n7.2\n6.5\n5.4\n16.7\n5.1\n4.1\n3.0\n11.9\n9.2\n3.7\n4.3\n6.8\n1.25 to 1.49\n2.0\n0.9\n3.5\n6.2\n8.1\n7.4\n-\n3.6\n5.3\n3.0\n6.2\n9.0\n4.0\n3.9\n7.4\n1.50 to 1.99\n5.3\n3.3\n9.8\n13.2\n14.4\n14.7\n-\n13.7\n13.0\n11.3\n17.9\n13.6\n11.1\n8.5\n16.8\n2.00 to 2.99\n17.9\n20.8\n30.0\n23.7\n17.3\n31.6\n-\n26.8\n24.2\n29.3\n21.5\n15.9\n30.5\n30.0\n21.4\n3.00 or more\n67.6\n71.4\n44.7\n40.1\n19.2\n28.2\n83.3\n43.0\n45.7\n46.5\n15.2\n11.7\n45.7\n48.7\n32.2\nINCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL'\nFamilies\n79\n68\n142\n159\n257\n309\n-\n153\n123\n198\n310\n545\n169\n77\n374\nPercent of all families\n5.4\n2.8\n7.8\n9.6\n34.5\n12.7\n-\n7.8\n7.7\n6.8\n27.3\n40.6\n5.0\n4.6\n15.4\nMean family income\n$536\n$1 458\n$1 774\n$2 286\n$1 352\n$2 093\n-\n$2 031\n$1 942\n$1 441\n$2 511\n$2 235\n$2 149\n$1 199\n$1 913\nMean income deficit\n$1 746\n$1 840\n$1 353\n$1 530\n$1 960\n$1 464\n-\n$1 391\n$1 130\n$1 653\n$1 706\n$1 993\n$1 119\n$1 916\n$1 478\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n-\n8.8\n26.1\n6.9\n16.7\n12.0\n-\n5.9\n19.5\n5.1\n23.2\n36.0\n16.6\n23.4\n20.9\nMean size of family\n2.53\n3.41\n3.15\n4.24\n3.53\n3.95\n1\n3.54\n3.05\n3.12\n5.15\n5.09\n3.43\n3.29\n3.57\nWith related children under 18 years\n24\n53\n82\n111\n138\n211\n-\n101\n71\n121\n237\n442\n94\n50\n198\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n2.32\n2.16\n3.19\n2.72\n2.67\n-\n2.45\n2.03\n1.97\n4.00\n3.97\n2.60\n2.26\n2.60\nWith related children under 6 years\n15\n31\n53\n68\n89\n99\n-\n41\n21\n44\n148\n287\n49\n37\n81\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.00\n1.28\n1.22\n1.82\n1.48\n-\n1.88\n1.73\n1.57\n1.95\n1.45\n1.78\n1.85\nFamilies with female head\n37\n31\n46\n29\n73\n94\n56\n41\n51\n96\n247\n40\n35\n46\nWith related children under 18 years\n14\n22\n28\n29\n52\n75\n-\n38\n32\n41\n77\n236\n30\n35\n25\nMean number of related children under 18 years.\n1.68\n3.41\n2.25\n2.79\n-\n2.32\n1.81\n2.22\n3.34\n3.90\n2.37\n2.49\n2.43\nWith related children under 6 years\n5\n11\n19\n17\n30\n28\n-\n10\n5\n24\n48\n138\n16\n28\n8\nPercent in labor force\n-\n-\n66.7\n82.1\n-\n29.2\n26.8\n-\n57.1\n-\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.93\n2.04\n-\n1.79\n2.10\n2.04\nFamily boads\n79\n68\n142\n159\n257\n309\n-\n153\n123\n198\n310\n545\n169\n77\n374\nPercent 65 years and over\n40.5\n8.8\n28.9\n25.2\n46.3\n22.7\nI\n15.7\n26.8\n28.8\n25.2\n18.9\n33.7\n7.8\n32.4\nCivilian male heads under 65 years\n27\n26\n63\n90\n91\n157\n-\n67\n54\n85\n146\n206\n82\n36\n218\nPercent in labor force\n77.8\n100.0\n82.5\n82.2\n80.2\n68.2\n-\n74.6\n88.9\n81.2\n82.2\n68.9\n68.3\n86.1\n64.7\nUnreleted individuals\n56\n89\n50\n131\n268\n189\n9\n68\n89\n91\n176\n274\n186\n56\n244\nPercent of all unrelated individuals\n16.5\n24.3\n31.1\n53.0\n59.8\n54.0\n11.8\n38.4\n39.4\n44.2\n66.4\n65.2\n33.7\n26.8\n63.2\nMean income\n$719\n$742\n$34\n$924\n$638\n$962\n$985\n$887\n$930\n$683\n$940\n$873\n-$309\n$691\nMean income deficit\n$1 082\n$1 071\n$1 284\n$943\n$1 174\n$824\n$798\n$905\n$870\n$1 126\n$857\n$958\n$1 031\n$1 091\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n-\n-\n8.0\n15.3\n13.1\n33.3\n-\n20.6\n6.7\n5.5\n23.9\n31.8\n6.5\n25.0\n18.9\nPercent 65 years and over\n53.6\n46.1\n50.0\n34.4\n57.1\n61.9\n-\n75.0\n60.7\n53.8\n36.4\n62.8\n35.5\n57.1\n451\nPersons\n256\n321\n497\n805\n1 175\n1 411\n9\n610\n464\n709\n1 773\n3 049\n765\n309\n1 579\nPercent of all persons\n5.0\n3.6\n7.6\n13.3\n43.5\n16.0\n5.6\n9.2\n8.5\n6.7\n35.6\n48.9\n6.1\n5.1\n17.1\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n30.5\n13.4\n21.3\n13.5\n14.7\n17.1\n-\n17.0\n30.8\n20.0\n11.4\n11.4\n19.1\n15.5\n23.1\nPercent 65 years and over\n32.4\n16.5\n19.5\n15.3\n28.3\n16.6\n-\n19.7\n24.4\n22.3\n10.0\n10.5\n19.5\n15.2\n18.7\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n94.0\n67.9\n77.3\n77.2\n39.8\n70.1\n-\n72.5\n95.6\n73.4\n69.1\n70.5\n81.9\n89.4\n71.6\nRelated children under 18 years\n50\n122\n185\n364\n312\n596\n-\n243\n134\n235\n1 009\n1 713\n239\n115\n494\nPercent living with both parents\n36.0\n32.8\n57.5\n69.2\n53.8\n55.2\n-\n57.2\n53.0\n51.5\n55.2\n43.9\n63.2\n28.7\n740\nMouseholds\n119\n132\n164\n220\n467\n436\n-\n209\n196\n233\n400\n750\n253\n103\n399\nPercent of all households\n7.0\n4.9\n8.8\n13.0\n43.0\n16.8\n-\n10.2\n11.2\n8.0\n33.3\n47.0\n7.4\n6.6\n21.9\nOwner occupied\n93\n72\n99\n144\n160\n267\n-\n138\n79\n186\n272\n261\n117\n63\n268\nMean value of unit\n$20\n800\n$21\n300\n$12 900\n$10\n400\n$12\n300\n$10 300\nI\n$13 200\n$10\n700\n$15 500\n$8 700\n$8 000\n$14\n100\n$17\n100\n$9 000\nRenter occupied\n26\n60\n65\n76\n307\n169\n-\n71\n117\n47\n128\n489\n136\n40\n131\nMean gross rent\n$120\n$134\n$67\n$65\n$60\n$64\n-\n$86\n$64\n$121\n$60\n$42\n$100\n$49\n$29\nPercent locking some or all plumbing facilities\n-\n-\n6.1\n4.1\n3.0\n15.4\n-\nI\n-\n-\n32.8\n37.3\n4.3\n20.4\n42.1\nReference Copy 84\nmembers of the Armed Forces living in barracks, college students in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years.\n28 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARX., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-5. General and Social Characteristics of the Negro Population: 1970\n(Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nCensus Tracts With\nPulaski County\nLittle Rock\n400 or More Negro\nPopulation\nTotal\nLittle\nNorth Little\nSaline\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nSMSA\nTotal\nRock\nRock\nBalance\nCounty\n0002\n0003\n0004\n0005\n0006\n0007\n0008\n0010\nAGE BY SEX\nMale, all ages\n28 105\n27 432\n15 154\n4 516\n7 762\n673\n2 024\n348\n717\n2 204\n566\n1 374\n396\n953\nUnder 5 years\n3 080\n3 032\nI 741\n477\n814\n48\n229\n72\n85\n256\n51\n150\n6\n126\n3 and 4 years\nI 299\n1 285\n713\n211\n361\n14\n63\n29\n51\n111\n17\n64\n-\n22\n5 to 9 years\n3 753\n3 720\n2 004\n592\n1 124\n33\n253\n60\n93\n251\n67\n111\n36\n116\n5 years\n682\n682\n360\n99\n223\n-\n57\n9\n10\n57\n15\n30\n-\n21\n6 years\n728\n705\n368\n116\n221\n23\n30\n12\n9\n47\n34\n20\n12\n23\n10 to 14 years\n3 847\n3 715\n2 001\n595\n1 119\n132\n330\n32\n82\n317\n49\n155\n16\n122\n14 years\n790\n745\n406\n93\n246\n45\n51\n17\n21\n56\n14\n26\n5\n28\n15 to 19 years\n3 245\n3 171\n1 658\n516\n997\n74\n259\n13\n86\n231\n49\n115\n21\n104\n15 years\n695\n676\n357\n139\n180\n19\n75\n-\n14\n51\n19\n16\n5\n33\n16 years\n780\n766\n351\n148\n267\n14\n47\n-\n29\n71\n10\n31\n-\n24\n17 years\n642\n629\n331\n76\n222\n13\n59\n-\n19\n33\n-\n12\n-\n19\n18 years\n635\n612\n340\n87\n185\n23\n31\n13\n8\n35\n9\n33\n4\n-\n19 years\n493\n488\n279\n66\n143\n5\n47\n-\n16\n41\n11\n23\n12\n28\n20 to 24 years\n2 034\n1 993\n1 128\n269\n596\n41\n130\n33\n56\n166\n50\n160\n80\n86\n20 years\n485\n481\n264\n64\n153\n4\n26\n9\n20\n44\n7\n33\n19\n12\n21 years\n418\n404\n196\n55\n153\n14\n30\n5\n10\n38\n22\n22\n33\n5\n25 to 34 years\n2 717\n2 669\n1 647\n386\n636\n48\n218\n45\n87\n208\n84\n150\n71\n116\n35 to 44 years\n2 311\n2 217\n1 212\n367\n638\n94\n92\n15\n61\n148\n62\n132\n41\n73\n45 to 54 years\n2 262\n2 198\n1 154\n443\n601\n64\n145\n20\n32\n183\n39\n98\n50\n62\n55 to 59 years\n1 098\n1 057\n625\n168\n264\n41\n67\n14\n54\n109\n17\n66\n11\n42\n60 to 64 years\n1 092\nI 060\n585\n215\n260\n32\n101\n\"\n37\n108\n17\n72\n15\n20\n65 10 74 years\nI 679\n1 666\n933\n291\n442\n13\n147\n19\n26\n147\n50\n96\n37\n62\n75 years and over\n987\n934\n466\n197\n271\n53\n53\n14\n18\n80\n31\n69\n12\n24\nFemale, all ages\n31 697\n31 052\n17 980\n5 148\n7 924\n645\n2 336\n364\n740\n2 634\n666\n1 726\n583\n1 110\nUnder 5 years\n3 064\n3 042\n1 775\n473\n794\n22\n235\n50\n79\n253\n86\n177\n17\n121\n3 and 4 years\n1 358\n1 345\n793\n207\n345\n13\n104\n32\n40\n96\n37\n31\n10\n92\n5 to 9 years\n3 648\n3 580\n2 003\n593\n984\n68\n287\n39\n82\n269\n65\n172\n50\n102\n5 years\n745\n736\n450\n96\n190\n9\n45\n7\n18\n64\n8\n38\n17\n27\n6 years\n699\n691\n361\n152\n178\n8\n52\n4\n25\n64\n8\n27\n-\n17\n10 to 14 years\n3 940\n3 816\n2 037\n642\n1 137\n124\n317\n28\n90\n280\n44\n109\n34\n132\n14 years\n721\n701\n350\n142\n209\n20\n65\n5\n6\n39\n4\n26\n-\n56\n15 10 19 years\n3 464\n3 349\n1 801\n543\n1 005\n115\n266\n42\n86\n233\n61\n139\n52\n106\nIS years\n805\n763\n405\n112\n246\n42\n75\n7\n35\n26\n8\n16\n-\n33\n16 years\n773\n740\n402\n94\n244\n33\n63\n21\n27\n59\n4\n15\n5\n17\n17 years\n665\n640\n373\n43\n224\n25\n49\n-\n6\n93\n9\n39\n-\n17\n18 years\n544\n536\n228\n134\n174\n8\n29\n4\n-\n16\n8\n15\n14\n27\n19 years\n677\n670\n393\n160\n117\n7\n50\n10\n18\n39\n32\n54\n33\n12\n20 to 24 years\n2 579\n2 540\nI 703\n306\n531\n39\n163\n49\n63\n236\n107\n196\n146\n98\n20 years\n641\n628\n416\n102\n110\n13\n48\n13\n5\n26\n35\n51\n53\n27\n21 years\n652\n652\n443\n61\n148\n-\n44\n12\n47\n86\n24\n46\n49\n16\n25 to 34 years\n3 366\n3 319\n2 055\n543\n721\n47\n299\n39\n91\n250\n76\n215\n60\n141\n35 to 44 years\n2 899\n2 849\n1 687\n444\n718\n50\n155\n26\n68\n255\n59\n161\n35\n93\n45 to 54 years\n2 770\n2 700\n1 487\n489\n724\n70\n194\n18\n33\n224\n63\n147\n72\n86\n55 to 59 years\n1 314\n1 281\n782\n222\n277\n33\n87\n26\n41\n145\n36\n56\n16\n42\n60 to 64 years\n1 355\n1 334\n766\n277\n291\n21\n119\n7\n48\n141\n15\n137\n21\n46\n65 to 74 years\n2 061\n2 025\n1 155\n368\n502\n36\n140\n28\n30\n230\n10\n117\n53\n74\n75 years and over\nI 237\nI 217\n729\n248\n240\n20\n74\n12\n29\n118\n44\n100\n27\n69\nRELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\nAN persons\n59 802\n58 484\n33 134\n9 664\n15 686\n1 318\n4 360\n712\n1 457\n4 838\n1 232\n3 100\n979\n2 063\nin households\n57 556\n56 615\n32 266\n9 328\n15 021\n941\n4 277\n712\n1 439\n4 806\nI 198\n3 100\n766\n1 964\nHead of household\n16 256\n16 000\n9 443\n2 738\n3 819\n256\n1 168\n215\n396\n435\n360\n1 095\n344\n572\nHead of family\n12 581\n12 411\n7 315\n2 074\n3 022\n170\n957\n151\n283\n099\n280\n819\n213\n432\nPrimary individual\n3 675\n3 589\n2 128\n664\n797\n86\n211\n64\n113\n336\n80\n276\n131\n140\nWife of head\n8 493\n8 346\n4 867\n1 227\n2 252\n147\n506\n88\n218\n799\n199\n533\n146\n301\nOther relative of head\n31 619\n31 125\n17 150\n5 143\n8 832\n494\n2 510\n394\n791\n2 492\n579\n1 332\n266\n1 016\nNot related to head\n1 188\n1 144\n806\n220\n118\n44\n93\n15\n34\n80\n60\n140\n10\n75\nIn group quarters\n2 246\n1 869\n868\n336\n665\n377\n83\n-\n18\n32\n34\n-\n213\n66\nPersons per household\n3.54\n3.54\n3.42\n3.41\n3.93\n3.68\n3.66\n3.31\n3.63\n3.35\n3.33\n2.83\n2.23\n3.43\nTYPE OF HOUSEHOLD\nAN households\n16 256\n16 000\n9 443\n2 738\n3 819\n256\n1 168\n215\n396\n1 435\n360\n1 095\n344\n572\nMale primary individual\n1 406\n1 341\n754\n238\n349\n65\n69\n34\n57\n102\n44\n88\n65\n45\nFemale primary individual\n2 269\n2 248\n1 374\n426\n448\n21\n142\n30\n56\n234\n36\n188\n66\n95\nHusband-wife households\n8 632\n8 506\n4 972\n1 213\n2 321\n126\n580\n112\n212\n752\n202\n580\n140\n300\nHouseholds with other male head\n667\n663\n337\n168\n158\n4\n86\n13\n28\n20\n25\n5\n5\nHouseholds with female head\n3 282\n3 242\n2 006\n693\n543\n40\n291\n39\n58\n319\n58\n214\n68\n127\nSCHOOL ENROLLMENT\nPersons, 16 to 21 years old\n7 405\n7 246\n4 016\n1 090\n2 140\n159\n523\n87\n205\n581\n171\n374\n222\n204\nNot attending school\n3 157\n3 099\n1 702\n435\n962\n58\n226\n57\n114\n195\n114\n175\n5\n68\nNot high school graduates\nI 671\n1 632\n929\n225\n478\n39\n130\n33\n71\n96\n57\n83\n-\n29\nPercent of total\n22.6\n22.5\n23.1\n20.6\n22.3\n24.5\n24.9\n37.9\n34.6\n16.5\n33.3\n22.2\n-\n14.2\nYEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED\nPersons, 25 years old and ever\n27 148\n26 526\n15 283\n4 658\n6 585\n622\n1 891\n294\n655\n2 346\n603\n1 616\n521\n950\nNo school years completed\n897\n839\n356\n225\n258\n58\n41\n4\n18\n56\n4\n18\n-\n20\nElementary: 1 to 4 years\n3 122\n2 999\n1 383\n639\n977\n123\n315\n44\n94\n215\n39\n76\n15\n91\n5 to 7 years\n5 106\n4 998\n2 748\n938\n1 312\n108\n436\n54\n137\n465\n124\n191\n97\n123\n8 years\n3 095\n3 016\n1 641\n550\n825\n79\n202\n54\n40\n229\n47\n213\n69\n107\nHigh school:\n1 to 3 years\n6 886\n6 757\n3 944\n1 077\n1 736\n129\n563\n87\n191\n599\n144\n408\n52\n179\n4 years\n5 033\n4 950\n2 962\n891\n1 097\n83\n250\n41\n112\n497\n146\n280\n168\n299\nCollege:\n1 to 3 years\n1 701\n1 666\n1 225\n207\n234\n35\n50\n5\n48\n149\n52\n197\n43\n100\n4 years or more\n1 308\n1 301\n1 024\n131\n146\n7\n34\n5\n15\n136\n47\n233\n77\n31\nMedian school years completed\n9.6\n9.6\n10.2\n9.0\n8.9\n8.3\n8.8\n8.8\n9.6\n10.0\n10.8\n11.3\n12.2\n11.2\nPercent high school graduates\n29.6\n29.8\n34.1\n26.4\n22.4\n20.1\n17.7\n17.3\n26.7\n33.3\n40.6\n43.9\n55.3\n45.3\nRESIDENCE IN 1965\nPersons, $ years old and ever, 1970'\n53 641\n52 414\n29 595\n8 711\n14 108\n1 227\n3 896\n599\n1 270\n4 352\n1 098\n2 773\n954\n1 816\nSame house as in 1970\n29 719\n29 000\n14 913\n5 231\n8 856\n719\n2 254\n180\n403\n2 830\n564\n1 439\n517\n499\nDifferent house:\nIn central city of this SMSA\n11 158\n11 158\n8 602\n1 605\n951\n-\n677\n287\n617\n854\n318\n597\n145\n852\nin other part of this SMSA\n3 479\n3 272\n921\n270\n2 081\n207\n371\nI\n66\n112\n70\n51\n13\n31\nOutside this SMSA\n4 418\n4 181\n2 349\n538\n1 294\n237\n129\n114\n92\n191\n111\n368\n270\n114\nNorth and West\n979\n979\n488\n98\n393\n-\n36\n64\n24\n91\n58\n14\nSouth\n3 439\n3 202\n1 861\n440\n901\n237\n129\n114\n56\n127\n87\n277\n212\n100\nAbroad\n226\n226\n93\n12\n121\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n21\n-\n58\n'Includes \"Moved, 1965 residence not reported.\"\n#85\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P-29\nTable P-5. General and Social Characteristics of the Negro Population: 1970-Continued\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nCensus Tracts With\nLittle Rock Con.\nNorth Little Rock\nBalance of Puloski County\n400 or More Negro\nTract\nTract\nPopulation\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0011\n0013\n0018\n0019\n0024.02\n0040.01\n0025\n0026\n0027\n0028\n0029\n0036.02\n0038\n0039\nAGE BY SEX\nMale, all ages\n2 596\n1 347\n484\n308\n366\n904\n311\n786\n608\n2 422\n191\n799\n1 534\n614\nInder 5 years\n292\n137\n87\n33\n34\n128\n30\n70\n37\n309\n31\n81\n158\n73\n3 and 4 years\n118\n51\n58\n4\n20\n88\n10\n44\n6\n141\n10\n34\n91\n28\n; to 9 years\n346\n187\n91\n50\n45\n190\n14\n61\n97\n389\n21\n93\n233\n75\n5 years\n47\n23\n27\n6\n8\n28\n4\n12\n16\n57\n5\n28\n37\n30\n6 years\n67\n31\n15\n6\n8\n29\n5\n7\n14\n85\n5\n14\n55\n14\n0 to 14 years\n368\n178\n75\n26\n68\n156\n54\n94\n105\n326\n16\n84\n202\n114\n14 years\n94\n37\n10\n16\n10\n15\n8\n11\n23\n51\n-\n10\n28\n22\n5 to 19 years\n260\n175\n65\n26\n58\n120\n40\n88\n56\n321\n7\n83\n223\n85\n15 years\n52\n44\n6\n6\n10\n26\n7\n18\n24\n86\n-\n6\n35\n6\n16 years\n36\n30\n7\n-\n5\n29\n15\n25\n8\n100\n-\n10\n52\n29\n17 years\n57\n30\n29\n5\n5\n41\n9\n20\n19\n21\n7\n15\n75\n18\n18 years\n69\n44\n17\n15\n33\n13\n21\n5\n61\n-\n20\n47\n32\n19 years\n46\n27\n6\n-\n5\n11\n9\n4\n-\n53\n-\n32\n14\n20 to 24 years\n185\n64\n26\n9\n17\n34\n15\n51\n27\n171\n-\n202\n57\n43\n20 years\n53\n20\n7\n-\n-\n10\n-\n8\n-\n56\n-\n53\n8\n13\n21 years\n23\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n18\n29\n-\n66\n4\n12\n'5 to 34 years\n285\n118\n41\n35\n17\n85\n31\n73\n42\n183\n42\n132\n115\n28\n15 10 44 years\n282\n128\n28\n20\n29\n60\n15\n73\n67\n162\n12\n84\n143\n12\n:5 to 54 years\n212\n121\n22\n29\n48\n55\n20\n69\n69\n174\n41\n5\n150\n47\n.5 to 59 years\n86\n65\n16\n7\n10\n22\n10\n44\n20\n70\n8\n5\n43\n34\n0 to 64 years\n111\n38\n13\n13\n8\n8\n6\n71\n8\n107\n13\n-\n52\n39\n.5 to 74 years\n111\n80\n11\n56\n22\n24\n36\n74\n44\n121\n-\n26\n116\n18\n'5 years and over\n58\n56\n9\n4\n10\n22\n40\n18\n36\n89\n-\n4\n42\n46\nFemale, all ages\n3 032\n1 588\n676\n318\n436\n1 222\n315\n943\n622\n3 070\n191\n559\n1 693\n615\nInder 5 years\n271\n142\n107\n29\n33\n120\n46\n79\n34\n308\n6\n42\n163\n78\n3 and 4 years\n143\n70\n34\n3\n17\n61\n27\n41\n13\n120\n6\n29\n75\n26\nto 9 years\n322\n172\n103\n13\n41\n214\n34\n77\n90\n373\n19\n100\n184\n104\n5 years\n88\n30\n20\n-\n4\n66\n7\n21\n5\n63\n-\n10\n36\n15\n6 years\n68\n22\n17\n-\n8\n35\n15\n13\n32\n78\n14\n15\n38\n17\n0 to 14 years\n374\n168\n83\n58\n90\n197\n6\n105\n75\n441\n11\n95\n253\n85\n14 years\n63\n29\n5\n4\n20\n23\n-\n20\n26\n87\n5\n14\n57\n19\n5 to 19 years\n368\n160\n49\n4\n37\n149\n18\n117\n66\n342\n-\n63\n226\n104\n15 years\n88\n16\n5\n-\n10\n70\n6\n7\n13\n86\n-\n9\n72\n24\n16 years\n75\n43\n16\n4\n11\n36\n-\n25\n35\n34\n-\n17\n50\n9\n17 years\n87\n35\n5\n-\n11\n10\n12\n3\n6\n22\n-\n16\n64\n26\n18 years\n45\n33\n12\n-\n5\n15\n-\n42\n12\n80\n-\n16\n22\n23\n19 years\n73\n33\n11\n-\n-\n18\n-\n40\n-\n120\n-\n5\n18\n22\n0 to 24 years\n228\n161\n61\n17\n18\n102\n21\n24\n36\n208\n17\n52\n108\n18\n20 years\n16\n65\n6\n10\n6\n34\n12\n5\n7\n78\n-\n11\n37\n-\n21 years\n50\n33\n25\n-\n-\n5\n-\n5\n11\n40\n5\n8\n22\n9\n5 to 34 years\n357\n182\n64\n30\n31\n144\n39\n88\n58\n322\n33\n82\n150\n33\n5 to 44 years\n377\n136\n68\n36\n53\n112\n24\n94\n79\n239\n8\n61\n136\n51\n5 to 54 years\n322\n139\n38\n19\n34\n69\n38\n86\n94\n249\n22\n21\n169\n42\n5 to 59 years\n96\n99\n23\n32\n12\n27\n30\n52\n12\n105\n23\n4\n58\n13\n) to 64 years\n75\n77\n19\n14\n23\n24\n8\n81\n15\n167\n6\n20\n66\n35\n5 to 74 years\n152\n116\n39\n36\n35\n43\n22\n108\n33\n189\n16\n3\n153\n48\n5 years and over\n90\n36\n22\n30\n29\n21\n29\n32\n30\n127\n30\n16\n27\n4\nELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\nAll persons\n5 628\n2 935\n1 160\n626\n802\n2 126\n626\n729\n1 230\n5 492\n382\n1 358\n3 227\n1 229\nhouseholds\n5 607\n2 929\n1 160\n595\n727\n2 126\n626\n1 729\n1 230\n5 344\n382\n1 086\n3 159\n1 202\nHead of household\n1 594\n830\n311\n207\n170\n484\n201\n575\n296\n1 538\n125\n232\n787\n301\nHead of family\nI 254\n668\n267\n150\n150\n415\n141\n385\n268\n1 162\n115\n212\n634\n238\nPrimary individual\n340\n162\n44\n57\n20\n69\n60\n190\n28\n376\n10\n20\n153\n63\nWife of head\n869\n481\n129\n113\n118\n222\n92\n249\n160\n631\n95\n173\n484\n153\nOther relative of head\n3 020\n1 547\n715\n261\n433\n1 416\n314\n877\n744\n3 058\n136\n671\n1 877\n727\nNot related to head\n124\n71\n5\n14\n6\n4\n19\n28\n30\n117\n26\n10\n11\n21\ngroup quarters\n21\n6\n31\n75\n-\n-\n-\n148\n-\n272\n68\n27\nersons per household\n3.52\n3.53\n3.73\n2.87\n4.28\n4.39\n3.11\n3.01\n4.16\n3.47\n3.06\n4.68\n4.01\n3.99\nYPE OF HOUSEHOLD\nAll households\n1 594\n830\n311\n207\n170\n484\n201\n575\n296\n1 538\n125\n232\n787\n301\n'ale primary individual\n122\n46\n8\n20\n4\n24\n16\n81\n18\n123\n-\n6\n73\n38\nemale primary individual\n218\n116\n36\n37\n16\n45\n44\n109\n10\n253\n10\n14\n80\n25\nusband-wife households\n912\n462\n118\n117\n115\n230\n95\n238\n162\n632\n86\n185\n490\n188\nauseholds with other male head\n51\n59\n9\n14\n4\n13\n15\n32\n25\n89\n7\n8\n21\n10\nouseholds with female head\n291\n147\n140\n19\n31\n172\n31\n115\n81\n441\n22\n19\n123\n40\nCHOOL ENROLLMENT\nPersons, 16 to 21 years old\n630\n401\n141\n34\n81\n222\n57\n203\n121\n694\n12\n269\n413\n193\nof attending school\n284\n221\n71\n18\n29\n80\n18\n108\n51\n250\n5\n169\n123\n89\nNot high school graduates\n160\n112\n36\n18\n29\n46\n11\n73\n32\n109\n-\n36\n28\n42\nPercent of total\n25.4\n27.9\n25.5\n52.9\n35.8\n20.7\n19.3\n36.0\n26.4\n15.7\n-\n13.4\n6.8\n21.8\nEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED\nPersons, 25 years old and over\n2 614\n1 391\n413\n361\n361\n716\n348\n963\n607\n2 304\n254\n463\n1 420\n450\na school years completed\n52\n39\n5\n19\n21\n31\n22\n58\n42\n86\n14\n4\n25\n49\nementory: 1 to 4 years\n169\n133\n12\n16\n48\n64\n6\n192\n48\n361\n17\n23\n243\n86\n5 to 7 years\n448\n253\n63\n85\n112\n75\n50\n185\n126\n515\n25\n25\n280\n128\n8 years\n249\n126\n63\n38\n46\n116\n6\n95\n51\n335\n29\n55\n167\n79\ngh school:\n1 to 3 years\n681\n455\n131\n93\n82\n157\n69\n254\n183\n479\n77\n89\n328\n50\n4 years\n568\n219\n78\n47\n37\n133\n181\n129\n100\n364\n53\n218\n258\n40\nI 3 years\n214\n147\n33\n47\n15\n90\n14\n40\n23\n94\n31\n30\n75\n14\n4 years or more\n233\n19\n28\n16\n-\n50\n-\n10\n34\n70\n8\n19\n44\n4\nedian school years completed\n10.7\n10.0\n10.5\n9.7\n8.0\n10.4\n12.1\n8.5\n9.6\n8.6\n10.6\n12.2\n9.0\n6.5\nercent high school graduates\n38.8\n27.7\n33.7\n30.5\n14.4\n38.1\n56.0\n18.6\n25.9\n22.9\n36.2\n57.7\n26.5\n12.9\nESIDENCE IN 1965\nPersons, 5 years old and over, 1970'\n5 065\n2 656\n974\n546\n747\n1 953\n529\n1 595\n1 151\n4 875\n350\n1 226\n2 906\n1 032\nsme house as in 1970\n2 178\nI 503\n403\n277\n460\n102\n381\n973\n775\n2 786\n217\n381\n2 008\n650\nifferent house:\nin central city of this SMSA\n1 941\n758\n370\n190\n212\n476\n53\n428\n302\n692\n101\n32\n234\n4\nIn other pert of this SMSA\n25\n96\n6\n13\n41\n21\n35\n214\n-\n80\n309\n263\nOutside this SMSA\n434\n189\n44\n30\n40\n69\n40\n131\n13\n291\n6\n623\n143\n48\nNorth and West\n89\n75\n8\n-\n-\n29\n-\n26\n4\n57\n-\n277\n31\n-\nSouth\n345\n114\n36\n30\n40\n40\n40\n105\n9\n234\n6\n346\n112\n48\nbroad\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12\n-\n68\n27\n-\n'Includes \"Moved, 1965 residence not reported.\"\nReference Copy #86\n'-30 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-5. General and Social Characteristics of the Negro Population: 1970-Continued\n[Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nCensus Tracts With\nSaline\nBalance of Pulaski County -\nCounty\nTotals for split tracts in Pulaski County\n400 or More Negro\nPopulation\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0040.01\n0040.02\n0042\n0043\n0102\n0002\n0005\n0019\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0038\n0040.01\n0042\nAGE BY SEX\nMale, all ages\n1 392\n2 104\n570\n429\n406\n2 024\n2 204\n308\n366\n311\n668\n1 534\n2 296\n570\nUnder 5 years\n152\n221\n55\n35\n44\n229\n256\n33\n34\n30\n54\n158\n280\n55\n3 and 4 years\n75\n111\n4\n9\n14\n63\n111\n4\n20\n10\n11\n91\n163\n4\n5 to 9 years\n208\n339\n62\n85\n33\n253\n251\n50\n45\n14\n112\n233\n398\n62\n5 years\n24\n89\n2\n9\n-\n57\n57\n6\n8\n4\n20\n37\n52\n2\n6 years\n27\n66\n16\n20\n23\n30\n47\n6\n8\n5\n18\n55\n56\n16\n10 to 14 years\n170\n359\n93\n44\n88\n330\n317\n26\n68\n54\n108\n202\n326\n93\n14 years\n42\n110\n7\n5\n20\n51\n56\n16\n10\n8\n23\n28\n57\n7\n15 to 19 years\n165\n295\n69\n48\n49\n259\n231\n26\n58\n40\n56\n223\n285\n69\n15 years\n56\n51\n11\n4\n11\n75\n51\n6\n10\n7\n24\n35\n82\n11\n16 years\n27\n106\n37\n6\n14\n47\n71\n-\n5\n15\n8\n52\n56\n37\n17 years\n31\n51\n6\n13\n4\n59\n33\n5\n5\n9\n19\n75\n72\n6\n18 years\n26\n38\n3\n14\n15\n31\n35\n15\n33\n-\n5\n47\n39\n3\n19 years\n25\n49\n12\n11\n5\n47\n41\n-\n5\n9\n-\n14\n36\n12\n20 to 24 years\n75\n118\n51\n26\n18\n130\n166\n9\n17\n15\n27\n57\n109\n51\n20 years\n12\n48\n11\n-\n4\n26\n44\n-\n-\n-\n-\n8\n22\n11\n21 years\n15\n23\n12\n21\n11\n30\n38\n-\n-\n-\n18\n4\n15\n12\n25 to 34 years\n123\n130\n54\n38\n19\n218\n208\n35\n17\n31\n47\n115\n208\n54\n35 to 44 years\n124\n174\n42\n23\n40\n92\n148\n20\n29\n15\n67\n143\n184\n42\n45 to 54 years\n135\n143\n47\n59\n28\n145\n183\n29\n48\n20\n69\n150\n190\n47\n55 to 59 years\n32\n85\n26\n13\n35\n67\n109\n7\n10\n10\n25\n43\n54\n26\n60 to 64 years\n66\n56\n28\n16\n26\n101\n108\n13\n8\n6\n11\n52\n74\n28\n65 to 74 years\n91\n107\n33\n27\n9\n147\n147\n56\n22\n36\n56\n116\n115\n33\n75 years and over\n51\n77\n10\n15\n17\n53\n80\n4\n10\n40\n36\n42\n73\n10\nFemale, all ages\n1 480\n2 131\n573\n471\n430\n2 336\n2 634\n318\n436\n315\n727\n1 693\n2 702\n573\nUnder 5 years\n161\n197\n71\n33\n22\n235\n253\n29\n33\n46\n45\n163\n281\n71\n3 and 4 years\n67\n85\n30\n12\n13\n104\n96\n3\n17\n27\n24\n75\n128\n30\n5 to 9 years\n177\n262\n73\n61\n56\n287\n269\n13\n41\n34\n96\n184\n391\n73\n5 years\n39\n45\n24\n10\n5\n45\n64\n-\n4\n7\n5\n36\n105\n24\n6 years\n29\n41\n27\n11\n4\n52\n64\n-\n8\n15\n32\n38\n64\n27\n10 to 14 years\n200\n323\n61\n90\n85\n317\n280\n58\n90\n6\n79\n253\n397\n61\n14 years\n22\n67\n9\n21\n9\n65\n39\n4\n20\n-\n26\n57\n45\n9\n15 to 19 years\n153\n283\n85\n57\n67\n266\n233\n4\n37\n18\n78\n226\n302\n85\n15 years\n52\n59\n11\n5\n30\n75\n26\n-\n10\n6\n13\n72\n122\n11\n16 years\n18\n83\n17\n30\n17\n63\n59\n4\n11\n-\n47\n50\n54\n17\n17 years\n26\n75\n11\n6\n13\n49\n93\n-\n11\n12\n6\n64\n36\n11\n18 years\n21\n41\n40\n11\n-\n29\n16\n-\n5\n-\n12\n22\n36\n40\n19 years\n36\n25\n6\n5\n7\n50\n39\n-\n-\n-\n-\n18\n54\n6\n20 to 24 years\n102\n100\n53\n22\n20\n163\n236\n17\n18\n21\n54\n108\n204\n53\n20 years\n28\n29\n5\n-\n6\n48\n26\n10\n6\n12\n7\n37\n62\n5\n21 years\n34\n26\n7\n5\n-\n44\n86\n-\n-\n-\n29\n22\n39\n7\n25 to 34 years\n144\n167\n74\n44\n35\n299\n250\n30\n31\n39\n65\n150\n288\n74\n35 to 44 years\n139\n217\n34\n34\n35\n155\n255\n36\n53\n24\n85\n136\n251\n34\n45 to 54 years\n159\n196\n45\n50\n41\n194\n224\n19\n34\n38\n112\n169\n228\n45\n55 to 59 years\n38\n101\n23\n21\n23\n87\n145\n32\n12\n30\n12\n58\n65\n23\n60 to 64 years\n45\n62\n25\n20\n13\n119\n141\n14\n23\n8\n24\n66\n69\n25\n65 to 74 years\n96\n133\n13\n32\n20\n140\n230\n36\n35\n22\n33\n153\n139\n13\n75 years and over\n66\n90\n16\n7\n13\n74\n118\n30\n29\n29\n44\n27\n87\n16\nRELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\nAll persons\n2 872\n4 235\n1 143\n900\n836\n4 360\n4 838\n626\n802\n626\n1 395\n227\n4 998\n1 143\nIn households\n2 775\n4 047\nI 143\n900\n822\n4 277\n4 806\n595\n727\n626\n1 395\n3 159\n4 901\n1 143\nHead of household\n770\nI 001\n263\n251\n220\n1 168\n1 435\n207\n170\n201\n352\n787\n1 254\n263\nHead of family\n551\n806\n220\n201\n159\n957\n1 099\n150\n150\n141\n306\n634\n966\n220\nPrimary individual\n219\n195\n43\n50\n61\n211\n336\n57\n20\n60\n46\n153\n288\n43\nWife of head\n396\n627\n166\n133\n135\n506\n799\n113\n118\n92\n180\n484\n618\n166\nOther relative of head\n1 574\n2 401\n708\n510\n452\n2 510\n2 492\n261\n433\n314\n833\n1 877\n2 990\n708\nNot related to head\n35\n18\n6\n6\n15\n93\n80\n14\n6\n19\n30\n11\n39\n6\nIn group quarters\n97\n188\n-\n-\n14\n83\n32\n31\n75\n-\n-\n68\n97\n-\nPersons per household\n3.60\n4.04\n4.35\n3.59\n3.74\n3.66\n3.35\n2.87\n4.28\n3.11\n3.96\n4.01\n3.91\n4.35\nTYPE OF HOUSEHOLD\nAll households\n770\n1 001\n263\n251\n220\n1 168\n1 435\n207\n170\n201\n352\n787\n1 254\n263\nMale primary individual\n120\n73\n10\n19\n40\n69\n102\n20\n4\n16\n18\n73\n144\n10\nFemale primary individual\n99\n122\n33\n31\n21\n142\n234\n37\n16\n44\n28\n80\n144\n33\nHusband-wife households\n375\n627\n186\n142\n115\n580\n752\n117\n115\n95\n187\n490\n605\n186\nHouseholds with other male head\n48\n35\n14\n22\n4\n86\n28\n14\n4\n15\n25\n21\n61\n14\nHouseholds with female head\n128\n144\n20\n37\n40\n291\n319\n19\n31\n31\n94\n123\n300\n20\nSCHOOL ENROLLMENT\nPersons, 16 to 21 years old\n299\n594\n167\n122\n96\n523\n581\n34\n81\n57\n151\n413\n521\n167\nNot attending school\n204\n198\n72\n37\n28\n226\n195\n18\n29\n18\n81\n123\n284\n72\nNot high school graduates\n160\n99\n45\n20\n12\n130\n96\n18\n29\n11\n57\n28\n206\n45\nPercent of total\n53.5\n16.7\n26.9\n16.4\n12.5\n24.9\n16.5\n52.9\n35.8\n19.3\n37.7\n6.8\n39.5\n26.9\nYEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED\nPersons, 25 years old and over\n1 309\n1 738\n470\n399\n354\n1 891\n2 346\n361\n361\n348\n686\n1 420\n2 025\n470\nNo school years completed\n82\n43\n28\n16\n8\n41\n56\n19\n21\n22\n42\n25\n113\n28\nElementary: I to 4 years\n314\n163\n39\n79\n71\n315\n215\n16\n48\n6\n62\n243\n378\n39\n5 to 7 years\n273\n363\n86\n54\n57\n436\n465\n85\n112\n50\n150\n280\n348\n86\n8 years\n129\n199\n69\n77\n46\n202\n229\n38\n46\n6\n55\n167\n245\n69\nHigh school:\n1 to 3 years\n337\n566\n177\n113\n87\n563\n599\n93\n82\n69\n209\n328\n494\n177\n4 years\n139\n324\n48\n38\n55\n250\n497\n47\n37\n181\n106\n258\n272\n48\nCollege:\n1 3 years\n19\n43\n23\n5\n23\n50\n149\n47\n15\n14\n28\n75\n109\n23\n4 years or more\n16\n37\n-\n17\n7\n34\n136\n16\n-\n-\n34\n44\n66\n-\nMedian school years completed\n7.8\n9.5\n9.2\n8.7\n8.9\n8.8\n10.0\n9.7\n8.0\n12.1\n9.5\n9.0\n8.7\n9.2\nPercent high school graduates\n13.3\n23.2\n15.1\n15.0\n24.0\n17.7\n33.3\n30.5\n14.4\n56.0\n24.5\n26.5\n22.1\n15.1\nRESIDENCE IN 1965\nPersons, 5 years old and over, 1970'\n2 559\n3 817\n1 044\n821\n755\n3 896\n4 352\n546\n747\n529\n1 334\n2 906\n4 512\n1 044\nSame house CS in 1970\n1 456\n2 599\n760\n573\n548\n2 254\n2 830\n277\n460\n381\n822\n2 008\n2 558\n760\nDifferent house:\nIn central city of this SMSA\n88\n249\n139\n31\n-\n677\n854\n190\n212\n53\n438\n234\n564\n139\nIn other part of this SMSA\n597\n615\n51\n160\n126\n371\n112\n6\n13\n21\n35\n309\n638\n51\nOutside this SMSA\n226\n141\n9\n34\n52\n129\n191\n30\n40\n40\n13\n143\n295\n9\nNorth and West\n7\n3\n3\n34\n-\n-\n64\n-\n-\n-\n4\n31\n36\n3\nSouth\n219\n138\n6\n1\n52\n129\n127\n30\n40\n40\n9\n112\n259\n6\nAbroad\n-\n16\n-\n1\n-\n7\nI\n-\nI\n-\n-\n27\n-\n-\n'Includes \"Moved, 1965 residence not reported.\"\nReferencenCery\n#87\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P-31\nTable P-6. Economic Characteristics of the Negro Population: 1970\n(Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nCensus Tracts With\nPulaski County\nLittle Rock\n400 or More Negro\nPopulation\nTotal\nLittle\nNorth Little\nSaline\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nSMSA\nTotal\nRock\nRock\nBalance\nCounty\n0002\n0003\n0004\n0005\n0006\n0007\n0008\n0010\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS AND OCCUPATION\nMale, 16 years old and ever\n16 730\n16 289\n, 051\n2 713\n4 525\n441\n1 137\n184\n443\n1 329\n380\n942\n333\n556\nLabor force\n10 477\n10 320\n6 107\n1 420\n2 793\n157\n734\n146\n283\n899\n285\n681\n212\n403\nCivilian labor force\n10 022\n9 865\n6 052\n1 409\n2 404\n157\n734\n146\n283\n891\n285\n646\n212\n403\nEmployed\n9 446\n9 289\n5 693\n1 301\n2 295\n157\n670\n141\n261\n825\n274\n605\n191\n391\nUnemployed\n576\n576\n359\n108\n109\n-\n64\n5\n22\n66\n11\n41\n21\n12\nNot in labor force\n6 253\n5 969\n2 944\n1 293\n1 732\n284\n403\n38\n160\n430\n95\n261\n121\n153\nFemale, 16 years old and over\n20 240\n19 851\n11 760\n3 328\n4 763\n389\n1 422\n240\n454\n1 806\n463\n1 252\n482\n722\nLobor force\n9 214\n9 098\n6 024\n1 332\n1 742\n116\n748\n137\n248\n886\n254\n698\n188\n366\nCivilian labor force\n9 201\n9 085\n6 024\n1 332\n1 729\n116\n748\n137\n248\n886\n254\n698\n188\n366\nEmployed\n8 595\n8 479\n5 571\n1 237\n1 671\n116\n675\n123\n234\n821\n249\n640\n188\n354\nUnemployed\n606\n606\n453\n95\n58\n-\n73\n14\n14\n65\n5\n58\n-\n12\nNot in labor force\n11 026\n10 753\n5 736\n1 996\n3 021\n273\n674\n103\n206\n920\n209\n554\n294\n356\nMarried women in labor force, husband present\n4 739\n4 660\n3 0C8\n640\n1 012\n79\n306\n54\n160\n476\n114\n339\n53\n195\nWith own children under 6 years\n1 623\n1 609\n1 008\n222\n379\n14\n113\n34\n57\n164\n30\n106\n-\n75\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n18 041\n17 768\n\" 264\n2 538\n3 966\n273\n1 345\n264\n495\n1 646\n523\n1 245\n379\n745\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n1 542\n1 526\n1 173\n162\n191\n16\n59\n6\n48\n99\n54\n282\n89\n54\nManagers and administrators, except form\n333\n333\n224\n48\n61\n-\n12\n4\n-\n27\n9\n17\n6\n16\nSales workers\n282\n282\n185\n40\n57\n-\n6\n-\n-\n42\n-\n20\n4\n-\nClerical and kindred workers\n1 386\n1 376\n982\n184\n210\n10\n68\n12\n40\n84\n63\n144\n83\n59\nCraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n1 328\n1 307\n827\n179\n301\n21\n133\n12\n29\n186\n18\n69\n34\n57\nOperatives, except transport\n3 882\n3 815\n2 413\n529\n873\n67\n370\n98\n111\n240\n102\n232\n51\n237\nTransport equipment operatives\n866\n855\n548\n102\n205\n11\n66\n11\n66\n72\n38\n48\n-\n53\nLaborers, except form\nI 736\n1 685\n864\n245\n576\n51\n143\n34\n29\n138\n24\n70\n10\n46\nForm workers\n417\n417\n164\n84\n169\n-\n15\n-\n-\n6\n31\n-\n5\n5\nService workers, except private household\n4 301\n4 230\n2 605\n645\n980\n71\n282\n63\n141\n428\n144\n286\n75\n152\nPrivate household workers\n1 968\n1 942\n279\n320\n343\n26\n191\n24\n31\n324\n40\n77\n22\n66\nFemale employed, 16 years old and ever\n8 595\n8 479\n$ 571\n1 237\n1 671\n116\n675\n123\n234\n821\n249\n640\n188\n354\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\nI 064\n1 048\n803\n135\n110\n16\n49\n-\n42\n76\n38\n197\n63\n24\nManagers and administrators, except form\n123\n123\n87\n27\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n18\n4\n17\n-\n10\nSales workers\n134\n134\n84\n13\n37\n-\n-\n-\n-\n32\n-\n6\n4\n-\nClerical and kindred workers\n788\n788\n560\n98\n130\n-\n39\n9\n27\n39\n53\n91\n48\n34\nOperatives. including transport\nI 925\n1 913\nI 147\n286\n480\n12\n165\n37\n63\n123\n37\n91\n3\n124\nOther blue-collar workers\n319\n314\n198\n38\n78\n5\n59\n11\n6\n42\n-\n10\n-\n-\nForm workers\n18\n18\n14\n-\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nService workers, except private household\n2 365\n2 308\nI 455\n352\n501\n57\n193\n42\n65\n178\n90\n151\n48\n96\nPrivate household workers\n1 859\n1 833\n223\n288\n322\n26\n170\n24\n31\n313\n27\n77\n22\n66\nFAMILY INCOME IN 1969\nAS femilies\n12 581\n12 411\n315\n2 074\n3 022\n170\n957\n151\n283\n099\n280\n819\n213\n432\nLess than $1,000\n958\n920\n394\n342\n184\n38\n88\n-\n6\n59\n17\n27\n14\n26\n$1,000 to $1,999\nI 306\n1 302\n716\n247\n339\n4\n127\n18\n23\n94\n12\n94\n43\n6\n$2,000 to $2,999\nI 519\n1 515\n853\n253\n409\n4\n81\n20\n37\n192\n42\n77\n14\n60\n$3,000 to $3,999\n1 804\nI 782\n995\n382\n405\n22\n188\n36\n50\n145\n15\n89\n11\n6-4\n$4,000 to $4,999\n1 346\n1 321\n837\n160\n324\n25\n112\n16\n30\n133\n9\n96\n16\n89\n$5,000 to $5,999\nI 140\n1 130\n680\n159\n291\n10\n88\n24\n26\n94\n42\n86\n15\n36\n$6,000 to $6,999\n947\n939\n568\n131\n240\n8\n76\n17\n24\n102\n32\n42\n-\n28\n$7,000 to $7,999\n939\n927\n572\n122\n213\n12\n64\n4\n26\n85\n44\n88\n39\n51\n$3,000 to $8,999\n667\n650\n381\n82\n187\n17\n36\n6\n14\n52\n13\n50\n28\n10\n$9,000 to $9,999\n529\n519\n286\n85\n148\n10\n12\n5\n6\n46\n11\n11\n7\n12\n$10,000 or more\n1 426\n406\n1 013\n111\n282\n20\n85\n5\n41\n97\n43\n159\n26\n50\nMedian income: Families\n$4 523\n$4 520\n$4 836\n$3 510\n$4 537\n$4 680\n$3 971\n$4 094\n$4 850\n$4 447\n$6 094\n$5 308\n$5 567\n$4 674\nFamilies and unrelated individuals\n$3 352\n$3 361\n$3 630\n$2 436\n$3 403\n$2 625\n$3 313\n$3 563\n$3 761\n$3 272\n$4 423\n$3 963\n$1 542\n$3 553\nRATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL'\nPercent of families with incomes:\nLess than .50 of poverty level\n15.2\n15.1\n12.1\n22.3\n17.5\n22.4\n20.8\n3.3\n8.1\n10.6\n8.2\n6.6\n8.9\n8.6\n.50 to 74\n11.9\n12.0\n11.5\n16.1\n10.6\n5.3\n15.6\n18.5\n12.4\n13.6\n5.0\n10.1\n19.7\n10.2\n.75 to 99\n12.2\n12.3\n11.7\n14.0\n12.5\n4.7\n11.3\n19.2\n16.6\n10.6\n16.8\n12.3\n8.9\n13.0\n1.00 to 1.24\n12.8\n12.8\n12.7\n11.6\n13.8\n15.3\n15.2\n22.5\n12.7\n13.8\n6.1\n8.5\n13.6\n13.9\n1.25 10 1.49\n9.4\n9.4\n8.9\n10.1\n10.2\n10.6\n7.9\n11.9\n13.1\n11.2\n12.1\n5.5\n4.7\n8.3\n1.50 to 1.99\n12.8\n12.9\n13.2\n8.9\n14.9\n10.0\n8.2\n9.3\n12.7\n15.9\n10.7\n20.6\n7.5\n20.4\n2.00 or more\n25.6\n25.5\n29.9\n17.1\n20.6\n31.8\n21.1\n15.2\n24.4\n24.2\n41.1\n36.3\n36.6\n25.7\nINCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL'\nFamilies\n4 953\n4 898\n2 585\n1 086\n1 227\n55\n456\n62\n105\n383\n84\n238\n80\n137\nPercent of all families\n39.4\n39.5\n35.3\n52.4\n40.6\n32.4\n47.6\n41.1\n37.1\n34.8\n30.0\n29.1\n37.6\n31.7\nMean family income\n$2 249\n$2 262\n$2 366\n$1 901\n$2 365\n$1 060\n$2 350\n$3 131\n$2 855\n$2 233\n$2 $2 526 526\n$2 275\n$1 908\n$2 522\nMean income deficit\n$1 816\n$1 805\n$1 681\n$1 961\n$1 929\n$2 794\n$1 948\n$1 125\n$1 407\n$1 568\n$1 177\n$1 371\n$1 159\n$1 448\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n23.5\n23.5\n22.4\n24.3\n25.0\n25.5\n24.1\n24.2\n21.9\n27.2\n-\n17.2\n27.5\n27.7\nMean size of family\n4.75\n4.75\n4.69\n4.32\n5.28\n4.60\n5.11\n5.21\n5.19\n4.22\n4.08\n4.11\n2.98\n4.42\nWith related children under 18 years\n3 762\n3 719\n1 967\n758\n994\n43\n355\n44\n67\n300\n69\n170\n43\n96\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n3.59\n3.59\n3.53\n3.37\n3.86\n3.72\n3.76\n4.55\n4.40\n2.95\n2.43\n2.84\n2.40\n3.58\nWith related children under 6 years\n2 255\n2 236\n1 203\n409\n624\n19\n210\n44\n40\n160\n44\n128\n12\n58\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.77\n1.78\n1.71\n1.74\n1.93\n1.67\n1.91\n1.63\n1.91\n1.23\n1.59\n1.66\nFamilies with female head\n2 016\n1 985\n1 109\n501\n375\n31\n172\n21\n30\n172\n19\n99\n47\n56\nWith related children under 18 years\n1 692\n1 665\n964\n383\n318\n27\n151\n14\n25\n157\n19\n88\n27\n40\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n3.52\n3.52\n3.41\n3.49\n3.87\n3.52\n3.36\n5.80\n2.89\n2.65\n1.00\n4.00\nWith related children under 6 years\n971\n959\n527\n221\n211\n12\n71\n14\n15\n78\n12\n62\n-\n22\nPercent in labor force\n47.4\n48.0\n52.6\n46.6\n37.9\nI\n59.2\n73.1\n56.5\n-\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.75\n1.75\n1.66\n1.91\n1.82\n1.68\n1.63\n1.52\n-\nFamily hoods\n4 953\n4 898\n2 585\n1 086\n1 227\n55\n456\n62\n105\n383\n84\n238\n80\n137\nPercent 65 years and over\n23.3\n23.4\n22.8\n28.5\n20.3\n14.5\n26.3\n19.4\n14.3\n27.2\n13.1\n28.2\n23.8\n21.9\nCivilian male heads under 65 years\n2 026\n2 010\nI 018\n356\n636\n16\n203\n29\n65\n125\n54\n75\n26\n59\nPercent in labor force\n74.5\n74.3\n81.1\n68.0\n66.8\n88.2\n100.0\n64.6\n80.8\n85.2\n72.0\n61.5\n91.5\nDerelated individuals\n3 182\n3 072\n1 728\n648\n696\n110\n233\n32\n55\n313\n98\n242\n68\n104\nPercent of all unrelated individuals\n64.8\n64.5\n58.6\n75,9\n72.5\n74.8\n67.5\n40.5\n36.7\n73.8\n67.6\n59.8\n48.2\n49.5\nMean income\n$769\n$784\n$820\n$674\n$795\n$349\n$733\n$1 034\n$986\n$963\n$769\n$918\n$971\n$579\nMean income deficit\n$1 046\n$1 030\n$1 000\n$1 153\n$991\n$1 487\n$1 115\n$751\n$819\n$871\n$1 066\n$874\n$870\n$1 240\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n24.0\n24.7\n22.5\n22.5\n32.0\n6.4\n23.2\n28.1\n-\n27.8\n-\n21.5\n33.8\n25.0\nPercent 65 years and over\n48.1\n48.2\n46.4\n42.6\n57.9\n44.5\n35.6\n56.3\n65.5\n45.4\n27.6\n55.8\n29.4\n51.0\nPersons\n26 714\n26 351\n13 843\n5 339\n7 169\n363\n2 562\n355\n600\n1 930\n441\n1 220\n306\n710\nPercent of all persons\n46.4\n46.5\n42.9\n57.4\n47.6\n37.9\n59.3\n49.9\n41.6\n40.1\n36.7\n39.5\n39.9\n36.2\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n13.0\n13.0\n13.3\n12.5\n12.6\n17.4\n11.7\n9.6\n21.3\n15.1\n12.2\n19.0\n13.4\n17.7\nPercent 65 years and over\n12.7\n12.6\n12.7\n14.5\n10.9\n19.3\n10.6\n9.0\n12.2\n15.3\n11.1\n20.6\n15.4\n14.1\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n69.0\n69.0\n71.2\n56.7\n76.1\n68.6\n59.4\n78.1\n78.1\n67.8\n65.3\n73.3\n55.3\n85.0\nRelated children under 18 years\n12 698\n12 530\n6 494\n2 344\n3 692\n168\n1 211\n159\n298\n868\n168\n413\n56\n363\nPercent living with both parents\n44.7\n44.7\n42.7\n34.3\n54.9\n42.9\n46.7\n67.9\n20.1\n44.0\n48.8\n42.1\n66.1\n47.4\nNouseholds\n6 851\n6 741\n3 649\n1 519\n1 573\n110\n603\n87\n143\n593\n123\n356\n136\n203\nPercent of all households\n45.0\n45.0\n40.6\n58.2\n46.3\n48.9\n52.8\n41.4\n37.7\n42.7\n38.4\n35.3\n42.1\n35.5\nOwner occupied\n3 140\n3 080\n1 481\n595\n1 004\n60\n290\n24\n69\n266\n40\n82\n27\ne2\nMean value of unit\n$9 200\n$9 300\n$10 100\n$9 900\n$7 600\n$6 000\n$9 500\n$9 700\n$9 600\n$11 600\n$8 900\n$9 200\n$10\n200\nRenter occupied\n3 711\n3 661\n2 168\n924\n569\n50\n313\n63\n74\n327\n83\n274\n111\n121\nMean gross rent\n$56\n$56\n$64\n$52\n$34\n$30\n$66\n$72\n$78\n$59\n$69\n$64\n$67\n$78\nParcent locking some or all plumbing facilities\n18.8\n18.3\n4.9\n13.1\n54.5\n50.9\n4.0\n6.9\n7.7\n4.7\n12.2\n7.9\n14.5\n4.9\n'Excludes inmotes of institutions, members of the Armed Forces living in barracks, college students in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years.