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Census 2000 Briefs

These briefs are created by the U.S. Census Bureau and provide the first national analysis of Census 2000 population and housing topics to the public. The briefs focus on discussing the most important aspects of the topics, as well as exploring the geographic distribution of the subject matter. If you are having trouble opening one of these documents, you may also access them at the U.S. Census Bureau's Web site located at: http://www.census.gov/population/www/cen2000/briefs.html

	Introduction to Census 2000 Data Products	(Released June, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: Overview of Race and Hispanic Origin	(Released March, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: Population Change and Distribution 1990-2000	(Released April, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: The Hispanic Population	(Released May, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: Congressional Apportionment	(Released July, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: The Black Population	(Released August, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: The White Population	(Released August, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: Households and Families	(Released September, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: Gender	(Released September, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: Age	(Released September, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: 65 Years and Over Population	(Released October, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: Housing Characteristics	(Released October, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: Two or More Races Population	(Released November, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: The Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Population	(Released December, 2001)
	Census 2000 Brief: The United States in International Context	(Released February, 2002)
	Census 2000 Brief: The American Indian and Alaska Native Population	(Released February, 2002)
	Census 2000 Brief: The Asian Population	(Released February, 2002)
	Census 2000 Brief: Disability Status	(Released March, 2003)
	Census 2000 Brief: Veterans	(Released May, 2003)
	Census 2000 Brief: Home Values	(Released May, 2003)
	Census 2000 Brief: Housing Costs of Renters	(Released May, 2003)
	Census 2000 Brief: Poverty: 1999	(Released May, 2003)

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WESTCHESTER COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING
Last Revised - September, 2003