Documentation: | Census 1990 on 2010 Geographies |
Document: | Summary Tape File 1 |
citation: | Social Explorer, U.S. Census Bureau; Census of Population and Housing, 1990: Summary Tape File 1 on CD-ROM [machine-readable data files] / prepared by the Bureau of the Census. Washington: The Bureau [producer and distributor], 1991. |
GQ codes | Staff residents GQ codes | Group quarters | |
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87-N | -- | A. COLLEGE QUARTERS OFF CAMPUS (Code only if occupied by 10 or more unrelated persons. If less than 10, these are classified as a housing unit.) | |
22-I | 22-N | B. CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS 1. FEDERAL DETENTION CENTERS: Including Park Police, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) centers, INS detention centers operated within local jails, and State and Federal prisons. INS detention centers also include INS Federal Alien Detention Facilities, INS Service Processing Centers, and INS Contract Detention Centers used to detain aliens under exclusion or deportation proceedings and aliens who require custodial departures. | |
21-I | 21-N | 2. FEDERAL PRISONS: Including criminally insane wards operated by a Federal prison within a mental or general hospital. If ward is not operated by a prison, code according to paragraph H4. For detention centers within Federal prisons, see B1 above. | |
23-I | 23-N | 3. HALFWAY HOUSES: Operated for correctional purposes, including probation and restitution centers, prerelease centers, and community-residential treatment centers. | |
27-I | 27-N | 4. LOCAL (COUNTY/CITY) JAILS AND OTHER LOCAL CONFINEMENT FACILITIES: Including work farms used to hold persons awaiting trial or serving time on relatively short sentences (usually of a year or less), and jails run by private businesses under contract. | |
95-I | 95-N | 5. MILITARY STOCKADES, JAILS | |
28-I | 28-N | 6. POLICE LOCKUPS: Temporary-holding facilities or other facilities that hold persons only if they have not been formally charged in court (usually detained less than 48 hours). | |
24-I | 24-N | 7. STATE PRISONS: Prisons run by private businesses (under contract); including criminally insane wards operated by a State prison within a mental or general hospital. If ward is not operated by a prison, code according to paragraph H4. | |
20-I | 20-N | 8. OTHER TYPES OF CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS: Including private correctional facilities and correctional facilities specifically for alcohol/drug abuse. (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
91-N | -- | C. CREWS OF CIVILIAN VESSELS | |
D. DORMITORIES | |||
92-N | -- | 1. AGRICULTURE WORKERS' DORMITORIES ON FARMS: Including migratory farm workers' camps on farms, bunkhouses for ranch hands, and other dormitories on farms including those on "tree farms." | |
87-N | -- | 2. COLLEGE STUDENT DORMITORIES, AND FRATERNITY AND SORORITY HOUSES (on campus): Including residential quarters for those in religious orders. | |
86-N | -- | 3. DORMITORIES FOR NURSES AND INTERNS IN GENERAL AND MILITARY HOSPITALS | |
97-N | -- | 4. MILITARY QUARTERS ON BASE: Including barracks, bachelor officers quarters, unaccompanied officer personnel housing, unaccompanied enlisted personnel housing, and similar noninstitutional group living quarters for military personnel. | |
93-N | -- | 5. OTHER WORKERS' DORMITORIES: Including logging camps, construction workers' camps, firehouse dormitories, job-training camps, energy enclave (Alaska only), Alaskan pipeline camps, nonfarm migratory workers' camps, such as workers who lay oil and gas pipelines. | |
6. RUNAWAY, NEGLECTED, AND HOMELESS CHILDREN: Including emergency shelters/group homes which provide temporary sleeping facilities for juveniles, see paragraph F2. | |||
E. ELDERLY: Skilled nursing facilities, intermediate care facilities, long-term care rooms in wards or buildings on the grounds of hospitals, nursing, convalescent, and rest homes including soldiers', sailors', veterans', and fraternal or religious homes for the aged, with or without nursing care. | |||
NOTE: | Do not include dormitories for nurses and interns; see paragraph D3. | ||
1. Public Ownership | |||
62-I | 62-N | a. Federal ownership: Including Veterans' Administration, domiciliary homes. and U.S. Naval homes. | |
63-I | 63-N | b. State ownership | |
64-I | 64-N | c. County or city ownership | |
65-I | 65-N | d. Don't know if Federal, State, or county-city ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
2. Private Ownership | |||
66-I | 66-N | a. Private not-for-profit | |
67-I | 67-N | b. Private for profit | |