\nReference Copy #88\nP-32 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-6. Economic Characteristics of the Negro Population:\n1970-Continued\n(Data based on sample. see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nCensus Tracts With\nLittle Rock\nNorth Little Rock\nBalance of Pulaski County\n400 or More Negro\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nPopulation\nTract\n0011\n0013\n0018\n0019\n0024.02\n0040.01\n0025\n0026\n0027\n0028\n0029\n0036.02\n0038\n0039\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS AND OCCUPATION\nMale, 16 years eld and ever\n1 538\n801\n225\n193\n209\n404\n206\n543\n345\n1 312\n123\n535\n906\n346\nLabor force\n1 042\n576\n150\n128\n124\n251\n96\n325\n185\n705\n109\n463\n542\n156\nCivilian labor force\n1 030\n576\n150\n128\n124\n251\n96\n325\n179\n700\n109\n98\n536\n156\nEmployed\n985\n545\n126\n123\n118\n251\n89\n308\n153\n642\n109\n95\n527\n156\nUnemployed\n45\n31\n24\n5\n6\n-\n7\n17\n26\n58\n-\n3\n9\nNot in labor force\n496\n225\n75\n65\n85\n153\n110\n218\n160\n607\n14\n72\n364\n190\nFemale, 16 years old and ever\n1 977\n1 090\n378\n218\n262\n621\n223\n675\n410\n1 862\n155\n313\n1 021\n324\nLabor force\n1 104\n595\n192\n109\n97\n237\n97\n284\n183\n684\n81\n140\n391\n60\nCivilian labor force\n1 104\n595\n192\n109\n97\n237\n97\n284\n183\n684\n81\n127\n391\n60\nEmployed\n1 008\n531\n175\n109\n91\n208\n80\n257\n179\n637\n81\n113\n386\n60\nUnemployed\n96\n64\n17\n-\n6\n29\n17\n27\n4\n47\n-\n14\n5\n-\nNot in lobor force\n873\n495\n186\n109\n165\n384\n126\n391\n227\n1 178\n74\n173\n630\n264\nMorried women in labor force, husband present\n602\n312\n81\n75\n63\n107\n41\n155\n96\n275\n73\n88\n233\n38\nWith own children under 6 years\n196\n92\n54\n6\n21\n42\n26\n62\n11\n95\n28\n38\n93\n15\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n1 993\n1 076\n301\n232\n209\n459\n169\n565\n332\n1 279\n190\n208\n913\n216\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n225\n38\n33\n16\n9\n91\n-\n19\n44\n73\n23\n19\n65\n11\nManagers and administrators, except form\n53\n24\n-\n5\n6\n11\n-\n-\n25\n15\n8\n5\n10\n5\nSoles workers\n68\n21\n19\n-\n-\n-\n22\n4\n8\n6\n-\n4\n-\n-\nClerical and kindred workers\n147\n142\n31\n21\n13\n41\n6\n31\n22\n99\n26\n20\n57\n-\nCraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n132\n60\n21\n10\n11\n38\n35\n11\n38\n88\n7\n15\n86\n5\nOperatives, except transport\n525\n198\n41\n29\n34\n98\n33\n145\n46\n279\n26\n65\n229\n15\nTransport equipment operatives\n69\n46\n11\n5\n30\n6\n19\n55\n-\n28\n-\n5\n30\n-\nLaborers, except form\n156\n84\n31\n27\n14\n25\n-\n66\n34\n122\n23\n21\n90\n22\nForm workers\n9\n60\n-\n-\n4\n24\n-\n9\n-\n75\n-\n-\n13\n116\nService workers, except private household\n455\n241\n98\n102\n60\n44\n26\n137\n104\n316\n62\n40\n225\n28\nPrivate household workers\n154\n162\n16\n17\n28\n81\n28\n88\n11\n178\n15\n14\n108\n14\nFemale employed, 16 years old and over\n1 008\n531\n175\n109\n91\n208\n80\n257\n179\n637\n81\n113\n386\n60\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n138\n19\n33\n16\n9\n51\n-\n19\n40\n57\n16\n15\n27\n11\nMonagers and administrators, except form\n22\n-\n-\n5\n-\n4\n-\n-\n10\n9\n8\n-\n-\n-\nSales workers\n23\n9\n10\n-\n-\n-\n9\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nClerical and kindred workers\n75\n79\n17\n5\n9\n17\n-\n11\n13\n63\n11\n10\n27\n-\nOperatives, including transport\n279\n120\n31\n10\n13\n34\n14\n69\n27\n169\n7\n57\n121\n8\nOther blue-collar workers\n41\n7\n4\n-\n12\n-\n13\n4\n-\n21\n-\n3\n13\n8\nForm workers\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nService workers, except private household\n281\n136\n64\n56\n20\n17\n16\n67\n78\n167\n24\n14\n111\n19\nPrivate household workers\n149\n156\n16\n17\n28\n81\n28\n83\n11\n151\n15\n14\n87\n14\nFAMILY INCOME IN 1969\nAll families\n1 254\n668\n267\n150\n150\n415\n141\n385\n268\n1 162\n115\n212\n634\n238\nLess than $1,000\n41\n40\n31\n15\n4\n26\n68\n30\n16\n228\n-\n-\n39\n38\n$1,000 to $1,999\n73\n57\n48\n4\n14\n93\n-\n63\n27\n143\n14\n9\n66\n48\n$2,000 to $2,999\n109\n74\n33\n7\n25\n67\n15\n75\n23\n137\n-\n4\n75\n93\n$3,000 to $3,999\n178\n72\n42\n29\n38\n27\n26\n48\n38\n248\n22\n28\n108\n27\n$4,000 to $4,999\n138\n70\n31\n12\n16\n56\n6\n28\n37\n89\n-\n29\n56\n14\n$5,000 to $5,999\n128\n44\n9\n40\n-\n35\n-\n36\n22\n101\n-\n31\n41\n10\n$6,000 to $6,999\n88\n54\n21\n6\n19\n23\n6\n40\n22\n56\n7\n31\n62\n-\n$7,000 to $7,999\n105\n35\n16\n7\n11\n14\n7\n35\n18\n36\n26\n9\n57\n-\n$3,000 to $3,999\n70\n70\n5\n5\n7\n6\n-\n12\n19\n40\n11\n27\n45\n-\n$9,000 to $9,999\n81\n45\n12\n5\n7\n18\n6\n7\n16\n35\n21\n13\n28\n-\n$10,000 or more\n243\n107\n19\n20\n9\n50\n7\n11\n30\n49\n14\n31\n57\n8\nMedian income:\nFamilies\n$5 688\n$5 477\n$3 512\n$5 200\n$3 842\n$3 796\n$2 167\n$3 510\n$4 811\n$3 294\n$7 558\n$6 161\n$4 518\n$2 355\nFamilies and unrelated individuals\n$4 258\n$4 468\n$3 024\n$3 923\n$3 447\n$2 896\n$987\n$2 560\n$4 432\n$1 976\n$7 096\n$3 623\n$3 664\n$2 014\nRATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL'\nPercent of families with incomes:\nLess than .50 of poverty level\n7.0\n12.3\n25.8\n12.7\n10.7\n31.3\n48.2\n14.8\n7.1\n27.5\n-\n4.2\n15.0\n43.7\n.50 to .74\n10.5\n7.5\n10.9\n2.7\n16.7\n11.6\n8.5\n21.8\n19.4\n14.7\n12.2\n-\n12.1\n23.5\n.75 to .99\n9.3\n12.0\n16.5\n8.0\n12.0\n11.6\n14.2\n10.6\n11.9\n16.7\n-\n10.4\n11.4\n18.5\n1.00 to 1.24\n11.0\n12.9\n9.0\n18.7\n23.3\n12.0\n6.4\n12.5\n9.3\n12.9\n7.0\n25.0\n17.0\n7.1\n1.25 to 1.49\n10.0\n9.4\n5.2\n4.7\n6.0\n9.9\n4.3\n13.0\n13.1\n9.2\n10.4\n16.0\n8.7\n3.8\n1.50 to 1.99\n11.6\n15.6\n15.4\n11.3\n10.0\n3.4\n13.5\n8.8\n14.2\n7.4\n6.1\n24.1\n16.4\n-\n2.00 or more\n40.5\n30.4\n17.2\n42.0\n21.3\n20.2\n5.0\n18.4\n25.0\n11.6\n64.3\n20.3\n19.4\n3.4\nINCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL'\nFemilies\n337\n212\n142\n35\n59\n226\n100\n182\n103\n684\n14\n31\n244\n204\nPercent of all families\n26.9\n31.7\n53.2\n23.3\n39.3\n54.5\n70.9\n47.3\n38.4\n58.9\n12.2\n14.6\n38.5\n85.7\nMean family income\n$2 722\n$2 227\n$2 015\n$1 819\n$2 693\n$2 125\n$1 182\n$2 147\n$2 629\n$1 834\n$3 163\n$2 539\n$1 921\nMean income deficit\n$1 706\n$1 537\n$1 855\n$1 945\n$1 638\n$2 533\n$2 740\n$1 378\n$1 477\n$2 107\n$1 173\n$1 746\n$2 355\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n13.4\n14.2\n17.6\n22.9\n8.5\n46.0\n14.0\n19.2\n25.2\n27.6\n-\n9.7\n27.9\n25.5\nMean size of family\n5.36\n4.20\n4.34\n4.60\n4.85\n5.70\n4.53\n3.85\n4.65\n4.42\n4.68\n5.22\n5.67\nWith related children under 18 years\n272\n156\n118\n16\n49\n203\n58\n122\n75\n500\n-\n30\n198\n148\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n4.03\n3.19\n3.37\n3.06\n4.33\n3.98\n2.54\n3.07\n3.56\n-\n2.27\n3.92\n4.76\nWith related children under 6 years\n147\n94\n77\n16\n29\n140\n50\n44\n29\n283\n-\n9\n116\n127\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.73\n1.49\n2.14\n1.14\n1.88\n2.14\n1.45\n1.66\n1.73\n-\n1.69\n2.16\nFamilies with female head\n158\n85\n102\n8\n5\n130\n22\n76\n45\n347\n8\n1\n91\n37\nWith related children under 18 years\n137\n75\n92\n4\n5\n130\n8\n58\n33\n281\n-\n-\n72\n29\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n4.07\n2.99\n3.27\n3.98\n3.09\n3.58\n3.51\n-\n-\n3.50\n4.72\nWith related children under 6 years\n74\n26\n57\n4\n-\n92\n8\n23\n8\n179\n-\n-\n46\n29\nPercent in labor force\n48.6\n61.5\n38.6\n1\n23.9\n46.9\n-\n-\n26.1\n20.7\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n1.54\n1.42\n2.00\n-\n1.91\n1.85\n-\n-\n1.83\n1.93\nFamily heads\n337\n212\n142\n35\n59\n226\n100\n182\n103\n684\n14\n31\n244\n204\nPercent 65 years and over\n16.0\n26.4\n19.7\n42.9\n16.9\n12.4\n53.0\n34.1\n40.8\n21.2\n35.5\n23.0\n14.2\nCivilian male heads under 65 years\n141\n80\n33\n12\n44\n68\n39\n68\n28\n215\n6\n10\n112\n138\nPercent in labor force\n78.7\n90.0\n63.6\n72.7\n88.2\n79.5\n60.3\n100.0\n63.3\n-\n81.3\n73.2\nUnrelated individuals\n278\n103\n24\n36\n17\n65\n59\n158\n38\n374\n16\n30\n128\n76\nPercent of all unrelated individuals\n60.6\n49.3\n49.0\n47.4\n44.7\n89.0\n74.7\n72.5\n65.5\n79.2\n100.0\n78.0\n85.4\nMean income\n$647\n$865\n$1 050\n$736\n$356\n$901\n$653\n$620\n$635\n$750\n$635\nMean income deficit\n$1 184\n$932\n$713\n$1 075\n$1 438\n$930\n$1 186\n$1 210\n$1 175\n$1 050\n$: 163\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n14.0\n28.2\n11.1\n49.2\n10.2\n5.7\n13.2\n32.4\n20.0\n32.8\n6.6\nPercent 65 years and over\n33.1\n50.5\n88.9\n61.5\n47.5\n41.8\n44.7\n39.8\n30.0\n43.8\n67.1\nPersons\n2 086\n993\n640\n197\n303\n1 353\n512\n858\n517\n3 396\n44\n175\n1 401\n1 232\nPercent of cll persons\n37.2\n34.2\n55.2\n32.8\n41.0\n63.6\n81.8\n49.6\n42.0\n63.8\n11.9\n16.1\n44.3\n99.9\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n9.5\n16.3\n8.9\n25.9\n6.3\n5.5\n6.8\n18.8\n17.8\n10.2\n68.2\n18.3\n11.8\n10.4\nPercent 65 years and over\n8.6\n15.1\n8.1\n34.5\n10.2\n5.9\n20.7\n17.9\n18.6\n11.4\n68.2\n13.1\n10.2\n9.4\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n85.6\n73.3\n76.9\n64.7\n61.3\n53.8\n25.5\n68.8\n83.3\n50.5\n100.0\n65.0\n87.1\nRelated children under 18 years\n1 019\n447\n391\n95\n160\n817\n184\n291\n276\n1 583\n-\n72\n863\n568\nPercent living with both parents\n44.6\n30.4\n21.7\n66.3\n83.8\n36.1\n57.1\n33.3\n40.9\n30.8\n-\n86.1\n51.3\n62.9\nHowseholds\n434\n282\n100\n57\n65\n279\n151\n295\n111\n935\n24\n51\n323\n14J\nPercent of all households\n33.8\n34.7\n55.1\n27.5\n38.2\n59.6\n75.1\n53.6\n39.1\n64.5\n19.2\n23.3\n45.9\n81.8\nOwner occupied\n278\n155\n28\n40\n45\n29\n65\n82\n86\n343\n19\n30\n230\n36\nMean value of unit\n$12 000\n$10\n200\n$11 300\n$10 800\n$8 100\n$10 900\n$15 900\n$8 900\n$9\n200\n$9 100\n$7 000\n$8 000\n$11 400\nRenter occupied\n206\n127\n138\n17\n20\n250\n86\n213\n25\n592\n5\n21\n98\n112\nMean gross rent\n$74\n$73\n$16\n$44\n$58\n$55\n$69\n$49\n$67\n$5\nPercent lacking some or all plumbing facilities\n1.4\n2.1\n-\n-\n-\n3.9\n-\n26.8\n29.7\n9.3\n-\n47.1\n38.1\n61.5\n'Excludes inmates of institutions, members of the Armed Forces living in barracks, college students in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years.\nReference Copy #89\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P-33\nTable P-6. Economic Characteristics of the Negro Population:\n1970-Continued\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nCensus Tracts With\nSaline\nBalance of Pulaski County-Con.\nCounty\nTotals for split tracts in Pulaski County\n400 or More Negro\nPopulation\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0040.01\n0040.02\n0042\n0043\n0102\n0002\n0005\n0019\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0038\n0040.01\n0042\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS AND OCCUPATION\nMele, 16 years old and over\n806\n1 134\n349\n261\n230\n1 137\n1 329\n193\n209\n206\n370\n906\n1 210\n349\nabor force\n456\n626\n250\n178\n140\n734\n899\n128\n124\n96\n205\n542\n707\n250\nCivilian labor force\n456\n626\n250\n175\n140\n734\n891\n128\n124.\n96\n199\n536\n707\n250\nEmployed\n410\n597\n228\n175\n140\n670\n825\n123\n118\n89\n173\n527\n661\n228\nUnemployed\n46\n29\n22\n-\n-\n64\n66\n5\n6\n7\n26\n9\n46\n22\nlot in labor force\n350\n508\n99\n83\n90\n403\n430\n65\n85\n110\n165\n364\n503\n99\nFemale, 16 years old and over\n890\n1 290\n357\n282\n237\n1 422\n1 806\n218\n262\n223\n494\n021\n1 511\n357\nabor force\n333\n443\n153\n99\n80\n748\n886\n109\n97\n97\n222\n391\n570\n153\nCivilian lobor force\n333\n443\n153\n99\n80\n748\n886\n109\n97\n97\n222\n391\n570\n153\nEmployed\n333\n438\n134\n94\n80\n675\n821\n109\n91\n80\n218\n386\n541\n134\nUnemployed\n-\n5\n19\n5\n-\n73\n65\n-\n6\n17\n4\n5\n29\n19\nof in labor force\n557\n847\n204\n183\n157\n674\n920\n109\n165\n126\n272\n630\n941\n204\nharried women in labor force, husband present\n188\n279\n89\n58\n67\n306\n476\n75\n63\n41\n104\n233\n295\n89\nWith own children under 6 years\n55\n116\n38\n11\n10\n113\n164\n6\n21\n26\n19\n93\n97\n38\nTotal employed, 16 years old and over\n743\n1 035\n362\n269\n220\n1 345\n1 646\n232\n209\n169\n391\n913\n202\n362\nrefessional, technical, and kindred workers\n24\n28\n27\n17\n8\n59\n3\n16\n9\n-\n44\n65\n115\n27\ntanagers and administrators, except form\n14\n23\n4\n-\n-\n12\n27\n5\n6\n-\n25\n10\n25\n4\nales workers\n6\n28\n6\n5\n-\n6\n42\n-\n-\n22\n8\n-\n6\n6\nerical and kindred workers\n21\n67\n25\n5\n10\n68\n84\n21\n13\n6\n22\n57\n62\n25\nraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n26\n94\n56\n15\n17\n133\n186\n10\n11\n35\n38\n86\n64\n56\nperatives, except transport\n173\n297\n53\n19\n67\n370\n240\n29\n34\n33\n51\n229\n271\n53\nransport equipment operatives\n50\n79\n16\n22\n8\n66\n72\n5\n30\n19\n3\n30\n56\n16\naborers, except form\n133\n127\n83\n61\n47\n143\n138\n27\n14\n-\n46\n90\n158\n83\n10m workers\n15\n17\n-\n-\n-\n15\n6\n-\n4\n-\n4\n13\n39\nervice workers, except private household\n228\n216\n66\n81\n50\n282\n428\n102\n60\n26\n124\n225\n272\n66\nrivate household workers\n53\n59\n26\n44\n13\n191\n324\n17\n28\n28\n26\n108\n134\n26\nFemale employed, 16 years old and ever\n333\n438\n134\n94\n80\n675\n821\n109\n91\n80\n218\n386\n$41\n134\nofessional, technical, and kindred workers\n14\n17\n15\n11\n8\n49\n76\n16\n9\n-\n40\n27\n65\n15\nanagers and administrators, except form\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n18\n5\n-\n-\n10\n-\n4\n-\niles workers\n-\n24\n-\n5\n-\n-\n32\n-\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\nerical and kindred workers\n16\n51\n11\n5\n-\n39\n39\n5\n9\n-\n13\n27\n33\n\"\nberatives, including transport\n97\n147\n37\n2\n12\n165\n123\n10\n13\n14\n32\n121\n131\n37\nther blue-collar workers\n3\n31\n14\n-\n5\n59\n42\n-\n12\n13\n-\n13\n3\n14\nirm workers\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n4\n-\n4\n-\n-rvice workers, except private household\n150\n100\n31\n27\n42\n193\n178\n56\n20\n16\n93\n111\n167\n31\nvate household workers\n53\n59\n26\n44\n13\n170\n313\n17\n28\n28\n26\n87\n134\n26\nAMILY INCOME IN 1969\nAN families\n551\n806\n220\n201\n159\n957\n1 099\n150\n150\n141\n306\n634\n966\n220\n'$$ than $1,000\n24\n65\n6\n7\n38\n88\n59\n15\n4\n68\n16\n39\n50\n6\n.000 to $1,999\n70\n67\n30\n30\n4\n127\n94\n4\n14\n-\n38\n66\n163\n30\n1,000 to $2,999\n71\n101\n18\n20\n4\n81\n192\n7\n25\n15\n26\n75\n138\n18\n1,000 to $3,999\n80\n94\n18\n26\n22\n188\n145\n29\n38\n26\n38\n108\n107\n18\n1,000 to $4,999\n77\n89\n24\n27\n25\n112\n133\n12\n16\n6\n37\n56\n133\n24\n1,000 to $5,999\n57\n72\n28\n40\n10\n88\n94\n40\n-\n-\n34\n41\n92\n28\n,000 to $6,999\n55\n41\n4\n23\n5\n76\n102\n6\n19\n6\n29\n62\n78\n4\n',000 to $7,999\n47\n48\n37\n6\n12\n64\n85\n7\n11\n7\n18\n57\n61\n37\nCCO to $8,999\n23\n58\n23\n5\n17\n36\n52\n5\n7\n-\n19\n45\n29\n23\n,000 to $9,999\n17\n48\n15\n11\n6\n12\n46\n5\n7\n6\n16\n28\n35\n15\n0,000 or more\n30\n123\n17\n6\n16\n85\n97\n20\n9\n7\n35\n57\n80\n17\nedian income:\nFamilies\n$4 396\n$4 854\n$5 500\n$4 648\n$4 460\n$3 971\n$4 447\n$5 200\n$3 842\n$2 167\n946\n518\n$4 188\n$5 500\nFamilies and unrelated individuals\n$3 277\n$3 722\n688\n$3 891\n$3 311\n$3 313\n$3 272\n$3 923\n$3 447\n$987\n$4 324\n$3 664\n$3 172\n$4 688\nATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL'\nrcent of families with incomes:\nLess than .50 of poverty level\n15.4\n18.6\n17.3\n10.9\n23.9\n20.8\n10.6\n12.7\n10.7\n48.2\n10.8\n15.0\n22.3\n17.3\n50 to .74\n12.2\n8.1\n8.6\n12.9\n5.7\n15.6\n13.6\n2.7\n16.7\n8.5\n17.0\n12.1\n11.9\n8.6\n75 to .99\n15.1\n9.4\n11.4\n15.9\n5.0\n11.3\n10.6\n8.0\n12.0\n14.2\n10.5\n11.4\n13.6\n11.4\n1.00 to 1.24\n8.3\n12.7\n15.5\n18.4\n16.4\n15.2\n13.8\n18.7\n23.3\n6.4\n8.2\n17.0\n9.9\n15.5\n1.25 to 1.49\n11.6\n6.6\n17.7\n12.4\n11.3\n7.9\n11.2\n4.7\n6.0\n4.3\n13.7\n8.7\n10.9\n17.7\n1.50 to 1.99\n16.2\n16.3\n12.3\n12.9\n10.7\n8.2\n15.9\n11.3\n10.0\n13.5\n16.3\n16.4\n10.7\n12.3\n2.00 or more\n21.2\n28.4\n17.3\n16.4\n27.0\n21.1\n24.2\n42.0\n21.3\n5.0\n23.5\n19.4\n20.8\n17.3\nCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL'\nmilles\n235\n291\n82\n80\n55\n456\n383\n35\n59\n100\n117\n244\n461\n82\nPercent of all fomilies\n42.6\n36.1\n37.3\n39.8\n34.6\n47.6\n34.8\n23.3\n39.3\n70.9\n38.2\n38.5\n47.7\n37.3\nMean family income\n$2 446\n273\n$2 716\n$2 564\n$1 060\n$2 350\n$2 233\n$1 819\n$2 693\n$1 182\n$2 475\n$2 539\n$2 289\n$2 716\nMean income deficit\n$1 719\n$2 251 251\n$1 699\n$1 $1 592 592\n$2 794\n$1 948\n$1 568\n$1 945\n$1 638\n$2 740\n$1 607\n$1 746\n$2 118\n$1 699\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n30.6\n20.3\n15.9\n18.8\n25.5\n24.1\n27.2\n22.9\n8.5\n14.0\n31.6\n27.9\n38.2\n15.9\nMean size of family\n5.02\n5.77\n4.98\n4.79\n4.60\n5.11\n4.22\n4.60\n4.85\n4.53\n4.60\n5.22\n5.35\n4.98\nWith related children under 18 years\n183\n260\n70\n56\n43\n355\n300\n16\n49\n58\n89\n198\n386\n70\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n3.91\n4.01\n2.90\n3.82\n3.72\n3.76\n2.95\n3.06\n3.98\n2.90\n3.92\n4.13\n2.90\nWith related children under 6 years\n115\n162\n43\n24\n19\n210\n160\n16\n29\n50\n40\n116\n255\n43\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n2.04\n1.79\n2.19\n1.67\n1.91\n1.14\n2.14\n1.75\n1.69\n1.95\n2.19\nFamilies with female head\n83\n120\n3\n15\n31\n172\n172\n8\n5\n22\n56\n91\n213\n3\nWith related children under 18 years\n78\n104\n1\n15\n27\n151\n157\n4\n5\n8\n44\n72\n208\n1\nMean number of related children under 18 years.\n4.15\n3.88\n3.52\n3.36\n2.89\n3.18\n3.50\n4.05\nWith related children under 6 years\n38\n73\n1\n5\n12\n71\n78\n4\n-\n8\n19\n46\n130\n1\nPercent in labor force\n39.5\n49.3\n-\n-\n-\n59.2\n73.1\n-\n26.1\n28.5\n-\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n2.58\n1.34\n1.68\n1.63\n-\n1.83\n2.11\ntity heads\n235\n291\n82\n80\n55\n456\n383\n35\n59\n100\n117\n244\n461\n82\nPercent 65 years and over\n20.0\n20.3\n18.3\n17.5\n14.5\n26.3\n27.2\n42.9\n16.9\n53.0\n35.9\n23.0\n16.3\n18.3\nDivilian male heads under 65 years\n110\n126\n64\n56\n16\n203\n125\n12\n44\n39\n31\n112\n178\n64\nPercent in labor force\n49.1\n55.6\n95.3\n58.9\n88.2\n80.8\n72.7\n79.5\n100.0\n81.3\n64.0\n95.3\nvieted individuals\n164\n194\n38\n43\n63\n233\n313\n36\n17\n59\n49\n128\n229\n38\nPercent of all unrelated individuals\n64.6\n74.9\n88.4\n76.8\n70.0\n67.5\n73.8\n47.4\n44.7\n74.7\n64.5\n78.0\n70.0\n88.4\nAean income\n$915\n$809\n$734\n$919\n$179\n$733\n$963\n$1 050\n$356\n$746\n$750\n$864\n$734\nMean income deficit\n$888\n$943\n$1 073\n$848\n$1 698\n$1 115\n$871\n$713\n$1 438\n$1 079\n$1 050\n$941\n$1 073\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n26.2\n38.7\n39.5\n44.2\n11.1\n23.2\n27.8\n11.1\n10.2\n32.7\n32.8\n32.8\n39.5\nercent 65 years and over\n61.0\n67.5\n31.6\n86.0\n23.8\n35.6\n45.4\n88.9\n47.5\n49.0\n43.8\n61.1\n31.6\nseas\n1 344\n1 872\n446\n426\n316\n562\n1 930\n197\n303\n512\n587\n1 401\n2 697\n446\nPercent of all persons\n48.4\n45.7\n39.2\n47.3\n37.8\n59.3\n40.1\n32.8\n41.0\n81.8\n42.1\n44.3\n55.0\n39.2\nercent receiving Social Security income\n15.7\n11.1\n9.6\n21.4\n14.2\n11.7\n15.1\n25.9\n6.3\n6.8\n16.9\n11.8\n10.6\n9.6\nPercent 65 years and over\n12.8\n11.5\n7.4\n12.0\n11.4\n10.6\n15.3\n34.5\n10.2\n20.7\n17.5\n10.2\n9.3\n7.4\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n80.8\n72.7\n69.7\n76.5\n83.3\n59.4\n67.8\n64.7\n61.3\n25.5\n84.5\n65.0\n72.2\n69.7\nRelated children under 18 years\n747\n936\n199\n203\n168\n1 211\n868\n95\n160\n184\n297\n863\n1 564\n199\nPercent living with both parents\n50.5\n48.7\n79.9\n56.7\n42.9\n46.7\n44.0\n66.3\n83.8\n57.1\n38.0\n51.3\n43.0\n79.9\n362\n399\n120\n90\n101\n603\n593\n57\n65\n15:\n133\n328\n641\n120\nPercent of all households\n48.9\n42.8\n51.1\n45.0\n47.6\n52.8\n42.7\n27.5\n38.2\n75.1\n40.3\n45.9\n53.1\n51.1\nOwner occupied\n193\n289\n91\n85\n51\n290\n266\n40\n45\n65\n101\n230\n222\n91\nMean value of unit\n$6 800\n$7 000\n$6 900\n$5 100\n$6 400\n$9 500\n$9 600\n$10 800\n$8 100\n$15 900\n$7 700\n$3 000\n$7 400\n$6 900\ncenter occupied\n169\n110\n29\n5\n50\n313\n327\n17\n20\n86\n32\n98\n419\n29\nMean gross rent\n$37\n$28\n$48\n$30\n$66\n$59\n$58\n$54\n$67\n$41\n$48\nPercent locking some or all plumbing facilities\n64.4\n59.9\n50.0\n51.1\n46.5\n4.0\n4.7\n-\n-\n-\n38.3\n38.1\n38.1\n50.0\n'Excludes inmates of institutions, members of the Armed Forces living in barracks, college students in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years.\nROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable P-7. General and Social Characteristics of Persons of Spanish Language: 1970\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nCensus Tracts With\nPulaski County\nBalance of Pulaski\nCounty\n400 or More Persons\nof Spanish Language\nTract\nTotal SMSA\nTotal\nLittle Rock\nNorth Little Rock\nBalance\nSaline County\n0036.02\nAGE BY SEX\nMale, all ages\n1 176\n1 123\n477\n149\n497\n53\n245\nUnder 5 years\n119\n112\n37\n25\n50\n7\n6\n3 and 4 years\n46\n46\n15\n6\n25\n-\n-\n5 to 9 years\n187\n179\n79\n20\n80\n8\n29\n5 years\n39\n39\n39\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6 years\n52\n44\n21\n-\n23\n8\n7\n10 to 14 years\n165\n165\n86\n13\n66\n-\n31\n14 years\n13\n13\n6\n-\n7\n-\n7\n15 to 19 years\n67\n61\n29\n10\n22\n6\n13\n15 years\n16\n16\n5\n-\n11\n-\n7\n16 years\n29\n23\n13\n10\n-\n6\n-\n17 years\n6\n6\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n18 years\n5\n5\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n19 years\n11\n11\n5\n-\n6\n-\n6\n20 to 24 years\n183\n183\n44\n24\n115\n-\n87\n20 years\n20\n20\n6\n-\n14\n-\n14\n21 years\n45\n45\n7\n-\n38\n-\n38\n25 to 34 years\n202\n194\n55\n31\n108\n8\n66\n35 to 44 years\n112\n88\n50\n-\n38\n24\n7\n45 to 54 years\n76\n76\n38\n20\n18\n-\n6\n55 to 59 years\n36\n36\n36\n-\n-\n-\n-\n60 to 64 years\n20\n20\n14\n6\n-\n-\n-\n65 to 74 years\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n75 years and over\n9\n9\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\nFemale, oil ages\n1 148\n1 100\n489\n106\n505\n48\n246\nUnder 5 years\n145\n136\n45\n15\n76\n9\n39\n3 and 4 years\n53\n53\n16\n5\n32\n-\n15\n5 to 9 years\n139\n132\n69\n14\n49\n7\n38\n5 years\n14\n14\n8\n-\n6\n-\n-\n6 years\n26\n26\n19\n-\n7\n-\n7\n10 to 14 years\n209\n199\n89\n-\n110\n10\n71\n14 years\n30\n24\n18\n-\n6\n6\n6\n15 to 19 years\n128\n120\n59\n10\n51\n8\n15\n15 years\n34\n26\n26\n-\n-\n8\n-\n16 years\n5\n5\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n17 years\n34\n34\n9\n10\n15\n-\n-\n18 years\n31\n31\n24\n-\n7\n-\n-\n19 years\n24\n24\n-\n-\n24\n-\n15\n20 to 24 years\n128\n128\n39\n25\n64\n-\n20\n20 years\n13\n13\n-\n-\n13\n-\n-\n21 years\n37\n37\n18\n-\n19\n-\n-\n25 to 34 years\n170\n156\n50\n5\n101\n14\n50\n35 10 44 years\n124\n124\n59\n16\n49\n-\n13\n45 to 54 years\n83\n83\n64\n14\n5\n-\n-\n55 to 59 years\n7\n7\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n60 to 64 years\n6\n6\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n65 to 74 years\n9\n9\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n75 years and over\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nRELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\nAN persons\n2 324\n2 223\n966\n255\n1 002\n101\n491\nIn households\n2 205\n2 121\n952\n246\n923\n84\n412\nHead of household\n567\n552\n258\n72\n222\n15\n103\nHead of family\n510\n495\n219\n64\n212\n15\n93\nPrimary individual\n57\n57\n39\n8\n10\n-\n10\nWife of head\n479\n465\n191\n67\n207\n14\n88\nOther relative of head\n1 142\n1 087\n494\n107\n486\n55\n221\nNot related to head\n17\n17\n9\n-\n8\n-\n-\nIn group quarters\n119\n102\n14\n9\n79\n17\n79\nPersons per household\n3.89\n3.84\n3.69\n3.42\n4.16\n4.00\nTYPE OF HOUSEHOLD\nAN households\n567\n552\n258\n72\n222\n15\n103\nMale primary individual\n27\n27\n.\n19\n8\n-\n-\n-\nFemale primary individual\n30\n30\n20\n-\n10\n-\n10\nHusband-wife households\n488\n473\n203\n64\n206\n15\n93\nHouseholds with other male head\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\nI\nHouseholds with female head\n22\n22\n16\n-\n6\n-\n-\nSCHOOL ENROLLMENT\nPersons, 16 to 21 years old\n260\n254\n88\n20\n146\n6\n73\nNot attending school\n133\n133\n26\n-\n107\n-\n73\nNot high school graduates\n22\n22\n7\n-\n15\n-\n7\nPercent of total\n8.5\n8.7\n8.0\n-\n10.3\n-\n9.6\nYEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED\nPersons, 25 years old and ever\n854\n808\n390\n99\n319\n46\n142\nNo school years completed\n6\n6\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\nElementary: 1 to 4 years\n11\n-\n-\n-\n-\n11\n-\n5 to 7 years\n33\n26\n12\n-\n14\n7\n6\n8 years\n38\n38\n-\n18\n20\n-\n20\nHigh school: 1 to 3 years\n131\n131\n63\n7\n61\n-\n13\n4 years\n295\n275\n70\n56\n149\n20\n87\nCollege:\nI to 3 years\n146\n138\n95\n-\n43\n8\n15\n4 years or more\n194\n194\n150\n18\n26\n-\n-\nMedian school years completed\n12.7\n12.7\n14.6\n12.4\n12.4\n12.3\n12 4\nPercent high school graduates\n74.4\n75.1\n80.8\n74.7\n68.3\n60.9\n72.5\nRESIDENCE IN 1965\nPersons, 5 years old and ever, 1970'\n2 060\n1 975\n884\n215\n876\n85\n44h\nSame house as in 1970\n661\n620\n302\n84\n234\n41\n60\nDifferent house:\nIn central city of this SMSA\n347\n339\n238\n45\n56\n8\n26\nIn other port of this SMSA\n61\n53\n14\n8\n31\n8\n10\nOutside this SMSA\n790\n762\n293\n44\n425\n28\n307\nNorth and West\n359\n353\n83\n23\n247\n6\n180\nSouth\n431\n409\n210\n21\n178\n22\n127\nAbroad\n64\n64\n11\n-\n53\n-\n43\n'Includes \"Moved, 1965 residence not reported.\"\nReference Copy #91\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA P-35\nTable P-8. Economic Characteristics of Persons of Spanish Language: 1970\n(Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nCensus Tracts With\nPulaski County\nBalance of Pulaski\nCounty\n400 or More Persons\nof Spanish Language\nTract\nTotal SMSA\nTotal\nLittle Rock\nNorth Little Rock\nBalance\nSaline County\n0036.02\nEMPLOYMENT STATUS AND OCCUPATION\nMale, 16 years old end over\n689\n651\n270\n91\n290\n38\n172\nLabor force\n634\n608\n242\n82\n284\n26\n172\nCivilian labor force\n420\n394\n242\n67\n85\n26\n6\nEmployed\n407\n381\n235\n67\n79\n26\n-\nUnemployed\n13\n13\n7\n-\n6\n-\n6\nNot in labor force\n55\n43\n28\n9\n6\n12\n-\nFemale, 16 years old and ever\n621\n607\n260\n77\n270\n14\n98\nLabor force\n278\n271\n129\n36\n106\n7\n22\nCivilian labor force\n268\n261\n129\n36\n96\n7\n12\nEmployed\n251\n244\n129\n29\n86\n7\n12\nUnemployed\n17\n17\n-\n7\n10\n-\n-\nNot in labor force\n343\n336\n131\n41\n164\n7\n76\nMarried women in labor force, husband present\n196\n189\n99\n26\n64\n7\n12\nWith own children under 6 years\n62\n62\n13\n11\n38\n-\n7\nTotal employed, 16 years old end over\n658\n625\n364\n96\n165\n33\n12\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n156\n148\n134\n8\n6\n8\n-\nManagers and administrators, except form\n80\n80\n52\n7\n21\n-\n-\nSales workers\n76\n76\n39\n26\n11\n-\n-\nClerical and kindred workers\n85\n78\n42\n10\n26\n7\n-\nCraftsmen, foremen, and kindred workers\n85\n85\n44\n19\n22\n-\n-\nOperatives, except transport\n79\n68\n29\n19\n20\n11\n7\nTransport equipment operatives\n21\n14\n-\n-\n14\n7\n-\nLaborers, except form\n20\n20\n13\n7\n-\n-\n-\nForm workers\n6\n6\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\nService workers, except private household\n44\n44\n11\n-\n33\n-\n5\nPrivate household workers\n6\n6\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\nFemale employed, 16 years old and over\n251\n244\n129\n29\n86\n7\n12\nProfessional, technical, and kindred workers\n69\n69\n55\n8\n6\n-\n-\nManagers and administrators, except form\n16\n16\n8\n-\n8\n-\n-\nSales workers\n12\n12\n7\n-\n5\n-\n-\nClerical and kindred workers\n64\n57\n28\n10\n19\n7\n-\nOperatives, including transport\n45\n45\n20\n11\n14\n-\n7\nOther blue-collar workers\n4\n4\n-\n-\n4\n-\n-\nForm workers\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nService workers, except private household\n35\n35\n11\n-\n24\n-\n5\nPrivate household workers\n6\n6\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\nFAMILY INCOME IN 1969\nAll femilies\n510\n495\n219\n64\n212\n15\n93\nLess than $1,000\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$1,000 to $1,999\n8\n8\n-\n-\n8\n-\n8\n$2,000 to $2,999\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$3,000 to $3,999\n52\n52\n13\n7\n32\n-\n19\n$4,000 to $4,999\n44\n44\n16\n-\n28\n-\n15\n$5,000 to $5,999\n51\n51\n14\n14\n23\n-\n8\n$6,000 to $6,999\n73\n65\n10\n7\n48\n8\n30\n$7,000 to $7,999\n25\n25\n18\n-\n7\n-\n7\n$8,000 to $8,999\n21\n21\n7\n-\n14\n-\n-\n$7,000 to $9,999\n19\n19\n7\n6\n6\n-\n-\n$10,000 or more\n217\n210\n134\n30\n46\n7\n6\nMedian income: Families\n$8 095\n$8 119\n$12 284\n$9 667\n$6 313\n$5 563\nFamilies and unrelated individuals\n$6 444\n$6 466\n$9 571\n$9 583\n$5 217\n$3 953\nRATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL'\nPercent of families with incomes:\nLess than .50 of poverty level\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n.50 to .74\n3.3\n3.4\n4.1\n-\n3.8\n-\n8.6\n75 to .99\n3.7\n3.8\n2.7\n10.9\n2.8\n-\n-\n1.00 to 1.24\n14.5\n14.9\n6.4\n9.4\n25.5\n-\n44.1\n1.25 to 1.49\n11.8\n12.1\n4.6\n12.5\n19.8\n-\n17.2\n1.50 to 1.99\n4.3\n4.4\n-\n-\n10.4\n-\n15.1\n2.00 or more\n62.4\n61.2\n82.2\n67.2\n37.7\n15.1\nINCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL'\nFemilies\n36\n36\n15\n7\n14\n-\n8\nPercent of off families\n7.1\n7.3\n6.8\n10.9\n6.6\n-\n8.6\nMean family income\n$3 513\n$3 513\n-\nMeon income deficit\n$980\n$980\n-\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMean size of family\n5.39\n5.39\n-\nWith related children under 18 years\n36\n36\n15\n7\n14\n-\n8\nMean number of related children under 18 years\n3.39\n3.39\n-\nWith related children under 6 years\n27\n27\n6\n7\n14\n-\n8\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n-\nFamilies with female head\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWith related children under 18 years\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMean number of related children under 18 years\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWith related children under 6 years\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nPercent in labor force\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMean number of related children under 6 years\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nFamily heads\n36\n36\n15\n7\n14\n-\n8\nPercent 65 years and over\nI\n,\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\nCivilian mole heads under 65 years\n28\n28\n15\n7\n6\n-\n-\nPercent in labor force\n-,\n-\n-\nVersisted individuals\n23\n23\n23\n-\n-\n-\n-\nPercent of all unrelated individuals\n27.1\n31.1\n47.9\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMean income\nI\n-\n-\n-\nMaco income deficit\n-\n-\n-\n-\nPercent receiving public assistance income\n-\n-\n-\n-\nPercent 65 years and over\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n217\n217\n110\n35\n72\n-\n24\nPercent of all persons\n9.8\n10.2\n11.6\n14.2\n7.8\n-\n5.8\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nPercent 65 years and over\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\n-\nPercent receiving Social Security income\n-\n-\n1\n-\nI\n-\n-\nRelated children under 18 years\n154\n146\n80\n19\n1-\n8\nC)\na\nPercent living with both parents\n94.8\n100.0\n100.0\n100.0\n-\nNouseholds\n49\n49\n34\n7\n8\n-\n8\nPercent of all households\n9.6\n9.9\n13.5\n9.7\n4.7\n-\n8.2\nOwner occupied\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMean value of unit\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nRenter occupied\n49\n49\n34\n7\n8\n-\n8\nMean gross rent\n$78\n$78\n$78\n-\nPercent locking some or all plumbing facilities\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n'Excludes inmates of institutions members of the Armed Forces living in barracks, college students in dormitories, and unrelated individuals under 14 years.