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United States Census Figures Back to 1630

United States. Bureau of the Census · Public domain text

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Author
United States. Bureau of the Census
Language
English
Subjects
United States › Population › Statistics, United States › Census, United States › Statistics
Length
199,825 words · about 14 h
Sections
3 reader sections · Table of contents
Contents (3)

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A Few Words About These United States Population Statistics.

All figures listed below for years before 1992 are US Census Bureau figures as per the source files. Where there were an assortment of figures for a specific year, we averaged them. 1992 was an estimate. Years after 1992 are our estimates on a predicted growth rate of 1%, as the average growth rate of all the averaged figures from 1972-1992 was exactly 1.00%.

The raw data from which we took these figures is appended as footnote #2. All dates not given are presumed to be July 1, as that is the official date given by the US Census Bureaus, over the years, except where otherwise noted. Dates are for footnoted figures only.

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