60-I | 60-N | c. Don't know if for profit or not (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
61-I | 61-N | 3. Don't Know if Federal, State, Local, or Private Ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
F. EMERGENCY SHELTER/STREET NIGHT ENUMERATION ("S-NIGHT") | |||
82-N | -- | 1. Shelters for the Homeless with Sleeping Facilities: Including emergency housing, missions and flophouses, Salvation Army shelters, hotels and motels charging $12 or less a night (excluding taxes), hotels and motels used entirely for homeless persons, the group of rooms in hotels and motels used partially for the homeless, and similar places known to have persons with no usual home elsewhere who stay overnight. | |
83-N | -- | 2. Runaway, Neglected, and Homeless Children: Including emergency shelters/group homes which provide temporary sleeping facilities for juveniles. | |
3. Street Enumeration - Predesignated Sites | |||
84-N | -- | a. Nonstructure locations, other than commerce places: Including street corners, parks, bridges, abandoned and boarded-up buildings, noncommercial campsites ("tent cities"), and similar sites. | |
85-N | -- | b. Commerce places: Including railroad stations, airports, bus depots, subway stations, all-night movie theaters, all-night restaurants, emergency hospital waiting rooms, and other similar predesignated sites. | |
75-N | -- | 4. Shelters for Abused Women (Shelters against domestic violence) | |
G. GROUP HOMES: Including those providing community-based care and supportive services such as halfway houses for the groups listed below. (Code only if occupied by 10 or more unrelated persons. If less than 10, these are classified as a housing unit.) | |||
76-N | -- | 1. Drug/Alcohol Abuse: Including group homes, detoxification centers, quarter-way houses such as residential treatment facilities that work closely with an accredited hospital, halfway houses, recovery homes for ambulatory, and mentally competent recovering alcoholics who may be re-entering the work force. (Ask usual home elsewhere in these places. Include as living there only persons who have no usual home elsewhere.) | |
29-N | -- | 2. Maternity (Homes for unwed mothers) (Ask usual home elsewhere in these places. Include as living there only persons who have no usual home elsewhere.) | |
3. Mentally Ill | |||
16-N | -- | a. Federal | |
17-N | -- | b. State | |
18-N | -- | c. Private | |
19-N | -- | d. Don't know if public/private ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
4. Mentally Retarded | |||
56-N | -- | a. Federal | |
57-N | -- | b. State | |
58-N | -- | c. Private | |
59-N | -- | d. Don't know if public/private ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
5. Physically Handicapped | |||
72-N | -- | a. Public ownership | |
73-N | -- | b. Private ownership | |
74-N | -- | c. Don't know if public/private ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
6. Runaway, Neglected, and Homeless Children: Including emergency shelters/group homes which provide temporary sleeping facilities for juveniles, see paragraph F2. | |||
79-N | -- | 7. Other Group Homes: Including communes, foster care homes and job corps centers with 10 or more unrelated children. Do not include emergency housing for persons with no other home. See paragraph F1. (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
H. HOSPITALS/SCHOOLS FOR THE HANDICAPPED | |||
86-N | -- | 1. Dormitories for Nurses and Interns in General and Military Hospitals | |
70-I | 70-N | 2. Drug/Alcohol Abuse: Including hospitals, and hospital wards in psychiatric and general hospitals. These facilities/wards are in a medical setting equipped and designed for the diagnosis and treatment of medical or psychiatric illnesses associated with alcohol or drug abuse. Patients receive supervised medical/nursing care from a formally trained staff, For group homes, see paragraph G. | |
3. Hospitals for Chronically Ill | |||
54-I | 86-N | a. Military hospitals or wards for chronically ill | |
55-I | 86-N | b. Other hospitals or wards for chronically ill: Including tuberculosis hospitals or wards, wards in general and Veterans' Administration hospitals for the chronically ill, neurological wards, hospices; wards for patients with Hansen's Disease (leprosy) and other incurable diseases; and other unspecified wards for the chronically ill. Do not include mental or alcohol/drug abuse hospitals or wards. | |
4. Mentally Ill (Psychiatric): Hospitals or wards,including wards for the criminally insane not operated by a prison and psychiatric wards of general hospitals and veterans' hospitals. This is a medical setting designed for the treatment of mental illness. Patients receive supervised and medical/nursing care from a formally trained staff. Code wards for the mentally retarded according to paragraph H5. Do not include hospitals or wards for alcohol/drug abuse; see paragraph H2. | |||