\nReference Copy #92\nP-36 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable H-1. Occupancy, Utilization, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nPulaski County\nLittle Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTotal\nLittle\nNorth Little\nSaline\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nSMSA\nTotal\nRock\nRock\nBalance\nCounty\n0001\n0002\n0003\n0004\n0005\n0006\n0007\nAN housing units\n109 885\n98 201\n48 542\n20 823\n28 836\n\" 684\n712\n1 548\n1 989\n763\n1 674\n1 850\n1 252\nVacant - seasonal and migratory\n255\n67\n20\n3\n44\n188\n-\n1\n3\n-\n-\n-\n-\nAN year-round housing units\n109 630\n98 134\n48 522\n20 820\n28 792\n11 496\n712\n1 547\n1 986\n763\n1 674\n1 850\n1 252\nTENURE, RACE, AND VACANCY STATUS\nOwner occupied\n66 445\n58 149\n27 334\n12 397\n18 418\n8 296\n55\n738\n424\n312\n878\n430\n418\nCooperative and condominium\n65\n65\n29\n31\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\nWhite\n57 682\n49 554\n22 582\n11 118\n15 854\n8 128\n52\n189\n350\n139\n62\n275\n31\nNegro\n8 662\n8 503\n4 705\nI 267\n2 531\n159\n2\n546\n72\n173\n815\n155\n386\nRenter occupied\n36 437\n33 864\n17 960\n7 374\n8 530\n2 573\n5-40\n682\n1 354\n378\n692\n1 136\n730\nWhite\n28 940\n26 484\n13 350\n5 910\n7 224\n2 456\n527\n92\n1 209\n168\n44\n889\n59\nNegro\n7 365\n7 254\n4 549\n1 447\n1 258\n111\n13\n587\n138\n210\n647\n242\n670\nVacant year-round\n6 748\n6 121\n3 228\n1 049\n1 844\n627\n117\n127\n208\n73\n104\n284\n104\nFor sale only\n1 342\nI 272\n637\n188\n447\n70\n1\n6\n14\n9\n8\n38\n2\nVacant less than 6 months\n1 075\nI 022\n489\n154\n379\n53\n4\n7\n4\n6\n22\nMedian price asked\n$16 000\n$16 100\n$16 700\n$16 200\n$15 500\n$13 200\n$8 800\n$14 600\n$11 900\n$10 900\n$13 300\nFor rent\n3 268\n3 060\n1 787\n588\n685\n208\n99\n97\n128\n50\n48\n196\n93\nVocant less than 2 months\n2 237\n2 139\n1 317\n364\n458\n98\n97\n61\n104\n28\n31\n170\n48\nMedian rent asked\n$63\n$64\n$67\n$57\n$63\n$53\n$48\n$46\n$56\n$58\n$48\n$72\n$66\nOther\n2 138\n1 789\n804\n273\n712\n349\n17\n24\n66\n14\n48\n50\n9\nLACKING SOME OR ALL PLUMBING FACILITIES\nAN units\n6 020\n5 141\n1 168\n632\n3 341\n879\n143\n110\n156\n26\n83\n99\n60\nOwner occupied\n2 518\n2 075\n223\n250\nI 602\n443\n2\n34\n15\n1\n23\n11\n8\nNegro\nI 264\n1 241\n116\n121\n1 004\n23\n27\n4\n1\n20\n5\n8\nRenter occupied\n2 490\n2 214\n745\n325\nI 144\n276\n94\n59\n118\n20\n45\n77\n47\nNegro\nI 277\n1 239\n303\n209\n727\n38\n7\n55\n4\n13\n33\n32\n43\nVocant year-round\n1 012\n852\n200\n57\n595\n160\n47\n17\n23\n5\n15\n11\n5\nFor sale only\n120\n111\n8\n5\n98\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\n-\nFor rent\n404\n363\n139\n36\n188\n41\n42\n15\n13\n4\n10\n9\n5\nCOMPLETE KITCHEN FACILITIES AND ACCESS\nLacking complete kitchen facilities\n4 831\n4 224\n1 065\n434\n2 725\n607\n152\n61\n66\n17\n64\n76\n54\nAccess only through other living quarters\n40\n37\n26\n9\n2\n3\nI\n-\nI\n-\n-\n5\n2\nROOMS\nI room\n1 315\n1 221\n830\n302\n89\n94\n207\n16\n85\n4\n30\n102\n44\n2 rooms\n3 030\n2 740\nI 673\n596\n471\n290\n95\n31\n200\n19\n47\n211\n64\n3 rooms\n11 563\n10 614\n5 991\n2 314\n2 309\n949\n174\n220\n671\n160\n276\n492\n279\n4 rooms\n26 264\n22 719\n9 536\n5 079\n8 104\n3 545\n129\n466\n452\n227\n426\n411\n337\n5 rooms\n37 539\n33 515\n14 659\n7 228\n11 628\n4 024\n69\n491\n324\n194\n418\n298\n256\n6 rooms\n19 194\n17 367\n9 404\n3 504\n4 459\n1 827\n22\n244\n143\n117\n301\n141\n156\n7 rooms\n6 324\n5 790\n3 511\n1 109\n1 170\n534\n6\n65\n61\n31\n122\n104\n3\n8 rooms\n2 643\n2 495\n1 706\n421\n368\n148\n5\n11\n24\n9\n33\n40\n22\n9 rooms or more\n1 758\n1 673\n1 212\n267\n194\n85\n5\n3\n26\n2\n21\n51\n30\nMedian\n4.8\n4.9\n4.9\n4.8\n4.8\n4.7\n2.8\n4.6\n3.6\n4.4\n4.6\n3.8\n4.2\nAN occupied housing units\n102 882\n92 013\n45 294\n19 771\n26 948\n10 869\n595\n1 420\n1 778\n690\n1 570\n1 566\n1 148\nPERSONS\nI person\n17 228\n15 799\n9 717\n3 337\n2 745\n1 429\n367\n253\n769\n160\n346\n696\n266\n2 persons\n31 384\n28 119\n14 426\n6 273\n7 420\n3 265\n147\n343\n555\n233\n438\n477\n353\n3 persons\n19 058\n16 950\n7 846\n3 750\n5 354\n2 108\n53\n212\n220\n104\n239\n178\n203\n4 persons\n16 903\n14 907\n6 406\n3 253\n5 248\n1 996\n14\n173\n99\n79\n164\n100\n154\n5 persons\n9 363\n8 225\n3 466\n1 680\n3 079\n1 138\n11\n142\n67\n43\n116\n46\n79\n6 persons or more\n8 946\n8 013\n3 433\n1 478\n3 102\n933\n3\n297\n68\n71\n267\n69\n93\nMedian, all occupied units\n2.6\n2.6\n2.4\n2.6\n3.1\n2.9\n1.3\n3.0\n1.7\n2.3\n2.5\n1.7\n2.4\nMedian, owner occupied units\n2.8\n2.8\n2.7\n2.7\n3.1\n2.9\n1.9\n3.0\n2.1\n2.3\n2.5\n2.1\n2.4\nMedian, renter occupied units\n2.4\n2.3\n2.1\n2.4\n3.1\n2.8\n1.3\n3.1\n1.5\n2.3\n2.5\n1.5\n2.4\nUnits with roomers, boarders, or lodgers\n1 818\n1 753\n1 123\n344\n286\n65\n17\n84\n47\n36\n80\n93\n77\nPERSONS PER ROOM\n1.00 or less\n94 120\n84 324\n42 345\n18 255\n23 724\n9 796\n574\n1 078\n1 677\n594\n1 310\n1 481\n997\n1.01 to 1.50\n6 498\n5 654\n2 120\n1 120\n2 414\n844\n6\n221\n68\n57\n152\n54\n99\n1.51 or more\n2 264\n2 035\n829\n396\n810\n229\n15\n121\n33\n39\n108\n31\n52\nUnits with off plumbing focilities - 1.01 or more\n7 729\n6 797\n2 835\nI 423\n2 539\n932\n11\n326\n93\n91\n251\n73\n140\nVALUE\nSpecified owner occupied units'\n58 088\n52 049\n25 533\n11 787\n14 729\n6 039\n31\n691\n306\n281\n822\n281\n324\nLess than $5,000\n3 060\n2 354\n435\n354\n565\n706\n1\n72\n17\n17\n60\n5\n10\n$5,000 to $7,499\n4 382\n3 563\n1 231\n778\n1 554\n819\n1\n170\n34\n48\n130\n12\n32\n$7,500 to $9,999\n6 399\n5 541\n2 450\nI 451\nI 640\n858\n6\n181\n74\n47\n180\n42\n52\n$10,000 to $14,999\n17 144\n15 401\n7 552\n3 686\n4 163\nI 743\n12\n221\n91\n136\n279\n105\n121\n$15,000 to $19,999\n12 931\n11 893\n5 893\n2 643\n3 357\n1 038\n5\n33\n46\n30\n126\n75\n76\n$20,000 to $24,999\n6 065\n5 594\n2 938\n1 257\nI 399\n471\n2\n6\n25\n3\n29\n24\n18\n$25,000 to $34,999\n5 039\n4 728\n2 876\n1 116\n736\n311\n2\n5\n7\n-\n16\n8\n11\n$35,000 to $49,999\n2 007\n1 939\n1 385\n368\n186\n68\n1\n2\n8\n-\n1\n7\n3\n$50,000 or more\n1 061\n1 036\n773\n134\n129\n25\n1\n1\n4\n-\n1\n3\n1\nMedian\n$14 400\n$14 700\n$15 800\n$14 400\n$13 100\n$11 600\n$14 000\n$8 900\n$11 500\n$10 800\n$10 600\n$13 800\n$12 200\nCONTRACT RENT\nSpecified reater occupied waits?\n35 499\n33 170\n17 837\n7 322\n7 961\n2 329\n540\n676\n1 354\n371\n681\n1 133\n729\nLess than $30\nI 936\n1 729\n745\n370\n614\n207\n9\n118\n24\n13\n83\n16\n11\n$30 to $39\n2 377\n2 083\n869\n859\n355\n294\n34\n111\n97\n43\n96\n19\n38\n$40 to $59\n7 495\n6 743\n3 619\n2 164\n960\n752\n180\n270\n399\n118\n235\n255\n218\n$60 to $79\n8 390\n7 880\n4 590\n1 887\n1 403\n510\n181\n130\n409\n122\n193\n452\n241\n$80 to $99\n4 390\n4 263\n2 5:7\n776\n970\n127\n40\n9\n108\n22\n49\n244\n100\n$100 to $149\n5 574\n5 469\n3 280\n796\n1 393\n105\n47\n4\n171\n24\n6\n100\n37\n$150 to $199\nI 481\n1 470\n1 167\n155\n148\n11\n19\n-\n75\n19\n-\n18\n2\n$200 to $249\n356\n356\n293\n44\n19\n-\n5\n-\n29\n1\nI\n-\n1\n$250 or more\n189\n189\n164\n19\n6\n-\n10\n-\n19\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNo cash rent\n3 311\n2 988\n643\n252\n2 093\n323\n15\n34\n23\n9\n19\n29\n21\nMedian\n$69\n$70\n$74\n$61\n$73\n$54\n$63\n$46\n$66\n$61\n$52\n$71\n$68\n'Limited to one-family homes on less than 10 ocres and no business on property.\n\"Excludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more.\nReference Copy #93\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA H-1\nTable H-1. Occupancy, Utilization, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n[For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nLittle Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\n0008\n0009\n0010\n0011\n0012\n0013\n0014\n0015\n0016\n0017\n0018\n0019\n0020.01\n0020.02\n0021.01\nAll housing units\n387\n883\n1 876\n1 968\n959\n994\n1 829\n873\n2 459\n53\n2 365\n2 028\n1 965\n1 853\n213\nVocant seasonal and migratory\n--\n-\n-\nI\n-\n1\n-\n13\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\nAN year-round housing units\n387\n883\n1 876\n1 967\n959\n1 993\n1 829\n3 860\n2 459\n53\n2 365\n2 028\n1 965\n1 853\n212\nENURE, RACE, AND VACANCY STATUS\nwner occupied\n129\n90\n671\n1 144\n517\n1 108\n923\n1 965\n1 578\n4\n1 437\n1 306\n1 563\n1 167\n2 450\nCooperative and condominium\n-\n-\n5\n5\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWhite\n2\n88\n422\n166\n476\n569\n876\n1 963\n1 576\n4\n1 323\n1 185\nI 562\nI 166\n2 414\nNegro\n127\n-\n245\n978\n39\n539\n47\n-\n2\n-\n110\n118\n-\n-\n33\nnter occupied\n219\n638\n1 068\n686\n353\n757\n812\n729\n778\n49\n830\n638\n312\n593\n667\nWhite\n11\n617\n729\n129\n340\n485\n762\n715\n769\n47\n634\n572\n312\n592\n664\nNegro\n207\n14\n338\n556\n9\n271\n45\n4\n7\n-\n194\n64\n-\nI\n2\ncant year-round\n39\n155\n137\n137\n89\n128\n94\n166\n103\n-\n98\n84\n90\n93\n95\nFor sale only\n5\n1\n33\n43\n20\n27\n11\n26\n9\n-\n30\n14\n17\n14\n26\nVacant less than 6 months\n5\n23\n31\n17\n17\n10\n14\n5\n-\n18\n9\n16\n14\n25\nMedian price asked\n$11 300\n$13 300\n$11 300\n$10 300\n$10 600\n$11 900\n$22 500\n-\n$10 900\n$9 300\n$18 600\n$13 800\n$29.700\nFor rent\n27\n117\n74\n67\n29\n76\n62\n70\n46\n-\n35\n41\n54\n48\n32\nVacant less than 2 months\n19\n62\n53\n38\n11\n52\n48\n52\n38\n-\n28\n33\n24\n48\n31\nMedian rent asked\n$43\n$68\n$69\n$60\n$61\n$58\n$72\n$96\n$145\n-\n$44\n$70\n$132\n$134\n$144\nOther\n7\n37\n30\n27\n40\n25\n21\n70\n48\n-\n33\n29\n19\n31\n37\nCKING SOME OR ALL PLUMBING FACILITIES\nAN units\n74\n75\n32\n46\n13\n39\n23\n15\n8\n-\n13\n22\n4\n7\n5\nner occupied\n5\n3\n8\n5\n4\n17\n6\n1\n1\n-\n4\n4\n3\n6\n3\nNegro\n5\n6\n5\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\niter occupied\n61\n65\n20\n29\n7\n19\n14\n9\nI\n-\n8\n11\n1\n-\n2\nlegro\n58\n1\n7\n24\n-\n5\n-\n1\n-\n3\n1\n-\n-\n-\n:ont year-round\n8\n7\n4\n12\n2\n3\n3\n5\n6\n-\n1\n7\n-\n1\n-\nFor sale only\nI\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n3\n-\n-\n-\nFor rent\n8\n7\nI\n12\n-\n1\n2\n2\n-\n-\n1\n2\n-\n-\n-\nMPLETE KITCHEN FACILITIES AND ACCESS\nking complete kitchen facilities\n69\n56\n70\n31\n8\n59\n28\n43\n39\n-\n14\n24\n10\n16\n2\ness only through other living quarters\nI\n5\nI\n1\n-\n-\n5\n2\n-\n-\n2\n-\n-\n-\n-\nOMS\nbom\n66\n62\n18\n22\n5\n11\n11\n28\n39\n-\n13\n20\n-\n3\n17\noms\n12\n128\n99\n52\n31\n46\n58\n230\n75\n2\n28\n40\n3\n84\n36\noms\n83\n357\n477\n209\n117\n299\n229\n435\n248\n36\n170\n154\n101\n138\n169\nroms\n71\n166\n439\n406\n263\n424\n450\n734\n256\n3\n541\n563\n250\n357\n327\nioms\n70\n106\n400\n562\n357\n644\n560\nI 008\n467\n4\n913\n777\n081\n1 033\n683\noms\n40\n36\n295\n409\n147\n412\n377\n860\n658\n3\n555\n364\n429\n204\n968\noms\n18\n7\n84\n172\n30\n122\n95\n284\n310\n4\n114\n85\n83\n26\n523\noms\n16\n11\n36\n83\n7\n22\n31\n161\n188\n1\n22\n19\n15\n8\n305\noms or more\n11\n10\n28\n52\n2\n13\n18\n120\n218\n-\n9\n6\n3\n-\n184\nlion\n4.0\n3.2\n4.3\n5.0\n4.7\n4.8\n4.8\n5.0\n5.7\n3.2\n5.0\n4.8\n5.1\n4.8\n5.9\nAll occupied housing units\n348\n728\n1 739\n1 830\n870\n1 865\n1 735\n3 694\n2 356\n53\n267\n1 944\n1 875\n1 760\n3 117\nSONS\nrson\n134\n417\n579\n360\n213\n463\n463\n081\n625\n7\n512\n365\n105\n155\n389\nrsons\n106\n213\n573\n479\n299\n608\n751\n1 419\n938\n37\n797\n741\n507\n460\n009\nrsons\n38\n64\n239\n297\n159\n276\n265\n528\n311\n6\n407\n361\n415\n418\n618\nrsons\n29\n15\n138\n217\n116\n168\n132\n341\n249\nI\n258\n242\n502\n444\n600\nrsons\n8\n5\n72\n142\n55\n146\n67\n183\n142\n2\n147\n131\n229\n182\n305\nrsons or more\n33\n14\n138\n335\n28\n204\n57\n142\n91\n-\n146\n104\n117\n101\n196\non, all occupied units\n1.9\n1.4\n2.0\n2.8\n2.2\n2.3\n2.0\n2.0\n2.1\n2.0\n2.3\n2.3\n3.3\n3.1\n2.8\non, owner occupied units\n2.3\n1.6\n2.1\n3.0\n2.2\n2.3\n2.0\n2.2\n2.3\n2.3\n2.3\n3.3\n3.5\n3.0\nian, renter occupied units\n1.6\n1.4\n1.9\n2.4\n2.4\n2.3\n2.0\n1.8\n1.6\n2.1\n2.3\n2.4\n3.0\n2.4\n1.9\n; with roomers, boarders, or lodgers\n35\n25\n81\n100\n25\n53\n52\n73\n28\n1\n29\n39\n22\n16\n21\nSONS PER ROOM\nor less\n321\n708\n1 591\n1 562\n823\n1 665\n1 694\n3 616\n2 332\n53\n2 134\n1 820\n797\n1 664\n3 081\nto 1.50\n12\n10\n99\n208\n43\n145\n31\n60\n15\n-\n111\n93\n73\n87\n33\nor more\n15\n10\n49\n60\n4\n55\n10\n18\n9\n-\n22\n31\n5\n9\n3\n; with all plumbing focilities - 1.01 or more\n23\n16\n145\n265\n46\n196\n40\n78\n24\n-\n131\n124\n78\n96\n36\nUE\nSpecified swner occupied waits'\n111\n54\n548\n1 017\n474\n1 003\n823\n1 803\n1 560\n1 386\n267\n1 492\n1 107\n2 419\nthan $5,000\n3\n5\n17\n20\n21\n41\n9\n3\nI\n8\n34\n6\n1\n-\nDO to $7,499\n10\n6\n45\n70\n58\n142\n59\n41\n6\n47\n125\n8\n6\n4\no to $9,999\n17\n10\n100\n168\n151\n278\n165\n128\n17\n152\n227\n32\n27\n2\n00 to $14,999\n40\n9\n265\n498\n222\n427\n406\n724\n204\n641\n663\n568\n604\n24\n:00 to $19,999\n24\n11\n91\n198\n19\n95\n145\n488\n358\n398\n152\n721\n417\n217\n.00 to $24,999\n4\n5\n17\n40\n2\n14\n25\n206\n265\n107\n43\n128\n34\n570\n00 to $34,999\n11\n3\n7\n20\n-\n4\n10\n140\n314\n24\n19\n27\n12\n943\n00 to $49,999\n2\n5\n5\n3\n1\nI\n4\n55\n181\n6\n3\n2\n1\n559\nCO or more\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n1\n-\n18\n214\n3\n1\n-\n5\n100\nin\n$12\n100\n$11 900\n$11 800\n$12 300\n$10\n100\n$10 300\n$12 000\n$15 000\n$23 700\n$13 800\n$11\n500\n$15 700\n$14 500\n$29 200\nTRACT RENT\nSpecified renter occupied valts?\n218\n637\n1 066\n685\n352\n755\n811\n725\n776\n49\n829\n636\n312\n592\n667\nthan $30\n6\n21\n9\n42\n5\n11\n10\n14\n7\n-\n182\n5\n3\n-\n6\n0 $39\n30\n50\n38\n37\n13\n52\n16\n10\n2\n-\n75\n18\n2\n1\n-\n0 $59\n106\n210\n320\n203\n87\n242\n130\n122\n15\n-\n143\n118\n20\n11\n1\n, $79\n52\n163\n456\n265\n154\n313\n281\n392\n52\n-\n152\n221\n33\n22\n3\n0 $99\n10\n72\n130\n101\n56\n89\n178\n466\n70\n34\n101\n141\n40\n133\n25\nto $149\n4\n90\n72\n18\n10\n19\n154\n557\n242\n134\n90\n185\n390\n227\nto $199\n-\n4\n-\n1\n1\n2\n24\n45\n195\n1\n8\n11\n11\n24\n280\n's $249\n-\nI\n-\n-\n1\n-\nI\n17\n109\n-\n1\n-\n1\n-\n71\nor more\n-\n2\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n35\n44\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n37\n:sh rent\n10\n19\n41\n18\n24\n27\n17\n66\n40\n14\n33\n32\n17\n11\n17\nin\n$49\n$63\n$65\n$64\n$67\n$63\n$77\n$92\n$147\n$95\n$60\n$75\n$119\n$110\n$161\n'Limited to one-family homes on less than 10 ocres and no business on property.\n*Excludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more.\nReference Copy #94\n2 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable H-1. Occupancy, Utilization, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nLittle Rock Con.\nNorth Little Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\n0021.02\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0040.01\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\n0025\n0026\n0027\n0028\n0029\n0030\nAN housing units\n1 537\n1 836\n2 773\n1 899\n1 410\n605\n546\n270\n173\n1 238\n1 558\n2 558\n1 581\n853\n3 380\nVacant seasonal and migratory\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n2\n-\n-\n-\nAll year-round housing units\n1 537\n1 836\n2 773\n1 899\n1 410\n605\n546\n270\n173\n1 238\n1 558\n2 556\n1 581\n853\n3 380\nTENURE, RACE, AND VACANCY STATUS\nOwner occupied\n1 034\n1 384\n2 151\n1 417\n1 044\n194\n438\n216\n149\n367\n580\n1 834\n641\n448\n1 477\nCooperative and condominium\n-\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10\n8\n-\n-\nWhite\n1 029\n1 383\n2 142\n1 411\n923\n5\n436\n214\n149\n305\n358\n1 589\n-\n348\nI 474\nNegro\n4\n-\n4\n-\n119\n189\n-\n2\n-\n61\n222\n244\n638\n&\n2\nRenter occupied\n432\n389\n453\n359\n308\n271\n93\n12\n2\n737\n833\n649\n864\n361\n1 701\nWhite\n425\n388\n449\n358\n253\n7\n92\n11\n1\n620\n463\n576\nI\n337\n1 689\nNegro\n3\n1\n4\nI\n55\n254\n-\n1\n1\n117\n367\n73\n863\n23\n3\nVocant year-round\n71\n63\n169\n123\n58\n140\n15\n42\n22\n134\n145\n73\n76\n44\n202\nFor sale only\n3\n28\n94\n75\n17\n5\n4\n36\n21\n15\n13\n15\n3\n3\n24\nVacant less than 6 months\n25\n85\n65\n15\n5\n17\n20\n7\n13\n15\n17\nMedian price asked\n50000\n$36 200\n$16 900\n$10 900\n$26 000\n$49 300\n$8 300\n$7 300\n$15 300\n$10 000\nFor rent\n59\n21\n45\n22\n24\n116\n6\n5\n-\n82\n98\n31\n56\n31\n132\nVocant less than 2 months\n58\n17\n33\n14\n20\n89\n6\n4\n-\n32\n56\n24\n34\n15\n86\nMedian rent asked\n$140\n$132\n$143\n$68\n$50\n$36\n$130\n$66\n-\n$52\n$47\n$65\n$33\n$58\n$56\nOther\n9\n14\n30\n26\n17\n19\n5\n1\n1\n37\n34\n27\n17\n10\n46\nLACKING SOME OR ALL PLUMBING FACILITIES\nAN units\n12\n5\n8\n29\n38\n11\n6\n4\n2\n49\n159\n77\n142\n12\n62\nOwner occupied\n8\n4\n6\n13\n20\n4\n1\n2\n1\n5\n19\n40\n68\n3\n16\nNegro\n-\n-\n-\n19\n4\n-\n-\n1\n16\n34\n68\n-\nRenter occupied\n4\n1\n2\n10\n14\n5\n1\nI\n-\n39\n123\n32\n62\n6\n37\nNegro\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10\n5\n-\n-\n11\n106\n28\n62\n2\n-\nVacant year-round\n-\n-\n-\n6\n4\n2\n4\n1\n1\n5\n17\n5\n12\n3\n9\nFor sale only\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\nFor rent\n-\n-\n-\n1\n3\n1\n-\n-\n-\n4\n15\n-\n8\n1\n6\nCOMPLETE KITCHEN FACILITIES AND ACCESS\nLacking complete kitchen facilities\n4\n2\n6\n33\n38\n11\n8\n4\n-\n21\n120\n71\n82\n22\n44\nAccess only through other living quarters\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n4\n1\n-\nI\n-\n2\nROOMS\n1 room\n10\n1\n-\n5\n8\n2\n-\n-\n1\n39\n27\n3\n15\n4\n190\n2 rooms\n15\n9\n20\n7\n12\n18\n-\nI\n-\n101\n104\n28\n106\n25\n124\n3 rooms\n142\n44\n138\n51\n68\n49\n1\n3\n1\n321\n391\n161\n262\n119\n647\n4 rooms\n214\n311\n228\n411\n427\n144\n70\n33\n-\n316\n464\n741\n490\n227\n943\n5 rooms\n703\n511\n719\n865\n513\n245\n255\n122\n11\n288\n352\n1 197\n358\n293\n950\n6 rooms\n353\n420\n733\n379\n284\n108\n152\n57\n37\n112\n163\n343\n259\n133\n406\n7 rooms\n76\n248\n441\n112\n62\n23\n52\n51\n36\n42\n36\n70\n63\n37\n74\n8 rooms\n16\n134\n334\n60\n30\n14\n12\n3\n34\n7\n12\n10\n22\n7\n34\n9 rooms or more\n8\n158\n160\n9\n6\n2\n4\n-\n53\n12\n9\n3\n6\n8\n12\nMedian\n5.1\n5.6\n5.9\n5.0\n4.9\n4.9\n5.3\n5.3\n7.5\n4.0\n4.1\n4.8\n4.3\n4.7\n4.3\nAN occupied housing units\n1 466\n1 773\n2 604\n1 776\n1 352\n465\n531\n228\n151\n1 104\n1 413\n2 483\n1 505\n809\n3 178\nPERSONS\n1 person\n190\n255\n237\n103\n123\n52\n19\n4\n9\n358\n395\n258\n347\n209\n863\n2 persons\n529\n617\n674\n440\n411\n69\n107\n48\n48\n381\n456\n698\n321\n281\n1 144\n3 persons\n330\n389\n570\n397\n273\n49\n126\n69\n32\n154\n234\n525\n214\n144\n492\n4 persons\n250\n281\n610\n491\n244\n61\n137\n68\n29\n83\n130\n482\n161\n102\n338\n5 persons\n104\n148\n335\n219\n156\n57\n82\n24\n21\n57\n78\n290\n133\n41\n179\n6 persons or more\n63\n83\n178\n126\n145\n177\n60\n15\n12\n71\n120\n230\n329\n32\n162\nMedian, all occupied units\n2.5\n2.5\n3.2\n3.4\n3.0\n4.5\n3.6\n3.4\n3.1\n2.0\n2.2\n3.0\n2.9\n2.2\n2.1\nMedian, owner occupied units\n2.6\n2.6\n3.4\n3.4\n3.0\n4.3\n3.7\n3.4\n3.1\n2.0\n2.1\n3.1\n2.9\n2.2\n2.1\nMedian, renter occupied units\n2.5\n2.4\n2.1\n3.3\n3.2\n4.8\n3.2\n3.5\n2.0\n2.2\n3.0\n2.9\n2.2\n2.1\nUnits with roomers, boarders, or lodgers\n17\n10\n26\n8\n18\n5\n2\n3\n-\n57\n56\n26\n47\n18\n49\nPERSONS PER ROOM\n1.00 or less\n1 425\n1 745\n2 563\n1 678\n1 198\n297\n494\n223\n150\n989\n1 242\n2 215\n1 155\n773\n2 959\n1.01 to 1.50\n33\n26\n38\n82\n112\n113\n35\n4\n-\n77\n104\n208\n235\n31\n159\n1.51 or more\n8\n2\n3\n16\n42\n55\n2\n1\n1\n38\n67\n60\n115\n5\n60\nUnits with all plumbing focilities 1.01 or more\n40\n28\n40\n95\n141\n165\n37\n5\n1\n114\n152\n244\n318\n36\n212\nVALUE\nSpecified owner occupied waits'\n944\n1 326\n2 133\n1 378\n995\n173\n435\n197\n148\n311\n464\n759\n607\n416\n1 333\nLess than $5,000\n2\n5\n1\n26\n36\n3\n1\n6\n-\n35\n38\n66\n110\n11\n42\n$5,000 to $7,499\nI\n4\n7\n60\n97\n4\n2\n2\n-\n63\n95\n121\n144\n38\n152\n$7,500 to $9,999\n4\n30\n31\n130\n175\n17\n6\n1\n-\n63\n95\n414\n112\n86\n290\n$10,000 to $14,999\n131\n266\n116\n304\n337\n85\n50\n3\n-\n80\n153\n850\n136\n179\n535\n$15,000 to $19,999\n445\n323\n345\n522\n224\n46\n185\n78\n-\n29\n51\n250\n49\n62\n201\n$20,000 to $24,999\n241\n208\n401\n248\n69\n13\n128\n61\n2\n21\n18\n41\n18\n24\n72\n$25,000 to $34,999\n105\n162\n744\n81\n52\n5\n53\n43\n48\n16\n9\n12\n13\n8\n32\n$35,000 to $49,999\n15\n131\n348\n4\n5\n-\n6\n2\n24\n4\n3\n5\n16\n4\n8\n$50,000 or more\n-\n197\n140\n3\n-\n4\n1\n74\n2\n-\n9\n4\n1\nMedian\n$18 800\n$20 800\n$27 200\n$16 700\n$12 500\n$13\n500\n$19\n400\n$20 700\n$50 0\n$9 800\n$10\n100\n$11 200\n$8 600\n$11 700\n$11\n400\nCONTRACT RENT\nSpecified rester occupied units?\n1\n430\n387\n450\n352\n308\n261\n92\n11\n734\n829\n647\n832\n361\n1 693\nLess than $30\n3\n4\n6\n10\n8\n117\n1\n1\n23\n122\n24\n100\n17\n67\n$30 to $39\n2\n1\n4\n9\n19\n52\n-\n-\n81\n151\n32\n240\n25\n292\n$40 to $59\n1\n16\n11\n64\n57\n61\n6\n-\n350\n316\n164\n311\n141\n626\n$60 to $79\n10\n35\n22\n92\n103\n19\n12\n4\n223\n169\n261\n128\n137\n492\n530 to $79\n29\n76\n24\n35\n61\n12\n2\n-\n38\n30\n108\n23\n21\n111\n$100 to $149\n163\n161\n182\n96\n37\n-\n56\n4\n2\n12\n28\n6\n4\n42\n$150 to $199\n181\n58\n146\n30\n1\n-\n8\n2\n-\n-\n1\n-\n3\n1\n$200 to $249\n12\n9\n28\n2\n-\nI\n3\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$250 or more\n8\n2\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNo cosh rent\n21\n25\n21\n14\n22\n-\n4\n-\n17\n29\n29\n24\n13\n59\nMedian\n$149\n$114\n$143\n$78\n$71\n$33\n$116\n$103\n$56\n$48\n$66\n$43\n$59\n$56\nLimited to one-family homes on less than 10 acres and no business on property.\n2Excludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more.\n#95\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA H-3\nTable H-1. Occupancy, Utilization, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n[For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nNorth Little Rock Con.\nCensus Tracts\nBalance of Pulaski County\nTroct\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0031\n0032.01\nTract\n0032.02\nTract\n0033.01\nTract\n0033.02\nTroct\n0037\nTract\n0038\nTract\n0002\nTroct\n0005\nTract\n0009\n0019\nTract\n0020.01\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0023\nAN housing units\n50\n2 183\n1 781\nVocant - seasonal and migratory\n2 191\n2 842\n598\n10\n122\n1\n6\n1\n-\n4\n-\n8\n-\n1\n-\n133\n-\n-\n408\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nAll year-round housing units\n50\n2 183\n1 780\n2 191\n2 842\n598\n10\n122\n6\n1\n4\n60\n1\n133\n408\nTENURE, RACE, AND VACANCY STATUS\nOwner occupied\n4\nCooperative and condominium\n464\n1 307\n1 493\n2 251\n529\n2\n6\n71\n7\n6\n-\n41\nWhite\n77\n-\n336\n4\n-\n1 464\n1 306\n-\nNegro\n1 491\n2 250\n527\n-\n2\n71\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n1\n41\nRenter occupied\n-\n-\n-\n76\n38\n-\n335\n618\n-\nWhite\n413\n1\n620\n502\n30\n-\n37\n8\n49\n-\n-\n616\n412\n-\nNegro\n619\n502\n30\n17\n8\n49\n32\n63\n-\n-\n-\nVacant year-round\n1\n17\n-\n-\n32\n-\n62\n8\n-\n101\n-\n60\n-\nFor sale only\n78\n89\n39\n-\n-\n2\n-\nI\n-\n26\n14\n-\nVacant less than 6 months\n17\n33\n25\n2\n24\n9\n-\n-\n26\n-\nMedian price asked\n10\n-\n14\n25\n25\nI\n13\n4\n-\n$15 200\n-\n-\n$15 800\n-\nFor rent\n$21 300\n$28 900\n$27 500\n13\n-\n8\n65\n-\nVocont less than 2 months\n22\n-\n39\n19\n5\n1\n-\n1\n$25 700\nMedian rent asked\n50\n15\n-\n29\n18\n1\n4\n5\nI\n$69\n-\nOther\n$79\n$72\n-\n$81\n$115\n$219\n4\n-\n-\n10\n24\n-\n22\n37\n9\n-\n1\n$139\n-\n-\n6\n4\nLACKING SOME OR ALL PLUMBING FACILITIES\nAll salts\n1\nOwner occupied\n6\n13\n24\n78\n9\n-\n2\n-\nNegro\n3\n7\n-\n17\n63\n-\n9\n1\n4\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nRenter occupied\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n1\n-\n1\n-\nNegro\n1\n3\n-\n7\n14\n-\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nVocant year-round\n-\n-\n-\n3\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n2\n3\n-\nFor sale only\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nFor rent\n-\n1\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nCOMPLETE KITCHEN FACILITIES AND ACCESS\n-\nLocking complete kitchen facilities\nI\n6\nAccess only through other living quarters\n18\n25\n24\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\n1\n3\n-\nI\n-\n-\n4\n-\n-\n-\nROOMS\n-\n-\n-\n1 room\n-\n2 rooms\n2\n4\n14\n4\n-\nI\n-\n-\n3 rooms\n25\n17\n-\n35\n29\n1\n-\n1\n-\n3\n-\n2\n133\n104\n-\n4 rooms\n105\n68\n-\n1\nI\n-\n5 rooms\n31\n611\n7\n1\n-\n453\n542\n248\n9\n5\n3\n6 rooms\n2\n4\n43\n3\n2\n906\n862\n813\n953\n252\n12\n7\n2\n43\n33\n393\n1\n79\n7 rooms\n260\n454\n800\n171\n32\n3\n79\n22\n33\n2\n138\n1\n8 rooms\n63\n132\n410\n101\n10\nI\n6\n35\n106\n9 rooms or more\n20\n-\n-\n11\n65\n188\n45\nI\n14\n29\n-\n6\n-\nMedian\n14\n-\n6\n31\n142\n18\n-\n8\n20\n-\n4.2\n-\n4.9\n-\n4.9\n5.0\n5.6\n-\n5.7\n5.0\n7\n4.7\n30\n4.5\n4.9\n5.4\n5.4\nAll occupied housing units\n42\n2 082\n1 720\n2 113\n2 753\n559\n10\n120\n6\n58\n109\n399\nPERSONS\n1 person\n8\n156\n2 persons\n163\n313\n254\n13\n-\n22\n14\n658\n493\n2\n770\n949\n95\n4\n3 persons\n5\n7\n40\n57\n9\n480\n378\n2\n453\n533\n133\n14\n4 persons\nI\n23\n28\n127\n.\n1\n5 persons\n459\n419\n2\n332\n575\n17\n169\n2\n20\n12\n83\n2\n6 persons or more\n206\n173\n-\n160\n269\n90\n10\n2\n13\n35\n79\n-\nMedion, all occupied units\n123\n-\n94\n85\n173\n59\n9\n-\n10\n17\n36\n2.1\n3.0\nMedian, owner occupied units\n3.0\n-\n2.5\n2.8\n3.7\n4\n2.5\n10\n17\n3.1\n2.8\n3.1\n2.0\nMedian, renter occupied units\n2.5\n2.9\n3.7\n3.1\n2.7\n2.6\n3.7\n2.0\n2.7\n2.1\n2.9\n2.3\n2.3\n3.8\n3.1\n2.5\n3.1\n3.9\n2.6\nUnits with roomers, boarders, or lodgers\n-\n3.2\nI\n20\n16\n3.3\n33\n2.9\n21\n1\n-\n1\nI\n-\n-\n4\nPERSONS PER ROOM\n1.00 or less\n42\n1.01 to 1.50\n1 978\n1 619\n2 042\n700\n532\n9\n108\n-\n91\n6\n90\n56\n44\n52\n1.51 or more\n24\n)\n13\n10\n105\n390\n11\n-\n-\n15\n9\n3\n5\n4\nUnits with oil plumbing facilities 1.01 or more\n2\n7\nI\n-\n103\n100\n-\n68\n48\n27\nI\n1\n11\n-\n2\n-\n6\n4\nVALUE\n9\nSpecified owner occupied units'\nLess than $5,000\n1 422\n1 283\n442\n2 221\n526\n51\n17\n6\n26\n9\n33\n$5,000 to $7,499\nI\n1\n65\n334\n60\n-\n$7,500 to $9,999\n65\n37\n2\n-\n2\n-\n-\n3\n-\n$10,000 to $14,999\n157\n141\n79\n14\n-\n6\nI\n4\n-\n577\n-\n$15,000 to $19,999\n498\n442\n187\n48\n2\n20\n1\n454\n1\n18\n$20,000 to $24,999\n451\n431\n555\n110\n8\n110\n16\n16\n176\n79\n-\n$25,000 to $34,999\n230\n508\n135\n18\n11\n5\n46\n$35,000 to $49,999\n42\n17\n-\n161\n625\n181\n4\n12\n-\n3\n2\n17\n$50,000 or more\n5\n38\n248\n34\nI\n9\n24\nMedian\n2\n1\n1\n-\n15\n82\n-\n18\n10\n11\n$ 14 300\n$14 100\n-\n$16 600\n$23 500\n$23 900\n-\n$13 900\n6\n$7 500\n38\n$16 600\n$21 900\nCONTRACT RENT\n$14 000\nSpecified rester occupied waits?\nLess than $30\n36\n617\n412\n620\n500\n30\n6\n46\n$30 to $39\n-\n5\n-\n4\n6\n2\n15\n28\n-\n14\n4\n63\n-\n13\n-\n$40 to $59\n-\n8\n3\n-\n-\n-\n3\nI\n-\n$60 to $79\n85\n97\n-\n-\n56\n14\n-\n-\n4\n14\n-\n)\n2\n143\n161\nI\n$30 to $70\n122\n49\n4\n2\n-\n15\n-\n-\n$100 to $149\n4\n141\n53\n-\n186\n52\n2\n-\n1\n3\n9\n0\n$150 to $199\n29\n198\n-\n62\n201\n198\n14\n4\n-\n22\n-\n-\n$200 to $249\n-\n18\n-\n3\n12\n108\n9\n4\n18\n22\n-\n-\n-\n$250 or more\n-\n-\n1\n1\n40\n2\n-\n4\n&\n-\n-\n-\nNo cash rent\n-\n-\n-\n4\n14\n1\n-\n-\n-\nMedian\n1\n-\n-\n13\n18\n-\n24\n20\n-\n4\n$131\n1\n-\n1\n-\n$86\n-\n$69\n$89\n$132\n$147\n1\n$53\n1\n$62\n8\n-\n$83\n$134\n$99\nLimited to one-family homes on less than 10 acres and no business on property.\nExcludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more.\nH Reference LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable H-1. Occupancy, Utilization, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nBalance of Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0034\n0035\n0036.01\n0036.02\n0037\n0038\n0039\n0040.01\nAM housing units\n228\n456\n1\n359\n3\n37\n26\n1 480\n1\n2 041\n4 337\n2 628\n1 455\n642\n1 471\nVocont seasonal and migratory\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n3\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n18\n-\nAll year-round housing units\n228\n456\n1\n359\n3\n37\n26\n1 477\n1\n2 041\n337\n2 628\n1 455\n624\n1 471\nTENURE, RACE, AND VACANCY STATUS\nOwner occupied\n149\n319\n201\n19\n18\n1 096\n1 252\n1 467\n2 090\n951\n225\n779\nCooperative and condominium\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWhite\n149\n319\n139\n19\n18\nI 074\n1 244\n1 333\n2 074\n397\n176\n314\nNegro\n-\n-\n62\n-\n-\n22\n4\n128\n14\n548\n46\n465\nRenter occupied\n58\n112\n116\n17\n6\n296\n723\n2 705\n399\n385\n331\n455\nWhite\n58\n111\n93\n17\n6\n287\n709\n2 549\n395\n146\n158\n162\nNegro\n-\n1\n22\n-\n-\n8\n9\n128\n4\n239\n173\n293\nVacant year-round\n21\n25\n42\n1\n2\n85\n66\n165\n139\n119\n68\n237\nFor sale only\n3\n5\n20\n-\n-\n17\n16\n50\n86\n5\n5\n43\nVacant less than 6 months\n5\n20\n-\n-\n15\n13\n41\n82\n4\n5\n30\nMedian price asked\n$7 100\n-\n-\n$16 500\n$13 900\n$14 500\n$17 900\n$3 100\n$5000\n$5000-\nFor rent\n12\n5\n8\n-\n-\n20\n35\n75\n26\n78\n12\n120\nVacant less than 2 months\n7\n4\n7\n-\n-\n9\n31\n53\n17\n55\n9\n51\nMedian rent asked\n$75\n$60\n-\n-\n$60\n$108\n$65\n$70\n$50\n$51\n$34\nOther\n6\n15\n14\n1\n2\n48\n15\n40\n27\n36\n51\n74\nLACKING SOME OR ALL PLUMBING FACILITIES\nAll eaits\n10\n15\n75\n2\n1\n143\n52\n87\n48\n242\n227\n709\nOwner occupied\n5\n5\n37\n1\n1\n73\n28\n47\n39\n127\n31\n262\nNegro\n-\n-\n30\n-\n-\n10\n33\n1\n120\n26\n228\nRenter occupied\n4\n5\n14\n1\n-\n46\n23\n29\n8\n93\n164\n252\nNegro\n10\n-\n-\n7\n1\n15\n86\n141\n212\nVocant year-round\n1\n5\n24\n-\n-\n24\n1\n11\n1\n22\n32\n195\nFor sale only\n-\n-\n19\n-\n-\n2\n-\n5\n-\n-\n4\n36\nFor rent\n1\n-\n1\n-\n-\n3\n-\n2\n-\n12\n3\n102\nCOMPLETE KITCHEN FACILITIES AND ACCESS\nLacking complete kitchen facilities\n5\n7\n61\n-\n-\n93\n13\n85\n10\n211\n216\n623\nAccess only through other living quarters\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\nROOMS\n1 room\n-\n3\n4\n-\n-\n3\n7\n5\n4\n8\n1\n7\n2 rooms\n2\n9\n2\n-\n1\n15\n66\n47\n7\n21\n14\n32\n3 rooms\n14\n42\n57\n5\n3\n104\n158\n305\n60\n175\n70\n220\n4 rooms\n73\n138\n116\n19\n7\n457\n515\n1 468\n454\n416\n212\n500\n5 rooms\n84\n160\n119\n7\n8\n560\n831\n2 060\n1 239\n477\n195\n366\n6 rooms\n36\n79\n46\n5\n5\n249\n321\n371\n620\n256\n74\n273\n7 rooms\n11\n20\n10\n1\n2\n63\n106\n65\n158\n73\n34\n53\n8 rooms\n6\n2\n5\n-\n-\n18\n23\n7\n55\n19\n18\n18\n9 rooms or more\n2\n3\n-\n-\n-\n8\n14\n9\n31\n10\n6\n2\nMedion\n4.8\n4.7\n4.5\n4.2\n4.8\n4.8\n4.8\n4.7\n5.1\n4.7\n4.6\n4.5\nAN occupied housing units\n207\n431\n317\n36\n24\n1 392\n1 975\n172\n2 489\n1 336\n556\n1 234\nPERSONS\n1 person\n23\n64\n52\n2\n3\n112\n174\n249\n140\n199\n60\n234\n2 persons\n73\n146\n98\n15\n7\n434\n583\n1 166\n658\n349\n179\n344\n3 persons\n34\n79\n52\n8\n4\n284\n456\n855\n559\n221\n83\n188\n4 persons\n41\n72\n43\n6\n4\n278\n378\n858\n611\n185\n67\n153\n5 persons\n27\n40\n28\n4\n1\n143\n227\n572\n295\n111\n48\n117\n6 persons or more\n9\n30\n44\n1\n5\n141\n157\n472\n226\n271\n119\n198\nMedian, all occupied units\n2.7\n2.6\n2.7\n2.6\n3.0\n3.0\n3.0\n3.3\n3.3\n3.0\n3.0\n2.7\nMedian, owner occupied units\n2.6\n2.6\n2.5\n2.6\n2.5\n3.1\n3.2\n3.0\n3.3\n2.9\n2.4\n2.4\nMedian, renter occupied units\n2.9\n2.6\n2.9\n2.8\n4.5\n2.8\n2.6\n3.4\n3.4\n3.4\n3.3\n3.3\nUnits with roomers, boarders, or lodgers\n2\n5\n3\n3\n1\n11\n18\n19\n23\n17\n10\n27\nPERSONS PER ROOM\n1.00 or less\n187\n398\n270\n33\n20\n1 236\n1 846\n3 643\n2 309\n1 046\n428\n996\n1.01 to 1.50\n17\n24\n23\n3\n4\n126\n108\n432\n155\n184\n70\n158\n1.51 or more\n3\n9\n24\n-\n-\n30\n21\n97\n25\n106\n58\n80\nUnits with on plumbing focilities 1.01 or more\n18\n32\n35\n3\n4\n133\n126\n514\n172\n237\n64\n114\nVALUE\nSpecified owner occupied waits'\n122\n227\n146\n\"\n15\n617\n995\n1 155\n1 979\n843\n149\n700\nLess than $5,000\n8\n7\n39\n-\n1\n62\n16\n158\n26\n171\n29\n239\n$5,000 to $7,499\n6\n9\n24\n1\n2\n86\n20\n226\n69\n178\n24\n156\n$7,500 to $9,999\n14\n19\n17\n2\n2\n79\n51\n146\n127\n175\n21\n162\n$10,000 to $14,999\n44\n88\n41\n6\n5\n140\n353\n371\n510\n197\n27\n82\n$15,000 to $19,999\n21\n64\n14\n1\n4\n185\n333\n183\n640\n72\n19\n31\n$20,000 to $24,999\n15\n27\n3\n1\n-\n49\n133\n41\n332\n34\n10\n10\n$25,000 to $34,999\n6\n9\n5\n-\n1\n15\n62\n21\n221\n13\n12\n9\n$35,000 to $49,999\n6\n3\n2\n-\n-\n1\n19\n5\n41\nI\n6\n4\n$50,000 or more\n2\n1\n1\n-\n-\n-\n8\n4\n13\n2\n1\n7\nMedian\n$13 500\n$14 500\n$9 000\n$11 300\n$11 300\n$12 900\n$15 700\n$10 700\n$16 800\n$8 500\n$10 100\n$6 800\nCONTRACT RENT\nSpecified renter occupied units?\n50\n102\n114\n17\n5\n246\n712\n2 689\n391\n364\n183\n440\nLess than $30\n13\n1\n-\n23\n2\n29\n7\n71\n31\n153\n-\n-\n$30 to $39\n1\n3\n5\n2\n-\n6\n8\n11\n9\n29\n15\n90\n$40 to $59\n6\n11\n29\n4\n-\n35\n45\n169\n47\n114\n18\n81\n$60 to $79\n17\n22\n46\n5\n2\n68\n102\n430\n136\n79\n11\n60\n$80 to $99\n11\n27\n-\n5\nI\n49\n187\n300\n76\n19\n2\nc\n$100 to $149\n4\n22\n11\n-\n1\n27\n312\n292\n50\n11\n2\n5\n$150 to $199\n2\n1\n-\n1\n6\n27\n24\n20\n-\n2\n-\n-\n$200 5219\n-\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$250 or more\n-\n-\n-\n4\nI\n-\n-\n--\n-\n-\nI\nNo cash rent\n11\n15\n9\n-\n-\n28\n21\n1 434\n37\n40\n102\n45\nMedian\n$74\n$84\n$62\n$64\n$95\n$71\n$100\n$79\n$77\n$51\n$36\n$35\n'Limited to one-family homes on less than 10 ocres and no business on property.\n2Excludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more.\nReference Copy #97\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA H-5\nTable H-1. Occupancy, Utilization, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nBalance of Pulaski County- Con.