B12502. Marriages Ending In Widowhood In The Last Year By Sex By Marital Status For The Population 15 Years And Over [11] - American Community Survey 2021 (ACS21_5yr) - ACS 2021 (5-Year Estimates)

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Now Live on Social Explorer the American Community Survey (ACS) 2022 5-Year Estimates

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ACS 2020 5-Year Estimates are LIVE

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ACS 2021 (5-Year Estimates)

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B12502. Marriages Ending In Widowhood In The Last Year By Sex By Marital Status For The Population 15 Years And Over [11]

Universe: Universe: Population 15 Years and over

Table Details

B12502.

Marriages Ending In Widowhood In The Last Year By Sex By Marital Status For The Population 15 Years And Over

Universe: Universe: Population 15 Years and over

Variable	Label
B12502001	Total:
B12502002	Male:
B12502003	Never Married
B12502004	Ever Married:
B12502005	Widowed Last Year
B12502006	Not Widowed Last Year
B12502007	Female:
B12502008	Never Married
B12502009	Ever Married:
B12502010	Widowed Last Year
B12502011	Not Widowed Last Year