46-I | 46-N | a. Federal ownership | |
47-I | 47-N | b. State or local ownership | |
48-I | 48-N | c. Private ownership | |
45-I | 45-N | d. Don't know if Federal, State, local, or private ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
5. Mentally Retarded: Schools, hospitals, wards, including wards in hospitals for the mentally ill, and intermediate care facilities for the mentally retarded. This is in a suitably-equipped setting and with supervised and medical/nursing care from a formally trained staff. | |||
41-I | 41-N | a. Federal ownership | |
43-I | 43-N | b. State or local ownership | |
42-I | 42-N | c. Private ownership | |
40-I | 40-N | d. Don't know if Federal, State, local, or private ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
6. Physically Handicapped: Including schools, hospitals, or wards in a suitably-equipped medical setting and designed primarily for the physically handicapped who receive supervised care and medical/nursing care from a formally trained staff. | |||
a. Institutions for the deaf | |||
38-I | 38-N | (1) Public ownership | |
39-I | 39-N | (2) Private ownership | |
37-I | 37-N | (3) Don't know if public/private ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
b. Institutions for the blind | |||
35-I | 35-N | (1) Public ownership | |
36-I | 36-N | (2) Private ownership | |
34-I | 34-N | (3) Don't know if public/private ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
c. Orthopedic wards and institutions for physically handicapped: Including accident victims, and persons with polio, cerebral palsy, and muscular dystrophy. | |||
32-I | 32-N | (1) Public ownership | |
33-I | 33-N | (2) Private ownership | |
31-I | 31-N | (3) Don't know if public/private ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
53-I | 86-N | 7. Wards in General and Military Hospitals for Patients Who Have No Usual Home Elsewhere: Including maternity, neonatal, pediatric (including wards for boarder babies), military, surgical wards, and other purpose wards of hospitals and wards for infectious diseases. | |
NOTE: | Do not include long-term care rooms for the elderly in wards or buildings on the grounds of hospitals, see paragraph E. | ||
I. Hotels/Motels: "S-Night" locations, see paragraph F. | |||
J. Juvenile Institutions: Including homes, schools, and hospitals. | |||
1. Long-Term Care (length of stay usually more than 30 days) | |||
a. Neglected, abused, and dependent children: Including orphanages, homes, or residential care. | |||
03-I | 03-N | (1) Public ownership | |
04-I | 04-N | (2) Private ownership | |
02-I | 02-N | (3) Don't know if public/private ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
05-I | 05-N | b. Emotionally disturbed children: Including residential treatment centers (psychiatric care provided). | |
c. Delinquent children: Placed by court, parents, or social service agency, in residential training school or home, including industrial schools, camps, or farms. | |||
12-I | 12-N | (1) Public ownership: Committed by courts. | |
15-I | 15-N | (2) Private ownership: Some are committed. by courts, others are referred by parents or social service agencies because of delinquent behavior. | |
11-I | 11-N | (3) Don't know if public/private ownership (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
2. Short-term (length of stay usually 30 days or less) | |||
10-I | 10-N | a. Delinquent children: Including those receiving temporary care in detention or diagnostic centers pending court disposition of case. | |
b. Runaway, neglected, and homeless children: Including emergency shelters/group homes which provide temporary sleeping facilities for juveniles, see paragraph F2. | |||
01-I | 01-N | 3. Don't Know Type of Juvenile Institution: Including homes, schools, hospitals, or wards for children. (Use only as a last resort if no other type code applies.) | |
K. Military Quarters | |||
1. On Base | |||
97-N | -- | a. Barracks, bachelor officers quarters, unaccompanied officer personnel housing, unaccompanied enlisted personnel housing, and similar noninstitutional group living quarters for military personnel | |
96-N | -- | b. Transient quarters (noninstitutional) for temporary residents (military or civilian) | |
86-N | -- | c. Dormitories for nurses and interns in general military hospitals | |
54-I | 86-N | d. Hospitals or wards for chronically ill | |
95-I | 95-N | e. Stockades and jails | |
98-N | -- | 2. Military Ships | |