\nSaline County\nTotals for split tracts in Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0040.02\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\n0043\n0101\n0102\n0103\n0104\n0105\n0002\n0005\n0009\n0019\n0020.01\nAll housing units\n3 362\n3 576\n1 617\n2 723\n1 658\n3 465\n2 200\n1 096\n2 033\n2 890\n1 670\n1 680\n884\n2 032\n2 025\nVacant seasonal and migratory\n20\n-\n1\n2\n-\nI\n-\n-\n1\n186\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\nAN year-round housing units\n3 342\n3 576\n1 616\n2 721\n1 658\n3 464\n2 200\n1 096\n2 032\n2 704\n1 669\n1 680\n884\n2 032\n2 025\nTENURE, RACE, AND VACANCY STATUS\nOwner occupied\n2 312\n2 477\n281\n2 016\n1 233\n2 405\n1 290\n904\n1 624\n2 073\n809\n884\n90\n1 306\n1 604\nCooperative and condominium\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\nWhite\nI 534\n2 446\n250\n1 798\n040\n2 402\n1 163\n903\n1 597\n2 063\n260\n67\n88\n1 185\n1 603\nNegro\n775\n30\n30\n217\n189\n-\n126\n-\n25\n8\n546\n816\n-\n118\n-\nRenter occupied\n748\n829\n287\n567\n328\n905\n747\n158\n301\n462\n731\n692\n638\n642\n329\nWhite\n491\n814\n273\n506\n285\n903\n645\n158\n294\n456\n141\n44\n617\n574\n329\nNegro\n253\n10\n14\n60\n42\n-\n99\n-\n6\n6\n587\n647\n14\n64\n-\nVacant year-round\n282\n270\n48\n138\n97\n154\n163\n34\n107\n169\n129\n104\n156\n84\n92\nFor sale only\n37\n82\n24\n17\n19\n22\n16\n9\n5\n18\n6\n8\n1\n14\n18\nVocont less than 6 months\n16\n81\n21\n11\n14\n21\n11\n6\n4\n11\n4\n6\n9\n17\nMedian price asked\n$5 300\n$16 900\n$16 900\n$5 000\n$13 100\n$16 300\n$12 500\n$16 900\n$6 300\n$8 300\n$8 800\n$10 900\n$9 300\n$18 800\nFor rent\n57\n148\n6\n26\n48\n71\n77\n9\n23\n28\n98\n48\n117\n41\n55\nVocant less than 2 months\n18\n142\n5\n14\n29\n41\n22\n6\n18\n11\n62\n31\n62\n33\n25\nMedian rent asked\n$45\n$120\n$70\n$52\n$57\n$53\n$51\n$53\n$55\n$55\n$46\n$48\n$68\n$70\n$132\nOther\n188\n40\n18\n95\n30\n61\n70\n16\n79\n123\n25\n48\n38\n29\n19\nLACKING SOME OR ALL PLUMBING FACILITIES\nAll units\n904\n53\n31\n499\n233\n89\n211\n37\n157\n385\n112\n83\n76\n22\n4\nOwner occupied\n455\n21\n16\n295\n155\n39\n76\n23\n94\n211\n35\n23\n3\n4\n3\nNegro\n349\n8\n13\n98\n87\n-\n15\n-\n5\n3\n27\n20\n-\n-\n-\nRenter occupied\n261\n21\n13\n145\n60\n39\n91\n5\n39\n102\n60\n45\n65\n11\n1\nNegro\n161\n5\n13\n39\n34\n-\n35\n-\n1\n2\n55\n33\n1\n1\n-\nVacant year-round\n188\n11\n2\n59\n18\n11\n44\n9\n24\n72\n17\n15\n8\n7\n-\nFor sale only\n22\nI\n-\n8\n1\n2\n3\n2\n2\n-\n-\n3\n-\nFor rent\n38\n4\n1\n14\n7\n3\n18\n2\n5\n13\n15\n10\n7\n2\n-\nCOMPLETE KITCHEN FACILITIES AND ACCESS\nLacking complete kitchen facilities\n727\n117\n40\n319\n186\n42\n186\n31\n87\n261\n62\n64\n57\n24\n13\nAccess only through other living quarters\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n2\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\nI\n-\nROOMS\n1 room\n18\n5\n1\n12\n7\n24\n30\n6\n14\n20\n16\n30\n63\n20\n-\n2 rooms\n76\n89\n6\n52\n30\n80\n89\n21\n30\n70\n32\n47\n128\n40\n3\n3 rooms\n271\n335\n113\n232\n123\n222\n237\n55\n181\n254\n227\n276\n357\n157\n106\n4 rooms\n1 079\n795\n358\n812\n514\n934\n753\n321\n668\n869\n509\n429\n166\n564\n262\n5 rooms\nI 204\n1 693\n808\n925\n642\n1 281\n694\n423\n711\n915\n534\n419\n106\n777\n1 113\n6 rooms\n475\n493\n249\n466\n265\n590\n291\n186\n324\n436\n266\n303\n36\n364\n439\n7 rooms\n148\n115\n64\n141\n56\n222\n75\n59\n80\n98\n71\n122\n7\n85\n84\n8 rooms\n44\n39\n15\n59\n12\n70\n21\n16\n15\n26\n11\n33\n11\n19\n15\n9 rooms or more\n27\n12\n2\n22\n9\n41\n10\n9\n9\n16\n3\n21\n10\n6\n3\nMedian\n4.7\n4.8\n4.9\n4.8\n4.7\n4.9\n4.5\n4.8\n4.7\n4.7\n4.6\n4.6\n3.2\n4.8\n5.1\nAll occupied housing units\n3 060\n3 306\n1 568\n2 583\n1 561\n3 310\n037\n1 062\n1 925\n2 535\n1 540\n1 576\n728\n1 948\n1 933\nPERSONS\nI person\n383\n346\n134\n292\n192\n494\n364\n113\n171\n287\n267\n348\n417\n366\n109\n2 persons\n756\n846\n419\n744\n389\n1 040\n604\n283\n568\n770\n383\n440\n213\n744\n521\n3 persons\n544\n746\n364\n475\n264\n629\n360\n232\n396\n491\n235\n241\n64\n361\n432\n4 persons\n558\n753\n357\n459\n281\n616\n316\n231\n383\n450\n193\n164\n15\n242\n512\n5 persons\n342\n391\n173\n288\n194\n308\n203\n123\n215\n289\n155\n116\n5\n131\n238\n6 persons or more\n477\n224\n121\n325\n241\n223\n190\n80\n192\n248\n307\n267\n14\n104\n121\nMedian, all occupied units\n3.2\n3.1\n3.1\n3.0\n3.3\n2.7\n2.6\n3.1\n3.1\n2.9\n3.0\n2.5\n1.4\n2.3\n3.3\nMedian, owner occupied units\n3.2\n3.4\n3.2\n3.0\n3.2\n2.7\n2.6\n3.1\n3.0\n2.9\n2.9\n2.5\n1.6\n2.3\n3.3\nMedion, renter occupied units\n3.2\n2.4\n2.8\n3.2\n3.6\n2.6\n2.7\n2.8\n3.2\n2.9\n3.1\n2.5\n1.4\n2.4\n3.0\nUnits with roomers, boarders, or lodgers\n29\n65\n12\n28\n8\n21\n16\n3\n12\n13\n85\n80\n25\n39\n22\nPERSONS PER ROOM\n1.00 or less\n2 544\n087\n1 457\n2 240\n314\n076\n789\n984\n1 715\n232\nI 186\n1 316\n708\n1 824\n849\n1.01 to 1.50\n357\n188\n90\n260\n189\n188\n185\n66\n166\n239\n231\n152\n10\n93\n78\n1.51 or more\n159\n31\n21\n83\n58\n46\n63\n12\n44\n64\n123\n108\n10\n31\n6\nUnits with all plumbing focilities- 1.01 or more\n331\n208\n104\n229\n185\n215\n215\n74\n182\n246\n337\n251\n16\n124\n84\nVALUE\nSpecified owner occupied units'\n1 887\n2 130\n1 003\n330\n930\n2 196\n1 136\n762\n870\n075\n742\n828\n54\n1 267\n1 525\nLess than $5,000\n406\n33\n10\n226\n132\n146\n241\n37\n89\n193\n73\n60\n5\n34\n6\n$5,000 to $7,499\n294\n60\n8\n222\n160\n268\n204\n54\n127\n166\n172\n133\n6\n125\n8\n$7,500 to $9,999\n290\n138\n30\n178\n162\n270\n198\n75\n141\n174\n187\n180\n10\n227\n34\n$10,000 to $14,999\n503\n774\n224\n302\n275\n602\n347\n259\n224\n311\n241\n280\n9\n663\n576\n$15,000 to $19,999\n233\n703\n435\n193\n135\n445\n103\n164\n177\n149\n49\n126\n11\n152\n739\n$20,000 to $24,999\n110\n261\n203\n92\n40\n247\n28\n77\n69\n50\n11\n29\n5\n43\n132\n$25,000 to $34,999\n40\n130\n72\n61\n23\n159\n13\n77\n36\n26\n5\n18\n3\n19\n28\n$35,000 10 $49,999\n9\n24\n13\n28\n2\n42\n2\n14\n6\n4\n3\n1\n5\n3\n2\n$50,000 or more\n2\n7\n8\n28\n1\n17\n-\n5\n1\n2\n1\n1\n-\n1\n-\nMedian\n$9 600\n$15 400\n$17 200\n$10\n500\n$10 200\n$13 100\n$2\n100\n$14 100\n$11\n500\n$10\n100\n$9\nas\n$10\n600\n$11 900\n$11 500\n$15 700\nCONTRACT RENT\nSpecified rester occupied waits?\n663\n800\n285\n440\n298\n895\n732\n154\n234\n314\n722\n681\n637\n640\n327\nLess than $30\n154\n9\n14\n76\n26\n36\n104\n8\n13\n46\n122\n83\n21\n6\n3\n$30 to $39\n49\n21\n8\n31\n63\n88\n136\n8\n16\n46\n114\n96\n50\n18\n2\n$40 to $59\n132\n54\n10\n110\n75\n328\n251\n43\n57\n73\n284\n235\n210\n118\n24\n$60 to $79\n117\n78\n50\n81\n70\n261\n121\n45\n44\n39\n145\n193\n168\n224\n35\n100 to $99\n48\n121\n46\n23\n13\n54\n30\n16\n13\n14\n18\n49\n72\n141\n44\n$100 to $149\n25\n430\n126\n23\n8\n42\n6\n8\n37\n12\n4\n6\n90\n90\n189\n$150 to $199\n1\n40\n\"\n5\n-\n6\n1\n1\n3\n-\n-\n-\n4\n11\n11\n$200 to $249\n-\n1\n-\nI\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\nI\n1\n$250 or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n2\n-\n-\nNo cash rent\n142\n46\n20\n90\n42\n80\n83\n25\n51\n84\n35\n19\n19\n32\n18\nMedian\n$51\n$108\n$101\n$54\n$53\n$58\n$46\n$62\n$62\n$46\n$47\n$52\n$63\n$75\n$117\n'Limited to one-family homes on less than 10 acres and no business on property.\nExcludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more.\nReference Copy #98\nH-6 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable H-1. Occupancy, Utilization, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n[For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nTotals for split trocts in Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0037\n0038\n0040.01\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\nAll housing units\n1 837\n2 906\n2 127\n, 866\n1 239\n2 917\n53\n2 220\n1 807\n3 226\n1 465\n2 076\n4 122\n1 887\n2 896\nVacant - seasonal and migratory\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n2\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\n2\nAN year-round housing units\n1 837\n2 906\n2 127\n1 866\n1 239\n2 915\n53\n2 220\n1 806\n3 226\n1 465\n2 076\n4 122\n1 886\n2 894\nTENURE, RACE, AND VACANCY STATUS\nOwner occupied\n1 384\n2 228\n1 566\n1 363\n367\n2 035\n6\n1 483\n1 325\n2 619\n953\n973\n2 915\n1 497\n2 165\nCooperative and condominium\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10\n-\n6\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWhite\nI 383\n2 218\n1 560\n1 242\n305\n1 728\n6\n1 483\n1 324\n2 601\n399\n319\n2 882\n1 464\n1 947\nNegro\n-\n4\n-\n119\n61\n306\n-\n-\n-\n15\n548\n654\n30\n32\n217\nRenter occupied\n390\n485\n417\n420\n738\n765\n38\n635\n419\n429\n393\n726\n922\n299\n569\nWhite\n389\n481\n416\n364\n621\n669\n37\n633\n418\n425\n154\n169\n906\n284\n507\nNegro\n1\n4\n1\n56\n117\n95\n-\n-\n1\n4\n239\n557\n10\n15\n61\n/ocant year-round\n63\n193\n144\n83\n134\n115\n9\n102\n62\n178\n119\n377\n285\n90\n160\nFor sale only\n28\n107\n78\n22\n15\n35\n-\n26\n14\n111\n5\n48\n86\n60\n38\nVocant less than 6 months\n25\n98\n68\n20\n7\n35\n-\n26\n10\n107\n4\n35\n85\n38\n31\nMedian price asked\n50000\n+\n$34 100\n$16 900\n$11 600\n$8 300\n$11 300\n-\n$15\n200\n$15 800\n$19\n100\n$8 100\n$5000-\n$17 000\n$20 300\n$39\n800\nFor rent\n21\n50\n34\n29\n82\n39\n9\n65\n22\n31\n78\n236\n154\n11\n26\nVacant less than 2 months\n17\n37\n21\n24\n32\n31\n2\n50\n15\n21\n55\n140\n148\n9\n14\nMedion rent asked\n$132\n$142\n$72\n$57\n$52\n$64\n$68\n$79\n$72\n$73\n$50\n$34\n$120\n$67\n$52\nOther\n14\n36\n32\n32\n37\n41\n-\n11\n26\n36\n36\n93\n45\n19\n96\nLACKING SOME OR ALL PLUMBING FACILITIES\nAll units\n5\n12\n39\n53\n49\n152\n2\na\n14\n57\n242\n720\n59\n35\n501\nOwner occupied\n4\n7\n18\n25\n5\n77\n1\n4\n8\n48\n127\n266\n22\n18\n296\nNegro\n-\n-\n19\n1\n64\n-\n-\n1\n120\n232\n8\n15\n-\n98\nRenter occupied\n1\n5\n14\n19\n39\n46\n1\n2\n3\n8\n93\n257\n22\n14\n145\nNegro\n-\n-\n-\n10\nH\n38\n-\n-\n-\n86\n217\n5\n14\n39\nVocant year-round\n-\n-\n7\n9\n5\n29\n-\n2\n3\n22\n197\n15\n3\n60\nFor sale only\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n19\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n37\n1\n-\n9\nFor rent\n103\n1\n-\n-\n2\n3\n4\n1\n-\n1\n1\n-\n12\n4\n14\nCOMPLETE KITCHEN FACILITIES AND ACCESS\ntacking complete kitchen facilities\n2\n7\n38\n45\n21\n132\n2\n6\n18\n10\n211\n634\n125\n44\n319\nAccess only through other living quarters\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nROOMS\n, room\n1\n-\n5\n11\n39\n7\n-\n2\n4\n4\n8\n9\n5\n1\n13\n2 rooms\n9\n20\n9\n21\n101\n30\n1\n25\n18\n8\n21\n50\n89\n7\n52\n3 rooms\n44\n141\n65\n110\n321\n218\n4\n138\n107\n61\n175\n269\n336\n116\n233\n4 rooms\n311\n261\n484\n565\n316\n857\n31\n630\n460\n463\n420\n644\n865\n391\n812\n5 rooms\n511\n752\n949\n673\n289\n1 316\n3\n913\n870\n1 491\n479\n611\n1 948\n930\n936\n5 rooms\n421\n768\n415\n363\n112\n389\n7\n398\n265\n791\n259\n381\n645\n306\n503\n/ rooms\n248\n455\n123\n82\n42\n80\n1\n80\n65\n259\n74\n76\n167\n115\n177\n8 rooms\n134\n342\n66\n32\n7\n15\n-\n20\n11\n100\n19\n32\n51\n18\n93\n9 rooms or more\n158\n167\n11\n9\n12\n3\n6\n14\n6\n49\n10\n4\n16\n2\n75\nMedian\n5.6\n5.9\n5.0\n4.8\n4.0\n4.8\n4.2\n4.8\n4.9\n5.2\n4.7\n4.6\n4.9\n5.0\n4.9\nAN occupied housing units\n1 774\n2 713\n1 983\n1 783\n1 105\n2 800\n44\n2 118\n1 744\n3 048\n1 346\n1 699\n3 837\n1 796\n2 734\nPERSONS\nI person\n255\n244\n126\n187\n358\n310\n9\n158\n166\n153\n199\n286\n365\n138\n301\n2 persons\n617\n702\n513\n557\n381\n796\n22\n673\n500\n753\n354\n413\n953\n467\n792\n3 persons\n389\n582\n431\n352\n154\n577\n10\n488\n382\n692\n222\n237\n872\n433\n507\n4 persons\n281\n645\n532\n316\n83\n525\n1\n465\n423\n780\n187\n214\n890\n425\n488\n5 persons\n149\n352\n246\n196\n58\n318\n2\n210\n174\n385\n113\n174\n473\n197\n309\n5 persons or more\n83\n188\n135\n175\n71\n274\n-\n124\n99\n285\n271\n375\n284\n136\n337\nMedion, all occupied units\n2.5\n3.2\n3.3\n2.9\n2.0\n3.0\n2.1\n3.0\n3.0\n3.4\n3.0\n3.1\n3.2\n3.2\n3.0\nMedian, owner occupied units\n2.6\n3.4\n3.3\n2.9\n2.0\n3.0\n2.0\n3.1\n3.1\n3.4\n2.9\n2.8\n3.4\n3.3\n3.0\nMedian, renter occupied units\n2.4\n2.2\n3.2\n3.1\n2.0\n3.0\n2.1\n2.7\n2.9\n3.5\n3.4\n3.7\n2.5\n2.8\n3.2\nUnits with roomers, boarders, or lodgers\n10\n26\n10\n23\n57\n29\n-\n23\n17\n24\n17\n32\n67\n15\n28\nPERSONS PER ROOM\n1.00 or less\n1 746\n2 668\nI 865\n1 596\n990\n2 485\n44\n2 011\n1 639\n2 841\n1 055\n1 293\n3 581\n1 680\n2 390\n1.01 to 1.50\n26\n42\n99\n136\n77\n231\n-\n94\n94\n179\n185\n271\n223\n94\n260\n1.51 or more\n2\n3\n19\n51\n38\n84\n-\n13\n11\n28\n106\n135\n33\n22\n84\nUnits with all plumbing facilities - 1.01 or more\n28\n44\n113\n173\n114\n279\n-\n106\n104\n199\n238\n279\n245\n109\n230\nVALUE\nSpecified owner occupied waits'\n1 326\n2 198\n1 500\n1 222\n311\n1 905\n1 433\n1 298\n2 505\n845\n873\n2 565\n1 200\n1 478\nLess than $5,000\n5\n1\n34\n43\n35\n105\n17\n27\n26\n171\n242\n34\n16\n226\n$5,000 to $7,499\n4\n7\n66\n106\n63\n145\n61\n67\n69\n178\n160\n62\n10\n222\n$7,500 to $9,999\n30\n32\n144\n194\n63\n431\n159\n143\n127\n175\n179\n144\n31\n178\n$10,000 to $14,999\n266\n132\n348\n425\n80\n891\n583\n503\n558\n198\n167\n824\n227\n302\n$15,000 to $19,999\n323\n356\n543\n288\n29\n264\n455\n455\n750\n72\n77\n888\n513\n193\n$20,000 to $24,999\n208\n413\n263\n96\n21\n44\n111\n79\n467\n35\n23\n389\n264\n94\n$25,000 to $34,999\n162\n753\n87\n61\n16\n17\n42\n18\n402\n13\n14\n183\n115\n109\n$35,000 to $49,999\n131\n358\n10\n8\n4\n7\n3\n5\n75\n1\n4\n30\n15\n52\n$50,000 or more\n197\n146\n5\n1\n-\n1\n2\n1\n31\n2\n7\n11\n9\n102\nMedian\n$20\n8CO\n$27\n100\n$16 500\n$13 100\n$9 800\n$11 200\n$14 200\n$14\n100\n$17 900\n$8 600\n$8 000\n$16 100\n$17 800\n$11 600\nCONTRACT RENT\nSpecified reater occupied enits?\n387\n478\n402\n410\n735\n761\n36\n634\n417\n421\n370\n701\n892\n296\n442\nLess than $30\n4\n6\n10\n8\n23\n37\n-\n6\n4\n7\n71\n270\n10\n15\n76\n$30 to $39\n1\n4\n10\n22\n81\n37\n-\n16\n13\n9\n29\n142\n21\n8\n31\n$40 to $59\n16\n13\n70\n68\n350\n193\n-\n89\n97\n47\n118\n142\n60\n10\n110\n100 to $79\n35\n25\n109\n125\n223\n307\n2\n148\n163\n136\ns\n79\n90\n54\n82\n$80 to $99\n76\n24\n46\n88\n39\n108\n4\n146\n54\n76\n20\n18\n123\n46\n23\n$100 to $149\n161\n200\n100\n59\n2\n39\n29\n198\n63\n64\n11\n5\n486\n130\n23\n$150 to $199\n58\n150\n30\n3\n-\n2\n-\n18\n4\n29\nI\n-\n48\n13\n5\n$200 to $249\n9\n28\n2\n-\n-\n1\n11\n-\n-\n4\n-\n2\n-\n-\n-\n$250 or more\n2\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNo cash rent\n25\n22\n25\n37\n17\n38\n1\n13\n18\n4)\n41\n45\n50\n20\n90\nMedian\n$114\n$142\n$77\n$74\n$56\n$66\n$131\n$86\n$70\n$79\n$51\n$34\n$109\n$101\n$54\n'Limited to one-family homes on less than 10 acres and no business on property.\nExcludes one-fomily homes on 10 acres or more.\nReference Copy #99\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA H-7\nTable H-2. Structural, Equipment, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970\n(Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nPulaski County\nLittle Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTotal\nLittle\nNorth Little\nSaline\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nSMSA\nTotal\nRock\nRock\nBalance\nCounty\n0001\n0002\n0003\n0004\n0005\n0006\n0007\nAll year-round housing units\n109 677\n98 153\n48 541\n20 819\n28 793\n11 524\n733\n1 548\n1 989\n787\n1 650\n1 850\n1 252\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE\n1 (includes mobile home or trailer)\n89 203\n78 171\n34 907\n16 807\n26 457\n11 032\n58\n1 233\n678\n569\n1 256\n486\n548\n2\n7 365\n7 035\n4 041\n1 758\n1 236\n330\n31\n99\n340\n133\n173\n370\n233\n3 and 4\n4 240\n4 168\n2 959\n881\n328\n72\n119\n141\n345\n36\n117\n423\n128\n5 to 49\n6 633\n6 543\n4 878\n969\n696\n90\n437\n75\n299\n39\n36\n571\n139\n50 or more\n2 236\n2 236\n1 756\n404\n76\n-\n88\n-\n327\n10\n68\n-\n204\nYEAR STRUCTURE BUILT\n1969 to March 1970\n4 496\n3 957\nI 412\n557\n1 988\n539\n6\n27\n-\n14\n12\n26\n10\n1965 to 1968\n16 257\n14 470\n511\n2 806\n6 153\n1 787\n7\n42\n328\n31\n5\n29\n133\n1960 to 1964\n17 333\n15 659\n6 485\n3 040\n6 134\n1 674\n34\n115\n5\n21\n42\n16\n134\n1950 to 1959\n25 369\n22 579\n10 468\n5 716\n6 395\n2 790\n7\n199\n70\n76\n89\n104\n81\n1940 to 1949\n19 737\n17 621\n8 757\n4 237\n4 627\n2 116\n83\n512\n464\n241\n614\n440\n322\n1939 or earlier\n26 485\n23 867\n15 9C8\n4 463\n3 496\n2 618\n596\n653\nI 122\n404\n888\n1 235\n572\nHEATING EQUIPMENT\nSteam or hot water\n716\n716\n495\n188\n33\n-\n-\n20\n-\n-\n-\n30\n-\nWorm air furnace\n47 732\n44 329\n21 284\n9 171\n13 874\n3 403\n152\n137\n468\n115\n204\n242\n322\nBuilt-in electric units\n1 264\nI 104\n368\n159\n577\n160\n7\n28\n18\n4\n6\n35\n11\nFloor, wall, or pipeless furnace\n25 225\n22 727\n13 010\n5 950\n3 767\n2 498\n126\n146\n384\n223\n272\n391\n132\nOther means or not heated\n34 740\n29 277\n13 384\n5 351\n10 542\n5 463\n448\n1 217\n1 119\n445\n1 168\n1 152\n787\nBASEMENT\nAll units with basement\n13 178\n12 380\n8 451\n2 540\n1 389\n798\n211\n108\n278\n58\n196\n577\n307\nOne-family houses with basement\n9 417\n8 671\n5 413\n2 022\n1 236\n746\n8\n98\n82\n28\n143\n135\n85\nSELECTED EQUIPMENT\nWith more than 1 bathroom\n32 142\n29 734\n16 895\n5 966\n6 873\n2 408\n55\n114\n251\n83\n170\n240\n169\nWith public water supply\n98 400\n91 226\n48 416\n20 793\n22 017\n7 174\n730\n1 542\nI 989\n795\n1 642\n1 850\n1 244\nWith public sewer\n86 052\n80 798\n47 770\n20 540\n12 488\n5 254\n730\n1 517\nI 989\n795\n1 642\nI 850\n1 234\nWith air conditioning\n72 443\n66 245\n34 325\n14 125\n17 795\n6 198\n286\n413\n1 045\n350\n499\n912\n545\nRoom unit(s)\n39 615\n35 371\n18 024\n8 491\n8 856\n4 244\n178\n333\n662\n320\n455\n801\n266\nCentral system\n32 828\n30 874\n16 301\n5 634\n8 939\n1 954\n108\n80\n383\n30\n44\n111\n279\nAll occupied housing units\n102 882\n92 013\n45 294\n19 771\n26 948\n10 869\n626\n1 420\n1 778\n736\n1 524\n1 566\n1 148\nYEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n1968 to March 1970\n38 332\n34 592\n16 695\n6 808\n11 089\n3 740\n304\n470\n727\n330\n424\n681\n494\n1965 to 1967\n19 955\n17 968\n8 564\n3 953\n5 451\n1 987\n57\n336\n408\n171\n238\n318\n153\n1960 to 1964\n17 940\n16 110\n8 016\n3 641\n4 453\n1 830\n109\n198\n188\n75\n306\n194\n125\n1950 to 1959\n15 142\n13 168\n6 671\n3 167\n3 330\n1 974\n48\n144\n157\n46\n304\n175\n144\n1949 or earlier\n11 513\n10 175\n5 348\n2 202\n2 625\n1 338\n108\n272\n298\n114\n252\n198\n232\nAUTOMOBILES AVAILABLE\n1\n46 650\n40 569\n19 318\n8 697\n12 554\n6 081\n218\n481\n898\n352\n785\n835\n453\n2\n34 926\n32 004\n15 319\n6 504\n10 181\n2 922\n51\n209\n218\n177\n163\n162\n189\n3 or more\n5 424\n5 077\n2 338\n1 115\n1 624\n347\n-\n61\n33\n-\n19\n43\n24\nNone\n15 882\n14 363\n8 319\n3 455\n2 589\n1 519\n357\n669\n629\n207\n557\n526\n482\nGROSS RENT\nSpecified renter occupied waits'\n35 498\n33 149\n17 883\n7 318\n7 948\n2 349\n583\n677\n1 354\n419\n640\n1 136\n725\nLess than $40\nI 820\n1 669\n718\n618\n333\n151\n51\n52\n20\n5\n74\n7\n20\n$40 to $59\n4 204\n3 763\n1 929\nI 257\n577\n441\n116\n151\n204\n71\n185\n145\n87\n$60 to $79\n7 229\n6 513\n3 439\n2 044\n1 030\n716\n173\n202\n375\n95\n153\n332\n256\n$80 to $99\n6 854\n6 393\n3 766\n) 284\n1 343\n461\n73\n180\n298\n135\n161\n351\n197\n$100 to $149\n8 661\n8 388\n4 935\n1 388\n2 065\n273\n104\n76\n267\n70\n58\n198\n111\n$150 to $199\n2 657\n2 632\n1 822\n378\n432\n25\n24\n-\n73\n31\n-\n63\n7\n$200 to $249\n585\n585\n442\n95\n48\n-\n6\n-\n66\n-\n-\n5\n-\n$250 or more\n215\n215\n195\n6\n14\n-\n25\n-\n21\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNo cash rent\n3 273\n2 991\n637\n248\n2 106\n282\n11\n16\n30\n12\n9\n35\n47\nMedian\n$87\n$89\n$92\n$76\n$94\n$73\n$71\n$71\n$83\n$84\n$66\n$83\n$78\nGROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME\nBY INCOME\nSpecified renter occupied units'\n35 498\n33 149\n17 883\n7 318\n7 948\n2 349\n583\n677\n1 354\n419\n640\n1 136\n725\nLess than $5,000\n16 980\n15 906\n8 887\n3 874\n3 145\n1 074\n357\n454\n760\n246\n476\n693\n434\nLess than 20 percent\n1 719\n1 490\n715\n441\n334\n229\n55\n36\n83\n14\n74\n30\n20\n20 to 24 percent\n2 103\n2 011\n1 022\n642\n347\n92\n62\n57\n130\n48\n55\n67\n46\n25 to 34 percent\n3 573\n3 333\n889\n819\n625\n240\n45\n75\n145\n80\n103\n150\n123\n35 percent or more\n7 359\n7 011\n4 444\n1 554\n1 013\n348\n177\n246\n365\n93\n225\n359\n210\nNot computed\n2 226\n2 061\n817\n418\n826\n165\n18\n40\n37\n11\n19\n87\n35\nMedian\n34.9\n35.0+\n35.0+ +\n32.9\n32.7\n30.6\n35.0 +\n35.0+\n35.0\n31.9\n34.7\n35.0+\n35.0 +\n$5,000 to $9,999\n12 884\n11 921\n6 029\n2 432\n3 460\n963\n182\n178\n446\n151\n147\n325\n224\nLess than 20 percent\n7 866\n7 075\n3 740\n1 879\n1 456\n791\n117\n163\n288\n119\n122\n232\n185\n20 to 24 percent\n2 110\n2 034\n1 166\n281\n587\n76\n21\n5\n72\n10\n27\n70\n32\n25 to 34 percent\n1 359\n1 348\n794\n198\n356\n11\n27\n6\n52\n16\n-\n12\n-\n35 percent or more\n227\n227\n158\n21\n48\n-\n10\n-\n18\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n1 322\n1 237\n171\n53\n1 013\n85\n7\n4\n16\n6\n-\n11\n7\nMedian\n17.1\n17.4\n17.9\n15.3\n18.3\n13.7\n14.4\n14.9\n17.0\n16.5\n14.6\n15.1\n15.0\n$10,000 to $14,999\n4 110\n3 853\n2 074\n823\n956\n257\n20\n27\n84\n14\n15\n95\n57\n25 percent or more\n74\n74\n63\n11\n-\n-\n7\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n430\n376\n67\n42\n267\n54\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n5\nMedian\n12.6\n12.8\n13.3\n12.2\n12.0\n10.1\n10.2\n13.9\n10.0\n100\n$15,000 or more\nI 524\nI 469\n893\n189\n387\n55\n24\n18\n64\n8\n-\n22\n10\n25 percent or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n188\n163\n65\n4\n114\n5\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMedian\n10.0-\n10.0-\n10.0-\n10.6\n10.0-\n10.0-\n11.8\n-\n'Excludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more.\nReference Copy #100\nH-8 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable H-2. Structural, Equipment, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n(Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nLittle Rock-Con.\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0008\n0009\n0010\n0011\n0012\n0013\n0014\n0015\n0016\n0017\n0018\n0019\n0020.01\n0020.02\n0021.01\nAN year-round housing units\n369\n880\n1 876\n1 968\n962\n1 994\n1 829\n3 873\n2 459\n52\n2 366\n2 028\n1 965\n1 853\n3 213\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE\n1 (includes mobile home or trailer)\n201\n182\n1 034\n1 366\n803\n1 500\n1 224\n2 541\nI 839\n20\n857\nI 884\n1 854\n1 357\n2 642\n2\n94\n112\n439\n427\n91\n325\n252\n351\n20\n-\n163\n62\n-\n17\n72\n3 and 4\n14\n117\n202\n118\n47\n114\n145\n305\n25\n-\n172\n32\n-\n14\n45\n5 49\n60\n417\n195\n57\n13\n55\n208\n591\n298\n32\n133\n50\n10\n460\n138\n50 or more\n-\n52\n6\n-\n8\n-\n-\n85\n277\n-\n41\n-\n101\n5\n316\nYEAR STRUCTURE BUILT\n1969 to March 1970\n-\n-\n19\n16\n9\n-\n\"\n129\n-\n5\n6\n18\n67\n164\n76\n1965 to 1968\n23\n5\n21\n22\n10\n13\n86\n164\n328\n-\n75\n44\n447\n742\n593\n1960 to 1964\n27\n-\n24\n108\n29\n20\n75\n296\n193\n32\n71\n116\n553\n423\n746\n1950 to 1959\n121\n172\n152\n483\n212\n168\n129\n427\n344\n15\n017\n460\n798\n447\n778\n1940 to 1949\n85\n104\n402\n546\n382\n255\n257\n718\n727\n-\n695\n881\n59\n77\n10\n1939 or earlier\n113\n599\n1 258\n793\n320\n1 538\n1 271\n2 139\n867\n-\n502\n509\n41\n-\n10\nHEATING EQUIPMENT\nSteam or hot water\n-\n47\n13\n-\n66\n-\n-\n37\n34\n-\n6\n81\n10\n-\n131\nWorm air furnace\n61\n178\n171\n182\n19\n86\n259\n313\n1 526\n47\n567\n367\n1 724\n1 644\n3 052\nBuilt-in electric units\n22\n-\n40\n12\n13\n9\n-\n56\n23\n-\n-\n11\n10\n7\n-\nFloor, wall, or pipeless furnace\n51\n62\n671\n677\n609\n1 049\n1 044\n1 897\n688\n-\nI 378\n1 246\n130\n172\n15\nOther means or not heated\n235\n593\n981\n1 097\n255\n850\n526\n570\n188\n5\n415\n323\n91\n30\n15\nBASEMENT\nAll units with basement\n60\n222\n253\n526\n75\n326\n509\n1 176\n733\n32\n233\n152\n98\n38\n712\nOne-family houses with basement\n26\n25\n120\n362\n67\n235\n287\n737\n453\n-\n193\n147\n98\n27\n557\n.\nSELECTED EQUIPMENT\nWith more than 1 bathroom\n76\n100\n230\n374\n36\n191\n282\n1 302\nI 335\n13\n555\n316\n211\n472\n2 780\nWith public water supply\n364\n883\n1 869\n1 939\n958\n1 994\n1 829\n3 862\n2 459\n46\n2 372\n2 028\n965\n1 841\n3 213\nWith public sewer\n347\n883\n1 869\n1 930\n958\n1 994\n1 822\n3 862\n2 459\n39\n2 372\n2 023\n934\n1 828\n3 194\nWith air conditioning\n133\n426\n842\n823\n575\n1 026\n1 371\n3 327\n2 324\n46\nI 684\n451\n1 806\n1 690\n3 201\nRoom unit(s)\n94\n310\n745\n746\n568\n968\n1 150\n2 216\n955\n7\n1 295\nI 214\n905\n671\n157\nCentral system\n39\n116\n97\n77\n7\n58\n221\n1 111\nI 369\n39\n389\n237\n901\nI 019\n3 044\nAll occupied housing units\n330\n715\n739\n1 830\n854\n1 865\n1 735\n3 694\n2 356\n46\n274\n1 944\n1 875\n1 760\n3 117\nYEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n1968 to March 1970\n93\n352\n709\n640\n276\n601\n656\n1 364\n641\n33\n615\n715\n635\n915\n959\n1965 to 1967\n93\n68\n278\n312\n123\n261\n206\n532\n414\n7\n395\n270\n455\n422\n763\n1960 to 1964\n57\n119\n190\n484\n106\n273\n217\n553\n403\n-\n403\n310\n431\n281\n1 047\n1950 to 1959\n50\n68\n230\n211\n79\n376\n229\n558\n461\n6\n536\n345\n313\n116\n327\n1949 or earlier\n37\n108\n332\n183\n270\n354\n427\n687\n437\n-\n325\n304\n41\n26\n21\nAUTOMOBILES AVAILABLE\nI\n127\n313\n856\n981\n429\n949\n987\n1 986\n1 114\n46\n929\n938\n691\n769\n908\n2\n52\n54\n248\n288\n187\n349\n419\n1 133\n949\n-\n595\n620\nI 010\n877\nI 785\n3 or more\n-\n13\n32\n24\n17\n36\n53\n154\n196\n-\n89\n70\n91\n82\n363\nNone\n151\n335\n603\n537\n221\n531\n276\n421\n97\n-\n661\n316\n83\n32\n61\nGROSS RENT\nSpecified rester occupied walts'\n201\n607\n068\n670\n346\n757\n807\n1 724\n778\n52\n821\n633\n312\n593\n667\nLess than $40\n21\n22\n5\n87\n-\n-\n11\n6\n5\n-\n230\n5\n-\n-\n5\n$40 to $59\n36\n101\n145\n61\n58\n127\n76\n42\n11\n-\n134\n42\n6\n4\n-\n$60 to $79\n81\n169\n375\n120\n87\n210\n145\n151\n27\n-\n85\n117\n33\n28\n-\n$80 to $99\n26\n175\n331\n191\n96\n224\n227\n326\n26\n37\n106\n152\n35\n106\n26\n$100 to $149\n18\n109\n168\n189\n83\n145\n279\n925\n264\n-\n202\n263\n97\n376\n186\n$150 to $199\n-\n5\n6\n8\n-\n4\n46\n128\n264\n-\n28\n34\n130\n58\n277\n$200 to $249\n-\n-\n-\n8\n-\n-\n11\n119\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n9\n124\n$250 or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n50\n40\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n35\nNo cash rent\n19\n26\n38\n14\n14\n47\n23\n85\n22\n15\n30\n20\n11\n12\n14\nMedion\n$70\n$80\n$80\n$84\n$84\n$82\n$93\n$114\n$159\n$95\n$68\n$99\n$141\n$113\n$170\nGROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME\nBY INCOME\nSpecified reater occupied units'\n201\n607\n1 068\n670\n346\n757\n807\n1 724\n778\n52\n$21\n633\n312\n593\n667\nLess than $5,000\n149\n435\n624\n420\n180\n419\n348\n575\n260\n27\n541\n278\n76\n172\n144\nLess than 20 percent\n15\n53\n45\n29\n20\n46\n29\n20\n-\n1\n64\n19\n-\n-\n-\n20 to 24 percent\n-\n70\n105\n36\n37\n40\n44\n37\n11\n-\n72\n26\n5\n12\n-\n25 to 34 percent\n22\n105\n127\n103\n33\n98\n104\n140\n10\n5\n155\n80\n5\n65\n10\n35 percent or more\n102\n163\n303\n212\n43\n174\n148\n326\n207\n17\n182\n129\n57\n85\n130\nNot computed\n10\n44\n44\n40\n47\n61\n23\n52\n32\n5\n68\n24\n9\n10\n4\nMedian\n35.0+\n31.9\n35.0+\n35.0+\n27.9\n34.5\n33.6\n35.0+\n35.0+\n31.5\n35.0 +\n35.0 +\n35.0+\n35.0+\n$5,000 to $9,999\n40\n134\n341\n212\n145\n267\n298\n725\n248\n15\n229\n287\n118\n263\n226\nLess than 20 percent\n33\n96\n247\n172\n114\n236\n163\n381\n50\n5\n140\n193\n61\n146\n48\n20 to 24 percent\n-\n27\n61\n23\n20\n31\n94\n161\n62\n10\n48\n58\n17\n80\n66\n25 to 34 percent\n-\n11\n11\n12\n6\n-\n29\n161\n85\n-\n10\n25\n40\n37\n82\n35 percent or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n6\n5\n51\n-\n12\n5\n-\n1\n25\nNot computed\n7\n-\n22\n5\n6\n-\n6\n17\n-\n-\n19\n6\n-\n-\n5\nMedian\n11.3\n16.1\n15.5\n17.3\n16.2\n13.8\n19.0\n19.5\n26.4\n17.5\n17.5\n19.8\n19.3\n24.7\n-\n$10,000 to $14,997\n6\n24\n89\n29\n14\n61\n113\n258\n153\n-\n40\n63\n107\n125\n200\n25 percent or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n25\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n15\nNot computed\n6\n5\n5\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n11\n-\n5\nMedian\n-\n11.0\n13.2\n10.3\n11.3\n12.4\n15.5\n-\n13.6\n12.2\n15.4\n13.3\n17.8\n$15,000 or more\n6\n14\n15\n9\n6\n10\n48\n166\n117\n10\n11\n5\n11\n33\n97\n25 percent or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n6\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\nI\n21\n6\n10\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\nMedian\n-\n10.0\n10.0-\n10.6\n-\n10.0\n12.5\nReference Copy #101\"\nor more.\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA H-9\nTable H-2. Structural, Equipment, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n[Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nLittle Rock Con.\nNorth Little Rock\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0021.02\n0022.01\nTract\n0022.02\n0024.01\nTract\n0024.02\nTract\n0040.01\nTract\n0041.01\n0041.02\nTract\n0042\n0025\n0026\n0027\n0028\n0029\n0030\nAll year-round housing units\n1 537\n1 836\n2 773\n1 899\n1 410\n602\n561\n254\n173\n1 270\n558\n2 552\n1 581\n821\n3 379\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE\n1 (includes mobile home or trailer)\n1 251\n1 575\n2 499\n1 847\n1 405\n255\n2\n521\n249\n173\n751\n201\n5\n101\n450\n62\n1 024\n46\n630\n2 221\n-\n3 and 4\n18\n-\n5\n-\n239\n210\n5\n5\n55\n55\n141\n-\n-\n290\n557\n-\n5 to 49\n-\n-\n-\n95\n281\n101\n155\n4\n39\n120\n6\n5\n50\n39\n253\n50 or more\n40\n-\n-\n185\n46\n28\n168\n293\n-\n-\n167\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n15\n89\n-\n181\nYEAR STRUCTURE BUILT\n1969 to March 1970\n61\n59\n410\n91\n10\n-\n-\n1965 to 1968\n119\n47\n23\n-\n175\n276\nI 017\n64\n540\n26\n111\n5\n10\n5\n1960 to 1964\n80\n45\n109\n12\n388\n22\n162\n324\n704\n579\n597\n64\n162\n91\n301\n1950 to 1959\n218\n72\n11\n105\n879\n22\n826\n392\n438\n460\n146\n785\n32\n233\n1940 to 1949\n468\n255\n8\n-\n178\n18\n357\n98\n157\n1 228\n143\n336\n185\n140\n15\n395\n1939 or earlier\n8\n-\n-\n189\n16\n538\n156\n389\n47\n349\n68\n193\n157\n18\n960\n-\n10\n6\n763\n878\n155\n145\n387\n1 485\nHEATING EQUIPMENT\nSteam or hot water\n-\n5\n-\n-\n15\nWarm air furnace\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI 488\n1 197\n27\n99\n2 504\n-\n1 326\n-\n557\n487\n6\nBuilt-in electric units\n516\n212\n161\n135\n5\n167\n16\n744\n579\n9\n14\n220\n4\n772\n8\nFloor, wall, or pipeless furnace\n-\n-\n-\n10\n64\n4\n560\n178\n15\n326\n10\n501\n-\nOther means or not heated\n43\n19\n12\n4\n6\n316\n354\n34\n58\n1 211\n82\n99\n233\n286\n333\n64\n331\n26\n38\n6\n755\n006\n483\n893\n315\n258\nBASEMENT\nAll units with basement\n228\n480\n361\n204\n187\nOne-family houses with basement\n28\n6\n-\n77\n63\n222\n59\n443\n126\n342\n38\n204\n75\n187\n19\n455\n6\n-\n77\n17\n49\n121\n23\n64\n189\nSELECTED EQUIPMENT\nwith more than 1 bathroom\n790\n122\n2 209\n066\n420\n50\nwith public water supply\n478\n236\n169\n79\n147\n1 537\n1 836\n388\n2 764\n109\n99\n865\n1 402\n459\nwith public sewer\n606\n568\n248\n176\n1 537\n1 282\n1 544\nI 798\n2 717\n2 558\n1 581\n712\n809\n1 180\n569\n3 375\nwith air conditioning\n562\n248\n176\n1 276\n1 525\n1 483\n1 717\n2 445\n2 654\n1 574\n1 588\nI 007\n809\n132\n3 360\nRoom unit(s)\n508\n243\n176\n777\n402\n429\n824\n1 818\n350\n340\n569\n543\n663\n111\n809\nCentral system\n77\n5\n7\n723\n1 123\n316\n893\n1 545\n2 304\n1 019\n310\n461\n344\n21\n421\n431\n238\n169\n54\n113\n273\n30\n82\n388\nAll occupied housing units\n1 466\n1 773\n2 599\n1 776\n1 352\n481\n547\n212\n156\n1 126\n413\n2 483\n1 505\n787\n3 179\nYEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n1968 to March 1970\n586\n618\n) 166\n791\n396\n1965 to 1967\n125\n186\n92\n101\n505\n255\n525\n313\n671\n720\n540\n462\n224\n185\n1 105\n1960 to 1964\n124\n124\n15\n47\n198\n212\n255\n519\n335\n355\n457\n355\n149\n712\n1950 to 1959\n209\n108\n127\n93\n8\n104\n361\n142\n382\n214\n642\n276\n131\n149\n440\n437\n1949 or earlier\n110\n110\n-\n-\n123\n9\n215\n125\n511\n42\n188\n37\n83\n144\n14\n318\n-\n12\n-\n196\n319\n140\n146\n160\n607\nAUTOMOBILES AVAILABLE\n1\n605\n591\n637\n551\n557\n2\n124\n159\n34\n15\n669\n714\n614\n974\n1 175\nI 693\n475\n973\n479\n569\n526\n1 or more\n80\n308\n178\n95\n131\n115\n226\n145\n946\n228\n108\n185\n127\n90\n19\n698\n73\n-\nlone\n46\n23\n17\n137\n32\n63\n35\n41\n7\n67\n127\n99\n258\n7\n-\n-\n303\n556\n225\n887\n211\n828\nGROSS RENT\nSpecified renter occupied units'\n432\n389\n455\n349\n308\n273\ness than $40\n103\n-\n742\n827\n652\n844\n347\n687\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n86\n.40 to $59\n6\n-\n39\n68\n6\n-\n237\n12\n7\n-\n16\n93\n259\n-\n60 to $79\n-\n-\n210\n8\n280\n47\n7\n26\n35\n301\n92\n33\nao to $99\n50\n279\n7\n-\n273\n14\n241\n212\n24\n31\n192\n149\n92\n96\n615\n26\n.100 to $149\n-\n-\n140\n178\n173\n124\n251\n61\n110\n104\n106\n77\n324\n.150 to $199\n18\n63\n...\n-\n41\n37\n232\n181\n83\n223\n12\n65\n36\n129\n6\n200 to $249\n-\n27\n-\n6\n-\n26\n5\n6\n-\n40\n22\n-\n11\n-\n-\n250 or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n18\n-\n-\n16\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10 cash rent\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10\n-\n12\n25\n19\n-\n-\n21\n-\n-\n-\nMedian\n-\n33\n23\n$164\n34\n$130\n$161\n41\n$119\n16\n$85\n$49\n54\n$133\n-\n$70\n$65\n$86\n$51\n$77\n$68\n;ROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME\nBY INCOME\nSpecified reater occupied units'\n432\n389\n455\n349\n308\n273\n153 than $5,000\n103\n-\n742\n827\n128\n112\n652\n126\n844\n347\n69\n131\n229\n1 687\nLess than 20 percent\n24\n-\n499\n544\n264\n4\n689\n-\n-\n5\n12\n172\n20 to 24 percent\n42\n945\n-\n-\n53\n85\n22\n-\n10\n112\n-\n22\n17\n30\n95\n-\n25 to 34 percent\n-\n-\n106\n110\n43\n-\n19\n5\n95\n26\n35 percent or more\n56\n21\n175\nI\n-\n-\n62\n105\n93\n81\n116\n63\n111\n47\n55\n75\n27\n12\n249\nNot computed\n-\n183\n19\n12\n237\n5\n104\n7\n16\n243\n26\n91\n12\n360\nMedian\n-\n95\n19\n35.0+\n35.0+\n35.0+\n32\n35.0+\n128\n34.0\n16\n30.3\n66\nI\n31.9\n32.3\n33.1\n31.6\n35.0+\n31.8\n5,000 to $9,999\n147\n181\n132\n172\n126\n28\n39\nLess than 20 percent\n-\n202\n249\n39\n94\n34\n278\n149\n104\n103\n136\n581\n20 to 24 percent\n28\n27\nI\n181\n219\n41\n48\n229\n42\n29\n132\n5\n116\n552\n25 to 34 percent\n-\n6\n-\n11\n57\n10\n33\n45\n32\n22\n12\n15\n35 percent or more\n9\n11\n-\n6\n-\n-\n10\n3\n11\n-\n11\n-\n5\n5\n7\n-\nNot computed\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n12\n-\n-\n9\n-\n-\nMedian\n-\n-\n-\n10\n24.2\n17\n19.6\n23.8\n6\n17.3\n5\n-\n16.0\n15.6\n11\n18.6\n-\n13.6\n13.4\n15.8\n12.2\n14.6\n13.5\n10,000 to $14,999\n118\n71\n127\n73\n42\n25 percent or more\n10\n35\n-\n36\n31\n97\n4\n6\n39\n13d\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n-\n-\n-\n-\n4\n-\n-\n15\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMedian\n-\n-\n-\n5\n-\n17.0\n5\n16.1\n16.1\n13.9\n6\n-\n-\n11.3\n12.9\n-\n10.0\n10.0\n11.5\n-\n10.0\n10.8\n15,000 or more\n39\n25\n70\n35\n25 percent or more\n9\n6\n5\n-\n5\n3\n13\n-\n-\n23\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMedian\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n11.4\n10.0\n-\n-\n11.3\n12.5\n-\n-\n4\n-\n-\n-\n'Excludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more.\nReference Copy #102\n10 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable H-2. Structural, Equipment, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n[Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nNorth Little Rock-Con.\nBalance of Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0033.01\n0033.02\n0037\n0038\n0002\n0005\n0009\n0019\n0020.01\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0023\nAll year-round housing units\n51\n2 183\n1 781\n2 191\n2 872\n568\n12\n131\n-\n5\n6\n48\n-\n115\n399\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE\n1 (includes mobile home or trailer)\n10\n1 872\n1 660\n1 826\n2 582\n568\n131\n-\n35\n-\n92\n399\n2\n19\n179\n105\n171\n27\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n23\n-\n3 and 4\n17\n76\n8\n101\n56\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n5 to 49\n5\n56\n8\n93\n88\n-\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n50 or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n119\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nYEAR STRUCTURE BUILT\n1969 to March 1970\n-\n106\n91\n58\n107\n72\n-\n-\n4\n-\n51\n-\n1965 to 1968\n31\n232\n252\n295\n405\n289\n-\n-\n15\n-\n25\n-\n1960 to 1964\n6\n472\n368\n386\n671\n207\n19\n-\n-\n-\n5\n29\n1950 to 1959\n-\n961\n535\n641\n1 197\n-\n48\n-\n5\n-\n22\n76\n1940 to 1949\n-\n318\n377\n555\n364\n-\n52\n-\n6\n-\n6\n229\n1939 or earlier\n14\n94\n158\n256\n128\n-\n12\n-\n18\n-\n6\n65\nHEATING EQUIPMENT\nSteam or hot water\n14\n5\n9\n20\n4\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWarm air furnace\n31\n270\n983\n1 359\n2 347\n564\n10\n-\n31\n-\n98\n183\nBuilt-in electric units\n-\n23\n-\n11\n20\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nFloor, wall, or pipeless furnace\n-\n687\n563\n645\n458\n-\n104\n-\n-\n-\n12\n206\nOther means or not heated\n6\n198\n226\n156\n43\n-\n17\n-\n17\n-\n5\n10\nBASEMENT\nAll units with basement\n18\n214\n141\n554\n717\n80\n28\n-\n-\n-\n20\n100\nOne-family houses with basement\n4\n198\n141\n453\n683\n80\n28\n-\n-\n-\n16\n100\nSELECTED EQUIPMENT\nWith more than 1 bathroom\n33\n567\n533\n915\n2 171\n466\n16\n-\n17\n-\n67\n171\nWith public water supply\n47\n2 176\n1 780\n2 191\n2 852\n588\n128\n-\n46\n-\n98\n379\nWith public sewer\n39\n2 156\n1 780\n2 178\n2 852\n588\n8\n-\n46\n-\n89\n379\nWith air conditioning\n41\n1 808\n1 292\n1 888\n2 807\n563\n65\n-\n31\n-\n104\n347\nRoom unit(s)\n8\n1 108\n771\n953\n811\n54\n51\n-\n20\n-\n15\n229\nCentrol system\n33\n700\n521\n935\n1 996\n509\n14\n-\n11\n-\n89\n118\nAll occupied housing units\n41\n2 082\n1 720\n2 113\n2 767\n545\n128\n-\n41\n-\n95\n379\nYEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n1968 to March 1970\n33\n700\n613\n713\n946\n272\n51\n-\n6\n-\n57\n101\n1965 to 1967\n-\n336\n362\n413\n508\n189\n-\n-\n21\n-\n13\n40\n1960 to 1964\n8\n440\n371\n393\n595\n84\n-\n-\n7\n-\n9\n72\n1950 to 1959\n-\n492\n244\n341\n581\n-\n55\n-\n7\n-\n8\n126\n1949 or earlier\n-\n114\n130\n253\n137\n-\n22\n-\n-\n-\n8\n40\nAUTOMOBILES AVAILABLE\nI\n21\nI 080\n688\n958\n940\n72\n57\n-\n13\n-\n35\n185\n2\n20\n748\n780\n893\n1 470\n394\n63\n-\n28\n-\n52\n158\n3 or more\n-\n101\n116\n131\n332\n79\n8\n-\n-\n-\n-\n29\nNone\n-\n153\n136\n131\n25\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n8\n7\nGROSS RENT\nSpecified renter occupied units'\n31\n618\n413\n620\n485\n47\n57\n-\n-\n30\n69\nLess than $40\n-\n5\n3\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$40 to $59\n-\n38\n38\n25\n6\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$60 to $79\n-\n107\n132\n86\n32\n-\n23\n-\n-\n5\n-\n$80 to $99\n-\n82\n83\n92\n45\n-\n23\n-\n-\n-\n25\n$100 to $149\n21\n269\n121\n358\n168\n15\n5\n-\n-\n-\n20\n$150 to $199\n10\n99\n17\n54\n148\n28\n-\n-\n-\n19\n19\n$200 to $249\n-\n5\n4\n1\n70\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$250 or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNo cash rent\n-\n13\n15\n5\n10\n4\n-\n-\n-\n6\n5\nMedian\n$142\n$111\n$87\n$112\n$146\n$162\n$80\n-\n-\n$113\nGROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME\nBY INCOME\nSpecified renter occupied units'\n31\n618\n413\n620\n485\n47\n57\n-\n-\n30\n69\nLess than $5,000\n-\n192\n186\n227\n135\n16\n30\n-\n-\n-\n22\nLess than 20 percent\n23\n13\n10\n6\n-\n7\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n20 to 24 percent\n-\n26\n27\n33\n6\n-\n10\n-\n-\n-\n-\n25 to 34 percent\n-\n70\n46\n76\n22\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n--\n35 percent or more\n-\n56\n83\n98\n83\n16\n7\n-\n-\n-\n17\nNot computed\n-\n17\n17\n10\n18\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\nMedian\n-\n30.5\n34.7\n33.6\n35.0 +\n24.0\n-\n-\n-\n$5,000 to $9,999\n16\n260\n156\n269\n122\n14\n22\n-\n-\n26\n21\nLess than 20 percent\n11\n145\n120\n126\n48\n-\n22\n-\nI\n5\n9\n20 to 24 percent\n-\n52\n27\n68\n33\n10\n-\n-\n-\n9\n8\n25 to 34 percent\n5\n52\n9\n70\n36\n-\n1\n-\n-\n-\n4\n35 percent or more\n-\n11\n-\n5\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\nNot computed\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n4\nI\n-\n-\n6\n-\nMedian\n19.0\n16.3\n20.6\n22.0\n-\n-\n$10,000 to $14,999\n10\n155\n66\n92\n141\n12\n5\n-\n-\n-\n9\n25 percent or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n11\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n-\n7\n4\n5\n10\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\nMedian\n13.8\n13.0\n12.6\n15.2\n-\n-\n-\n$15,000 or more\n5\n11\n5\n32\n87\n5\n-\n-\n-\n4\n17\n25 percent or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMedian\n11.2\n12.2\n-\n-\n-\n'Excludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more.