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NSUS 2000 3 1223 06467 3974 San Francisco Bay Area Demographic and Housing Characteristics (Summary File I) Summary Data #3 Planning Section MetropolitanTransportation Commission 0 Eighth Street 1 1 CA Oakland, 94607 October 2002 San FranciscoPublicLibrary Government Information Center San Francisco Public Library 100 Larkin Street, 5th Floor 8an Francisco, CA 04102 REFERENCE BOOK Not to be takenfrom the Library Census 2000 San Francisco Bay Area Demographic and Housing Characteristics (Summary File 1) Data Summary #3 Planning Section Metropolitan Transportation Commission 101 Eighth Street Oakland, California 94607 October 2002 3 1223 06467 3974 1 Table ofContents INTRODUCTION [. 1 DISCUSSION OF RESULTS 2 II. A. Population by Race and Ethnicity 2 B. Population by Age and Sex 3 C. Population in Households 3 D. Group Quarters Population 4 E. Households 7 DATA AVAILABILITY AND CONTACT INFORMATION 9 III. List ofTables Detailed San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic/Latino andAsian Population, 1980-2000 10 1 A.1 General Race & Ethnicity Profile, Bay Area 12 A.2 Age Profile ofTotal Population, Bay Area 13 A.3 General Population & Household Profile, BayArea 14 A.4 Detailed Asian Profile, BayArea 15 A.5 Detailed Hispanic/Latino Profile, BayArea 16 A.6 Detailed Age Profile ofTotal Population, BayArea 17 A.7 Age Profile ofHousehold Population, BayArea .20 A.8 MiscellaneousPopulation Data Profile, BayArea 21 A.9 Group Quarters DetailedProfile, BayArea 22 A.10 Group QuartersbyAge and Sex Profile, Bay Area 23 A.11 HousingProfile #1, BayArea 24 A.12 Housing Profile #2, BayArea 25 A.13 Housing Profile #3, BayArea 26 B.1 General Race & Ethnicity Profile, AlamedaCounty 27 B.2 Age Profile ofTotal Population,AlamedaCounty 28 . B.3 General Population& HouseholdProfile, AlamedaCounty 29 B.4 DetailedAsian Profile, AlamedaCounty 30 B.5 Detailed Hispanic/Latino Profile, Alameda County 3 B.6 DetailedAge Profile ofTotal Population, AlamedaCounty 32 B.7 Age ProfileofHouseholdPopulation,AlamedaCounty 35 . B.8 MiscellaneousPopulationDataProfile, AlamedaCounty 36 . B.9 Group Quarters DetailedProfile, AlamedaCounty 37 B.10 Group QuartersbyAge and Sex Profile, AlamedaCounty 38 B.l1 HousingProfile#1,AlamedaCounty .39 B.12 HousingProfile #2,AlamedaCounty 40 B.13 HousingProfile #3, AlamedaCounty 41 C.1 GeneralRace& EthnicityProfile, ContraCostaCounty 42 C.2 Age ProfileofTotal Population, ContraCostaCounty 43 C.3 General Population& HouseholdProfile, ContraCostaCounty 44 C.4 DetailedAsianProfile, ContraCostaCounty 45 C.5 DetailedHispanic/LatinoProfile, ContraCostaCounty 46 C.6 DetailedAge Profile ofTotal Population,ContraCostaCounty 47 C.7 Age ProfileofHouseholdPopulation, ContraCostaCounty 50 i 1 C.8 Miscellaneous Population Data Profile, ContraCosta County 51 C.9 Group Quarters Detailed Profile, Contra CostaCounty 52 C.10 Group Quartersby Age and Sex Profile, Contra Costa County 53 C.11 Housing Profile#1, ContraCosta County 54 C.12 HousingProfile#2, ContraCosta County 55 C.13 HousingProfile#3, ContraCosta County.. 56 D.1 General Race& Ethnicity Profile, Marin County 57 D.2 Age Profile ofTotal Population, Marin County 58 D.3 General Population & Household Profile, Marin County 59 D.4 DetailedAsian Profile, Marin County 60 „ D.5 DetailedHispanic/Latino Profile, Marin County 61 D.6 Detailed Age Profile ofTotal Population, Marin County 62 D.7 Age Profile ofHousehold Population, Marin County 65 D.8 Miscellaneous Population Data Profile, Marin County 66 D.9 Group Quarters Detailed Profile, Marin County 67 D.10 Group Quarters byAge and Sex Profile, Marin County 68 D.l 1 Housing Profile #1, Marin County 69 D.12 Housing Profile #2, Marin County 70 D.13 Housing Profile #3, Marin County 7 E.l General Race & Ethnicity Profile,Napa County 72 E.2 Age ProfileofTotal Population, Napa County 73 