90-N | -- | L. Natural Disaster: Including those temporarily displaced by a natural disaster, such as "Hurricane Hugo." | |
89-N | -- | M. Religious Group Quarters: Including convents, monasteries, and rectories. Members of religious orders who live in a dormitory at a hospital or college were classified according to the type of place where they live, such as 86-N if at a general hospital, or 87-N if at a college. (Code only if occupied by 10 or more unrelated persons. If less than 10, these are classified as a housing unit.) | |
80-N | -- | N. Rooming and Boarding Houses (Code only if occupied by | |
10 or more unrelated persons. If less than 10, these are classified as a housing unit.) | |||
O. Schools for the Handicapped: See paragraphs H5 and H6. | |||
P. Shelter/Street Night Enumeration ("S-Night"): See paragraph F. | |||
94-N | -- | Q. Other Nonhousehold Living Situations: Including places not covered by other G9 codes shown herein, such as commercial or public campgrounds, campgrounds at racetracks, fairs, and carnivals, hostels, and similar transient sites. (Ask usual home elsewhere in these places. Include as living there only persons who have no usual home elsewhere.) | |
R. Staff of Institutions: Including staff personnel residing in group quarters. Code according to the appropriate type of group quarters shown under the column "Staff residents GQ codes." Staff residents are coded with an "N" suffix. | |||
NOTE: | Do not assign G9 codes to staff residents in group quarters where a "--" is shown. |
RACE | |
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000-599,973 | AMERICAN INDIAN |
000-001 | Ahtna |
002 | Biorka |
003 | Reserve American Indian 1 |
004-005 | Bristol Bay |
006 | Chaneliak |
007 | Chugach |
008 | Tanaina |
009 | Doyon |
010 | Kodiak |
011 | Reserve American Indian 2 |
012 | Sealaska |
013 | Umpqua |
014 | Alaskan Athabaskan |
015 | Alaska Native |
016 | Haida |
017 | Tlingit |
018 | Tsimshian |
019 | Alaska Indian |
020 | Chehalis |
021 | Chemakum |
022 | Klallam |
023 | Jamestown |
024 | Lower Elwha |
025 | Port Gamble Klallam |
026 | Coquilles |
027 | Cowlitz |
028 | Lummi |
029 | Nooksack |
030 | Puget Sound Salish |
031 | Duwamish |
032 | Kikiallus |
033 | Lower Skagit |
034 | Muckleshoot |
035 | Nisqually |
036 | Puyallup |
037 | Samish |
038 | Sauk-Suiattle |
039 | Upper Skagit |
040 | Skykomish |
041 | Snohomish |
042 | Snoqualmie |
043 | Squaxin Island |
044 | Steilacoom |
045 | Stillaguamish |
046 | Suquamish |
047 | Swinomish |
048 | Tulalip |
049 | Port Madison |
050 | Quinault |
051 | Quileute |
052 | Hoh |
053 | Makah |
054 | Talakamish |
055 | Chinook |
056 | Clatsop |
057 | Kathlamet |
058 | Columbia River Chinook |
059 | Upper Chinook |
060 | Wakiakum Chinook |
061 | Willapa Chinook |
062 | Alsea |
063 | Cayuse |
064 | Celilo |
065 | Coos |
066 | Kalapuya |
067 | Klamath |
068 | Molala |
069 | Oregon Athabaskan |
070 | Siuslaw |
071 | Takelma |
072 | Tenino |
073 | Tillamook |
074 | Tygh |
075 | Umatilla |
076 | Walla-Walla |
077 | Yahooskin |
078 | Yakima |
079 | Skokomish |
080 | Agua Caliente Cahuilla |
081 | Augustine |
082 | Cabazon |
083 | Cahto |
084 | Cahuilla |
085 | Campo |
086 | Capitan Grande |
087 | Chemehuevi |
088 | Chimariko |
089 | Chumash |
090 | Costanoan |
091 | Cupeno |
092 | Cuyapaipe |
093 | Diegueno |
094 | Digger |
095 | Gabrieleno |
096 | Hoopa |
097 | Inaja Cosmit |
098 | Karok |
099 | Kawaiisu |
100 | La Jolla |
101 | Lassik |
102 | La Posta |
103 | Luiseno |
104 | Maidu |
105 | Manzanita |
106 | Mesa Grande |
107 | Mountain Maidu |
108 | Nishinam |
109 | Konkow |
110 | Mattole |
111 | Miwok |
112 | Coast Miwok |
113 | Modoc |
114 | Mono |
115 | Nomalaki |
116 | Pala |
117 | Pechanga |
118 | Pauma |
119 | Pit River |
120 | Pomo |
121 | Dry Creek |
122 | Northern Pomo |
123 | Kashaya |
124 | Central Pomo |
125 | Stonyford |
126 | Eastern Pomo |
127 | Sulphur Bank |
128 | Salinan |
129 | San Manual |
130 | San Pascual |
131 | Santa Rosa Cahuilla |
132 | Santa Ynez |
133 | Santa Ysabel |
134 | Serrano |
135 | Shasta |
136 | Soboba |
137 | Sycuan |
138 | Tolowa |
139 | Torres-Martinez |
140 | Kern River |
141 | Tule River |
142 | Twenty-Nine Palms |
143 | Wailaki |
144 | Wappo |
145 | Whilkut |
146 | Wintu |
147 | Wiyot |
148 | Yana |
149 | Yokuts |
150 | Tachi |
151 | Chukchansi |
152 | Yuki |
153 | Yurok |
154 | Reserve American Indian 3 |
155 | Columbia |
156 | Kalispel |
157 | Salish |
158 | Coeur D'Alene |
159 | Colville |
160 | Spokane |
161 | Nez Perce |
162 | Washo |
163 | Alpine |
164 | Carson |
165 | Dresslerville |
166 | Stewart |
167 | Wishram |
168 | Hoopa Extension |
169 | Trinity |
170 | Ute |
171 | Allen Canyon |
172 | Uintah Ute |
173 | Ute Mountain Ute |