\nReference Copy #103\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA H-11\nTable H-2. Structural, Equipment, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n[Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nBalance of Pulaski County Con.\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0024.01\n0024.02\nTract\n0025\n0027\nTract\n0031\n0032.01\nTract\n0032.02\n0034\nTract\n0035\n0036.01\n0036.02\n0037\n0038\n0039\n0040.01\nAll year-round housing units\n215\n517\n5\n332\n-\n38\n26\n1 474\n-\n2 045\n4 340\n2 623\n1 455\n648\n1 423\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE\n1 (includes mobile home or trailer)\n209\n499\n305\n-\n38\n26\n1 411\n2\n-\nI 772\n3 220\n2 596\n417\n6\n6\n27\n642\n1 394\n-\n-\n-\n3 and 4\n16\n-\n108\n852\n27\n13\n3\n24\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n47\n5 to 49\n-\n39\n172\n-\n12\n9\n3\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n50 or more\n-\n63\n96\n-\n16\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n63\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nYEAR STRUCTURE BUILT\n1969 to March 1970\n6\n71\n15\n-\n-\n11\n137\n1965 to 1968\n-\n158\n233\n234\n32\n111\n50\n80\n26\n15\n-\n11\n5\n1960 to 1964\n404\n-\n631\n587\n634\n109\n135\n180\n31\n54\n121\n-\n11\n-\n1950 to 1959\n321\n-\n552\n684\n580\n23\n106\n254\n117\n38\n120\n-\n-\n-\n1940 to 1949\n276\n-\n505\n1 823\n20\n20\n607\n401\n50\n68\n249\n-\n5\n10\n1939 or earlier\n133\n-\n130\n793\n354\n25\n74\n423\n154\n39\n527\n-\n11\n-\n203\n-\n69\n220\n214\n147\n308\n391\nHEATING EQUIPMENT\nSteam or hot water\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nWarm air furnace\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n97\n-\n290\n37\n3\n13\n-\n32\n10\n644\nBuilt-in electric units\n-\n1 661\n2 651\n1 720\n149\n10\n7\n87\n171\n-\n-\n-\n-\n107\nFloor, wall, or pipeless furnace\n-\n28\n118\n4\n40\n72\n10\n30\n-\n56\n-\n-\n-\nOther means or not heated\n106\n-\n208\n594\n641\n68\n148\n166\n265\n32\n6\n37\n-\n16\n617\n-\n148\n977\n258\n1 130\n526\n1 146\nBASEMENT\nAll units with basement\n34\n58\n6\n-\n-\n-\nOne-family houses with basement\n38\n-\n46\n65\n210\n34\n53\n69\n73\n99\n-\n-\n-\n-\n38\n-\n31\n65\n204\n69\n70\n94\nSELECTED EQUIPMENT\nWith more than I bathroom\n84\n158\n28\n-\n-\n-\nWith public water supply\n385\n-\n669\n694\n1 335\n170\n90\n437\n43\n305\n50\n-\n37\nWith public sewer\n26\n423\n-\n2 002\n4 221\n118\n2 595\n88\n1 295\n16\n6\n980\n-\n-\n-\nWith air conditioning\n179\n-\n1 694\n3 626\n1 316\n125\n333\n203\n-\n130\n127\n-\n22\n26\nRoom unit(s)\n855\n-\n1 718\n3 268\n2 129\n82\n174\n390\n167\n130\n271\n-\n7\n26\n519\nCentral system\n-\n805\n099\n790\n43\n159\n329\n149\n235\n-\n-\n15\n-\n336\n-\n913\n2 169\n339\n61\n18\n36\nAll occupied housing units\n174\n499\n273\n-\n37\n19\n392\n-\n2 009\n4 167\n2 466\n1 336\n596\n197\nYEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n1968 to March 1970\n38\n231\n117\n-\n22\n1965 to 1967\n557\n-\n1 125\n2 824\n869\n59\n69\n305\n175\n49\n278\n-\n-\n1960 to 1964\n342\n-\n402\n565\n605\n41\n206\n80\n119\n12\n248\n-\n-\n1950 to 1959\n161\n-\n315\n322\n461\n36\n72\n349\n123\n53\n225\n-\n-\n1949 or earlier\n126\n-\n113\n253\n394\n287\n-\n47\n32\n42\n250\n-\n15\n206\n-\n54\n203\n137\n189\n147\n196\nAUTOMOBILES AVAILABLE\nI\n40\n196\n142\n-\n21\n2\n595\n-\n1 032\n2 424\n104\n855\n227\n742\n277\n64\n519\n-\n16\n3 or more\n618\n-\n739\n1 429\n1 335\n23\n277\n65\n108\n18\n129\n-\n-\n87\nNone\n-\n145\n169\n197\n36\n7\n11\n-\n49\n36\n-\n-\n92\n-\n93\n145\n79\n281\n211\n513\nGROSS RENT\nSpecified renter occupied units'\n55\n97\n88\n-\n252\nLess than $40\n-\n692\n2 693\n378\n381\n241\n420\n1\n-\n-\n-\n$40 to $59\n-\n-\n7\n15\n-\n5\n26\n-\n14\n-\n106\n-\n$60 to $79\n24\n-\n-\n64\n11\n15\n25\n68\n25\n24\n152\n-\n$80 to $99\n48\n-\n33\n207\n84\n74\n-\n10\n17\n22\n69\n-\n$100 to $149\n78\n-\n177\n378\n86\n19\n134\n42\n27\n19\n38\n-\n$150 to $199\n70\n-\n306\n561\n100\n30\n18\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$200 to $249\n6\n-\n122\n65\n51\n11\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$250 or more\n-\n-\n8\n-\n16\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNo cash rent\n,\n-\n9\n5\n-\n20\n14\n-\n-\n13\n-\n-\nMedian\n26\nI\n30\n1 398\n$102\n26\n$104\n38\n150\n$79\n51\n-\n$94\n-\n$118\n$99\n$96\n$81\n$78\n$51\nGROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME\nBY INCOME\nSpecified renter occupied writs'\n55\n97\n88\n-\nLess than $5,000\n252\n-\n692\n2 693\n15\n378\n43\n381\n241\n420\n34\n-\nLess than 20 percent\n122\n-\n206\n865\n85\n222\n190\n307\n-\n-\n-\n-\n20 to 24 percent\n12\n-\n6\n37\n7\n11\n6\n7\n79\n-\n-\n-\n25 to 34 percent\n17\n-\n17\n75\n12\n36\n10\n54\n-\n13\n21\n-\n35 percent or more\n36\n-\n56\n213\n28\n10\n43\n19\n6\n69\n-\n-\nNot computed\n39\n-\n93\n325\n38\n15\n14\n83\n7\n10\n49\n-\nMedian\n18\n-\n34\n215\n-\n31.5\n49\n144\n31.4\n56\n-\n-\n31.4\n-\n35.0+\n35.0\n33.4\n34.2\n28.2\n24.3\n$5,000 to $9,999\n33\n15\n31\n-\nLess than 20 percent\n112\n-\n347\n1 334\n181\n15\n9\n149\n35\n18\n86\n-\n20 to 24 percent\n69\n-\n165\n264\n104\n13\n121\n6\n7\n23\n70\n-\n25 to 34 percent\n17\n-\n66\n148\n31\n5\n3\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n35 percent or more\n14\n-\n96\n77\n34\n9\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n-\n-\n6\n9\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\nMedian\n-\n12\n-\n14\n836\n19.2\n12\n14\n9\n17.5\n11\n-\n17.2\n-\n20.1\n19.3\n18.4\n14.1\n17.5\n10.6\n$10,000 10 $14,999\n7\n39\n16\n25 percent or more\n-\n18\n-\n107\n358\n55\n-\n16\n10\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMedian\n-\n-\n-\n239\n14\n12.1\n-\n-\n-\n-\n12.7\n12.2\n10.0\n-\n:\n$15,000 or more\n-\n-\n7\n-\n25 percent or more\n-\n-\n32\n136\n57\n10\n-\n17\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMedian\n-\n-\n-\n-\n108\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n13.0\n10.0-\n10.0\n-\n...\nReference Copy 104\nohi or more.\nH 12 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable H-2. Structural, Equipment, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n(Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols. see text]\nBalance of Puloski County -\nSaline County\nTotals for split tracts in Pulaski County\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0040.02\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\n0043\n0101\n0102\n0103\n0104\n0105\n0002\n0005\n0009\n0019\n0020.01\nAll year-round housing units\n3 352\n3 555\n1 666\n2 717\n1 658\n3 426\n2 225\n1 094\n2 036\n2 743\n1 679\n1 650\n885\n2 034\n2 013\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE\n1 (includes mobile home or trailer)\n3 311\n3 048\n1 624\n2 698\n1 580\n3 161\n2 059\n1 064\n2 022\n2 726\nI 364\n1 256\n187\n1 884\n1 889\n2\n36\n28\n7\n15\n45\n174\n104\n21\n14\n17\n99\n173\n112\n62\n-\n3 and 4\n-\n23\n-\n-\n23\n40\n32\n-\n-\n-\n141\n117\n117\n38\n6\n5 49\n5\n443\n35\n4\n10\n51\n30\n9\n-\n-\n75\n36\n417\n50\n17\n50 or more\n-\n13\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n68\n52\n-\n101\nYEAR STRUCTURE BUILT\n1969 to March 1970\n80\n503\n182\n121\n91\n89\n38\n70\n204\n138\n27\n12\n-\n18\n71\n1965 to 1968\n539\n1 320\n700\n512\n187\n378\n191\n224\n522\n472\n42\n5\n10\n4-1\n462\n1960 to 1964\n871\n1 078\n352\n538\n407\n504\n186\n144\n416\n424\n134\n42\n-\n116\n553\n1950 to 1959\n516\n298\n272\n557\n420\n996\n532\n389\n278\n595\n247\n89\n172\n466\n803\n1940 to 1949\n659\n146\n89\n443\n378\n769\n568\n175\n234\n370\n564\n614\n104\n881\n65\n1939 or earlier\n687\n210\n71\n546\n175\n690\n710\n92\n382\n744\n665\n888\n599\n509\n59\nHEATING EQUIPMENT\nSteam or hot water\n7\n10\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n20\n-\n47\n81\n10\nWarm air furnace\n744\n2 669\n1 373\n683\n534\n207\n335\n480\n805\n576\n147\n204\n178\n367\nI 755\nBuilt-in electric units\n84\n7\n16\n120\n10\n19\n9\n15\n47\n70\n28\n6\n-\n11\n10\nFloor, wall, or pipeless furnace\n393\n435\n144\n394\n153\n116\n529\n325\n241\n287\n250\n272\n62\n1 246\n130\nOther means or not heated\n2 124\n434\n133\n1 520\n961\n1 084\n1 352\n274\n943\n810\n1 234\n1 168\n598\n329\n108\nBASEMENT\nAll units with basement\n131\n164\n17\n14)\n84\n385\n91\n74\n102\n146\n136\n196\n222\n158\n98\nOne-family houses with basement\n131\n65\n17\n141\n80\n339\n91\n74\n102\n140\n126\n143\n25\n147\n98\nSELECTED EQUIPMENT\nWith more than 1 bathroom\n389\n1 220\n785\n427\n245\n029\n233\n377\n385\n384\n130\n170\n100\n316\n1 228\nWith public water supply\n1 884\n3 273\n1 621\n746\nI 324\n3 284\n2 119\n832\n568\n371\n1 670\n1 642\n891\n2 035\n2 011\nWith public sewer\n309\n2 454\n547\n67\n209\n2 920\nI 450\n393\n458\n33\n1 525\n1 642\n883\n2 030\n1 980\nWith air conditioning\n1 290\n2 848\n1 420\n1 367\n883\n2 223\n872\n681\n1 354\n1 068\n478\n499\n426\n1 451\n1 837\nRoom unit(s)\n972\n997\n551\n1 041\n629\nI 400\n731\n439\n875\n799\n384\n455\n310\n1 214\n925\nCentral system\n318\n851\n869\n326\n254\n823\n141\n242\n479\n269\n94\n44\n116\n237\n912\nAll occupied housing units\n3 067\n3 275\n1 639\n2 585\n1 561\n3 255\n2 066\n1 052\n1 959\n2 537\n548\n1 524\n715\n1 951\n1 916\nYEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n1968 to March 1970\n773\n1 549\n748\n809\n435\n117\n673\n354\n759\n837\n521\n424\n352\n722\n641\n1965 to 1967\n665\n821\n459\n479\n289\n537\n360\n217\n402\n471\n336\n238\n68\n270\n476\n1960 to 1964\n724\n583\n218\n399\n352\n510\n399\n168\n336\n417\n198\n306\n119\n310\n438\n1950 to 1959\n417\n195\n163\n443\n300\n667\n396\n237\n212\n462\n199\n304\n68\n345\n320\n1949 or earlier\n488\n127\n51\n455\n185\n424\n238\n76\n250\n350\n294\n252\n108\n304\n41\nAUTOMOBILES AVAILABLE\n1\n1 318\n1 436\n705\n1 205\n751\n515\n1 181\n580\n1 229\n576\n538\n785\n313\n938\n704\n2\n1 121\n1 466\n736\n873\n618\nI 158\n508\n355\n487\n414\n272\n163\n54\n627\n1 038\n3 or more\n147\n246\n129\n203\n86\n93\n45\n67\n49\n93\n69\n19\n13\n70\n91\nNone\n481\n127\n69\n304\n106\n489\n332\n50\n194\n454\n669\n557\n335\n316\n83\nGROSS RENT\nSpecified renter occupied units'\n664\n793\n312\n400\n286\n906\n739\n157\n224\n323\n734\n640\n607\n639\n324\nLess than $40\n60\n8\n14\n28\n63\n11\n77\n-\n10\n53\n52\n74\n22\n5\n-\n$40 to $59\n81\n27\n5\n64\n22\n142\n201\n12\n11\n75\n157\n185\n101\n42\n12\n$60 to $79\n149\n54\n29\n74\n86\n322\n214\n75\n51\n54\n225\n153\n169\n123\n39\n$80 to $99\n119\n95\n22\n73\n36\n203\n112\n57\n52\n37\n203\n161\n175\n152\n35\n$100 to $149\n97\n459\n189\n70\n45\n135\n56\n4\n52\n26\n81\n58\n109\n263\n97\n$150 to $199\n5\n83\n35\n16\n-\n10\n-\n-\n15\n-\n-\n-\n5\n34\n130\n$200 to $249\n4\n-\nI\n-\n14\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n$250 or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNo cash rent\n149\n67\n18\n75\n20\n83\n79\n9\n33\n78\n16\n9\n26\n20\n11\nMedian\n$72\n$114\n$113\n$79\n$72\n$77\n$64\n$78\n$93\n$59\n$72\n$66\n$80\n$99\n$138\nGROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME\nBY INCOME\nSpecified renter occupied writs'\n664\n793\n312\n400\n286\n906\n739\n157\n224\n323\n734\n640\n607\n639\n324\nLess than $5,000\n377\n245\n89\n195\n80\n406\n409\n46\n74\n139\n484\n476\n435\n284\n76\nLess than 20 percent\n81\n5\n3\n38\n35\n74\n92\n-\n10\n53\n43\n74\n53\n19\n-\n20 to 24 percent\n51\n-\n19\n28\n6\n43\n29\n11\n4\n5\n67\n55\n70\n32\n5\n25 to 34 percent\n36\n42\n10\n27\n6\n83\n109\n11\n10\n27\n81\n103\n105\n80\n5\n35 percent or more\n63\n172\n38\n38\n19\n138\n122\n19\n41\n28\n253\n225\n163\n129\n57\nNot computed\n146\n26\n19\n64\n14\n68\n57\n5\n9\n26\n40\n19\n44\n24\n9\nMedian\n23.4\n35.0+\n35.0 +\n24.9\n19.6\n31.3\n30.0\n33.6\n35.0+\n23.5\n35.0+\n34.7\n31.9\n34.9\n35.0 +\n$5,000 to $9,999\n229\n383\n140\n153\n151\n383\n232\n92\n102\n154\n200\n149\n134\n287\n130\nLess than 20 percent\n172\n91\n55\n100\n132\n327\n201\n87\n62\n114\n185\n122\n96\n193\n73\n20 to 24 percent\n22\n146\n53\n42\n6\n33\n6\n5\n20\n12\n5\n27\n27\n58\n17\n25 to 34 percent\n15\n82\n25\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n5\n-\n6\nI\n11\n25\n40\n35 percent or more\n-\n20\n-\n-\n7\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n-\nNot computed\n20\n44\n7\n11\n6\n17\n25\n-\n15\n28\n4\n-\n-\n6\n-\nMedian\n14.5\n22.7\n21.1\n16.3\n12.6\n14.3\n13.0\n13.7\n17.1\n12.1\n14.5\n14.6\n16.1\n17.5\n19.2\n$10,000 to $14,999\n37\n127\n61\n42\n44\n105\n65\n12\n28\n30\n32\n15\n24\n63\n107\n25 percent or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n4\n5\n-\n-\n-\n13\n4\n4\n9\n24\n-\n-\n5\n-\n11\nMedian\n12.0\n12.4\n13.0\n12.5\n10.0\n10.6\n10.0-\n11.4\n10.8\n12.2\n15.4\n$15,000 or more\n21\n38\n22\n10\n11\n12\n33\n-\n10\nI\n18\n-\n14\n5\n11\n25 percent or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nMedian\n10.0\n10.0\n-\n-\n-\nReference Copy #105\nor more.\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA H-13\nTable H-2. Structural, Equipment, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units: 1970-Continued\n(Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, medion, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nTotals for split tracts in Pulaski County. Con.\nCensus Tracts\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0022.01\n0022.02\n0024.01\n0024.02\n0025\n0027\n0031\n0032.01\n0032.02\n0037\n0038\n0040.01\n0041.01\n0041.02\n0042\nAll year-round housing units\n1 836\n2 888\n2 114\n1 927\n, 275\n2 884\n51\n2 221\n1 807\n3 191\n1 467\n025\n4 116\n1 920\n2 890\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE\n1 (includes mobile home or trailer)\nI 575\n2 591\n2 056\n1 904\n756\n755\n10\n1 910\nI 686\n3 164\n429\n649\n3 569\n1 873\n2 871\n2\n101\n85\n52\n6\n239\n82\n19\n179\n105\n27\n13\n42\n28\n12\n15\n3 and 4\n5\n5\n-\n-\n95\n4\n17\n76\n8\n-\n9\n290\n23\n-\n-\n5 to 49\n155\n39\n6\n17\n185\n28\n5\n56\n8\n-\n16\n44\n483\n35\n4\n50 or more\n-\n168\n-\n-\n-\n15\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n13\n-\n-\nYEAR STRUCTURE BUILT\n1969 to March 1970\n59\n461\n97\n81\n23\n79\n-\n106\n102\n306\n50\n15\n503\n301\n168\n1965 to 1968\n276\n1 042\n572\n222\n12\n404\n31\n243\n257\n923\n180\n131\n1 400\n745\n621\n1960 to 1964\n162\n709\n706\n297\n105\n423\n6\n483\n368\n787\n254\n211\n1 296\n424\n549\n1950 to 1959\n826\n460\n483\n891\n178\n1 345\n-\n961\n535\n607\n408\n717\n553\n280\n557\n1940 to 1949\n357\n163\n163\n205\n189\n439\n-\n323\n387\n354\n428\n542\n154\n89\n443\n1939 or earlier\n156\n53\n93\n231\n768\n194\n14\n105\n158\n214\n147\n409\n210\n81\n552\nHEATING EQUIPMENT\nSteam or hot water\n5\n-\n-\n15\n-\n99\n14\n5\n9\n4\n-\n13\n10\n-\n-\nWarm air furnace\nI 197\n2 602\n1 423\n847\n135\n781\n31\nI 302\n993\n284\n149\n658\n3 185\n1 585\n844\nBuilt-in electric units\n16\n9\n24\n11\n64\n15\n-\n23\n-\n4\n10\n64\n7\n16\n120\nFloor, wall, or pipeless furnace\n560\n190\n366\n573\n316\n1 241\n-\n687\n563\n641\n166\n80\n454\n148\n400\nOther means or not heated\n58\n87\n301\n481\n760\n748\n6\n204\n242\n258\n1 142\n210\n460\n171\nI 526\nBASEMENT\nAll units with basement\n480\n381\n238\n245\n63\n132\n18\n214\n141\n290\n69\n127\n170\n17\n218\nOne-family houses with basement\n443\n358\n238\n240\n17\n121\n4\n198\n141\n284\n69\n113\n71\n17\n218\nSELECTED EQUIPMENT\nWith more than 1 bathroom\nI 122\n2 276\nI 150\n578\n79\n416\n33\n567\n533\n1 801\n90\n100\nI 698\n021\n596\nWith public water supply\n836\n2 862\n2 035\n! 839\n288\n2 863\n47\n2 213\n806\n3 183\nI 305\nI 586\n3 841\n1 869\n922\nWith public sewer\n798\n2 806\n830\n1 268\n282\n2 461\n39\n2 156\n780\n904\n203\n696\n3 016\n795\n243\nWith air conditioning\n) 717\n2 758\nI 713\n1 340\n783\n948\n41\n1 830\n1 318\n2 692\n400\n403\n3 356\n1 663\nI 543\nRoom unit(s)\n824\n365\n651\n837\n729\nI 675\n8\nI 115\n797\n841\n339\n346\n1 074\n556\n1 048\nCentral system\n893\n2 393\n062\n503\n54\n273\n33\n715\n521\n1 848\n61\n57\n2 282\nI 107\n495\nAll occupied housing units\n1 773\n2 694\n1 950\n851\n1 132\n2 756\n41\n2 119\n739\n3 011\n346\n678\n3 822\n1 851\n2 741\nYEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n1968 to March 1970\n618\n1 223\n829\n627\n511\n788\n33\n722\n619\n1 141\n305\n403\nI 735\n840\n910\n1965 to 1967\n313\n733\n521\n293\n198\n568\n-\n336\n362\n794\n206\n372\n945\n474\n526\n1960 to 1964\n335\n466\n396\n289\n104\n654\n8\n440\n371\n545\n349\n333\n710\n311\n407\n1950 to 1959\n382\n222\n167\n512\n123\n564\n-\n492\n244\n394\n297\n360\n305\n163\n443\n1949 or earlier\n125\n50\n37\n130\n196\n182\n-\n129\n143\n137\n189\n210\n127\n63\n455\nAUTOMOBILES AVAILABLE\nI\n591\n672\n591\n753\n669\nI 317\n21\nI 101\n694\n927\n742\n643\n1 595\n739\n1 220\n2\n974\n1 745\n1 077\n796\n131\n1 010\n20\n764\n793\nI 729\n277\n209\n1 774\n914\n968\n3 or more\n145\n228\n208\n192\n23\n155\n-\n101\n116\n276\n46\n55\n319\n129\n249\nNone\n63\n49\n74\n110\n309\n274\n-\n153\n136\n79\n281\n771\n134\n69\n304\nGROSS RENT\nSpecified renter occupied units'\n389\n485\n404\n405\n747\n740\n31\n630\n418\n425\n386\n693\n896\n316\n400\nLess than $40\n-\n-\n-\n-\n39\n-\n-\n11\n3\n-\n26\n192\n14\n14\n28\n$40 to $59\n6\n-\n17\n16\n210\n61\n-\n38\n38\n15\n68\n245\n27\n5\n64\n$60 to $79\n7\n31\n46\n117\n273\n237\n-\n107\n132\n84\n79\n119\n61\n29\n74\n$80 to $99\n24\n31\n92\n106\n145\n190\n-\n82\n83\n86\n134\n64\n95\n26\n73\n$100 to $149\n251\n110\n123\n119\n41\n200\n21\n275\n126\n115\n30\n22\n522\n189\n70\n$150 to $199\n83\n242\n65\n6\n6\n5\n10\n99\n17\n79\n11\n-\n110\n35\n16\n$200 to $249\n6\n40\n22\n6\nI\n-\n-\n5\n4\n16\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n$250 or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nNo cosh rent\n12\n31\n39\n35\n33\n47\n-\n13\n15\n30\n38\n51\n67\n18\n75\nMedian\n$130\n$161\n$112\n$88\n$70\n$85\n$142\n$111\n$88\n$104\n$80\n$50\n$116\n$113\n$79\nGROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME\nBY INCOME\nSpecified renter occupied units'\n389\n485\n404\n405\n747\n740\n31\n630\n418\n425\n386\n693\n896\n316\n400\nLess than $5,000\n112\n126\n84\n174\n499\n298\n-\n204\n186\n101\n227\n536\n269\n89\n195\nLess than 20 percent\n-\n-\n5\n12\n53\n22\n-\n29\n13\n7\n16\n121\n5\n3\n38\n20 to 24 percent\n-\n-\n10\n28\n106\n43\n-\n26\n27\n12\n36\n84\nI\n19\n28\n25 to 34 percent\n19\n5\nI\n39\n62\n84\n-\n70\n46\n28\n43\n125\n42\n10\n27\n35 percent or more\n81\n116\n47\n65\n183\n110\n-\n62\n83\n54\n83\n124\n184\n38\n38\nNot computed\n12\n5\n22\n30\n95\n39\n-\n17\n17\n-\n49\n82\n38\n19\n64\nMedian\n35.0 +\n35.0 +\n+\n35.0+\n33.2\n31.9\n32.7\n-\n30.5\n34.7\n35.0 +\n33.6\n26.8\n35.0+\n35.0 +\n+\n24.9\n$5,000 to $2,929\n181\n158\n205\n141\n202\n309\n16\n260\n156\n195\n149\n114\n422\n140\n153\nLess than 20 percent\n94\n39\n119\n112\n181\n247\n11\n145\n120\n104\n121\n98\n118\n55\n100\n20 to 24 percent\n48\n51\n42\n11\n11\n39\n-\n52\n27\n41\n5\n5\n152\n53\n42\n25 to 34 percent\n33\n45\n22\n9\n-\n11\n5\n52\n9\n34\n9\n-\n88\n25\n-\n35 percent or more\n-\n17\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n11\n-\n-\n-\n-\n20\n-\n-\nNot computed\n6\n6\n17\n9\n10\n12\n-\n-\n-\n16\n14\n11\n44\n7\n11\nMedicn\n19.6\n23.6\n17.5\n16.2\n13.6\n15.9\n19.0\n16.3\n18.8\n14.1\n12.2\n22.3\n21.1\n163\n$10,000 to $14,999\n71\n127\n80\n81\n41\n113\n10\n155\n66\n67\n-\n20\n162\n65\n42\n25 percent or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\nNot computed\n-\n15\n-\n-\n5\n5\n-\n7\n4\n14\n-\n5\n-\n-\nMedian\n161\n16.1\n13.4\n11.6\n10.0\n11.3\n13.8\n13.0\n10.7\n1\n12.6\n12.9\n12.5\n$15,000 or more\n25\n74\n35\n9\n5\n20\n5\n11\n10\n62\n10\n23\n43\n22\n10\n25 percent or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\nI\n-\n-\n-\nNot computed\n-\n10\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nI\n-\n-\nI\n6\n-\n-\nMedian\n10.0\n11.4\n12.5\n10.0\n10.0-\n'Excludes one-family homes OR 10 acres or more.\nReference Copy #106\nH - 14 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable H-3. Occupancy, Utilization, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units With Negro Head of Household:\n1970\n(For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nCensus Tracts With\nPulaski County\nLittle Rock\n400 or More Negro\nTotal\nLittle\nNorth Little\nPopulation\nSaline\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nSMSA\nTotal\nRock\nRock\nBalance\nCounty\n0002\n0003\n0004\n0005\n0006\n0007\n0008\n0010\nAll occupied housing units\n16 027\n15 757\n9 254\n2 714\n3 789\n270\n1 133\n210\n383\n1 462\n397\n1 056\n334\n583\nTENURE AND PLUMBING\nOwner occupied\n8 662\n8 503\n4 705\n1 267\n2 531\n159\n546\n72\n173\n815\n155\n386\n127\n245\nWith all plumbing focilities\n7 398\n7 262\n4 589\nI 146\n1 527\n136\n519\n68\n172\n795\n150\n378\n122\n239\nRenter occupied\n7 365\n7 254\n4 549\n1 447\n1 258\n111\n587\n138\n210\n647\n242\n670\n207\n338\nWith all plumbing focilities\n6 088\n6 015\n4 246\nI 238\n531\n73\n532\n134\n197\n614\n210\n627\n149\n331\nROOMS\n1 room\n256\n238\n180\n28\n30\n18\n13\n-\n4\n10\n18\n34\n56\n2\n2 rooms\n455\n441\n226\n144\n71\n14\n27\n1\n6\n30\n22\n47\n11\n13\n3 and 4 rooms\n6 784\n6 675\n3 736\n1 307\n1 632\n109\n508\n135\n199\n632\n161\n500\n130\n271\n5 and 6 rooms\n7 164\n7 048\n4 184\n1 079\n1 785\n116\n514\n64\n153\n646\n124\n366\n94\n233\n7 rooms or more\n1 368\n1 355\n928\n156\n271\n13\n71\n10\n21\n144\n72\n109\n43\n64\nMedian\n4.6\n4.6\n4.7\n4.3\n4.7\n4.4\n4.6\n4.0\n4.3\n4.7\n4.5\n4.3\n4.0\n4.5\nPERSONS\n1 person\n3 193\n3 140\nI 826\n621\n693\n53\n220\n43\n74\n299\n104\n228\n128\n123\n2 and 3 persons\n6 231\n6 133\n3 771\n1 029\n1 333\n98\n405\n87\n164\n623\n154\n510\n136\n247\n4 and 5 persons\n3 260\n3 197\n1 913\n535\n749\n63\n237\n46\n78\n274\n81\n228\n37\n117\n6 persons or more\n3 343\n3 287\nI 744\n529\n1 014\n56\n271\n34\n67\n266\n58\n90\n33\n96\nMedian\n2.9\n2.9\n2.8\n2.8\n3.2\n3.0\n3.1\n2.8\n2.8\n2.6\n2.4\n2.4\n1.9\n2.8\nUnits with roomers, boarders, or lodgers\n704\n694\n524\n102\n68\n10\n78\n15\n20\n71\n35\n74\n34\n41\nPERSONS PER ROOM\n1.00 or less\n12 582\n12 377\n7 500\n2 123\n2 754\n205\n819\n166\n302\n1 205\n344\n908\n308\n491\n1.01 to 1.50\n2 175\n2 135\n1 155\n372\n608\n40\n199\n29\n43\n151\n38\n96\n12\n09\n1.51 or more\n1 270\n1 245\n599\n219\n427\n25\n115\n15\n38\n106\n15\n52\n14\n32\nUnits with all plumbing facilities - 1.01 or more\n2 799\n2 752\n1 684\n520\n548\n47\n300\n44\n79\n249\n47\n137\n23\n90\nVALUE\nSpecified owner occupied units'\n7 943\n7 802\n4 303\n1 191\n2 308\n141\n512\n66\n158\n772\n120\n314\n109\n230\nLess than $5,000\nI 306\n1 255\n261\n164\n830\n51\n69\n10\n16\n60\n3\n10\n3\n13\n$5,000 to $9,999\n3 018\n2 964\n1 528\n484\n952\n54\n298\n36\n50\n301\n25\n80\n26\n55\n$10,000 to $14,999\n2 339\n2 315\n1 656\n312\n347\n24\n107\n12\n80\n264\n50\n119\n40\n114\n$15,000 to $19,999\n847\n837\n609\n120\n108\n10\n25\n4\n11\n109\n29\n73\n23\n35\n$20,000 to $34,999\n356\n354\n221\n75\n58\n2\n10\n2\n1\n36\n12\n28\n15\n12\n$35,000 or more\n77\n77\n28\n36\n13\n3\n2\n2\n1\n4\n2\n1\nMedian\n$9 400\n$9 500\n$10 900\n$9 500\n$6 500\n$6 600\n$8 000\n$8 600\n$10 700\n$10 400\n$13 300\n$12 200\n$12 100\n$11 700\nCONTRACT RENT\nSpecified rester occupied suits?\n6 654\n6 570\n4 371\n1 363\n836\n84\n552\n137\n199\n621\n232\n651\n197\n326\nMedian\n$49\n$49\n$55\n$42\n$33\n$34\n$44\n$48\n$55\n$51\n$70\n$67\n$49\n$63\nCensus Tracts With\nLittle Rock\nNorth Little Rock\nBalance of Pulaski County\n400 or More Negro\nPopulation\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0011\n0013\n0018\n0019\n0024.02\n0040.01\n0025\n0026\n0027\n0028\n0029\n0036.02\n0038\n0039\nAll occupied housing units\n1 534\n810\n304\n182\n174\n453\n178\n589\n317\n501\n122\n256\n787\n219\nTENURE AND PLÚMBING\nOwner occupied\n978\n539\n110\n118\n119\n189\n61\n222\n244\n638\n99\n128\n548\n46\nWith all plumbing focilities\n973\n531\n109\n118\n100\n185\n60\n206\n210\n570\n99\n95\n428\n20\nRenter occupied\n556\n271\n194\n64\n55\n264\n117\n367\n73\n863\n23\n128\n239\n173\nWith all plumbing facilities\n532\n266\n191\n63\n45\n259\n106\n261\n45\n801\n21\n113\n153\n32\nROOMS\n1 room\n17\n3\n6\n1\n1\n2\n1\n12\n-\n15\n-\n-\n5\n-\n2 rooms\n40\n9\n6\n2\n3\n6\n4\n37\n6\n97\n-\n3\n9\n10\n3 and 4 rooms\n448\n275\n115\n66\n86\n127\n107\n332\n124\n708\n31\n101\n329\n137\n5 and 6 rooms\n801\n446\n163\n102\n73\n288\n58\n184\n170\n594\n72\n144\n377\n62\n7 rooms or more\n228\n77\n14\n11\n11\n30\n8\n24\n17\n87\n19\n8\n67\n10\nMedian\n5.1\n5.0\n4.7\n4.8\n4.5\n5.0\n4.0\n4.0\n4.7\n4.3\n5.2\n4.7\n4.7\n4.1\nPERSONS\n1 person\n264\n136\n45\n35\n21\n51\n36\n181\n45\n346\n12\n22\n149\n27\n2 and 3 persons\n611\n339\n121\n82\n65\n111\n80\n236\n120\n532\n58\n83\n265\n82\n4 and 5 persons\n338\n177\n67\n35\n36\n115\n28\n92\n82\n294\n38\n77\n157\n30\n6 persons or more\n321\n158\n71\n30\n52\n176\n34\n80\n70\n329\n14\n74\n216\n80\nMedian\n3.1\n3.0\n3.3\n2.7\n3.6\n4.6\n2.6\n2.3\n3.4\n2.9\n3.1\n4.1\n3.3\n3.5\nUnits with roomers, boarders, or lodgers\n84\n37\n5\n7\n5\n5\n20\n22\n9\n47\n4\n1\n11\n6\nPERSONS PER ROOM\n1.00 or less\n1 275\n669\n234\n155\n116\n286\n137\n484\n233\nI 151\n112\n179\n566\n133\n1.01 to 1.50\n199\n97\n58\n15\n33\n112\n23\n54\n51\n235\n9\n54\n132\n36\n1.51 or more\n60\n44\n12\n12\n25\n55\n18\n51\n33\n115\n1\n23\n89\n50\nUnits with all plumbing facilities - 1.01 or more\n256\n138\n69\n27\n45\n164\n40\n89\n62\n318\n10\n64\n170\n26\nVALUE\nSpecified owner occupied waits'\n880\n515\n103\n116\n117\n168\n56\n198\n236\n604\n96\n120\n500\n32\nLess than $5,000\n14\n33\n4\n7\n16\n3\n13\n24\n16\n110\n1\n34\n139\n20\n$5,000 to $9,999\n202\n237\n47\n55\n68\n17\n19\n86\n106\n254\n18\n46\n224\n8\n$10,000 to $14,999\n445\n190\n41\n37\n28\n84\n14\n50\n75\n135\n38\n27\n98\n1\n$15,000 to $19,999\n168\n43\n9\n13\n5\n46\n2\n27\n23\n49\n19\n9\n26\n2\n$20,000 to $34,999\n48\n6\n2\n4\n-\n18\n7\n10\n14\n31\n13\n3\n12\n1\n$35,000 or more\n3\n1\n-\n1\nI\n2\n25\n7\n1\n1\n-\nMedian\n$12 200\n$9\n800\n$10\n100\n$9 600\n$8 200\n$13 600\n$8 600\n$9 300\n$9 800\n$8 600\n$14 000\n000\n$7 300\n$5000\nCONTRACT RENT\nSpecified reater occupied units?\n540\n259\n189\n62\n53\n255\n113\n351\n65\n807\n23\n44\n208\n18\nMedian\n$64\n$58\n$38\n$52\n$44\n$32\n$46\n$38\n$42\n$43\n$52\n$63\n$43\n$30-\n\"Limited to one-family homes on less than 10 acres and no business on property.\n2Excludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more and all \"no cash rent\" units.\nReference Copy #107\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA H-15\nible H-3. Occupancy, Utilization, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units With Negro Head of Household:\n1970-Continued\n[For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nensus Tracts With\nBalance of Pulaski County Con.\nSaline\nCounty\nTotals for split tracts in Pulaski County\n100 or More Negro\n'opulation\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTroct\nTract\n0040.01\n0040.02\nTract\n0042\n0043\nTract\n0102\nTract\n0002\n0005\nTract\n0019\n0024.02\nTract\n0025\n0027\n0038\n0040.01\n0042\nAN occupied housing units\n758\n1 028\n277\n231\n225\n1 133\n1 463\n182\n175\n178\n401\n787\n1 211\n278\nIURE AND PLUMBING\nher occupied\n465\n775\n217\n189\n126\nwith all plumbing facilities\n546\n816\n118\n119\n237\n426\n119\n61\n102\n306\n111\n548\n519\n654\n'er occupied\n796\n118\n217\n100\n293\n253\n60\n60\n242\n42\n99\n428\n587\n422\n647\n119\n/ith all plumbing facilities\n64\n56\n81\n92\n117\n21\n8\n95\n64\n239\n532\n557\n614\n63\n61\n46\n106\n57\n153\n340\n22\nOMS\nom\n4\n10\n6\n1\n13\n13\n10\nI\noms\n1\n14\n1\n18\n10\n2\n4\n13\n5\n27\n6\nd 4 rooms\n30\n6\n2\n3\n343\n4\n434\n94\n6\n90\n9\n93\n508\n20\n632\n10\nd 6 rooms\n66\n357\n86\n107\n475\n139\n159\n119\n96\n329\n514\n647\n470\n102\n95\noms or more\n74\n40\n91\n58\n28\n214\n17\n10\n377\n71\n144\n645\n139\nion\n11\n11\n4.6\n8\n4.7\n4.9\n20\n4.8\n67\n4.4\n70\n4.6\n4.7\n4.8\n28\n4.5\n4.0\n4.7\n4.7\n4.8\n4.9\nSONS\nrson\n173\n188\n49\n47\n42\nd 3 persons\n220\n299\n35\n270\n21\n369\n36\n104\n60\n75\n149\n87\nd 5 persons\n405\n224\n624\n50\n82\n155\n193\n65\n80\n49\n150\n41\n49\n265\n237\n381\n274\n104\nrsons or more\n35\n36\n160\n278\n28\n75\n95\n68\n157\n47\nion\n271\n270\n266\n49\n30\n2.9\n53\n3.2\n34\n3.1\n96\n3.2\n2.9\n216\n3.1\n2.6\n336\n75\n2.7\n3.6\n2.6\n3.3\n$ with roomers, boarders, or lodgers\n3.3\n3.5\n3.1\n20\n18\n8\n-\n10\n78\n71\n7\n5\n20\n9\n11\n25\n8\nSONS PER ROOM\nor less\n575\n757\n206\n167\nto 1.50\n170\n819\n1 206\n155\n117\n116\n164\n137\n39\n294\n40\n33\n566\n199\n861\n151\n207\nor more\n15\n66\n33\n107\n23\n32\n58\n24\n132\n22\n115\n229\n39\n$ with all plumbing facilities - 1.01 or more\n106\n12\n26\n72\n127\n18\n31\n49\n23\n89\n40\n121\n300\n249\n32\n27\n46\n40\n74\n170\n236\n31\nUE\nSpecified owner occupied waits'\n451\n724\n184\n168\nthan $5,000\n122\n512\n773\n116\n201\n117\n290\n56\n297\n68\n52\n500\n47\n69\n619\n60\n184\n00 to $9,999\n7\n198\n16\n286\n13\n72\n29\n83\n139\n45\n298\n204\n301\n68\n000 to $14,999\n55\n37\n68\n93\n19\n30\n126\n22\n224\n22\n107\n215\n264\n72\n000 to $19,999\n37\n8\n28\n37\n14\n90\n4\n5\n98\n6\n25\n121\n109\n30\n000 to $34,999\n13\n5\n3\n2\n18\n30\n6\n26\n6\n000 or more\n2\n54\n10\n4\n37\n4\n-\n4\n7\n4\n19\n12\n-\n3\n21\n-\n2\n6\non\n-\n-\n$5 600\n$6 000\n1\n$6 200\n3\n$6 500\n1\n$6 300\n$8 000\n4\n$10 400\n4\n$9 600\n$8 200\n$8 600\n$9 800\n$7 300\n$7 600\n$6 200\nITRACT RENT\nSpecified renter occupied writs?\n264\n179\n46\n24\n82\n552\n621\non\n62\n53\n113\n$31\n$30\n$30-\n83\n$30-\n208\n$34\n519\n$44\n47\n$51\n$52\n$44\n$46\n$42\n$43\n$31\n$30-\n'Limited to one-family homes on less than 10 acres and no business on property.\nExcludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more and all \"no cash rent\" units.\nReference Copy #108\n16 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable H-4. Structural, Equipment, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units With Negro Head of Household:\n1970\n(Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nCensus Tracts With\nPulaski County\nLittle Rock\n400 or More Negro\nTotal\nLittle\nNorth Little\nSaline\nTroct\nTract\nPopulation\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nSMSA\nTotal\nRock\nRock\nBalance\nCounty\n0002\n0003\n0004\n0005\n0006\n0007\n0008\n0010\nAll occupied housing units\n15 989\n15 735\n, 240\n2 716\n3 779\n254\n1 133\n210\n400\n1 445\n397\n1 047\n326\n583\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE\nI (includes mobile home or trailer)\n12 398\n12 149\n6 490\n2 017\n3 642\n249\n872\n162\n300\n1 133\n191\n520\n188\n401\n2 to 4\n2 441\n2 436\n2 005\n306\n125\n5\n196\n44\n90\n226\n135\n267\n87\n150\nS or more\n1 150\nI 150\n745\n393\n12\n-\n65\n4\n10\n86\n71\n260\n51\n32\nYEAR STRUCTURE BUILT\n1960 to March 1970\n2 989\n2 940\n874\n879\n1 187\n49\n55\n12\n23\n51\n23\n255\n46\n27\n1950 to 1959\n2 872\n2 850\n1 568\n595\n687\n22\n131\n5\n42\n73\n21\n70\n104\n56\n1949 or earlier\n10 128\n9 945\n6 798\n1 242\n1 905\n183\n947\n193\n335\nI 321\n353\n722\n176\n500\nSELECTED EQUIPMENT\nNith air conditioning\n4 535\n4 493\n3 120\n713\n660\n42\n221\n40\n131\n430\n176\n491\n121\n162\nWith more than 1 bathroom\n1 317\n1 304\n982\n192\n130\n13\n65\n-\n31\n131\n48\n159\n76\n50\nNith central or built-in heating system\n5 297\n5 234\n3 664\nI 057\n513\n63\n166\n31\n127\n417\n173\n426\n126\n193\nNith public water supply\n14 715\n14 491\n9 184\n2 704\n2 603\n224\n1 127\n210\n412\nI 433\n397\n1 057\n324\n583\nwith public sewer\n12 161\n11 982\n9 045\n2 555\n382\n179\nI 116\n210\n412\n1 433\n397\n1 039\n307\n583\nNith automobile(s) available\n9 431\n9 271\n5 433\n1 387\n2 451\n160\n486\n92\n252\n905\n268\n584\n179\n370\nI\n6 945\n6 838\n3 984\nI 112\n1 742\n107\n365\n77\n156\n723\n188\n383\n127\n313\n2 or more\n2 486\n2 433\n1 449\n275\n709\n53\n121\n15\n96\n182\n80\n201\n52\n57\nYEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n1968 to March 1970\n5 081\n5 023\n3 328\n846\n849\n58\n366\n123\n198\n384\n180\n438\n93\n286\n1960 to 1967\n6 084\n5 984\n3 303\nI 124\n1 557\n100\n421\n48\n139\n532\n167\n243\n144\n171\n959 or earlier\n4 824\n4 733\n2 601\n748\n1 384\n91\n346\n39\n75\n517\n50\n376\n87\n126\nDROSS RENT\nSpecified rester occupied waits'\n7 141\n7 042\n4 495\n, 423\n1 124\n99\n582\n138\n237\n609\n242\n650\n197\n338\ness than $40\n845\n811\n346\n310\n155\n34\n47\n-\n5\n69\n-\n13\n21\n-\n40 to $59\nI 735\nI 715\n935\n521\n259\n20\n151\n35\n44\n175\n31\n82\n36\n48\n60 to $79\n1 880\nI 851\nI 283\n359\n209\n29\n163\n63\n67\n143\n86\n244\n81\n104\n80 to $99\n1 399\n1 399\nI 145\n131\n123\n-\n158\n22\n81\n155\n89\n179\n22\n124\n.100 to $149\n644\n644\n579\n26\n39\n-\n47\n18\n29\n58\n24\n93\n18\n33\n150 to $199\n39\n39\n33\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n5\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n.200 or more\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\nto cash rent\n599\n583\n174\n76\n333\n16\n16\n-\n6\n9\n12\n39\n19\n23\nAedian\n$67\n$67\n$74\n$53\n$59\n$48\n$68\n$66\n$80\n$66\n$80\n$78\n$70\n$81\nDROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME\nBY INCOME\ness than $10,000\n6 873\n6 779\n4 306\n1 404\n1 069\n94\n560\n138\n232\n599\n236\n593\n185\n331\n25 percent or more\n3 052\n3 027\n2 154\n601\n272\n25\n311\n68\n113\n322\n91\n309\n124\n160\n35 percent or more\n2 065\n2 050\n1 464\n415\n171\n15\n241\n36\n57\n225\n58\n186\n102\n121\nNot computed\n876\n853\n286\n216\n351\n23\n37\n-\n6\n14\n17\n34\n13\n33\nMedian\n25.5\n25.7\n27.1\n25.4\n22.0\n21.3\n32.1\n24.9\n25.0\n28.0\n21.1\n27.4\n35.0+\n27.8\nCensus Tracts With\nLittle Rock Con.