E.3 General Population& Household Profile, NapaCounty 74 E.4 DetailedAsian Profile, NapaCounty 75 E.5 Detailed Hispanic/Latino Profile, Napa County 76 E.6 Detailed Age Profile ofTotal Population, NapaCounty 77 E.7 Age Profile ofHousehold Population,Napa County 80 E.8 Miscellaneous Population Data Profile, Napa County 81 E.9 Group Quarters Detailed Profile, Napa County 82 E.10 Group QuartersbyAge and Sex Profile, NapaCounty 83 E.11 HousingProfile #1,NapaCounty 84 E.l2 HousingProfile#2, NapaCounty 85 E.13 Housing Profile #3, NapaCounty 86 F.l General Race & Ethnicity Profile, San Francisco County 87 F.2 Age Profile ofTotal Population, San FranciscoCounty 88 F.3 General Population & Household Profile, San Francisco County 89 F.4 DetailedAsian Profile, San FranciscoCounty 90 F.5 DetailedHispanic/Latino Profile, San Francisco County 91 F.6 DetailedAge Profile ofTotal Population, San Francisco County 92 F.7 Age Profile ofHouseholdPopulation, San Francisco County 95 F.8 MiscellaneousPopulationDataProfile, SanFranciscoCounty 96 F.9 Group QuartersDetailed Profile, SanFranciscoCounty 97 F.10 Group QuartersbyAgeand SexProfile, SanFrancisco County 98 F.11 HousingProfile#1, San Francisco County 99 F.12 HousingProfile#2, San Francisco County 100 F.13 HousingProfile#3, San Francisco County 101 & G.l GeneralRace Ethnicity Profile, San MateoCounty 102 G.2 AgeProfileofTotal Population, San Mateo County 103 & G.3 GeneralPopulation HouseholdProfile, SanMateo County, 104 G.4 DetailedAsian Profile, SanMateoCounty 105 G.5 DetailedHispanic/Latino Profile, San MateoCounty 106 ii 11 G.6 Detailed Age Profile ofTotal Population, San Mateo County 107 G.7 Age Profile ofHousehold Population, San Mateo County 110 G.8 Miscellaneous Population Data Profile, San Mateo County 11 G.9 Group Quarters Detailed Profile, San MateoCounty 112 G.10 Group Quarters byAgeand Sex Profile, San Mateo County 113 G.l1 HousingProfile#1, SanMateo County 114 G.12 HousingProfile #2, San Mateo County 115 G.13 HousingProfile #3, San Mateo County 116 H.1 General Race & Ethnicity Profile, SantaClaraCounty 117 H.2 Age Profile ofTotal Population, SantaClaraCounty 118 H.3 General Population& Household Profile, SantaClaraCounty 119 H.4 DetailedAsian Profile, SantaClaraCounty 120 H.5 Detailed Hispanic/LatinoProfile, SantaClara County 121 H.6 DetailedAge Profile ofTotal Population, SantaClaraCounty 122 H.7 Age Profile ofHousehold Population, SantaClaraCounty 125 H.8 Miscellaneous Population DataProfile, SantaClaraCounty 126 H.9 Group Quarters Detailed Profile, SantaClaraCounty 127 H.10 Group Quarters byAge and Sex Profile, SantaClaraCounty 128 H.l1 HousingProfile#1, SantaClaraCounty 129 H.12 HousingProfile#2, Santa Clara County 130 H.l3 HousingProfile #3, SantaClara County 131 I.1 General Race& EthnicityProfile, SolanoCounty 132 1.2 Age Profile ofTotal Population, SolanoCounty 133 & 1.3 General Population Household Profile, SolanoCounty 134 1.4 DetailedAsian Profile, Solano County 135 1.5 Detailed Hispanic/Latino Profile, Solano County 136 1.6 DetailedAge Profile ofTotal Population, Solano County 137 1.7 Age Profile ofHousehold Population, Solano County 140 1.8 Miscellaneous Population DataProfile, SolanoCounty 141 1.9 Group Quarters Detailed Profile, Solano County 142 1.10 Group QuartersbyAge and Sex Profile, Solano County 143 1.11 Housing Profile#1, Solano County 144 1.12 HousingProfile#2, Solano County 145 1.13 HousingProfile#3, Solano County 146 J.l General Race& Ethnicity Profile, SonomaCounty 147 J.2 Age ProfileofTotal Population, SonomaCounty 148 J.3 GeneralPopulation & HouseholdProfile, SonomaCounty 149 J.4 DetailedAsian Profile, SonomaCounty 150 J.5 DetailedHispanic/Latino Profile, SonomaCounty 151 J.6 DetailedAgeProfileofTotalPopulation, SonomaCounty 152 J.7 Age ProfileofHouseholdPopulation, SonomaCounty 155 J.8 MiscellaneousPopulationDataProfile, SonomaCounty 156 J.9 GroupQuarters