174 | Shoshone Paiute |
175 | Paiute |
176 | Northern Paiute |
177 | Cedarville |
178 | Pyramid Lake |
179 | Fort Bidwell |
180 | Las Vegas |
181 | Lovelock |
182 | Utu Utu Gwaitu Paiute |
183 | Fort Independence |
184 | Bridgeport |
185 | Burns Paiute |
186 | Yerington Paiute |
187 | Walker River |
188 | Southern Paiute |
189 | Kaibab |
190 | Moapa |
191 | Owens Valley |
192 | Summit Lake |
193 | Aroostook |
194 | Reserve American Indian 5 |
195 | Shoshone |
196 | Battle Mountain |
197 | Duck Water |
198 | Elko |
199 | Ely |
200 | Goshute |
201 | Panamint |
202 | Ruby Valley |
203 | South Fork Shoshone |
204 | Washakie |
205 | Yomba |
206 | Te-Moak Western Shoshone |
207 | Bannock |
208 | Kootenai |
209-210 | Havasupai |
211 | Hualapai |
212 | Yavapai |
213 | Maricopa |
214 | Quechan |
215 | Cocopah |
216 | Mohave |
217 | Pima |
218 | Tohono O'Odham |
219 | Gila Bend |
220 | Ak-Chin |
221 | San Xavier |
222 | Sells |
223 | Yaqui |
224 | Pascua Yaqui |
225 | Barrio Libre |
226 | Mississippi Choctaw |
227 | Reserve American Indian 6 |
228 | Jena Choctaw |
229 | Pueblo |
230 | Tigua |
231 | Taos |
232 | Picuris |
233 | Sandia |
234 | Isleta |
235 | Keres |
236 | Acoma |
237 | Cochiti |
238 | Laguna |
239 | San Felipe |
240 | Santa Ana |
241 | Santo Domingo |
242 | Zia |
243 | Tewa |
244 | Nambe |
245 | Pojoaque |
246 | San Ildefonso |
247 | San Juan Pueblo |
248 | Santa Clara |
249 | Tesuque |
250 | Arizona Tewa |
251 | Jemez |
252 | Hopi |
253 | Zuni |
254 | San Juan de |
255 | Apache |
256 | Oklahoma Apache |
257 | Jicarilla Apache |
258 | Lipan Apache |
259 | Mescalero Apache |
260 | Chiricahua |
261 | Fort Sill Apache |
262 | San Carlos Apache |
263 | Payson Apache |
264 | White Mountain Apache |
265 | Reserve American Indian 7 |
266 | Reserve American Indian 8 |
267 | Reserve American Indian 9 |
268 | Reserve American Indian 10 |
269 | Reserve American Indian 11 |
270 | Reserve American Indian 12 |
271 | Reserve American Indian 13 |
272 | Reserve American Indian 14 |
273 | Reserve American Indian 15 |
274 | Reserve American Indian 16 |
275 | Navajo |
276 | Kiowa |
277 | Tonkawa |
278 | Oklahoma Caddo |
279 | Arikara |
280 | Oklahoma Pawnee |
281 | Wichita |
282 | Sioux |
283 | Cheyenne River Sioux |
284 | Crow Creek Sioux |
285 | Devils Lake Sioux |
286 | Flandreau Santee |
287 | Fort Peck |
288 | Standing Rock Sioux |
289 | Lake Traverse Sioux |
290 | Lower Sioux |
291 | Pine Ridge Sioux |
292 | Pipestone Sioux |
293 | Prairie Island Sioux |
294 | Prior Lake |
295 | Rosebud Sioux |
296 | Upper Sioux |
297 | Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux |
298 | Teton Sioux |
299 | Brule Sioux |
300 | Lower Brule Sioux |
301 | Sans Arc Sioux |
302 | Two Kettle Sioux |
303 | Blackfoot Sioux |
304 | Oglala Sioux |
305 | Miniconjou |
306 | Yanktonai Sioux |
307 | Yankton Sioux |
308 | Santee Sioux |
309 | Sisseton Sioux |
310 | Mdewakanton Sioux |
311 | Wahpekute Sioux |
312 | Wahpeton Sioux |
313 | Assiniboine |
314 | Iowa |
315 | Otoe-Missouria |
316 | Winnebago |
317 | Kaw |
318 | Omaha |
319 | Ponca |
320 | Osage |
321 | Quapaw |
322 | Crow |
323 | Hidatsa |
324 | Mandan |
325 | Comanche |
326 | Dakota Sioux |
327 | Wazhaza Sioux |
328 | Nebraska Winnebago |
329 | Wisconsin Winnebago |
330 | Chippewa |
331 | Bay Mills Chippewa |
332 | Sault Ste. Marie Chippewa |
333 | Saginaw Chippewa |
334 | Keweenaw |
335 | Lac Vieux Desert Chippewa |
336 | Ontonagon |
337 | Leelanau |
338 | Minnesota Chippewa |
339 | Boise Forte |
340 | Grand Portage |
341 | Fond Du Lac |
342 | Leech Lake |
343 | Mille Lac |
344 | White Earth |
345 | Red Lake Chippewa |
346 | Lake Superior |
347 | Bad River |
348 | Lac Courte Oreilles |
349 | Lac Du Flambeau |
350 | Red Cliff Chippewa |
351 | St. Croix Chippewa |
352 | Sokoagon Chippewa |
353 | Turtle Mountain |
354 | Rocky Boy's Cree |
355 | Burt Lake Chippewa |
356 | Burt Lake Band |
357 | Reserve American Indian 19 |
358 | Reserve American Indian 20 |
359 | Burt Lake Ottawa |
360 | Blackfoot |
361 | Cheyenne |
362 | Northern Cheyenne |
363 | Southern Cheyenne |
364 | Arapaho |
365 | Atsina |
366 | Menominee |
367 | Potawatomie |
368 | Citizen Band Potawatomi |
369 | Forest County |
370 | Hannahville |
371 | Huron Potawatomi |
372 | Pogagon Potawatomi |
373 | Prairie Band |
374 | Wisconsin Potawatomi |
375 | Ottawa |
376 | Miami |
377 | Sac and Fox |
378 | Peoria |
379 | Sac and Fox-Mesquakie |
380 | Kickapoo |
381 | Shawnee |
382 | Algonquian |
383 | Micmac |
384 | Mailseet |
385 | Passamaquoddy |
386 | Pleasant Point Passamaquoddy |
387 | Indian Township |
388 | Penobscot |
389 | Abenaki |
390 | Wampanoag |
391 | Nipmuc |
392 | Narragansett |
393 | Pequot |