\nNorth Little Rock\nBalance of Pulaski County\n400 or More Negro\nPopulation\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0011\n0013\n0018\n0019\n0024.02\n0040.01\n0025\n0026\n0027\n0028\n0029\n0036.02\n0038\n0039\nAll occupied housing units\n1 534\n810\n304\n184\n177\n451\n195\n589\n317\n1 505\n105\n257\n787\n255\nINITS IN STRUCTURE\n(includes mobile home or trailer)\n1 104\n705\n149\n184\n177\n230\n151\n479\n312\n984\n91\n176\n782\n252\nto\n389\n92\n112\n-\n-\n187\n29\n105\n5\n148\n14\n81\n5\n3\nor more\n41\n13\n43\n-\n-\n34\n15\n5\n-\n373\n-\n-\n-\n-\nEAR STRUCTURE BUILT\n960 to March 1970\n146\n22\n13\n23\n48\n80\n52\n-\n56\n706\n60\n74\n293\n21\n950 to 1959\n368\n57\n154\n18\n78\n343\n36\n36\n178\n320\n25\n110\n180\n16\n949 or earlier\n1 020\n731\n137\n143\n51\n28\n107\n553\n83\n479\n20\n73\n314\n218\nELECTED EQUIPMENT\nwith air conditioning\n651\n280\n96\n89\n30\n120\n123\n56\n134\n322\n71\n138\n143\n-\nwith more than 1 bathroom\n263\n31\n21\n11\n11\n44\n-\n24\n44\n105\n19\n5\n5\n-\nwith central or built-in heating system\n719\n390\n181\n115\n75\n402\n63\n74\n175\n649\n91\n139\n67\n11\nwith public water supply\n1 505\n810\n304\n180\n165\n469\n186\n575\n317\n1 505\n114\n199\n683\n-\nwith public sewer\n1 505\n810\n304\n180\n116\n432\n186\n527\n223\n1 498\n114\n181\n102\n-\nwith outomobile(s) available\n1 056\n529\n122\n108\n129\n211\n144\n267\n269\n618\n82\n198\n567\n117\nI\n769\n411\n96\n96\n82\n118\n137\n229\n189\n475\n75\n158\n387\n113\n2 or more\n287\n118\n26\n12\n47\n93\n7\n38\n80\n143\n7\n40\n180\n4\nEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n968 to March 1970\n587\n202\n180\n54\n48\n119\n48\n164\n60\n540\n27\n120\n187\n68\n960 to 1967\n701\n255\n48\n65\n56\n232\n100\n163\n162\n631\n68\n77\n381\n73\n959 or earlier\n246\n353\n76\n61\n69\n118\n38\n262\n95\n334\n19\n54\n219\n106\nPROSS RENT\nSpecified rester occupied units'\n540\n271\n194\n66\n58\n267\n126\n361\n73\n844\n131\n239\n120\nass than $40\n41\n-\n64\n-\n-\n86\n13\n53\n-\n237\n9\n26\n40 to $59\n49\n54\n82\n15\n9\n93\n43\n158\n12\n301\n5\n50\n7\n60 to $79\n107\n56\n23\n41\n45\n44\n41\n93\n33\n192\n5\n70\n4\n80 to $99\n173\n74\n9\n10\n4\n26\n15\n41\n14\n61\n9\n70\n-\n100 to $149\n148\n57\n16\n-\n-\n18\n6\n3\n-\n12\n13\n6\n-\n150 10 $199\n8\n4\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\n200 or more\n-\n-\n-\n|\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n10 cash rent\n14\n26\n-\n-\n-\n-\n8\n13\n14\n41\n90\n11\n109\nAedian\n$85\n$83\n$47\n$71\n$73\n$48\n$61\n$53\n$68\n$51\n$83\n$73\nBROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME\nBY INCOME\nass than $10,000\n513\n257\n188\n66\n54\n257\n119\n355\n73\n838\n103\n234\n120\n25 percent or more\n238\n100\n87\n30\n26\n131\n40\n177\n18\n354\n4\n105\n8\n35 percent or more\n152\n90\n61\n10\n17\n75\n27\n128\n12\n243\n4\n66\nNot computed\n39\n39\n14\n-\n-\n26\n43\n26\n14\n133\n70\n31\n112\nMedian\n25.1\n23.5\n25.0\n23.6\n24.4\n27.8\n26.5\n27.6\n20.9\n25.1\n20.8\n25.9\nReference Copy #109\n'Excludes one-family homes or more.\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA H-17\nTable H-4. Structural, Equipment, and Financial Characteristics of Housing Units With Negro Head of Household:\n1970-Continued\n[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]\nCensus Tracts With\nBalance of Pulaski County - Con.\nSaline\n400 or More Negro\nCounty\nTotals for split trocts in Pulaski County\nPopulation\nTroct\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\nTract\n0040.01\nTroct\n0040.02\n0042\nTract\n0043\nTract\n0102\nTract\n0002\nTract\n0005\n0019\nTract\n0024.02\nTract\n0025\n0027\n0038\n0040.01\n0042\nAll occupied housing units\n760\n1 028\n276\n221\n225\n1 133\n1 445\n184\n177\n195\n366\n787\n1 211\n276\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE\n1 (includes mobile home or trailer)\n736\n1 016\n2 to 4\n276\n221\n220\n872\nI 133\n19\n184\n12\n177\n151\n361\n782\n-\n5 or more\n-\n5\n196\n226\n966\n276\n-\n5\n-\n29\n5\n-\n-\n-\n65\n5\n-\n86\n206\n-\n-\n-\n15\n-\n-\n39\n-\nYEAR STRUCTURE BUILT\n1960 to March 1970\n147\n388\n1950 to 1959\n105\n67\n29\n55\n51\n23\n113\n124\n48\n1949 or earlier\n52\n52\n48\n71\n18\n131\n293\n73\n18\n227\n500\n516\n78\n105\n119\n36\n106\n178\n193\n947\n180\n1 321\n143\n456\n52\n51\n107\n102\n314\n528\n119\nSELECTED EQUIPMENT\nWith air conditioning\n58\n154\nWith more than 1 bathroom\n75\n31\n31\n221\n430\n89\n26\n35\n30\nWith central or built-in heating system\n22\n123\n17\n7\n134\n65\n143\n131\n178\n11\n75\n75\n60\n11\n67\n-\nWith public water supply\n34\n39\n44\n166\n5\n417\n70\n115\n22\n523\n885\n75\n95\n63\n99\n180\nWith public sewer\n217\n1 127\n67\n1 433\n477\n21\n180\n67\n7\n165\n186\nWith automobile(s) available\n6\n18\n179\n354\n1 116\n683\n1 433\n992\n337\n180\n95\n701\n215\n116\n174\n186\n154\n229\n102\n1\n486\n905\n453\n287\n108\n6\n445\n129\n144\n294\n567\n548\n2 or more\n138\n121\n107\n365\n723\n50\n96\n215\n256\n77\n82\n137\n53\n204\n47\n121\n387\n182\n405\n12\n138\n47\n7\n90\n180\n143\n77\nYEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n1968 to March 1970\n199\n1960 to 1967\n186\n30\n25\n53\n366\n384\n288\n54\n466\n48\n136\n48\n68\n64\n1959 or earlier\n87\n187\n421\n532\n318\n273\n376\n65\n30\n121\n56\n100\n133\n174\n85\n346\n381\n517\n520\n61\n136\n69\n38\n136\n219\n391\n121\nGROSS RENT\nSpecified renter occupied units'\n277\n230\nLess than $40\n57\n26\n99\n582\n609\n66\n80\n29\n58\n5\n126\n80\n-\n34\n239\n47\n544\n$40 to $59\n69\n57\n120\n-\n43\n-\n27\n13\n20\n-\n$60 to $79\n-\n151\n26\n175\n15\n166\n5\n37\n63\n9\n5\n20\n43\n29\n12\n163\n50\n$80 to $99\n143\n213\n41\n27\n5\n17\n45\n41\n33\n70\n$100 to $149\n16\n-\n-\n158\n155\n81\n10\n5\n7\n4\n15\n-\n14\n70\n-\n-\n-\n47\n31\n$150 to $199\n58\n16\n-\n-\n6\n-\n-\n-\n6\n$200 or more\n-\n-\n18\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n6\n-\nNo cash rent\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n35\n-\n71\n-\n4\n-\n6\n-\n16\n-\nMedian\n16\n9\n-\n-\n-\n$47\n$61\n-\n$55\n8\n$48\n21\n11\n$68\n$66\n35\n$71\n4\n$73\n$61\n$68\n$73\n$48\n$55\nGROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME\nBY INCOME\nLess than $10,000\n267\n223\n25 percent or more\n52\n26\n94\n560\n599\n81\n66\n54\n35 percent or more\n32\n11\n119\n7\n80\n25\n311\n234\n322\n524\n38\n30\n52\n26\n11\n26\n7\n40\n15\n18\n241\n105\nNot computed\n225\n212\n39\n10\n11\n79\n17\n27\n12\n66\nMedian\n4\n6\n23\n37\n14\n113\n11\n-\n21.5\n20.1\n-\n19.1\n43\n21\n21.3\n32.1\n31\n28.0\n65\n23.6\n4\n24.4\n26.5\n20.9\n25.9\n23.9\n19.1\n'Excludes one-family homes on 10 ocres or more.\nReference Copy #110\nH - 18 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTable H-5. Characteristics of Housing Units With Household Head of Spanish Language: 1970\n[Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)\nCensus Tracts With\nPulaski County\nBalance of Pulaski\nCounty\n400 or More Persons\nof Spanish Language\nTract\nTotal SMSA\nTotal\nLittle Rock\nNorth Little Rock\nBalance\nSaline County\n0036.02\nAll occupied housing units\n559\n546\n255\n69\n222\n13\n101\nTENURE AND PLUMBING\nJwner occupied\n257\n244\n115\n34\n95\n13\n6\nWith all plumbing facilities\n257\n244\n115\n34\n95\nRenter occupied\n302\n302\n140\n35\n127\n-\n95\nWith all plumbing facilities\n302\n302\n140\n35\n127\n-\n95\nROOMS\nI room\n5\n5\n-\n-\n5\n-\n2 rooms\n13\n13\n13\n-\n-\n-\n3 and 4 rooms\n189\n183\n73\n29\n81\n30\n5 and 6 rooms\n286\n279\n125\n40\n114\n71\n, rooms or more\n66\n66\n44\n-\n22\n-\nUNITS IN STRUCTURE\n1 (includes mobile home or trailer)\n430\n417\n212\n53\n152\n44\n! to 4\n93\n93\n14\n9\n70\n57\n) or more\n36\n36\n29\n7\n-\n-\nYEAR STRUCTURE BUILT\n1960 to March 1970\n224\n224\n54\n29\n141\n37\n1950 to 1959\n219\n206\n119\n28\n59\n48\n1949 or earlier\n116\n116\n82\n12\n22\n16\nPERSONS\nI person\n51\n51\n36\n7\n8\n8\n? and 3 persons\n276\n269\n137\n26\n106\n40\n1 and 5 persons\n178\n178\n65\n36\n77\n31\n) persons or more\n54\n48\n17\n-\n31\n22\nMedian\n3.2\n3.2\n2.9\n3.6\n3.5\n3.7\nUnits with roomers, boarders, or lodgers\n14\n14\n8\n-\n6\n6\nPERSONS PER ROOM\n:.00 or less\n469\n462\n223\n63\n176\n79\n1.01 to 1.50\n85\n79\n32\n6\n41\n22\n1.51 or more\n5\n5\n-\n-\n5\n-\nunits with all plumbing facilities - 1.01 or more\n90\n84\n32\n6\n46\n22\nYEAR MOVED INTO UNIT\n1968 to March 1970\n338\n331\n141\n35\n155\n89\n1960 to 1967\n158\n158\n74\n28\n56\n12\n1959 or earlier\n63\n57\n40\n6\n11\n-\nSELECTED EQUIPMENT\nNith air conditioning\n403\n397\n154\n63\n180\n79\nWith more than 1 bothroom\n190\n190\n126\n34\n30\n-\nNith central or built-in heating system\n456\n450\n203\n63\n184\n85\nwith public water supply\n510\n510\n255\n69\n186\n101\nNith public sewer\n466\n466\n248\n69\n149\n79\nwith automobile(s) available\n531\n518\n227\n69\n222\n101\n1\n329\n323\n122\n47\n154\n76\n2 or more\n202\n195\n105\n22\n68\n25\nVALUE\nSpecified swaer occupied units'\n202\n189\n108\n34\n47\n-\nLess than $5,000\n7\n7\n-\nI\n7\n-\n$5,000 to $9,999\n20\n20\n14\n-\n6\n-\n$10,000 to $14,999\n17\n4\n-\n-\n4\n-\n$15,000 to $19,999\n58\n58\n27\n15\n16\n-\n$20,000 to $34,999\n88\n88\n55\n19\n14\nI\n$35,000 or more\n12\n12\n12\n-\n-\n-\nMedian\n020000\n$21 100\n$23 600\n$21 700\n$18 500\nI\nGROSS RENT\nSpecified renter occupied units?\n297\n297\n140\n35\n122\n-\n95\nLess than $40\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-\n$40 to $59\n13\n13\n13\n-\n-\nI\n-\n$60 to $79\n28\n28\n14\n6\n8\n-\n8\n$80 to $99\n75\n75\n45\n22\n8\n-\n8\n$100 to $149\n93\n93\n48\n7\n38\n-\n30\n$150 to $199\n28\n28\n15\nI\n13\nI\n-\n$200 or more\n5\n5\n5\n-\n-\n-\n:\nNo cash rent\n55\n55\n-\n-\n55\n-\n49\nMedian\n$102\n$102\n$99\n$88\n$115\n-\n$106\nCONTRACT RENT\nSpecified renter occupied units'\n297\n297\n140\n35\n122\n-\n95\nMedian\n$84\n$84\n$80\n$62\n$102\n-\n$94\nGROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME\nBY INCOME\nLess than $10,000\n246\n246\n104\n28\n114\n-\n95\n25 percent or more\n83\n83\n39\n6\n38\n-\n30\n35 percent or more\n51\n51\n21\n-\n30\n-\n30\nNot computed\n68\n68\n13\n-\n55\n-\n49\nMedicn\n24.0\n24.0\n23.0\n35.0\n-\n35.0\nReference Copy #1\nlest than 10 ocres and no business on property.\n\"Excludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more.\n*Excludes one-family homes on 10 acres or more and all \"no cash rent\" units.\nCENSUS TRACTS\nLITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK., SMSA H 19\nAppendix A.-AREA CLASSIFICATIONS\nCENSUS TRACTS\nApp-1\nHistorical background.-The concept\nproblems. In his capacity as Chairman\nDefinition of census tract\nApp-1\nof census tracts was originated by the\nof the Committee on Census Enumera-\nlate Dr. Walter Laidlaw in New York\nHistorical background\nApp-1\ntion Areas of the American Statistical\nCity in 1906. He was convinced\nDescription of tracted area\nAssociation for 25 years, he accepted\nApp-1\nof the need for data for homogeneous\nthe responsibility for appointing a\nComparability from census to\nsubdivisions of cities as a basis for\nCensus Tract Key Person in each area\ncensus\nApp-1\nstudying neighborhoods smaller than\nwhere tracts were established, for pro-\nSTANDARD METROPOLITAN\nboroughs or wards. At his request,\nviding guidance on delineating and\nSTATISTICAL AREAS\nApp-2\nthe Bureau of the Census tabulated\nmaintainingcensus tracts, and for main-\ncensus tract data from the 1910 census\ntaining a census tract library. These\nfor New York and seven other cities\nduties were assumed by the Bureau\nwith a population of over 500,000.\nof the Census in 1955. However,\nCENSUS TRACTS\nTract data were again tabulated for\nthe Census Bureau no longer appoints\nDefinition of census tract.-Census\nthe same 8 cities in 1920, and in\nCensus Tract Key Persons. They are\ntracts are small areas into which large\n1930 this number was increased to\nselected by the local census tract\ncities and adjacent areas have been\n18. In 1940, tract data were tabu-\ncommittees.\ndivided for statistical purposes. Tract\nlated for 60 cities, some with adjacent\nFor a further discussion of census\nboundaries were established coopera-\ntracted areas; and, beginning in 1940,\ntract data and their uses, see U.S.\ntively by a local committee and the\nhousing data were added to the popu-\nBureau of the Census, Census Tract\nBureau of the Census. Tracts were\nlation data in the tract reports. In\nManual, Fifth Edition, 1966, Govern-\ngenerally designed to be relatively\n1950, final reports were published\nment Printing Office, Washington, D.C.\nuniform with respect to population\nfor 64 tracted areas, many of which\n20402.\ncharacteristics, economic status, and\nincluded statistics for two or more\nliving conditions. The average tract\nlarge cities. By 1960, the program\nhas about 4,000 residents. Tract\nhad expanded to include reports for\nDescription of tracted area.-The map\nboundaries are established with the\n180 tracted areas (of which 3 were\nincluded in this report identifies the\nintention of being maintained over a\nin Puerto Rico).\nboundaries of the area for which the\nlong time so that comparisons may be\ntract statistics are presented. The map\nTract statistics from the 1970\nalso identifies the location and number\nmade from census to census.\ncensus are published for 241 areas,\nof each tract and, when appropriate,\nIn the decennial censuses, the Bu-\n238 in the United States and 3 in the\nthe limits of cities, townships, counties,\nreau of the Census tabulates popula-\nCommonwealth of Puerto Rico. All of\nor other subdivisions of the tracted\ntion and housing information for each\nthese tracted areas are standard metro-\narea. Boundaries of the tracted area\ncensus tract. The practice of local\npolitan statistical areas (SMSA's). The\ngenerally constitute a standard metro-\nagencies to tabulate locally collected\ngoal of extending the census tract\npolitan statistical area (SMSA). A\ndata by tracts has increased the value\nprogram to all SMSA's was achieved in\nfew, however, include the SMSA plus\nof census tract data in many areas.\nthe 1970 census except for six areas\nan adjoining area outside it. These\nthat were designated as SMSA's on the\nTracts are generally numbered in\nare designated as including the adjacent\nbasis of the 1970 census count and\na consecutive series, with separate\narea, and the map covers the tracts\nhad not been tracted.\nseries for the central city and for\nin the adjacent area as well as those\nin the SMSA itself.\neach county. Insofar as possible, the\nMuch of the credit for the growing\nnumbers are consecutive within each\ninterest in tract data belongs to the\ncity, community, township, and the\nlate Howard Whipple Green of Cleve-\nComparability from census to census.-\nlike. In these tables, tracts which con-\nland. He aroused the interest of\nOne of the principles followed in\ntain no population and no housing\nresearch workers in numerous cities\nrelation to census tracts is to preserve\nunits are not listed. Tracts populated\nin the potential usefulness of tract\ncomparability from census to census.\nonly by crews of vessels are identified\nstatistics for the analysis of. socio-\nKeeping tract boundaries unchanged\nby the tract number suffix \"99.\"\nlogical, marketing, and administrative\nmakes possible the study of changes\nReference Copy #112\nApp-1\nAPPENDIX A-Continued\nin social and economic characteris-\nSTANDARD METROPOLITAN\nis a county or group of contiguous\ntics of neighborhoods. There are,\nSTATISTICAL AREAS\ncounties which contains at least one\nnonetheless, several situations where\ncity of 50,000 inhabitants or more,\nboundaries of individual tracts are\nThe Bureau of the Census recognizes\nor \"twin cities\" with a combined\nchanged. For example, it is some-\ntimes necessary to change the bound-\n243 standard metropolitan statistical\npopulation of at least 50,000. In\naries of tracts to add small areas\nareas (SMSA's) in the United States\naddition to the county or counties\nannexed to a city. Similarly, changes\nand 4 in Puerto Rico, making a total\ncontaining such a city or cities, con-\nof 247 in the 1970 census. These\ntiguous counties are included in an\nin tract boundaries occur when terri-\ninclude the 231 SMSA's as defined and\nSMSA if, according to certain criteria,\ntory is detached from a city or\nnamed in the Bureau of the Budget\nthey are socially and economically\nseparately incorporated. Changes may\nalso occur in physical features that\npublication, Standard Metropolitan\nintegrated with the central city. In\nare used as tract boundaries, such as\nStatistical Areas: 1967, U.S. Govern-\nthe New England States, SMSA's con-\nstreet or highway relocations. The\nment Printing Office, Washington,\nsist of towns and cities instead of\nD.C. 20402. Since 1967, 16 SMSA's\ncounties. In recent years, four cities\ncensus tract limits are changed to\nconform with the revised feature or\nhave been added, of which two were\n(High Point, N.C., Macon, Ga., Okla-\ndefined in January 1968 and an addi-\nhoma City, Okla., and Sioux Falls,\nto follow another nearby visible fea-\nture. Census tracts with very large\ntional 14 were defined in February\nS. Dak.) have annexed territory which\n1971 on the basis of the results of the\nlies outside the boundaries of the\nincreases in population are subdivided\ninto two or more smaller tracts. On\n1970 census. Changes in SMSA\nSMSA. The figures shown in the\nboundaries or titles made after\ntables for these cities exclude the\nthe other hand, a re-examination of\nthe existing tract boundaries may re-\nFebruary 1971 are not recognized in\nportions which lie outside the SMSA.\nthis series of reports. SMSA's are\nEach SMSA must include at least\nsult in modifications of boundaries\ndefined by the Office of Management\none central city, and the complete\nto provide larger or more homogeneous\nand Budget (formerly Bureau of the\ntitle of an SMSA identifies the central\nunits. Tables A and B, showing the\ncomparability of tracts between 1960\nBudget).\ncity or cities. For a detailed descrip-\ntion of the criteria used in defining\nand 1970, appear at the end of the\nExcept in the New England States,\nSMSA's, see the Bureau of the Budget\nIntroduction,\na standard metropolitan statistical area\npublication cited above.\nRefence Copy #113\nAppendix B.-DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS OF SUBJECT CHARACTERISTICS\nGENERAL\nApp-3\nUnits in structure\nApp-10\ncategory \"white\" includes persons who\nPOPULATION CHARACTERISTICS\nBasement\nApp-11\nindicated their race as white, as well\nAge\nApp-3\nPlumbing facilities\nApp-11\nas persons who did not classify them-\nRace\nApp-3\nSelected equipment\nApp-11\nselves in one of the specific race cate-\nNativity, parentage, and\nHeating equipment\nApp-11\ngories on the questionnaire but entered\ncountry of origin\nApp-3\nAutomobiles available\nApp-11\nMexican, Puerto Rican, or a response\nSpanish heritage\nApp-4\nValue\nApp-11\nsuggesting Indo-European stock. The\nSpanish language\nApp-4\nMean value\nApp-11\ncategory \"Negro\" includes persons who\nSpanish surname\nApp-4\nContract rent\nApp-12\nindicated their race as Negro or Black,\nPuerto Rican birth or\nGross rent\nApp-12\nas well as persons who did not classify\nparentage\nApp-4\nMean gross rent\nApp-12\nthemselves in one of the specific race\nSpanish mother tongue\nApp-4\nGross rent as percentage of\nHousehold\nApp-4\nincome\ncategories on the questionnaire but\nApp-12\nwho had such entries as Jamaican,\nRelationship to head of\nhousehold\nTrinidadian, West Indian, Haitian, and\nApp-4\nGroup quarters\nApp-5\nEthiopian. All other racial categories,\nInmate of institution\nGENERAL\nApp-5\nsuch as American Indian, Japanese,\nFamily\nand Chinese, are included in the total\nApp-5\nFacsimiles of the census questions\nOwn children and related\nbut not shown separately. The classi-\nand more complete definitions of the\nchildren\nApp-5\nfication by race shown for occupied\nsubject characteristics may be found\nUnrelated individuals\nApp-5\nhousing units refers to the race of\nin the 1970 Population Census PC(1)-C\nMarital status\nApp-5\nthe head of the household occupying\nreports for population items and\nChildren ever born\nApp-6\nthe unit.\nSchool enrollment\nin the 1970 Housing Census HC(1)-B\nApp-6\nreports for housing items.\nYears of school completed\nApp-6\nDifferences in the statistics on race\nCertain characteristics defined here\nResidence in 1965\nApp-6\nin tables P-1, H-1, and H-3, containing\nReference week\nappear in both the population and the\nApp-6\n100-percent data, and tables P-5, P-6,\nhousing tables. Definitions for such\nEmployment status\nApp-6\nand H-4, containing sample data, are\nPlace of work\ncharacteristics are presented only once,\nApp-7\nin the section \"Population Charac-\ndue partly to the manual editing of the\nMeans of transportation to\nApp-7\nteristics\" or in the section \"Housing\nsample questionnaires. Many persons\nwork\nwho reported their race as \"Other\" on\nOccupation, industry, and class\nCharacteristics,\" depending on the\nthe questionnaire also supplied a\nof worker\nApp-7\nnature of the subject (except for\nwrite-in entry that indicated the\nIncome in 1969\nApp-7\n\"group quarters,\" which appears in\nproper race classification should have\nPoverty status in 1969\nApp-8\nboth sections).\nbeen one of the specific race cate-\nHOUSING CHARACTERISTICS\ngories, e.g., white, Negro, etc. While\nHousing units and group\nPOPULATION\nthe field edit procedures included a\nquarters\nApp-9\nreview of such entries on all question-\nYear-round housing units\nCHARACTERISTICS\nApp-9\nnaires before the 100-percent data\nOccupied housing units\nApp-9\nAge.-The age classification is based\nwere tabulated, manual editing of the\nVacant housing units\nApp-9\nTenure\non the age of the person in completed\nsample questionnaires after the\nApp-10\n100-percent data were tabulated\nPersons\nyears as of April 1, 1970, and was\nApp-10\ndetermined from the reply to questions\nresulted in some further changes in\nYear moved into unit\nApp-10\nclassification by race.\nComplete kitchen facilities\non age and on month and year of\nApp-10\nbirth.\nAccess\nApp-10\nRooms\nApp-10\nNativity, parentage, and country of\nPersons per room\nApp-10\nRace.-Data are shown for two racial\norigin.-The category \"native\" com-\nYear structure built\nApp-10\ncategories, white and Negro. The\nprises persons born in the United\nReference Copy #114\nApp-3\nAPPENDIX B-Continued\nStates, the Commonwealth of Puerto\ninvolved in identifying these popula-\ntion purposes, in the manner specified\nRico or an outlying area of the\ntion groups are given below.\nabove for that State, and the segments\nUnited States, or at sea. Also included\nfor the different States are combined\nin this category is the small number\nSpanish language.-Persons of Span-\nto form a total for the area. The term\nof persons who, although they were\nish language comprise persons of\nused to describe this population in\nborn in a foreign country, have at\nSpanish mother tongue (see defini-\ntables P-7, P-8, and H-5, however, is the\nleast one native American parent. The\ntion below) and all other persons\nterm applicable in the State containing\ncategory \"foreign-born\" includes all\nin families in which the head or\nthe major portion of the SMSA. Thus,\npersons not classified as native. The\nwife reported Spanish as his or her\nfor the Wilmington SMSA, the term\ncategory \"native of native parentage\"\nmother tongue. A housing unit is\napplicable in Delaware, \"Persons of\ncomprises native persons both of whose\nclassified as occupied by persons\nSpanish language,\" is used; and in the\nparents are also natives of the United\nof Spanish language if the head or\nTexarkana SMSA the term applicable\nStates. \"Native of foreign or mixed\nhis wife reported Spanish as his or\nin Texas, \"Persons of Spanish language\nparentage\" comprises native persons\nher mother tongue.\nor Spanish surname,\" is used.\none or both of whose parents are\nforeign born.\nSpanish surname.-In five South-\nwestern States (Arizona, California,\nHousehold.-A household includes all\nThe category \"foreign stock\" in-\nColorado, New Mexico, and Texas)\nthe persons who occupy a group of\ncludes the foreign-born population and\npersons with Spanish surnames are\nrooms or a single room which con-\nthe native population of foreign or\nidentified. Separate statistics are\nstitutes a housing unit (see definition\nmixed parentage. In this report, per-\npresented, in these States, for per-\nof housing unit, below). The average\nsons of foreign stock are classified ac-\nsons of Spanish language combined\npopulation per household is obtained\ncording to their country of origin. Na-\nwith all additional persons of\nby dividing the population in house-\ntives of foreign parentage whose parents\nSpanish surname. These additional\nholds by the number of household\nwere born in different countries are\npersons are shown in the cate-\nheads.\nclassified according to the country of\ngory \"Other persons of Spanish\nThe population per household for\nbirth of the father. Natives of mixed\nsurname.\"\nNegroes and persons of Spanish heri-\nparentage are classified according to\ntage, shown in tables P-5 and P-7, may\nthe country of birth of the foreign-\nPuerto Rican birth or parentage.-\nnot in all cases be a true representa-\nborn parent.\nThe population of Puerto Rican\ntion of the household size for these\nbirth or parentage includes persons\ngroups. For example, some persons of\nborn in Puerto Rico and persons\na given group may be roomers or\nSpanish heritage.-In the census tract\nborn in the United States or an\ndomestic employees living with house-\nreports, separate tables are presented\noutlying area with one or both\nhold heads of a different ethnic\nfor the population of Spanish heritage,\nparents born in Puerto Rico. Sta-\nclassification.\nwhich is variously identified in the\ntistics for this group are shown for\nreports for different areas: in 42\nareas in New York, New Jersey,\nStates and the District of Columbia\nRelationship to head of household.-\nand Pennsylvania.\nit is identified as \"Persons of Spanish\nFour categories of relationship to head\nlanguage\"; in five Southwestern States,\nof household are recognized in this\nSpanish mother tongue.-Mother\nas \"Persons of Spanish language or\nreport:\ntongue is defined as the language\nSpanish surname\"; and in the Middle\nspoken in the person's home when\n1. Head of household.-One person\nAtlantic States, as \"Persons of Puerto\nhe was a child.\nin each household is designated\nRican birth or parentage.\" Similarly,\nas the \"head,\" that is, the person\nseparate housing statistics are presented\nIn two tracted areas that cross\nwho is regarded as the head by\nfor housing units in these categories,\nState lines, Wilmington, Del.-N.J.-\nthe members of the household.\nidentified on the basis of the classifi-\nMd., and Texarkana, Tex.-Ark., the\nHowever, if a married woman living\ncation of the household head occupy-\npopulation of Spanish heritage in each\nwith her husband was reported as\ning the unit. The specific definitions\nState portion is identified, for tabula-\nthe head, her husband was con-\nReference Copy #115\nPPENDIX B-Continued\nsidered the head for the purpose\nbarracks, college dormitories, fraternity\nas an \"own child\" if he or she is a\nof simplifying the tabulations. Two\nand sorority houses, hospitals, mona-\nsingle (never married) son, daughter,\ntypes of household heads are dis-\nsteries, convents, and ships. A house\nstepchild, or adopted child. The\ntinguished the head of a family\nor apartment is considered group\nnumber of children \"living with both\nand a primary individual. A family\nquarters if it is shared by the person\nparents\" includes stepchildren and\nhead is a household head living\nin charge and five or more persons\nadopted children as well as sons and\nwith one or more persons related\nunrelated to him, or, if there is no\ndaughters born to the couple. \"Re-\nto him by blood, marriage, or\nperson in charge, by six or more\nlated children\" in a family include\nadoption. A primary individual\nunrelated persons.\nall persons under 18 related to the head\nis a household head living alone\nexcept \"wife of head.\" The \"mean\nor with nonrelatives only.\nInmate of institution.-Inmates of in-\nnumber of related children\" is de-\n2. Wife of head.-A woman married to\nstitutions are persons under care or\nrived by dividing the total number of\nand living with a household head,\ncustody at the time of enumeration\nrelated children of the specified age\nincluding women in common-law\nin homes, schools, hospitals or wards\nin families by the number of families\nmarriages as well as women in formal\nfor juveniles, the physically handi-\nhaving children of that age. In table\nmarriages. In table P-1, which is\ncapped, or the mentally handicapped;\nP-1 the number of own children under\nbased on 100-percent tabulations,\nhomes or hospitals for mental, tubercu-\n18 years of age is divided by \"persons\nthe number of wives is the same as\nlosis, or other chronic disease patients;\nunder 18 years\" to obtain the \"percent\nthe number of \"husband-wife house-\nhomes for unwed mothers; nursing,\nof total under 18 years.\"\nholds\" and the number of \"husband-\nconvalescent, and rest homes; homes\nwife families.\" In tables P-5 and\nfor the aged and dependent; and cor-\nUnrelated individuals.-An unrelated\nP-7, which are based on a sample\nrectional institutions.\nindividual, as defined in this report,\nand are limited to a specific ethnic\ngroup, the numbers may differ,\nFamily.-According to 1970 census\nmay be any of the following: a\nhousehold head living alone or with\nbecause of minor differences in the\ndefinitions, a family consists of a\nweighting of the data and because\nhousehold head and one or more\nnonrelatives only, a household member\na husband and wife do not always\nother persons living in the same house-\nnot related to the head, or a person\nliving in group quarters who is not\nhave the same ethnic classification.\nhold who are related to the head by\nan inmate of an institution.\nblood, marriage, or adoption; all per-\n3. Other relative of head.-All persons\nsons in a household who are related\nrelated to the head of the house-\nto the head are regarded as members\nMarital status.-The marital status clas-\nhold by blood, marriage, or adop-\nof his (her) family. A \"husband-wife\nsification refers to the status at the\ntion except \"wife of head.\"\nfamily\" is a family in which the head\ntime of enumeration. Persons classi-\n4. Not related to head.-All persons\nand his wife are enumerated as mem-\nfied as \"married\" consist of those\nbers of the same household. Not all\nin the household not related to\nwho have been married only once\nthe head by blood, marriage, or\nhouseholds contain families, because\nand those who remarried after having\nadoption. Roomers, boarders, lodg-\na household may be composed of a\nbeen widowed or divorced. Persons\ners, partners, resident employees,\ngroup of unrelated persons or one\nreported as separated (living apart\nwards, and foster children are in-\nperson living alone. The mean size\nbecause of marital discord, with or\ncluded in this category.\nof family is derived by dividing the\nwithout a legal separation) are classi-\nnumber of persons in families by\nfied as a subcategory of married per-\nthe total number of families.\nsons. Persons in common-law mar-\nGroup quarters.-Persons in living ar-\nriages are classified as married, and\nrangements other than households are\nOwn children and related children.-\npersons whose only marriage had been\nclassified by the Bureau of the Census\nThis report shows statistics on families\nannulled are classified as never mar-\nas living in group quarters. Group\nby presence of \"own\" children and\nried. All persons reported as never\nquarters are located most frequently in\n\"related\" children of specified ages.\nmarried are shown as \"single\" in this\ninstitutions, rooming houses, military\nA child under 18 years old is defined\nreport.\nReference Copy #116\nApp-5\nAPPENDIX B-Continued\nChildren ever born.-In this report,\na \"public\" school is defined as any\n\"abroad\" includes those with residence\nstatistics on the number of children\nschool which is controlled and sup-\nin a foreign country or outlying area\never born are presented for women\nported primarily by a local, State,\nof the United States in 1965.\n35 to 44 years old who have ever\nor Federal government agency.\nbeen married. Respondents were in-\nReference week.-The data on employ-\nstructed to include children born to\nYears of school completed.-The data\nment status and place of work relate\nthe woman before her present mar-\non years of school completed were\nto the calendar week preceding the\nriage, children no longer living, and\nderived from the answers to the two\ndate on which the respondents com-\nchildren away from home, as well as\nquestions: (a) \"What is the highest\npleted their questionnaires or were\nchildren born to the woman who were\ngrade (or year) of regular school he\ninterviewed by enumerators. This\nstill living in the home.\nhas ever attended?\" and (b) \"Did he\nweek is not the same for all re-\nfinish the highest grade (or year) he\nspondents because not all persons were\nSchool enrollment.-School enrollment\nattended?\" Persons whose highest\nenumerated during the same week.\nis shown for persons 3 to 34 years\ngrade of attendance was in a foreign\nold. Persons were included as en-\nschool system, or in an ungraded\nEmployment status.-Employed per-\nrolled in school if they reported attend-\nschool whose highest level of school-\nsons comprise all civilians 16 years\ning a \"regular\" school or college at\ning was measured by \"readers,\" or\nold and over who were either (a)\nany time between February 1, 1970,\nwhose training was received through\n\"at work\" - those who did any\nand the time of enumeration. Regular\na tutor were instructed to report the\nwork at all as paid employees or in\nschooling is that which may advance\napproximate equivalent grade in the\ntheir own business or profession, or\na person toward an elementary school\nregular United States school system.\non their own farm, or who worked\ncertificate or high school diploma, or\nA person was reported as not having\n15 hours or more as unpaid workers\na college, university, or professional\ncompleted a given grade if he dropped\non a family farm or in a family\ndegree. Schooling that was not ob-\nout or failed to pass the last grade\nbusiness; or (b) were \"with a job\ntained in a regular school and school-\nattended.\nbut not at work\" - those who did\ning from a tutor or through cor-\nnot work during the reference week\nrespondence courses were counted only\nResidence in 1965.