U.S. Census Counts

Sources for questions on census counts, undercounts, overcounts and sampling

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This guide is for sources that help explain how the decennial Census and other counts have been and will be conducted. Use the resources and information on this guide to help with research.

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United States Census
Federal web site

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U.S. Census Counts

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