394 | Mohegan |
395 | Paugussett |
396 | Schaghticoke |
397 | Brotherton |
398 | Shinnecock |
399 | Stockbridge |
400 | Munsee |
401 | Delaware |
402 | Sand Hill |
403 | Absentee Shawnee |
404 | Clifton Choctaw |
405 | Iroquois |
406 | Seneca |
407 | Seneca Nation |
408 | Tonawanda Seneca |
409 | Seneca-Cayuga |
410 | Cayuga |
411 | Onondaga |
412 | Oneida |
413 | Mohawk |
414 | Tuscarora |
415 | Wyandotte |
416 | Cherokee |
417 | Eastern Cherokee |
418 | Western Cherokee |
419 | Etowah Cherokee |
420 | United Keetoowah Band |
421 | Tuscola |
422 | Northern Cherokee |
423 | Eastern Muskogee |
424 | Agua Caliente |
425 | Creek |
426 | Thlopthlocco |
427 | Yuchi |
428 | Hitchiti |
429 | Eastern Creek |
430 | Principal Creek Indian Nation |
431 | Poarch Band |
432 | Lower Muskogee |
433 | Alabama Coushatta |
434 | Choctaw |
435 | Houma |
436 | Chickasaw |
437 | Miccosukee |
438 | Seminole |
439 | Oklahoma Seminole |
440 | Florida Seminole |
441 | Big Cypress |
442 | Brighton |
443 | Hollywood Seminole |
444 | Natchez |
445 | Matinecock |
446 | Montauk |
447 | Poospatuck |
448 | Setauket |
449 | Tuckabachee |
450 | Nanticoke |
451 | Piscataway |
452 | Nansemond |
453 | Chickahominy |
454 | Pamunkey |
455 | Mattaponi |
456 | Rappahannock |
457 | Attacapa |
458 | Biloxi |
459 | Catawba |
460 | Chitimacha |
461 | Coharie |
462 | Croatan |
463 | Haliwa |
464 | Lumbee |
465 | Moor |
466 | Powhatan |
467 | Tunica |
468 | Wesort |
469 | Southeastern Indians |
470 | Cajun |
471 | Coushatta |
472 | Reserve American Indian 23 |
473 | Reserve American Indian 24 |
474 | Reserve American Indian 25 |
475 | Reserve American Indian 26 |
476 | Colorado River |
477 | Duck Valley |
478 | Fallon |
479 | Fort Belknap |
480 | Fort Berthold |
481 | Fort Hall |
482 | Fort McDermitt |
483 | Fort McDowell |
484 | Cow Creek Umpqua |
485 | Gila River |
486 | Grand Ronde |
487 | Los Coyotes |
488 | Mission Indians |
489 | Morongo |
490 | Reno-Sparks |
491 | Round Valley |
492 | Shoalwater |
493 | Siletz |
494 | Skull Valley |
495 | Susanville |
496 | Table Bluff |
497 | Wascopum |
498 | Wind River |
499 | Winnemucca |
500 | Yavapai Apache |
501 | Reserve American Indian 27 |
502 | Gros Ventres |
503 | Scott Valley |
504 | Warm Springs |
505 | Santa Rosa |
506 | San Juan |
507 | Red Wood |
508 | Salish and Kootenai |
509 | Georgetown |
510 | Clear Lake |
511 | Yakima Cowlitz |
512 | Scotts Valley |
513 | Cheyenne-Arapaho |
514 | Northern Arapaho |
515 | Southern Arapaho |
516 | Mashpee Wampanoag |
517 | Gay Head Wampanoag |
518 | Timbi-Sha Shoshone |
519 | Juaneno |
520 | Oklahoma Choctaw |
521 | Oklahoma Modoc |
522 | Oklahoma Kiowa |
523 | Oklahoma Comanche |
524 | Oklahoma Iowa |
525 | Canadian Indian |
526 | Oklahoma Ponca |
527 | Oklahoma Ottawa |
528 | Oklahoma Miami |
529 | Oklahoma Peoria |
530 | Oklahoma Sac and Fox |
531 | Oklahoma Kickapoo |
532 | Oklahoma Delaware |
533 | Caddo |
534 | Pawnee |
535 | Michigan Ottawa |
536 | Indiana Miami |
537 | Missouri Sac and Fox |
538 | Eastern Shawnee |
539 | Cherokee Shawnee |
540 | Kialegee |
541 | Alabama Quassarte |
542 | Malheur Paiute |
543 | Wenatchee |
544 | Little Shell Chippewa |
545 | Illinois |
546 | Rampough Mountain |
547 | Lenni-Lenape |
548 | Amerind White |
549 | Amerind Black |
550 | Mexican American Indian |
551 | Central American Indian |
552 | South American Indian |
553 | French American Indian |
554 | Spanish American Indian |
555 | Cherokees of Southeast Alabama |
556 | Cherokees of Northeast Alabama |
557 | Echota Cherokee |
558 | MaChis Lower Creek Indian |
559 | MOWA Band of Choctaw |
560 | Star Clan of Muskogee Creeks |
561 | Eastern Delaware |
562 | Cherokee Alabama |
563 | Reserve American Indian 36 |
564 | Reserve American Indian 37 |
565 | Mexican Indian Cherokee |
566 | Eastern Chickahominy |
567 | Western Chickahominy |
568 | Waccamaw-Siouan |
569 | Nausu Waiwash |
570 | Pocomoke Acohonock |
571 | Susquehanock |
572 | Wicomico |
573 | Piro |
574 | Illinois Miami |
575 | Tunica Biloxi |
576-597 | American Indian |
598 | Tribal response, not elsewhere classified |
599 | Reserve American Indian 38 |
973 | American Indian (FOSDIC circle) |
600-699, 976-985 | ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER |
600-652,976,977,979-982,985 | ASIAN |
600 | Asian Indian |
601 | Bangladeshi |
602 | Bhutanese |
603 | Burmese |
604 | Cambodian (Kampuchean) |
605 | Chinese |
606 | Taiwanese |
607 | Formosan |
608 | Filipino |
609 | Hmong |
610 | Indonesian |
611 | Japanese |
612 | Korean |
613 | Laotian |
614 | Malayan |
615 | Okinawan |
616 | Pakistani |
617 | Sri Lankan |
618 | Thai |
619 | Vietnamese |
620 | Amerasian |
621 | Asian |
622 | Asiatic |
623 | Eurasian |