-Residence on\nbut had jobs or businesses from which\nif the credits obtained were regarded\nApril 1, 1965, is the usual place of\nthey were temporarily absent due to\nas transferable to a school in the\nresidence five years before enumera-\nillness, bad weather, industrial dis-\nregular school system. Persons were\ntion. The category \"same house\" in-\npute, vacation, or other personal\nincluded as enrolled in nursery school\ncludes all persons five years old and over\nreasons. Excluded from the\nonly if the school included instruc-\nwho did not move during the five years\nemployed are persons whose only ac-\ntion as an important and integral\nas well as those who had moved\ntivity consisted of work around the\nphase of its program. Schooling which\nbut by 1970 had returned to their\nhouse or volunteer work for religious,\nis generally regarded as not \"regular\"\n1965 residence. The category \"dif-\ncharitable, and similar organizations.\nincludes that given in nursery schools\nferent house\" includes persons who,\nPersons are classified as unem-\nwhich simply provide custodial day\non April 1, 1965, lived in the United\nployed if they were civilians 16 years\ncare, in specialized vocational, trade,\nStates in a different house from the\nold and over and: (a) were neither\nor business schools, in on-the-job train-\none they occupied on April 1, 1970,\n\"at work\" nor \"with a job, but not\ning, and through correspondence\nand for whom sufficient information\nat work\" during the reference week,\ncourses.\nconcerning the 1965 residence was\n(b) were looking for work during the\nElementary school, as defined here,\ncollected. These persons were sub-\npast 4 weeks, and (c) were available\nincludes grades 1 to 8, and high school\ndivided into three groups according\nto accept a job. Persons who did not\nincludes grades 9 to 12. If a person\nto their 1965 residence in or outside\nwork at all during the reference week\nwas attending a junior high school, the\na standard metropolitan statistical\nand were waiting to be called back\nequivalent in terms of 8 years of\narea: \"in central city of this SMSA,\"\nto a job from which they had been\nelementary school and 4 years of\n\"in other part of this SMSA,\" and\nlaid off are also included as\nhigh school was recorded. In general,\n\"outside this SMSA.\" The category\nunemployed.\nReference App-6 Copy #117\nAPPENDIX B-Continued\nThe \"civilian labor force\" consists\nhigh traffic flow. CBD's consist of\nmeans of transportation covering the\nof persons classified as employed or\none or more census tracts and have\ngreatest distance if more than one\nunemployed in accordance with the\nbeen defined only in cities with a\nmeans was used in daily travel.\ncriteria described above. The \"labor\npopulation of 100,000 or more. In\n\"Worked at home\" was marked by\nforce\" includes all persons in the\norder to be counted as working in\na person who worked on a farm where\ncivilian labor force plus members of\nthe CBD, the respondent had to give\nhe lived or in an office or shop in\nthe Armed Forces (persons on active\nthe exact address (street name and\nhis home.\nduty with the United States Army, Air\nnumber) of his place of work. Since\nForce, Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast\nsome respondents did not do this,\nOccupation, industry, and class of\nGuard). All persons 16 years old\nthe number of persons working in\nworker.-The data on these three sub-\nand over who are not classified as\nthe CBD is usually understated by\njects in this report are for employed\nmembers of the labor force are de-\nan unknown amount.\npersons 16 years old and over and\nfined as \"not in labor force.\" This\nThe exact address (number and\nrefer to the job held during the ref-\ncategory consists mainly of students,\nstreet name) for the place of work\nerence week. For persons employed\nhousewives, retired workers, seasonal\nwas asked. Persons working at more\nat two or more jobs, the data refer\nworkers enumerated in an \"off\" season\nthan one job were asked to report\nto the job at which the person worked\nwho were not looking for work, in-\nthe location of the job at which\nthe greatest number of hours. The\nmates of institutions, disabled per-\nthey worked the greatest number of\noccupation and industry statistics pre-\nsons, and persons doing only inci-\nhours during the reference week. Sales-\nsented here are based on the detailed\ndental unpaid family work (less than\nmen, deliverymen, and others who\nsystems developed for the 1970 census:\n15 hours during the reference week).\nwork in several places each week were\nsee 1970 Census of Population, Classi-\nOf these groups, students and inmates\nrequested to give the address at which\nfied Index of Industries and Occupa-\nare shown separately in selected tables.\nthey began work each day, if they\ntions, U. S. Government Printing Of-\nreported to a central headquarters.\nfice, Washington, D. C., 1971.\nPlace of work.-Place of work refers\nFor cases in which daily work was\nto the geographic location at which\nnot begun at a central place each day,\nIncome in 1969.-Information on\ncivilians and Armed Forces personnel\nthe person was asked to report the\nmoney income received in the calendar\nnot on leave carried out their occu-\nexact address of the place where he\nyear 1969 was requested from persons\npational or job activities during the\nworked the most hours last week. If\n14 years old and over. \"Total income\"\nreference week. For the purposes\nhis employer operated in more than\nis the algebraic sum of the amounts\nof this report, these locations were\none location (such as a grocery store\nreported separately for wage and salary\ndefined with respect to the boundaries\nchain or public school system), the\nincome, nonfarm net self-employment\nof the standard metropolitan statisti-\nexact address of the location or branch\nincome, farm net self-employment in-\ncal area as \"inside SMSA\" and \"out-\nwhere the respondent worked was\ncome, Social Security or railroad re-\nside SMSA.\" Locations within the\nrequested. When the number or street\ntirement income, public assistance or\nSMSA, were subdivided into the central\nname could not be given, the name of\nwelfare income, and all other income.\nbusiness district of the central city,\nthe building or the name of the\nThe figures represent the amount of\nthe balance of that county, or, if out-\ncompany for which he worked was\nincome regularly received before de-\nside that county, the specific county\nto be entered.\nductions for personal income taxes,\nof the SMSA.\nSocial Security, bond purchases, union\nThe central business district (CBD)\nMeans of transportation to work.-\ndues, medicare deductions, etc.\nis usually the downtown retail trade\nMeans of transportation to work re-\n\"Wage or salary income\" is de-\narea of the city. As defined by the\nfers to the chief means of travel\nfined as the total money earnings\nBureau of the Census, the CBD is an\nor type of conveyance used in travel-\nreceived for work performed as an\narea of very high land valuation charac-\ning to and from work on the last day\nemployee at any time during the\nterized by a high concentration of\nthe respondent worked at the address\ncalendar year 1969. It includes wages,\nretail business offices, theaters, hotels,\ngiven as his or her place of work.\nsalary, pay from Armed Forces, com-\nand service businesses, and with a\nThe \"chief means\" referred to the\nmissions, tips, piece rate payments,\nReference Copy #118\nApp-7\nAPPENDIX B-Continued\nand cash bonuses earned. \"Nonfarm\nworkmen's compensation cash bene-\ncome of a particular statistical uni-\nnet self-employment income\" is de-\nfits; net royalties; periodic payments\nverse by the number of units in that\nfined as net money income (gross\nfrom estates and trust funds; alimony\nuniverse. Thus, mean family income\nreceipts minus business expenses) re-\nor child support from persons who\nis obtained by dividing total family\nceived from a business, professional\nare not members of the household;\nincome by the total number of fami-\nenterprise, or partnership in which\nnet gambling gains; nonservice scholar-\nlies. For the six types of income the\nthe person was engaged on his own\nships and fellowships; and money re-\nmeans are based on families having\naccount. \"Farm net self-employment\nceived for transportation and/or sub-\nthose types of income.\nincome\" is defined as the net money\nsistence by persons participating in\nCare should be exercised in using\nincome (gross receipts minus operating\nspecial governmental training programs,\nand interpreting mean income values\nexpenses) received from the operation\ne.g., under the Manpower Develop-\nin the statistics for small areas or\nof a farm by a person on his own ac-\nment and Training Act.\nsmall subgroups of the population.\ncount, as an owner, renter, or share-\nReceipts from the following sources\nSince the mean is strongly influenced\ncropper.\nwere not included as income: money\nby extreme values in the distribution,\n\"Social Security or railroad retire-\nreceived from the sale of property\nit is especially susceptible to the effects\nment income\" includes cash receipts\n(unless the recipient was engaged in\nof sampling variability, misreporting,\nof Social Security pensions, survivors'\nthe business of selling such property);\nand processing errors. The median,\nbenefits, permanent disability insur-\nthe value of income \"in kind\" such\nwhich is not affected by extreme\nance payments, and special benefit\nas food produced and consumed in\nvalues, is, therefore, a better measure\npayments made by the Social Security\nthe home or free living quarters; with-\nthan the mean when the population\nAdministration (under the National\ndrawal of bank deposits; money bor-\nbase is small. The mean, neverthe-\nold-age, survivors, disability, and health\nrowed; tax refunds; exchange of money\nless, is shown in this report for most\ninsurance programs) before deductions\nbetween relatives living in the same\nsmall areas and small subgroups be-\nof health insurance premiums. \"Medi-\nhousehold; gifts and lump-sum in-\ncause, when weighted according to\ncare\" reimbursements are not included.\nheritances, insurance payments, and\nthe number of cases, the means can\nCash receipts from retirement, disa-\nother types of lump-sum receipts.\nbe added to obtain summary measures\nbility, and survivors' benefit payments\nfor areas and groups other than those\nAlthough the income statistics cover\nmade by the U.S. Government under\nshown in this report.\nthe calendar year 1969, the charac-\nthe Railroad Retirement Act are also\nteristics of persons and the compo-\nincluded. \"Public assistance income\"\nsition of families refer to the time\nPoverty status in 1969.-Families and\nincludes cash receipts of payments\nunrelated individuals are classified as\nof enumeration (April 1, 1970). For\nmade under the following public as-\nmost families, however, the income\nbeing above or below the poverty level,\nsistance programs: aid to families\nreported was received by persons who\nusing the poverty index adopted by a\nwith dependent children, old-age as-\nwere members of the family through-\nFederal Interagency Committee in\nsistance, general assistance, aid to the\nout 1969.\n1969. This index provides a range of\nblind, and aid to the permanently\nincome cutoffs or \"poverty thresholds\"\nand totally disabled. Separate pay-\nThe median income is the amount\nadjusted to take into account such\nments received for hospital or other\nwhich divides the distribution into\nfactors as family size, sex and age of\nmedical care are excluded from this\ntwo equal groups, one having incomes\nthe family head, the number of child-\nitem. \"Income from all other sources\"\nabove the median and the other having\nren, and farm-nonfarm residence. The\nincludes money income received from\nincomes below the median. For fami-\npoverty cutoffs for farm families have\nsources such as interest; dividends;\nlies and unrelated individuals the me-\nbeen set at 85 percent of the nonfarm\nnet income (or loss) from property\ndian income is based on the distri-\nlevels. These income cutoffs are up-\nrentals; net receipts from roomers\nbution of the total number of families\ndated every year to reflect the changes\nor boarders; veteran's payments; public\nand unrelated individuals, including\nin the Consumer Price Index. The\nor private pensions, periodic receipts\nthose with no income.\npoverty threshold for a nonfarm family\nfrom insurance policies or annuities;\nThe mean income is the amount\nof four was $3,743 in 1969. For a\nunemployment insurance benefits;\nobtained by dividing the total in-\ndetailed explanation of the poverty\neference Copy #119\nAPPENDIX B-Continued\ndefinition, see Current Population Re-\nHOUSING\nother groups containing five or more\nports, Series P-23, No. 28, \"Revisions\nCHARACTERISTICS\npersons not related to the person\nin Poverty Statistics, 1959 to 1968.\"\nin charge. Group quarters are lo-\nHouseholds below the poverty level\nHousing units and group quarters.-\ncated most frequently in institutions,\nare defined as households in which\nLiving quarters are classified in the\nboarding houses, military barracks, col-\nthe total 1969 income of the family\ncensus as either housing units or group\nlege dormitories, fraternity and soror-\nor primary individual was below the\nquarters. Usually, living quarters are\nity houses, hospitals, monasteries, con-\npoverty level. The incomes of persons\nin structures intended for residential\nvents, and ships. A house or apartment\nin the household other than members\nuse (e.g., a one-family home, apart-\nis considered group quarters if it is\nof the family or the primary individual\nment house, hotel or motel, boarding\nshared by the person in charge and\nare not included when determining\nhouse, mobile home or trailer, etc.).\nfive or more persons unrelated to him,\npoverty status of a household.\nLiving quarters may also be in struc-\nor if there is no person in charge,\nThe households for which poverty\ntures intended for nonresidential use\nby six or more unrelated persons.\nstatus is shown cannot be compared\n(e.g., the rooms in a warehouse where\nInformation on the housing charac-\nwith the total number of households\na watchman lives), as well as in tents,\nteristics of group quarters was not\nshown elsewhere. The former exclude\ncaves, old railroad cars, etc.\ncollected in the census.\nthose in certain types of housing units:\nA housing unit is a house, an\nowner-occupied units are restricted to\napartment, a group of rooms, or a\nYear-round housing units.-Data on\none-family units on places of less than\nsingle room occupied or intended for\nhousing characteristics are limited to\n10 acres and without a business on the\noccupancy as separate living quarters.\nyear-round housing units; i.e., all OC-\nproperty; and renter-occupied units\nSeparate living quarters are those in\ncupied units plus vacant units which\nexclude one-family units on places of\nwhich the occupants do not live and\nare intended for year-round use. Va-\n10 acres or more.\neat with any other persons in the\ncant units intended for seasonal OC-\nThe \"ratio of family income to\nstructure and which quarters have\ncupancy and vacant units held for\npoverty level\" is obtained by dividing\neither (1) direct access from the out-\nmigratory labor are excluded because\nthe income of a family by its cor-\nside of the building or through a\nit is difficult to obtain reliable infor-\nresponding poverty threshold. The\ncommon hall or (2) complete kitchen\nmation for them. Counts of the total\n\"income deficit\" is the difference be-\nfacilities for the exclusive use of the\nhousing inventory, however, are given\ntween the total income of families\noccupants. The occupants may be a\nfor each area presented in this report.\nand unrelated individuals below the\nsingle family, one person living alone,\npoverty level and their respective\ntwo or more families living together,\nOccupied housing units.-A housing\npoverty thresholds. In computing\nor any other group of related or non-\nunit is classified as occupied if a person\nthe income deficit, families reporting\nrelated persons who share living ar-\nor group of persons is living in it at\na net income loss are assigned zero\nrangements (except as described in\nthe time of enumeration or if the\ndollars, and for such cases the income\nthe next paragraph on group quarters).\noccupants are only temporarily ab-\ndeficit is equal to the poverty threshold.\nFor vacant units, the criteria for sep-\nsent, for example, on vacation. How-\nThe aggregate income deficit provides\narateness, direct access, and complete\never, if the persons staying in the\nan estimate of the amount of money\nkitchen facilities for exclusive use are\nunit have their usual place of resi-\nwhich would be required to raise\napplied to the intended occupants\ndence elsewhere the unit is classified\nthe incomes of all poor families and\nwhenever possible (or to the previous\nas vacant.\nunrelated individuals to their respective\noccupants if this information cannot\nthresholds at the poverty level. The\nbe obtained). Both occupied and\nVacant housing units.-A housing unit\nmean income deficit is the amount\nvacant housing units are included in\nis vacant if no one is living in it at\nobtained by dividing the aggregate\nthe housing inventory, except that\nthe time of enumeration, unless its\nincome deficit of a group below the\nmobile homes, trailers, tents, etc., are\noccupants are only temporarily absent.\npoverty level by the number of fami-\nincluded only if they are occupied.\nIn addition, a vacant unit may be one\nlies or unrelated individuals (as ap-\nGroup quarters are living arrange-\nwhich is occupied entirely by persons\npropriate) in that group.\nments for institutional inmates or for\nwho have a usual residence elsewhere.\nReference Copy #120\nApp-9\nAPPENDIX B-Continued\nNew units not yet occupied are enumer-\ncupied\" only if the owner or CO-\ning a range or cookstove. \"Lacking\nated as vacant housing units if con-\nowner lives in it. All other occupied\ncomplete kitchen facilities\" means that\nstruction has reached a point where\nunits are classified as \"renter occu-\nthe unit does not have all three speci-\nall exterior windows and doors are\npied,\" including units rented for cash\nfied kitchen facilities, or that they\ninstalled and final usable floors are\nrent and those occupied without pay-\nare also for the use of the occupants\nin place. Vacant units are excluded\nment of cash rent.\nof other housing units.\nif unfit for human habitation because\nthe roof, walls, windows, or doors\nPersons.-Persons occupying the hous-\nAccess.-\"Access only through other\nno longer protect the interior from\ning unit include not only occupants\nliving quarters\" means that the occu-\nthe elements, or if there is positive\nrelated to the head of the household\npants of a housing unit must go\nevidence (such as a sign on the house\nbut also any lodgers, roomers, board-\nthrough someone else's living quarters\nor in the block) that the unit is to be\ners, partners, wards, foster children\ndemolished or is condemned.\nto enter their own; that is, they do\nand resident employees who share\nnot have a direct entrance from the\nVacant housing units are classified\nthe living quarters of the household\noutside or through a common or\nin this report as either \"seasonal and\nhead. The data on \"persons\" show\npublic hall.\nmigratory\" (i.e., intended for seasonal\nthe number of housing units occupied\noccupancy or held for migratory labor)\nby the specified number of persons.\nor \"year-round.\" \"Seasonal\" units\nRooms.-Rooms to be counted in-\nUnits with one or more roomers,\nare intended for occupancy during\nclude whole rooms used for living\nboarders, or lodgers are shown as a\nonly certain seasons of the year. \"Mi-\npurposes, such as living rooms, dining\nseparate category. Not included as\ngratory\" units are vacant units held\nrooms, kitchens, bedrooms, finished\n\"roomers, boarders, or lodgers\" are\nfor occupancy by migratory labor\nrecreation rooms, family rooms, etc.\nfoster children or wards, servants who\nemployed in farm work during the\nNot counted as rooms are bathrooms,\nlive in, companions, and partners.\ncrop season. \"Year-round\" vacant\nporches, balconies, foyers, halls, half-\nhousing units are available or intended\nrooms, kitchenettes, strip or pullman\nYear moved into unit.-Data on year\nkitchens, utility rooms, unfinished at-\nfor occupancy at any time of the\nmoved into unit are based on the\ntics, basements, or other space used\nyear. A unit in a resort area which\ninformation reported for the head\nfor storage.\nis usually occupied on a year-round\nof the household. The question refers\nbasis is considered year-round. A\nto the year of latest move. Thus, if\nPersons per room.-This is computed\nunit used only occasionally through-\nthe head moved back into a unit he\nby dividing the number of persons in\nout the year is also considered year-\nhad previously occupied or if he\nthe unit by the number of rooms in\nround.\nmoved from one apartment to another\nthe unit. The figures shown, there-\nYear-round vacant units are sub-\nin the same building, the year he\nfore, refer to the number of housing\ndivided as follows: \"for sale only\";\nmoved into his present unit was to\nunits having the specified ratio of\n\"for rent\" which also includes vacant\nbe reported.\npersons per room.\nunits offered either for rent or for\nsale; and \"other\" which includes units\nComplete kitchen facilities.-A unit\nYear structure built.-Year structure\nsold or rented but not yet occupied\nhas complete kitchen facilities when\nbuilt refers to when the building was\nby the new owner or renter, units\nit has all three of the following for the\nfirst constructed, not when it was\nheld for the occasional use of the\nexclusive use of the occupants of\nremodeled, added to, or converted.\nowner, and units being held off the\nthe unit: (1) An installed sink with\nmarket for other reasons.\npiped water; (2) a range or cook-\nUnits in structure.-In the determi-\nstove; and (3) a mechanical refrigera-\nnation of the number of units in\nTenure.-A housing unit is \"owner\ntor. All kitchen facilities must be\na structure, all housing units, both\noccupied\" if the owner or co-owner\nlocated in the structure, although they\noccupied and vacant, were counted.\nlives in the unit, even if it is mortgaged\nneed not be in the same room.\nThe statistics are presented in terms\nor not fully paid for. A cooperative\nQuarters with only portable cooking\nof the number of housing units in\nor condominium unit is \"owner OC-\nequipment are not considered as hav-\nstructures of specified size, not in\nReference App-10 Copy #121\nAPPENDIX B-Continued\nterms of the number of residential\nunit \"with more than one bathroom\"\nto various rooms; central heat pumps\nstructures.\nhas, in addition to one complete bath-\nare included in this category. \"Built-\nA structure is a separate building\nroom, one or more partial or com-\nin electric units\" are permanently in-\nthat either has open space on all\nplete bathrooms.\nstalled in the floors, walls or ceilings.\nsides or is separated from other struc-\nA \"floor, wall, or pipeless furnace\"\ntures by dividing walls that extend\nWith public water supply.-A public\ndelivers warm air to the room right\nfrom ground to roof.\nsystem refers to a common source\nabove the furnace or to the room(s)\nsupplying running water to six or\non one or both sides of the wall\nBasement.-Statistics on basements are\nmore housing units. The water may\nin which the furnace is installed.\npresented in terms of the number\nbe supplied by a city, county, water\n\"Other means\" includes room heaters\nof housing units located in structures\ndistrict, or private water company,\nwith or without flue, fireplaces, stoves,\nbuilt with a basement, and are sep-\nor it may be obtained from a well\nand portable heaters of all types.\narately tabulated for one-family houses\nwhich supplied six or more housing\nA housing unit \"With central or\nwith basements. A structure has\nunits.\nbuilt-in heating system\" contains a\na basement if there is enclosed space\nsteam or hot water system, a warm-air\nin which persons can walk upright\nWith public sewer.-A \"public\nfurnace, built-in electric units, or a\nunder all or part of the building.\nsewer\" is connected to a city, county,\nfloor, wall, or pipeless furnace.\nsanitary district, neighborhood, or sub-\nPlumbing facilities.-The category\ndivision sewer system. It may be\nAutomobiles available.-Statistics on\n\"with all plumbing facilities\" con-\noperated by a government body or\nautomobiles available represent the\nsists of units which have hot and cold\nby a private organization. Small\nnumber of passenger automobiles, in-\npiped water, as well as a flush toilet\nsewage treatment plants which in some\ncluding station wagons, which are\nand a bathtub or shower inside the\nlocalities are called neighborhood septic\nowned or regularly used by any\nstructure for the exclusive use of\ntanks are also classified as public\nmember of the household and which\nthe occupants of the unit. \"Lacking\nsewers.\nare ordinarily kept at home. Taxi-\nsome or all plumbing\" means that\ncabs, pickups, or larger trucks were\nthe unit does not have all three speci-\nWith air conditioning.-Air condi-\nnot to be counted.\nfied plumbing facilities (hot and cold\ntioning is the cooling of air by a\npiped water, as well as flush toilet\nrefrigeration unit. A central sys-\nand bathtub or shower inside the\ntem is a central installation which\nValue.-Value is the respondent's esti-\nstructure), or that the toilet or bath-\nair-conditions the entire housing unit.\nmate of how much the property (house\ning facilities are also for the use\nA room unit is an individual air\nand lot) would sell for if it were for\nof the occupants of other housing\nconditioner which is installed in a\nsale. The term \"specified owner-\nunits.\nwindow or an outside wall and is\noccupied units\" means that the value\ngenerally intended to cool one room,\ndata are limited to owner-occupied\nSelected equipment.-Statistics are pre-\nalthough it may sometimes be used\none-family houses on less than ten\nsented for the number of housing\nto cool more than one room.\nacres, without a commercial establish-\nunits with the following selected\nment or medical office on the property.\nequipment.\nHeating equipment.-The list of heat-\nOwner-occupied cooperatives, condo-\ning equipment refers to the type of\nminiums, mobile homes, and trailers\nWith more than one bathroom.-\nare excluded from the value\nheating equipment and not to the\nA complete bathroom is a room with\nfuel used. \"Steam or hot water\"\ntabulations.\nflush toilet, bathtub or shower, and\nrefers to a central heating system\nwash basin with piped water. A\nin which heat from steam or hot\nMean value.-Mean value is the sum\npartial or half bathroom has at least\nwater is delivered through radiators\nof the individual values reported, di-\na flush toilet or bathtub (or shower),\nor other outlets. \"Warm air furnace\"\nvided by the number of owner-occupied\nbut does not have all the facilities\nrefers to a central system which pro-\nunits for which value is shown. For\nfor a complete bathroom. A housing\nvides warm air through ducts leading\npurposes of computation, the mid-\nReference Copy #122\nApp-11\nAPPENDIX B-Continued\npoints of the intervals were used,\nshown separately as \"no cash rent\"\namounts divided by the number of\nexcept that a mean value of $3,500\nin the rent tabulations.\nrenter-occupied units, excluding one-\nwas assigned to housing units in the\nGross rent.-Monthly gross rent is the\nfamily houses on ten acres or more.\ninterval \"less than $5,000\" and a\nsummation of contract rent plus the\nmean of $60,000 was assigned to\nestimated average monthly cost of\nGross rent as percentage of income.-\nunits in the interval \"$50,000 or\nutilities (water, electricity, gas) and\nThe yearly gross rent (monthly gross\nmore.\"\nfuels (oil, coal, kerosene, wood, etc.),\nrent multiplied by 12) is expressed\nif these items are paid for by the\nas a percentage of the total income\nContract rent.-Contract rent is the\nrenter, in addition to rent. Thus,\nin 1969 of the family or primary\nmonthly rent agreed to, or contracted\ngross rent is intended to eliminate\nindividual. The percentage was com-\nfor, even if the furnishings, utilities,\nindividual differences which result from\nputed separately for each unit and\nor services are included. The term\nvarying practices with respect to the\nwas rounded to the nearest whole\n\"specified renter-occupied units\"\ninclusion of heat and utilities as part\nnumber. Units for which no cash\nmeans that the contract rent data\nof the rental payment.\nis paid and units occupied by families\nexclude one-family houses on ten\nor primary individuals who reported\nacres or more. Renter units occupied\nMean gross rent-Mean gross rent is\nno income or a net loss comprise\nwithout payment of cash rent are\nthe sum of the individual rental\nthe category \"not computed.\"\nReference App-12 Copy #123\nAppendix C.-ACCURACY OF THE DATA\nSOURCES OF ERROR\nApp-13\nA major concern in the evaluation\nquestionnaire contained entries for at\nEDITING OF UNACCEPTABLE\nwork is to ascertain, insofar as pos-\nleast two of the basic characteristics\nDATA\nApp-13\nsible, the degree of completeness of\n(relationship, sex, race, age, marital\nSAMPLE DESIGN\nApp-14\nthe count of both population and\nstatus), or for at least two relevant\nRATIO ESTIMATION\nApp-15\nhousing units.\nsample characteristics, the inference\nSAMPLING VARIABILITY\nApp-17\nwas made that the marks represented\na person. Names were not used as a\nEDITING OF UNACCEPTABLE\ncriterion of the presence of a person\nDATA\nbecause the electronic scanning was\nSOURCES OF ERROR\nunable to distinguish between a name\nThe objective of the processing op-\nand any other entry in the name space.\nHuman and mechanical errors occur\neration is to produce a set of sta-\nIf any characteristics for a person\nin any mass statistical operation such\ntistics that describes the Nation's popu-\nor housing unit were missing, they\nas a decennial census. Errors during\nlation and housing as accurately and\nwere, in most cases, supplied by allo-\nthe data collection phase can include\nclearly as possible. To meet this\ncation. Allocations, or assignments\nfailure to obtain required informa-\nobjective, certain unacceptable entries\nof acceptable codes in place of un-\ntion from respondents, obtaining in-\nwere edited.\nacceptable entries, were needed most\ncorrect or inconsistent information,\nIn the field, questionnaires were\noften where an entry for a given item\nand recording information in the wrong\nreviewed for completeness by a census\nwas lacking or where the information\nplace or incorrectly. Errors can also\nclerk or enumerator, and a followup\nreported for a person or housing unit\noccur during the field review of the\nwas made for missing information.\non that item was inconsistent with\nenumerator's work, the clerical han-\nThe major review occurred in the\nother information for the person or\ndling of the questionnaires, and the\ncentral processing office, where the\nhousing unit. The assignment of\nvarious stages of the electronic proc-\nediting and coding operation provided\nacceptable codes in place of blanks\nessing of the material. Careful ef-\nan opportunity to correct obvious\nor unacceptable entries, it is believed,\nforts are made in every census to\nerrors in the respondents' entries for\nenhances the usefulness of the data.\nkeep the errors in each step at an\nthose items which required manual\nFor housing data, the assignment\nacceptably low level. Quality con-\nprocessing. In coding relationship to\nwas based on related information re-\ntrol and check measures are utilized\nhousehold head, for example, the clerk\nported for the housing unit or on\nthroughout the census operation.\nmade use of written entries, which\ninformation reported for a similar\nIn the manual editing and coding\nthe computer is not able to read,\nunit in the immediate neighborhood.\noperation, a sample of the work of\nin determining the correct entry where\nFor example, if tenure for an occupied\neach coder was verified, and a coder\nthe machine readable item was blank\nunit was omitted but a rental amount\nwho showed consistently high error\nor contained conflicting information.\nwas reported, the computer auto-\nrates was retrained. A coder who\nFor a few of the items, the re-\nmatically edited tenure to \"rented\nstill did not produce work of ac-\nspondents' entries were reviewed for\nfor cash rent.\" The technique may\nceptable quality after retraining was\nreasonableness or consistency on the\nalso be illustrated by the procedure\nremoved from the coding operation.\nbasis of other information on the\nused in the assignment for unknown\nIn addition, provision was made for\nquestionnaire. As a rule, however,\nage. The computer stored reported\ncorrection of any work units for which\nediting was performed by hand only\nages of persons by sex, race, house-\nthe error rate exceeded a maximum\nwhen it could not be done effectively\nhold relationship, and marital status.\nlevel. Information on error rates\nby machine.\nEach stored age was retained in the\nwill be given in later publications.\nAs one of the first steps in me-\ncomputer only until a person having\nAs was done for the 1950 and 1960\nchanical editing, the configuration of\nthe same set of characteristics, and\ncensuses, evaluative material on many\nmarks on the questionnaire was scanned\nwith age reported was processed\naspects of the 1970 census will be\nelectronically to determine whether\nthrough the computer in the edit op-\npublished as soon as the appropriate\nit contained information for a person\neration; this stored age was assigned\ndata are accumulated and analyzed.\nor merely spurious marks. If the\nto the next person whose age was\nReference Copy #124\nApp-1\nAPPENDIX C-Continued\nunknown and who otherwise had the\naddress register sequentially in the\nvisiting addresses. In mail areas, the\nsame set of specified characteristics.\norder in which he first visited the\nlist of housing units was prepared\nThe editing process also includes\nunits whether or not he completed\nprior to Census Day either by em-\nanother type of correction; namely,\nthe interview. Every fifth line of\nploying commercial mailing lists cor-\nthe assignment of a full set of charac-\nthe address register was designated\nrected through the cooperation of\nteristics for a person. When there\nas a sample line, and the housing\nthe post office or by listing the units\nwas indication that a housing unit\nunits listed on these lines were in-\nin a process similar to that used in\nwas occupied but the questionnaire\ncluded in the sample. Each enumerator\nnonmail areas. As in other areas,\ncontained no information for any per-\nwas given a random line on which\nevery fifth housing unit of these lists\nson, a previously processed household\nhe was to start listing and the order\nwas designated to be in the sample.