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2010 Census Data
Kentucky's 2010 Census Summary File 1 Data
Summary File 1 tables provide the most detailed information available so far from the 2010 Census, including cross-tabulations of age, sex, households, families, relationship to householder, characteristics of owners and renters, detailed race and Hispanic or Latino origin groups, and group quarters. The Census Bureau has several data access tools available and KSDC will be compiling Area Development District profiles and other data from this release in the coming weeks. Below are some useful links to the new SF1 data:
Kentucky Counties - 2010 Census Redistricting Data Demographic Profiles Click on a county to see the profile
Kentucky 2010 Redistricting Data: Kentucky Profile (one page in pdf format)
Kentucky Counties: Profiles of Kentucky's 120 Counties (xls) Profiles of Kentucky's 120 Counties (120 pages in pdf format)
Kentucky Cities: Population Change and Ranks, 2000-2010 (xls) Race and Hispanic, Change 2000-2010 (xls) Profiles of Kentucky's 422 cities and 102 Census Designated Places ( 524 pages in pdf format)
School Districts: Profiles of Kentucky's 174 School Districts (174 pages in pdf format) School Districts by Population and Race (six pages in pdf format)
2010 Block TIGER Shapefiles with Public Law-94 Redistricting Data Note to GIS data users: KSDC had several requests for redisticting data joined to block shapefiles. Below is a link to the 2010 Public Law 94-171 TIGER Shapefiles for tabulation blocks with Table P1 (Total Population by Race) and Table H1 (Housing Units by Tenure) joined in the attribute tables. This is a large zipped file (153 megabytes) containing all 161,672 blocks in Kentucky. There is a "County" field available to select out blocks by county. For more information about using this data, visit the Redistricting Data web site. You can find the Technical Documentation here.
DOWNLOAD: Block Shapefiles with 2010 Census PL94 Redistricting Tables P1 and H1 (153 megabytes zip file) If you want to use the other three PL94 tables (P2, P3 and P4) with additional voting age and race details, they are also available for download: DOWNLOAD: Block Shapefiles with 2010 Census PL94 Redistricting Tables P2, P3, P4 and H1 (157 megabytes zip file) Block Level Data For Counties KSDC has produced Excel workbooks with block level data for each county in Kentucky. The data include Total Population and Population 18 and Over by Race and Hispanic/Not Hispanic. Also included are Occupied and Vacant Housing Unit totals.The Census Bureau has 2010 Census Block maps and Tract Maps that can be downloaded and printed to assist with redistricting. The data can be accessed at the following links: 2010 Census Block level data for each county in Kentucky 2010 Census Group Quarters total population for each county to the block level TIGER shapefile maps for GIS users
The unedited 2010 PL-94 summary files can be downloaded from the Census Bureau if you prefer to work with those in ArcGIS, SAS, SPSS or some other database format. Here is a link to the 2010 Redistricting Data Technical Documentation in PDF format that has the data dictionary identifying the table cells (look in the Table Matrix beginning on page 64). Data users are encouraged to read the official Kentucky 2010 Census Redistricting Data News Release where there is an explanation of the contents and access tools for this data. KSDC has made available the five tables of County and City level data from this release in an easy to use Excel format (xls). These are unedited data converted from the CSV format used by the Census Bureau via the American FactFinder:
Kentucky Counties: Table P2 - Hispanic or Latino, and not Hispanic or Latino By Race Table P3 - Race for the Population 18 Years and Over
Kentucky Cities and Census Designated Places (CDP): Table P2 - Hispanic or Latino, and not Hispanic or Latino By Race Table P3 - Race for the Population 18 Years and Over
Also available: 2010 Kentucky Counties Ranked by Total Population Map of County Population Change
Other summary levels, such as Census Tracts and Blocks, are available at the American FactFinder2.
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