DetailedProfile, SonomaCounty 157 J.10 GroupQuartersbyAgeand SexProfile, SonomaCounty 158 J.11 HousingProfile#1, SonomaCounty 159 J.12 HousingProfile#2, SonomaCounty 160 J.13 HousingProfile#3, SonomaCounty 16 K.1 Household,PopulationandLandUseCharacteristics, MTC34 Superdistricts 162 K.2 PopulationbyRaceandEthnicity,MTC 34 Superdistricts 163 K.3 Share ofPopulationbyRaceandEthnicity, MTC34 Superdistricts ; 164 iii K.4 Population byAge, MTC 34 Superdistricts 165 MTC K.5 Share ofPopulation by Age, 34 Superdistricts 166 K.6 Households and Household Population by Tenure, MTC 34 Superdistricts 167 K.7 Owner-Occupied Households by Household Size, MTC 34 Superdistricts 168 K.8 Renter-OccupiedHouseholds by Household Size, MTC 34 Superdistricts 169 MTC K.9 Total Households by Household Size, 34 Superdistricts 170 L.l Household, Population and Land Use Characteristics, BayArea Public Use Microdata Areas (PUMAs) 171 L.2 Population by Race and Ethnicity, Bay Area Public Use MicrodataAreas (PUMAs) 173 L.3 ShareofPopulation by Race and Ethnicity, BayAreaPublicUse MicrodataAreas(PUMAs)175 L.4 Population byAge, Bay Area Public Use MicrodataAreas (PUMAs) 177 L.5 Share ofPopulation byAge, Bay Area Public Use MicrodataAreas (PUMAs) 179 L.6 HouseholdsandHousehold Population byTenure, Bay Area Public Use MicrodataAreas (PUMAs) 181 L.7 Owner-Occupied Households by Household Size, Bay AreaPublic Use Microdata Areas (PUMAs) 183 L.8 Renter-Occupied Households by Household Size, Bay Area Public Use MicrodataAreas (PUMAs) 185 L.9 Total Households by Household Size, Bay Area Public Use MicrodataAreas (PUMAs) 187 List ofFigures 1 MapofMTC's 34 Superdistrict 189 2 MapofCensus 2000, 5-Percent Public Use MicrodataAreas (PUMAs) 190 3 MapofCensus2000, 1-PercentPublic Use MicrodataAreas (PUMAs) 191 iv INTRODUCTION I. This data summary provides selected tabular summaries ofdata from the U.S. decennial census. The dataset used in this analysis is the Census 2000 Summary File #1 (SF-1) produced bythe U.S. Census Bureau. Summary File #1 was released on a state-by-state flow basis in summer2001, with California's version ofSF-1 released August 8, 2001. Summary File #1 includes atotal of286 tables. There are 171 population tables (identified with a "P") and 56 housing tables (identified with an "H") that provide data down to the census block level. There are an additional 59 population tables (identified with a"PCT")thatprovide data down to the census tract level. Census 2000 SF-1 provides a detailed look at 100-percent count data including: population by detailed age and sex, population for Asian and Hispanic/Latino sub-groups, numberof households, relationship to the head ofhousehold (orthe "householder"), "group quarters" population (those living in group settings), housing units, households bytenure (owner-occupied or renter-occupied), average household size and average family size. The geographic focus forthis report isthe nine-county San Francisco Bay Area, includingthe counties ofAlameda, Contra Costa, Marin,Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano and Sonoma. Data is reported at the region and county level. This data summary includes one table in the body ofthe report and several sets ofappendix tables. Appendices A through J contain a set of13 demographic and housing "profile"tables forthe Bay Area and each ofthe nine Bay Area counties. These 13 tables contain data from 32 ofthe 286 tables in SF-1. These datawere chosen to complementthe information contained in MTC Data Summary #2 (based on Demographic Profile #1 data.) Appendix K and L contain a set of9 demographic and housingtables forMTC's 34 Superdistrict system, atthe Census 2000 5-percent Public Use MicrodataAreas (PUMAs), and atthe Census 2000 1-percent Public Use MicrodataAreas (PUMAs). There are 54 ofthe 5-percent PUMAs and 12 ofthe 1-percentPUMAs in the BayArea. The 