624 | Mongolian |
625 | Oriental |
626 | Whello |
627 | Yellow |
628 | Borneo |
629 | Celebesian |
630 | Ceram |
631 | Indo-Chinese |
632 | Iwo Jiman |
633 | Javanese |
634 | Maldivian |
635 | Nepali |
636 | Sikkim |
637 | Singaporean |
638 | Sumatran |
639 | Madagascar |
640 | Reserve Asian 2 |
641 | Reserve Asian 3 |
642 | Reserve Asian 4 |
643 | Reserve Asian 5 |
644 | Reserve Asian 6 |
645 | Reserve Asian 7 |
646 | Reserve Asian 8 |
647 | Reserve Asian 9 |
648 | Reserve Asian 10 |
649 | Reserve Asian 11 |
650 | Reserve Asian 12 |
651 | Reserve Asian 13 |
652 | Reserve Asian 14 |
976 | Chinese (FOSDIC circle) |
977 | Filipino (FOSDIC circle) |
979 | Korean (FOSDIC circle) |
980 | Vietnamese (FOSDIC circle) |
981 | Japanese (FOSDIC circle) |
982 | Asian Indian (FOSDIC circle) |
985 | Other Asian or Pacific Islander (FOSDIC circle) |
653-699, 978, 983, 984 | PACIFIC ISLANDER |
653-659, 978, 983 | POLYNESIAN |
653 | Hawaiian |
654 | Part Hawaiian |
655 | Samoan |
656 | Tahitian |
657 | Tongan |
658 | Polynesian |
659 | Tokelauan |
978 | Hawaiian (FOSDIC circle) |
983 | Samoan (FOSDIC circle) |
660-675, 984 | MICRONESIAN |
660 | Guamanian |
661 | Mariana Islander |
662 | Marshallese |
663 | Palauan |
664 | Bikinian |
665 | Carolinian |
666 | Eniwetok |
667 | Kosraean |
668 | Kwajalein |
669 | Micronesian |
670 | Ponapean |
671 | Saipanese |
672 | Tarawa Islander |
673 | Tinian |
674 | Trukese |
675 | Yapese |
984 | Guamanian (FOSDIC circle) |
676-680 | MELANESIAN |
676 | Fijian |
677 | Melanesian |
678 | Papua New Guinean |
679 | Solomon Islander |
680 | New Hebrides |
681-699 | OTHER PACIFIC ISLANDER |
681 | Pacific Islander |
682 | Reserve Pacific Islander 1 |
683 | Reserve Pacific Islander 2 |
684 | Reserve Pacific Islander 3 |
685 | Reserve Pacific Islander 4 |
686 | Reserve Pacific Islander 5 |
687 | Reserve Pacific Islander 6 |
688 | Reserve Pacific Islander 7 |
689 | Reserve Pacific Islander 8 |
690 | Reserve Pacific Islander 9 |
691 | Reserve Pacific Islander 10 |
692 | Reserve Pacific Islander 11 |
693 | Reserve Pacific Islander 12 |
694 | Reserve Pacific Islander 13 |
695 | Reserve Pacific Islander 14 |
696 | Asian or Pacific Islander |
697 | Reserve Asian or Pacific Islander 1 |
698 | Reserve Asian or Pacific Islander 2 |
699 | Reserve Asian or Pacific Islander 3 |
700-799, 986, 987-999 | OTHER RACE |
700-748 | HISPANIC ORIGIN |
700 | Argentinian |
701 | Bolivian |
702 | Boricua |
703 | Californio |
704 | Central American |
705 | Chicano |
706 | Chilean |
707 | Colombian |
708 | Costa Rican |
709 | Cuban |
710 | Dominican |
711 | Ecuatorian |
712 | Salvadoran |
713-714 | Galapagos |
715 | Guajiro |
716 | Guatemalan |
717 | Hispanic |
718 | Honduran |
719 | La Raza |
720 | Latin American |
721 | Mestizo |
722 | Mexican |
723 | Nicaraguan |
724 | Panamanian |
725 | Paraguayo |
726 | Peruvian |
727 | Puerto Rican |
728 | Morena |
729 | South American |
730 | Spanish |
731 | Spanish-American |
732 | Spanish-Mexican |
733 | Sudamericano |
734 | Uruguayan |
735 | Venezuelan |
736 | Reserve Hispanic 2 |
737 | Reserve Hispanic 3 |
738 | Reserve Hispanic 4 |
739 | Reserve Hispanic 5 |
740 | Reserve Hispanic 6 |
741 | Reserve Hispanic 7 |
742 | Reserve Hispanic 8 |
743 | Reserve Hispanic 9 |
744 | Reserve Hispanic 10 |
745 | Reserve Hispanic 11 |
746 | Reserve Hispanic 12 |
747 | Reserve Hispanic 13 |
748 | Reserve Hispanic 14 |
749-799,986,987-999 | NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN |
749-750 | Brava |
751 | Brazil |
752 | Brown |
753 | Bushwacker |
754 | Cajun |
755 | Cape Verdean |
756 | Chocolate |
757 | Coe Clan |
758 | Coffee |
759 | Cosmopolitan |
760 | Issues |
761 | Jackson White |
762 | Lapp |
763 | Melungeon |
764 | Mixed |
765 | Ramp |
766 | Tunica |
767 | Wesort |
768 | Mulatto |
769 | Moor |
770 | Biracial/Interracial |
771 | Creole |
772 | Indian |
773 | Turk |
774 | Half-Breed |
775 | Rainbow |
776 | Octoroon |
777 | Quadroon |
778 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 3 |
779 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 4 |
780 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 5 |
781 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 6 |
782 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 7 |
783 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 8 |
784 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 9 |
785 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 10 |
786 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 11 |
787 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 12 |
788 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 13 |
789 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 14 |