\nwas selected as a substitute and the\nof canvassing was indicated in ad-\nIn group quarters, all persons were\nfull set of characteristics for each\nvance, although the instructions al-\nlisted and every fifth person was se-\nlowed some latitude in the order of\nsubstitute person was duplicated.\nlected for the sample.\nSpecific tolerances were established\nfor the number of computer alloca-\nTABLE C. Sample Rate for Subjects Included in This Report\ntions and substitutions that would\n[Subjects marked with an asterisk (*) were tabulated on a 100% basis for tables P-1, H-1, and\nbe permitted. If the number of\nH-3. All subjects shown in the tables for persons of Spanish heritage (P-7, P-8, and H-5) were\ntabulated on a 15% basis. The subjects covered in the remaining tables (P-2 to P-6, H-2, and\ncorrections was beyond tolerance, the\nH-4) were tabulated according to the sample rates shown below]\nquestionnaires in which the errors\noccurred were clerically reviewed. If\nSample\nSample\nit was found that the errors resulted\nPopulation subjects\nrate\nHousing subjects\nrate\nfrom damaged questionnaires, from\n(percent)\n(percent)\nimproper microfilming, from faulty\nreading by FOSDIC of undamaged\n*Sex\n20\n*All year-round housing units\n20\nquestionnaires, or from other types\nRace\n20\nOccupied housing units: table H-2. 15\nof machine failure, the questionnaires\n*Age\n20\ntable H-4. 20\nwere reprocessed.\n*Household relationship\n20\n*Cooperative or condominium\n-\nThe extent of allocation for States,\n*Family composition\n20\n*Vacancy status\n-\ncounties, and other areas will be shown\n*Marital status\n-\n*Tenure of housing unit\n-\nin the allocation tables in chapters\nChildren ever born\n20\nYear moved into unit\n15\nB and C of the 1970 Census of\nCountry of origin\n15\n*Number of rooms\n-\nPopulation Volume I, Characteristics\nNativity and parentage\n15\n*Size of household (persons)\n-\nof the Population, and chapters A\nSchool enrollment\n15\n*Persons per room\n-\nand B of Census of Housing Volume 1,\nYears of school completed\n20\n*Plumbing facilities\n-\nCharacteristics for States, Cities, and\nResidence in 1965\n15\nBathrooms\n15\nCounties.\nEmployment status\n20\nSource of water\n15\nPlace of work\n15\nSewage disposal\n15\nMeans of transportation to work\n15\n*Complete kitchen facilities\n-\nSAMPLE DESIGN\nOccupation\n20\n*Access\n-\nFor persons living in housing units\nIndustry\n20\nUnits in structure\n20\nat the time of the 1970 census, the\nClass of worker\n20\nYear structure built\n20\nhousing unit, including all its occu-\nIncome\n20\nBasement\n20\npants, was the sampling unit; for\nPoverty status\n20\nHeating equipment\n20\npersons in group quarters identified\nAir conditioning\n15\nin advance of the census, it was the\nAutomobiles available\n15\nperson. In nonmail areas, the enu-\n*Value\n-\nmerator canvassed his assigned area\nContract rent\n-\nand listed all housing units in an\nGross rent\n20\nReference Copy #125\nApp-14\nAPPENDIX C-Continued\nThis 20-percent sample was sub-\nRATIO ESTIMATION\nGroup\ndivided into a 15-percent and a 5-\nSTAGE I\nThe statistics based on 1970 census\npercent sample by designating every\nMale Head With Own Children\nsample data are estimates made through\nfourth 20-percent sample unit as a\nUnder 18\nthe use of ratio estimation procedures,\nmember of the 5-percent sample. The\n1\n1-person household\napplied separately for the 15- and 20-\nremaining sample units became the\n2\n2-person household\npercent samples. The first step in\n15-percent sample. Two types of\n3\n3-person household\ncarrying through the ratio estimates\nsample questionnaires were used, one\nwas to establish the areas within which\nfor the 5-percent and one for the\nseparate ratios were to be prepared.\n15-percent sample units. Some ques-\n6\n6-or-more-person house-\ntions were included on both the 5-\nThese are referred to as \"weighting\nhold\nareas.\" A single set of weighting areas,\npercent and 15-percent sample forms\ncontaining a minimum population size\nMale Head Without Own\nand therefore appear for a sample of\nof 2,500, was defined for use\nChildren Under 18\n20 percent of the units in the census.\nwith the 15- and 20-percent samples.\n7-12\nOther items appeared on either the\n1-person to 6-or-more-\n15-percent or the 5-percent question-\nWeighting areas were established by\nperson households\nmechanical operation on the com-\nnaires. The sample rates for the\nFemale Head\nvarious items appearing in this report\nputer and were defined to conform,\n13-18\n1-person to 6-or-more-\nare shown in table C.\nas nearly as possible, to areas for\nperson households\nwhich tabulations are produced. In\nAlthough the sampling procedure\ngeneral, sample estimates for a tract\n19\nGroup Quarters Persons\ndid not automatically insure an exact\nmay be expected to agree with com-\n20-percent sample of persons or hous-\nplete counts whenever the tract was\ning units in each locality, the sample\na weighting area. However, tracts\nSTAGE II\ndesign was unbiased if carried through\nwere not weighting areas whenever\n20\nHead of Household\naccording to instructions; generally\nthe population was less than 2,500\n21\nfor large areas the deviation from 20\npersons, where the tract was a part\nNot Head of Household (in-\npercent was found to be quite small.\nof more than one county subdivision\ncluding persons in group\nBiases may have arisen when the enu-\nor place, or where the Census proce-\nquarters)\nmerator failed to follow his listing\ndure was not the same in all parts\nand sampling instructions exactly.\nof the tract. In these situations, part\nSTAGE III\nQuality control procedures were used\nof a tract may have been combined\nthroughout the census process, how-\nwith other partial or complete tracts\nMale Negro\never, and where there was clear evi-\nto make up a weighting area and\n22\nAge under 5 years\ndence that the sampling procedures\nsample estimates for an individual\n23\n5-13\nwere not properly followed, the work\ntract in the combination may not\n24\n14-24\nwas returned to the field for re-\nagree with complete counts for the\n25\n25-44\nsampling. No attempt at sampling\n26\ntract.\n45-64\nwas made for the relatively small\nSeparate ratio estimation processes\n27\n65 and older\nnumbers of persons and housing units\nwere used for persons and for housing\nMale, Not Negro\n(in most States, less than one per-\nunits. The ratio estimation process\n28-33\nSame age groups as for\ncent) added to the enumeration from\nfor persons operated in three stages.\nMale Negro\nthe post-census post office check, the\nThe first stage employed 19 household-\nvarious supplemental forms, and the\ntype groups (the first of which was\nFemale Negro\nspecial check of vacant units. The\nempty by definition). The second\n3439\nSame age groups as for\nratio estimation procedure described\nstage used two groups, head of house-\nMale Negro\nbelow adjusts the sample data to\nhold and not head of household, and\nFemale, Not Negro\nreflect these classes of population and\nthe third stage used 24 age-sex-race\n40-45\nSame age groups as for\nhousing units.\ngroups.\nMale Negro\nReference Copy #126\nApp-15\nAPPENDIX C-Continued\nThe ratio estimation process for\nVacant housing units:\nnot met. For example, for the 15-\nhousing operated in two stages for\nand 20-percent population sample the\noccupied housing units, and in one\nGroup\nSTAGE I\ncomplete count of persons in a group\nstage for vacant units. The first\n23\nYear-round vacant for sale\nhad to exceed 85 persons and the ratio\nstage for occupied units employed\n24\nYear-round vacant for rent\nof the complete count to the un-\n18 household-type groups (the first\n25\nOther vacant\nweighted sample count could not ex-\nof which was empty by definition);\nceed 20. Where these criteria were\nthe second stage for occupied units\nAt each stage, for each of the groups,\nnot met, groups were combined in\nused four groups: owner and renter\nthe ratio of the complete count to the\na specific order until the conditions\noccupied units, by race. The single\nweighted sample count in the group\nwere met. Where this occurred, con-\nstage for vacant units employed three\nwas computed and applied to the\nsistency between the weighted sample\ngroups: year-round vacant for sale,\nweight of each sample person or hous-\nand the complete counts would apply\nyear-round vacant for rent, and other\ning unit in the group. For population,\nas indicated above for the combined\nvacant.\nthis operation was performed for each\ngroup but not necessarily for each of\nof the 19 groups in the first stage,\nthe groups in the combination.\nthen for the two groups in the second\nEach sample person or housing\nOccupied housing units:\nstage and finally for the 24 groups\nunit was assigned an integral weight\nin the third stage. For occupied\nto avoid the complications involved\nGroup\nSTAGE I\nhousing units this was performed first\nin rounding in the final tables. If,\nMale Head With Own Children\nfor the 18 groups in the first stage\nfor example, the final weight for\nUnder 18\nand then for the 4 groups in the\na group was 5.2, one-fifth of the\n1\n1-person household\nsecond stage.\npersons or housing units in the group\n2\n2-person household\nAs a rule, the weighted sample\n(selected at random) were assigned\n3\n3-person household\ncounts within each of the groups in\na weight of 6 and the remaining\nthe final stage should agree with the\nfour-fifths a weight of 5.\ncomplete counts for the weighting\nThe estimates realize some of the\n6\n6-or-more-person house-\nareas. Close, although not exact,\ngains in sampling efficiency that would\nhold\nconsistency can be expected for the\nhave resulted had the persons and\ngroups in the preceding stages. There\nhousing units been stratified into the\nMale Head Without Own\nare some exceptions to this general\ngroups before sampling. The net\nChildren Under 18\nrule, however. As indicated above,\neffect is a reduction in both the\n7-12\nthere may be differences between the\n1-person to 6-or-more\nsampling error and possible bias of\ncomplete counts and sample estimates\nperson households\nmost statistics below what would be\nwhen the tabulation area is not made\nobtained by weighting the results of\nup of whole weighting areas. As a\nFemale Head\nthe sample by a uniform factor (e.g.,\nresult, sample estimates at the tract\n13-18\n1-person to 6-or-more-\nby weighting the 20-percent sample\nlevel may not agree with complete\nresults by a uniform factor of 5).\nperson households\ncounts when the tract did not form\nThe reduction in sampling error will\na weighting area. Generally, for 15-\nbe trivial for some items and sub-\nSTAGE II\nand 20-percent items, there may be\nstantial for others. A by-product\nsuch a difference whenever the popu-\nof this estimation procedure is that\nOwner Occupied\nlation in the tract is less than 2,500\n19\nNegro\nestimates for this sample are, in general,\npeople. Furthermore, in order to\n20\nconsistent with the complete count\nNot Negro\nincrease the reliability, a separate ratio\nfor the groups used in the estimation\nwas not computed in a ratio esti-\nprocedure. A more complete dis-\nRenter Occupied.\nmation group whenever certain cri-\ncussion of the technical aspects of\n21\nNegro\nteria pertaining to the complete counts\nthese ratio estimates will be presented\n22\nNot Negro\nand the magnitude of the weight were\nin a separate report.\nReference App-18 Copy #127\nAPPENDIX C-Continued\nSAMPLING VARIABILITY\nthe 20-percent sample. Linear inter-\n2. For a difference between two sam-\npolation in tables D and E will pro-\nple figures (that is, one from 1970\nThe estimates from sample tabula-\nvide approximate results that are satis-\nand the other from 1960, or both\ntions are subject to sampling varia-\nfactory for most purposes. Table F\nfrom the same census year), the\nbility. The standard errors of these\nprovides a factor by which the stand-\nstandard error is approximately the\nestimates can be approximated by\nard errors shown in tables D or E\nsquare root of the sum of the\nusing the data in tables D through\nshould be multiplied to adjust for\nsquares of the standard errors of\nF. The chances are about 2 out of\nthe combined effect of the sample\neach estimate considered separately.\n3 that the difference (due to sampling\nsize (i.e., whether a 20-percent or\nThis formula wil! represent the\nvariability) between the sample esti-\n15-percent sample) the sample design\nactual standard error quite ac-\nmate and the figure that would have\nand the estimation procedure.\ncurately for the difference between\nbeen obtained from a complete count\nTo estimate the standard error for\nestimates of the same characteris-\nof the population is less than the\na given characteristic based on the\ntic in two different areas, or for\nstandard error. The chances are about\n15-percent sample, or for a more\nthe difference between separate and\n19 out of 20 that the difference is\nprecise estimate for the 20-percent\nuncorrelated characteristics in the\nless than twice the standard error\nsample, locate in table F the factor\nsame area. If, however, there is\nand about 99 out of 100 that it is\nless than 2½ times the standard error.\napplying to the characteristic and\na high positive correlation be-\nsample size used to tabulate the data\ntween the two characteristics, the\nThe amount by which the estimated\nand multiply this factor by the stand-\nformula will overestimate the true\nstandard error must be multiplied to\nard error found in table D or E. If\nstandard error. The approximate\nobtain other odds deemed more ap-\nthe estimate is not identified in table\nstandard error for the 1970 sample\npropriate can be found in most sta-\nF, use the factor shown for \"all\nfigure is derived directly from tables\ntistical textbooks. The sampling\nother.\" Where data are shown as\nD through F. The standard error\nerrors may be obtained by using the\ncross-classifications of two character-\nof a 25-percent 1960 sample figure\nfactors shown in table F in conjunc-\ntion with table D for absolute num-\nistics, locate and use the larger factor.\nmay be obtained from the relevant\nSimilarly, if an item collected on a\n1960 census report or an approxi-\nbers and in conjunction with table E\n20-percent basis has been tabulated\nmate value may be obtained by\nfor percentages. In addition to sam-\nfor the 15-percent sample, use the\nmultiplying the appropriate value\npling errors, these tables reflect the\nfactor appropriate for the 15-percent\nin table D or E by 0.9.\neffect of simple response variance,\nsample.\nbut not of bias arising in the collec-\n3. For a difference between two sam-\nThe standard errors estimated from\ntion, processing and estimation steps,\nple estimates, one of which repre-\nthese tables are not directly applicable\nnor of the correlated errors enumera-\nsents a subclass of the other, the\nto differences between two sample\ntors introduce; estimates of the mag-\ntables can be used directly, with\nestimates. In order to estimate the\nnitude of some of these factors in\nthe difference considered as the\nstandard error of a difference, the\nthe total error are being evaluated\nsample estimate.\ntables are to be used somewhat dif-\nand will be published at a later\nferently in the three following\nThe sampling variability of the\ndate.\nsituations:\nmedians presented in certain tables\nTable D shows approximate stand-\n(median years of school completed,\nard errors of estimated numbers for\n1. For a difference between the sam-\nmedian rent, etc.) depends on\nmost statistics based on the 20-percent\nple figure and one based on a\nthe size of the base and on the\nsample. In determining the figures\ncomplete count (e.g., arising from\ndistribution on which the median is\nfor this table, some aspects of the\ncomparisons between 1970 sample\nbased. An approximate method for\nsample design, the estimation process,\nstatistics and complete-count sta-\nmeasuring the reliability of an esti-\nand the population of the area over\ntistics for 1960 or 1950), the stand-\nmated median is to determine an\nwhich the data have been compiled\nard error is identical with the stand-\ninterval about the estimated median\nare ignored. Table E shows standard\nard error of the 1970 estimate\nsuch that there is a stated degree\nerrors of most percentages based on\nalone.\nof confidence the true median lies\nReference Copy #128\nApp-17\nAPPENDIX C-Continued\nwithin the interval. As the first\nsum of N/2 and its standard error.\nholds as the sampling unit), and the\nstep in estimating the upper and lower\nThe chances are about 2 out of 3\nuse of ratio estimates.\nlimits of the interval (that is, the\nthat the median would lie between\nAn approximation to the varia-\nconfidence limits) about the median,\nthese two values. The range for\nbility of the mean may be obtained\ncompute one-half the number on which\n19 chances out of 20 and for 99\nas follows: compute the standard\nthe median is based (designated N/2).\nin 100 can be computed in a similar\ndeviation of the distribution on which\nFrom table D, following the method\nmanner by multiplying the standard\nthe mean is based; divide this figure\noutlined in other parts of this section,\nerror by the appropriate factors be-\nby the square root of one-fifth of\ncompute the standard error of an\nfore subtracting from and adding to\nthe total units in the distribution;\nestimated number equal to N/2. Sub-\none-half the number reporting the\nmultiply this quotient by the factor\ntract this standard error from N/2.\ncharacteristic. Interpolation to obtain\nfrom table F appropriate to the sta-\nCumulate the frequencies (in the table\nthe values corresponding to these num-\ntistic and the actual sample rate on\non which the median is based) until\nbers gives the confidence limits for\nwhich the mean is based. If the\nthe total first exceeds the difference\nthe median.\ndistribution is not published in the\nbetween N/2 and its standard error\nThe sampling variability of a mean,\ndetailed tables, calculate the stand-\nand by linear interpolation obtain\nsuch as the number of children ever\nard deviation from a comparable dis-\na value corresponding to this number.\nborn per 1,000 women or mean in-\ntribution for a larger area or for a\nIn a corresponding manner, add the\ncome, presented in certain tables, de-\nsimilar population group; divide by\nstandard error to N/2, cumulate the\npends on the variability of the distri-\nthe square root of one-fifth of the\nfrequencies in the table, and obtain\nbution on which the mean is based,\nunits on which the mean of interest\na value in the table on which the\nthe size of the sample, the sample\nis based; multiply the quotient by\nmedian is based corresponding to the\ndesign, (for example, the use of house-\nthe factor from table F.\nTABLE D. Approximate Standard Error of Estimated Number Based on 20-Percent Sample\n(Range of 2 chances out of 3)\nEstimated number\nEstimated number\n(persons or housing units)\nStandard error\n(persons or housing units)\nStandard error\n50\n15\n1,000\n60\n100\n20\n2,500\n85\n250\n30\n5,000\n100\n500\n45\nTABLE E. Approximate Standard Error of Estimated Percentage Based on 20-Percent Sample\n(Range of 2 chances out of 3)\nBase of percentage (persons or housing units)\nEstimated percentage\n500\n1,000\n2,500\n5,000\n10,000\n15,000\n2 or 98\n1.3\n0.9\n0.6\n0.4\n0.3\n0.2\n5 or 95\n2.0\n1.4\n0.9\n0.6\n0.4\n0.4\n10 or 90\n2.7\n1.9\n1.2\n0.8\n0.6\n0.5\n25 or 75\n3.9\n2.7\n1.7\n1.2\n0.9\n0.7\n50\n4.5\n3.2\n2.0\n1.4\n1.0\n0.8\nReference Copy #129\nApp-18\nAPPENDIX C-Continued\nTABLE F. Factor to be Applied to Standard Errors\n[Subjects marked with an asterisk were tabulated on a 100% basis for tables P-1, H-1, and H-3.\nStandard errors are not applicable to these tables)\nSample\nSample\nPopulation\nrate\nHousing\nrate\nsubjects¹\n(percent)\nFactor\nsubjects1\n(percent)\nFactor\nRace\n20\n0.9\n*Tenure\n20\n0.2\nAge\n20\n0.8\n* Rooms\n20\n1.0\n*Household relationship\n20\n0.5\n# Persons per room\n20\n0.4\n*\n*Family composition\n20\n0.6\nValue\n20\n1.0\nCountry of origin (including\nUnits in structure\n20\n0.8\nSpanish heritage subjects)\n15\n1.6\nYear structure built\n20\n0.9\nNativity and parentage\n15\n1.7\nHeating equipment\n20\n0.8\nSchool enrollment\n15\n1.0\nBasement\n20\n0.9\nYears of school completed\n20\n1.0\nSource of water\n15\n1.0\nResidence in 1965\n15\n2.0\nSewage disposal\n15\n1.0\nEmployment status\n20\n0.8\nAir conditioning\n15\n1.1\nPlace of work\n15\n1.3\nYear moved into unit\n15\n1.1\nMeans of transportation\nGross rent\n20\n0.9\nto work\n15\n1.3\nAll other-20 percent\n20\n1.0\nOccupation\n20\n1.1\n-15 percent\n15\n1.2\nIndustry\n20\n1.1\nClass of worker\n20\n1.1\nIncome-persons\n20\n1.0\n-families\n20\n1.0\nPoverty status-persons\n20\n1.9\n-families\n20\n1.0\nAll other -20 percent\n20\n1.0\n-15 percent\n15\n1.2\n¹Tabulations of data for persons of Spanish heritage are based on the 15-percent sample. For subjects shown in this table as based on the\n20-percent sample, the factor for persons of Spanish heritage is obtained by multiplying the appropriate factor in this table by 1.2. For subjects\nshown as based on the 15-percent sample, the factor in this table can be used directly.\nReference Copy #130\nApp-19\nAppendix D.-PUBLICATION AND COMPUTER SUMMARY TAPE PROGRAM\nThe results of the 1970 Census of Population and Housing are being issued in\nthe form of printed reports, microfiche copies of the printed reports, computer\nsummary tapes, computer printouts, and microfilm. Listed below are short\ndescriptions of the final report series and computer tapes, as currently planned.\nMore detailed information on this program can be obtained by writing to the\nPublications Distribution Section, Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C.\n20233.\nPopulation Census Reports\nSeries PC(1)-D.\nSeries HC(1)-B.\nDETAILED CHARACTERISTICS\nDETAILED HOUSING\nVolume 1.\nThese reports will cover most of the sub-\nCHARACTERISTICS\nCHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION\njects shown in Series PC(1)-C, above, pre-\nStatistics are presented on a more de-\nsenting the data in considerable detail\nThis volume will consist of 58 \"parts\"-\ntailed basis for the subjects included in\nand cross-classified by age, race, and\nnumber 1 for the United States, numbers\nthe Series HC(1)-A reports, as well as on\nother characteristics. Each subject will\n2 through 52 for the 50 States and the\nsuch additional subjects as year moved\nbe shown for some or all of the following\nDistrict of Columbia in alphabetical or-\ninto unit, year structure built, basement,\nareas: States (by urban, rural-nonfarm,\nder, and numbers 53 through 58 for\nheating equipment, fuels, air condition-\nand rural-farm residence), SMSA's, and\nPuerto Rico, Guam, Virgin Islands, Amer-\ning, water and sewage, appliances, gross\nlarge cities.\nican Samoa, Canal Zone, and Trust Ter-\nrent, and ownership of second home.\nritory of the Pacific Islands, respectively.\nEach subject is shown for some or all\nEach part, which will be a separate cloth.\nof the following areas: States (by urban,\nbound book, will contain four chapters\nVolume II.\nrural-nonfarm, and rural-farm residence),\ndesignated as A, B, C, and D. Each chapter\nSMSA's, urbanized areas, places of 2,500\nSUBJECT REPORTS\n(for each of the 58 areas) will first be\ninhabitants or more, and counties (by\nEach report in this volume, also desig.\nissued as an individual paperbound re-\nrural and rural-farm residence).\nnated as Series PC(2), will concentrate\nport in four series designated as PC(1).\non a particular subject. Detailed infor-\nVolume II.\nA, B, C, and D, respectively. The 58\nmation and cross-relationships will gen-\nMETROPOLITAN HOUSING\nPC(1)-A reports will be specially assem-\nerally be provided on a national and re-\nCHARACTERISTICS\nbled and issued in a clothbound book,\ngional level; in some reports, data for\ndesignated as Part A.\nThese reports, also designated as Series\nStates or SMSA's will also be shown.\nHC(2), will cover most of the 1970 census\nAmong the characteristics to be covered\nhousing subjects in considerable detail\nSeries PC(1)-A.\nare national origin and race, fertility,\nand cross-classification. There will be one\nNUMBER OF INHABITANTS.\nfamilies, marital status, migration, edu-\nreport for each SMSA, presenting data\ncation, unemployment, occupation, indus-\nFinal official population counts are pre-\nfor the SMSA and its central cities and\ntry, and income.\nsented for States, counties by urban and\nplaces of 50,000 inhabitants or more,\nrural residence, standard metropolitan\nas well as a national summary report.\nstatistical areas (SMSA's), urbanized\nVolume III.\nareas, county subdivisions, all incorpo-\nBLOCK STATISTICS\nrated places, and unincorporated places\nHousing Census Reports\nof 1,000 inhabitants or more.\nOne report, under the designation Series\nHC(3), is issued for each urbanized area\nVolume I.\nshowing data for individual blocks on se-\nSeries PC(1)-B.\nHOUSING CHARACTERISTICS FOR\nlected housing and population subjects.\nGENERAL POPULATION\nSTATES, CITIES, AND COUNTIES\nThe series also includes reports for the\nCHARACTERISTICS\ncommunities outside urbanized areas\nThis volume will consist of 58 \"parts\"-\nStatistics on age, sex, race, marital sta.\nwhich have contracted with the Census\nnumber 1 for the United States, numbers\ntus, and relationship to head of house-\nBureau to provide block statistics from\n2 through 52 for the 50 States and the\nthe 1970 census.\nhold are presented for States, counties\nDistrict of Columbia in alphabetical or-\nby urban and rural residence, SMSA's,\nder, and numbers 53 through 58 for\nVolume IV.\nurbanized areas, county subdivisions, and\nPuerto Rico, Guam, Virgin Islands, Ameri-\nCOMPONENTS OF INVENTORY CHANGE\nplaces of 1,000 inhabitants or more.\ncan Samoa, Canal Zone, and Trust Terri-\nThis volume will contain data on the\ntory of the Pacific Islands, respectively.\ndisposition of the 1960 inventory and the\nEach part, which will be a separate cloth-\nSeries PC(1)-C.\nsource of the 1970 inventory, such as\nbound book, will contain two chapters\nGENERAL SOCIAL AND\nnew construction, conversions, mergers,\ndesignated as A and B. Each chapter (for\ndemolitions, and other additions and\nECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS\neach of the 58 areas) will first be issued\nlosses. Cross-tabulations of 1970 and\nStatistics are presented on nativity and\nas an individual paperbound report in\n1960 characteristics for units that have\nparentage, State or country of birth,\ntwo series designated as HC(1)-A and B,\nnot changed and characteristics of the\nSpanish origin, mother tongue, residence\nrespectively.\npresent and previous residence of recent\n5 years ago, year moved into present\nmovers will also be provided. Statistics\nhouse, school enrollment (public or pri-\nwill be shown for 15 selected SMSA's\nvate), years of school completed, voca.\ntional training, number of children ever\nSeries HC(1)-A.\nand for the United States and regions.\nborn, family composition, disability, vet-\nGENERAL HOUSING\nVolume V.\neran status, employment status, place of\nCHARACTERISTICS\nRESIDENTIAL FINANCE\nwork, means of transportation to work,\nStatistics on tenure, kitchen facilities,\nThis volume will present data regarding\noccupation group, industry group, class\nplumbing facilities, number of rooms,\nthe financing of privately owned nonfarm\nof worker, and income (by type) in 1969\npersons per room, units in structure,\nresidential properties. Statistics will be\nof families and individuals. Each sub-\nmobile home, telephone, value, contract\nshown on amount of outstanding mort-\nject is shown for some or all of the\nrent, and vacancy status are presented\ngage debt, manner of acquisition of\nfollowing areas: States, counties (by ur.\nfor some or all of the following areas:\nproperty, homeowner expenses, and other\nban, rural-nonfarm, and rural-farm resi-\nStates (by urban and rural residence),\nowner, property, and mortgage charac-\ndence), SMSA's, urbanized areas, and\nSMSA's, urbanized areas, places of 1,000\nteristics for the United States and re.\nplaces of 2,500 inhabitants or more.\ninhabitants or more, and counties.\nReference Copy #131\ngions.\nApp-20\nAPPENDIX D-Continued\nVolume VI.\nAdditional Reports\nFourth Count-source of the PC(1)-C, HC\nESTIMATES OF \"SUBSTANDARD\"\n(1)-B, and part of the PHC(1) reports;\nHOUSING\nSeries PHC(E).\ncontains about 13,000 cells of data\nEVALUATION REPORTS\ncovering the subjects in these reports\nThis volume will present counts of \"sub-\nThis open series will present the results\nand tabulated for the approximately\nstandard\" housing units for counties and\ncities, based on the number of units\nof the extensive evaluation program con-\n35,000 tracts and 35,000 county sub-\ndivisions in the United States; also con-\nlacking plumbing facilities combined with\nducted as an integral part of the 1970\ntains about 30,000 cells of data for\nestimates of units with all plumbing\ncensus program, and relating to such\nmatters as completeness of enumeration\neach county.\nfacilities but in \"dilapidated\" condition.\nand quality of the data on characteristics.\nVolume VII.\nFifth Count-will contain approximately\nSUBJECT REPORTS\n800 cells of population and housing\nSeries PHC(R).\nEach report in this volume will concen-\ndata for 5-digit ZIP code areas in\nPROCEDURAL REPORTS\nSMSA's and 3-digit ZIP code areas out.\ntrate on a particular subject. Detailed in-\nformation and cross-classifications will\nThis open series presents information\nside SMSA's: the ZIP code data will be\non various administrative and methodo-\ngenerally be provided on a national and\navailable only on tape.\nregional level; in some reports, data for\nlogical aspects of the 1970 census, and\nStates or SMSA's may also be shown.\nwill include a comprehensive procedural\nAmong the subjects to be covered are\nhistory of the 1970 census. The first\nSixth Count-source of the PC(1)-D and\nhousing charactristics by household\nreport issued focuses on the forms and\ncomposition, housing of minority groups\nprocedures used in the data collection\nHC(2) reports; will contain about 260,-\n000 cells of data covering the subjects\nand senior citizens, and households in\nphase of the census.\nin these reports and tabulated for\nmobile homes.\nStates, SMSA's, and large cities.\nThe tapes will generally be organized on\na State basis. To use the First Count\nJoint Population-Housing Reports\nComputer Summary Tapes\nand Third Count tapes, it will be neces-\nThe major portion of the results of the\nsary to purchase the appropriate enumer-\nSeries PHC(1).\n1970 census will be produced in a set\nation district and block maps.\nCENSUS TRACT REPORTS\nThis series contains one report for\nof six tabulation counts. To help meet\nThe term \"cells\" used herein to indicate\neach SMSA, showing data for most of\nthe needs of census users, these counts\nthe scope of subject content of the sev-\nthe population and housing subjects in.\nare being designed to provide data with\neral counts refers to each figure or statis-\ncluded in the 1970 census.\nmuch greater subject and geographic de-\ntic in the tabulation for a specific geo-\ntail than it is feasible or desirable to\ngraphic area. For example, in the Third\npublish in printed reports. The data so\nCount, there are six cells for a cross-\nSeries PHC(2).\ntabulated will generally be available-\nclassification of race by sex: three cate-\nGENERAL DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS FOR\nsubject to suppression of certain detail\ngories of race (white, Negro, other race)\nMETROPOLITAN AREAS, 1960 to 1970\nwhere necessary to protect confidentiality\nby two categories of sex (male, female).\n-on magnetic computer tape, printouts,\nThis series consists of one report for\nIn addition to the above-mentioned sum-\nand microfilm, at the cost of preparing\neach State and the District of Columbia,\nmary tapes, the Census Bureau will make\nthe copy.\nas well as a national summary report,\navailable for purchase certain sample\npresenting statistics for the State and for\ntape files containing population and hous-\nSMSA's and their central cities and con-\nFirst Count-source of the PC(1)-A re-\ning characteristics as shown on individual\nstituent counties. Comparative 1960 and\ncensus records. These files will contain\nports; contains about 400 cells of data\n1970 data are shown on population\nno names or addresses, and the geo-\non the subjects covered in the PC(1)-B\ncounts by age and race and on such\nand HC(1)-A reports and tabulated for\ngrahic identification will be sufficiently\nhousing subjects as tenure, plumbing fa-\neach of the approximately 250,000 enu-\nbroad to protect confidentiality. There\ncilities, value, and contract rent.\nmeration districts in the United States.\nwill be six files, each containing a 1-per-\ncent national sample of persons and\nhousing units. Three of the files will be\nSeries PHC(3).\nSecond Count-source of the PC(1)-B,\ndrawn from the population covered by\nEMPLOYMENT PROFILES OF SELECTED\nHC(1)-A, and part of the PHC(1) re-\nthe census 15-percent sample and three\nLOW-INCOME AREAS\nports; contains about 3,500 cells of\nfrom the population in the census 5-per-\nThis series will consist of approximately\ndata covering the subjects in these\ncent sample. Each of these three files\n70 reports, each presenting statistics on\nreports and tabulated for the approxi-\nwill provide a different type of geographic\nthe social and economic characteristics of\nmately 35,000 tracts and 35,000 county\ninformation: One will identify individual\nthe residents of a particular low-income\nsubdivisions in the United States.\nlarge SMSA's and, for the rest of the\narea. The data relate to low-income\ncountry, groups of counties; the second\nneighborhoods in 54 cities and seven\nwill Identify individual States and, where\nrural poverty areas. Each report will pro-\nThird Count-source of the HC(3) reports;\nthey are sufficiently large, will provide\ncontains about 250 cells of data on\nurban-rural and metropolitan-nonmetro-\nvide statistics on employment and un.\nemployment, education, vocational train-\nthe subjects covered in the PC(1)-B\npolitan detail; and the third will Identify\ning, availability for work, job history, and\nand HC(1)-A reports and tabulated for\nState groups and size of place, with each\nReference value or rent and\napproximately 1,500,000 blocks in the\nindividual record showing selected char-\nnumber of rooms in the housing unit.\nUnited States\nacteristics of the person's neighborhood.\nApp-21\nU.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE\nSocial and Economic Statistics Administration\nBUREAU OF THE CENSUS\nWashington, D.C. 20233\nPOSTAGE AND FEES PAID\nU.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE\nU.S.MAIL\nOFFICIAL BUSINESS\nLITTLE ROCK-NURTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. SMSA\nU.S. CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING: 1970\nReference Copy #133"
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