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Census Shows Growth Rate of Two Alabama Rural Counties Exceeds National Average

Alabama’s fastest growing counties have traditionally been in the state’s metropolitan areas, but a couple of counties usually considered “rural,”

Urban Area Criteria for Census 2000

The Census Bureau classifies urban and rural population and delineates urbanized areas after each decennial census. This process began with

Census Bureau Releases Population Estimates for Alabama’s Cities and Towns

The U.S. Census Bureau has released new population estimates for Alabama’s cities and towns that give the state its first

Every County in State Has Some Rural Population

Is Alabama a rural state or an urban state? The answer may surprise you. The Census Bureau recently provided some

Tax Package Macroeconomic Impact

Tax Package Effect on Alabama Citizens 50+

Effects of Sales and Cigarette Taxes on Households

Latest Census Numbers Show County Population Estimates by Age, Sex, Race and Hispanic Origin

The U.S. Census Bureau today issued its first county population estimates by age, sex, race, and Hispanic origin since Census

Alabama’s Population Tops 4.5 Million in 2003, According to Census Bureau

Alabama’s population grew by 21,856 people between 2002 and 2003, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s most recent population estimates.

Alabama Metropolitan Areas: Working Toward a Strong 2004

Census Bureau Boundary and Annexation Survey

Cities and towns frequently change their boundaries by annexation and sometimes by deannexation. These new boundaries will usually change the

UA’s State Data Center Looks at the Latest Census Estimated Breakdown for the State

The U.S. Census Bureau has just released its estimated breakdown of Alabama’s population and some interesting numbers have emerged, says

Guidance on Uses of Statistical Area Definitions

All Agencies Should Use the Most Recent Definitions. All agencies that conduct statistical activities to collect and publish data for Metropolitan,

Data Shows Only Two-Thirds of State’s Children Live in Traditional Married-Couple Households

See accompanying chart. Only about two-thirds of the children in Alabama under age 18 live in the traditional married-couple household, according

Pine Apple Grows Fastest, Huntsville Posts Largest Population Gains in Census Bureau Estimates

The U.S. Census Bureau has released new population estimates for Alabama’s cities and towns that give the state its most

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