790 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 15 |
791 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 16 |
792 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 17 |
793 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 18 |
794 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 19 |
795 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 20 |
796 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 21 |
797 | Reserve Non-Hispanic 22 |
798 | Trinidad |
799 | Other race, not elsewhere classified |
986 | Other race (FOSDIC circle) |
987-999 | Reserve Other race |
800-869,971 | WHITE |
800 | White |
801 | Arab |
802 | English |
803 | French |
804 | German |
805 | Irish |
806 | Italian |
807 | Near Easterner |
808 | Polish |
809 | Scottish |
810 | White and Black |
811 | White Amerind |
812 | White Chinese |
813 | White Formosan/Taiwanese |
814 | White Filipino |
815 | White Hawaiian |
816 | White Korean |
817 | White Vietnamese |
818 | White Japanese |
819 | White Asian Indian |
820 | White Samoan |
821 | White Guamanian |
822 | White Bangladeshi |
823 | White Burmese |
824 | White Cambodian (Kampuchean) |
825 | White Hmong |
826 | White Indonesian |
827 | White Laotian |
828 | White Malayan |
829 | White Okinawan |
830 | White Pakistani |
831 | White Sri Lankan |
832 | White Thai |
833 | White Fijian |
834 | White Palauan |
835 | White Tahitian |
836 | White Tongan |
837 | White Other Asian or Pacific Islander |
838 | White Eskimo |
839 | White Aleut |
840 | Reserve White 3 |
841 | Reserve White 4 |
842 | Reserve White 5 |
843 | Reserve White 6 |
844 | Reserve White 7 |
845 | Reserve White 8 |
846 | Reserve White 9 |
847 | Reserve White 10 |
848 | Reserve White 11 |
849 | Reserve White 12 |
850 | Reserve White 13 |
851 | Reserve White 14 |
852 | Reserve White 15 |
853 | Reserve White 16 |
854 | Reserve White 17 |
855 | Reserve White 18 |
856 | Reserve White 19 |
857 | Reserve White 20 |
858 | Reserve White 21 |
859 | Reserve White 22 |
860 | Reserve White 23 |
861 | Reserve White 24 |
862 | Reserve White 25 |
863 | Reserve White 26 |
864 | Reserve White 27 |
865 | Reserve White 28 |
866 | Reserve White 29 |
867 | Reserve White 30 |
868 | Reserve White 31 |
869 | White Cherokee |
971 | White (FOSDIC circle) |
870-934,972 | BLACK OR NEGRO |
870 | Black |
871 | African |
872 | African American |
873 | Afro-American |
874 | Nigritian |
875 | Black and White |
876 | Black Amerind |
877 | Black Chinese |
878 | Black Formosan/Taiwanese |
879 | Black Filipino |
880 | Black Hawaiian |
881 | Black Korean |
882 | Black Vietnamese |
883 | Black Japanese |
884 | Black Asian Indian |
885 | Black Samoan |
886 | Black Guamanian |
887 | Black Bangladeshi |
888 | Black Burmese |
889 | Black Cambodian (Kampuchean) |
890 | Black Hmong |
891 | Black Indonesian |
892 | Black Laotian |
893 | Black Malayan |
894 | Black Okinawan |
895 | Black Pakistani |
896 | Black Sri Lankan |
897 | Black Thai |
898 | Black Fijian |
899 | Black Palauan |
900 | Black Tahitian |
901 | Black Tongan |
902 | Black Other Asian or Pacific Islander |
903 | Black Eskimo |
904 | Black Aleut |
905 | Reserve Black 3 |
906 | Reserve Black 4 |
907 | Reserve Black 5 |
908 | Reserve Black 6 |
909 | Reserve Black 7 |
910 | Reserve Black 8 |
911 | Reserve Black 9 |
912 | Reserve Black 10 |
913 | Reserve Black 11 |
914 | Reserve Black 12 |
915 | Reserve Black 13 |
916 | Reserve Black 14 |
917 | Reserve Black 15 |
918 | Reserve Black 16 |
919 | Reserve Black 17 |
920 | Reserve Black 18 |
921 | Reserve Black 19 |
922 | Reserve Black 20 |
923 | Reserve Black 21 |
924 | Reserve Black 22 |
925 | Reserve Black 23 |
926 | Reserve Black 24 |
927 | Reserve Black 25 |
928 | Reserve Black 26 |
929 | Reserve Black 27 |
930 | Reserve Black 28 |
931 | Reserve Black 29 |
932 | Reserve Black 30 |
933 | Reserve Black 31 |
934 | Black Cherokee |
972 | Black or Negro (FOSDIC circle) |
935-940, 974 | ESKIMO |
935 | Eskimo |
936 | Reserve Eskimo 1 |
937 | Reserve Eskimo 2 |
938 | Reserve Eskimo 3 |
939 | Reserve Eskimo 4 |
940 | Wales |
974 | Eskimo (FOSDIC circle) |
941-970, 975 | ALEUT |
941 | Aleut |
942 | Reserve Aleut 1 |
943 | Reserve Aleut 2 |
944 | Reserve Aleut 3 |
945 | Reserve Aleut 4 |
946-970 | Reserve Aleut 5 |
975 | Aleut (FOSDIC circle) |
971-986 | FOSDIC CIRCLE CODES |
971 | See White |
972 | See Black or Negro |
973 | See American Indian |
974 | See Eskimo |
975 | See Aleut |
976 | See Asian |
977 | See Asian |
978 | See Pacific Islander |
979 | See Asian |
980 | See Asian |
981 | See Asian |
982 | See Asian |
983 | See Pacific Islander |
984 | See Pacific Islander |
985 | See Asian |
986 | See Other race |
987-999 | RESERVE OTHER RACE |