5-percentPUMAs have a minimum population of100,000 persons. The 1-percentPUMAs have a minimum population of400,000 persons. These PUMA-level tabulations ofSF-1 dataare intendedto complementthe detailed analysis ofPUMS datasetsthatare expected in 2002/03. Maps showingthe superdistricts and PUMAs are included as Figures 1 through 3. This report, MTC Data Summary#3, is thethird in a series ofCensus 2000 reports produced by MTC staffforgeneral use. Data Summary#1, completed October2001, is based onthe Public Law94-171 (PL 94-171) data product released bythe Census Bureau in March 2001. Data Summary#2, completed November 2001, is based onthe Demographic Profile #1 dataproductreleased bythe Census Bureau in May 2001. Thesethree MTC Data Summaries are all based on the 100 percent, or "short form" data from Census 2000. 1 DISCUSSION OF RESULTS II. A. Population by Race and Ethnicity (Tables analyzedin thissection include Table 1, andAppendix TablesA.l, A.4andA.5). Race and ethnicity data was previously available in the Public Law 94-171 data product, and the Demographic Profile #1 data product. These two data products are summarized in MTC Data Summary #1 and #2, respectively. What is new with the Summary File #1 is detailed data on Hispanic/Latino and Asian sub- groups. A regional comparison ofdetailed Hispanic/Latino and Asian population by sub-group, 1980 to 2000, is summarized in Table 1. A re-cap ofthe Bay Area population by race and ethnicity is included in Appendix Table A.l. The Bay Area Hispanic/Latino population increased by 46.3 percent between 1990 and 2000, from 899 thousand to 1,315 thousand persons. Persons ofMexican ethnicity represent the largest share ofHispanic/Latinos, increasing from 67.5 percent ofLatinos in 1990 to 70.2 percent of Latinos in 2000. Interestingly, the Central American share ofLatinos decreased from 11.6 percent in 1990 to 7.6 percent in 2000. And similarly, the South American share ofLatinos decreased from 3.7 percent in 1990 to 2.5 percent by 2000. The largest apparent increase in Latinos is for"all other Hispanic or Latino, not elsewhere classified." Detailed Hispanic/Latino population data forthe Bay Area is included as Table A.5, derived from the SF-1 table PCT-11. (The PCT-1 1 data is available down to the census tract level.) A comparison ofthe detailed Asian sub-groups is also provided in Table 1. The fastest growing Asian groups in the Bay Area are Asian Indians (+187 percent, 1990 to 200), Vietnamese (+73 percent, 1990 to 2000), Thai (+54 percent, 1990 to 2000), and Hmong (+1175 percent, 1990 to 2000, based on Hmong population increasing from 68 persons in 1990 to 867 persons by 2000.) The apparent decline in the BayArea Japanese population between 1990 and 2000 is shown in Table 1: from 79.2 thousand in 1990 (9 percent ofthe Asian population) to 74.5 thousand in 2000 (6 percent ofthe Asian population). In the 1990 Census, persons were ableto report one race only. In the 2000 Census, persons were able to report one-or-more races. So, the data from 1990 and 2000 are not strictlycomparable because ofthese significant differences in data reporting and datacollection. Detailed dataonthe Asian population, reporting one Asian categoryonly (Table PCT-5), reporting Asian only, but one-or-more Asian categories (Table PCT-6), and reporting Asian alone or in combination with otherraces (Table PCT-7), is reported in Table A.4 forthe Bay Area. From thistable we can showthe 74.5 thousand Japanese represents persons who self- reported Japanese race, only; the 80.9 thousand persons who reported Japanese only, orJapanese plus anotherAsian category; andthe 103.6 thousand persons who reported Japanese only, or Japanese in combination with any otherAsian orotherrace category. The 103,650 Japanese can be thoughtofas a"tally" ofBayAreapersons whoticked the Japanese race category on their Census 2000 form. 2