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Table 1. The Counties and the Most Populous Cities and Towns in 2010 in Connecticut: 2000 and 201

(For information on confidentiality protection, nonsampling error, and definitions, see http://www.census.gov/prod/cen2010/pl94-171.

Population rank Population Change, 20

2010 2000 Geographic area 2010 Number

Connecticut... 3 405 565 3 574 097 168 532

COUNTY

1 1 Fairfield County 882 567 916 829 34 262

2 2 Hartford County 857 183 894 014 36 831

3 3 New Haven County 824 008 862 477 38 469

4 4 New London County 259 088 274 055 14 967

5 5 Litchfield County 182 193 189 927 7 734

6 6 Middlesex County. 155 071 165 676 10 605

7 7 Tolland County 136 364 152 691 16 327

8 8 Windham County 109 091 118 428 9 337

CITY OR TOWN

1 1 Bridgeport city 139 529 144 229 4 7002 2 New Haven city 123 626 129 779 6 153

3 3 Hartford city 121 578 124 775 3 197

4 4 Stamford city. 117 083 122 643 5 560

5 5 Waterbury city 107 271 110 366 3 095

6 6 Norwalk city 82 951 85 603 2 652

7 7 Danbury city 74 848 80 893 6 045

8 8 New Britain city 71 538 73 206 1 668

9 9 West Hartford town 63 589 63 268 - 321

10 10 Greenwich town 61 101 61 171 70

11 14 Hamden town.. 56 913 60 960 4 047

12 12 Meriden city 58 244 60 868 2 624

13 11 Bristol city 60 062 60 477 415

14 13 Fairfield town 57 340 59 404 2 064

15 15 Manchester town 54 740 58 241 3 501

16 16 West Haven city 52 360 55 564 3 204

17 17 Milford city 52 305 52 759 454

18 18 Stratford town 49 976 51 384 1 408

19 19 East Hartford town 49 575 51 252 1 677

20 21 Middletown city 43 167 47 648 4 481

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1 Census 2000 counts are as published in Census 2000 reports and thus do not include any changes published subsequently due tchanges or to the Count Question Resolution program.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Table PL1, and 2010 Census R(Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Table P1.


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(For information on confidentiality protection, nonsampling error, and definitions, see http://www.census.gov/prod/cen2010/pl94-171.pdf)

Age, race, and Hispanic or Latino origin

2000 2010 Change, 2000 to 2010

Number Number Number Percent

ALL AGES

RACE

Total population 3 405 565 100.0 3 574 097 100.0 168 532 4.9

One Race 3 330 717 97.8 3 481 421 97.4 150 704 4.5

White 2 780 355 81.6 2 772 410 77.6 - 7 945 -0.3

Black or African American 309 843 9.1 362 296 10.1 52 453 16.9

American Indian and Alaska Native 9 639 0.3 11 256 0.3 1 617 16.8

Asian 82 313 2.4 135 565 3.8 53 252 64.7

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 1 366 - 1 428 - 62 4.5

Some Other Race 147 201 4.3 198 466 5.6 51 265 34.8

Two or More Races 74 848 2.2 92 676 2.6 17 828 23.8

HISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE


Hispanic or Latino (of any race) 320 323 9.4 479 087 13.4 158 764 49.6

Not Hispanic or Latino 3 085 242 90.6 3 095 010 86.6 9 768 0.3

One Race 3 032 346 89.0 3 035 505 84.9 3 159 0.1

White 2 638 845 77.5 2 546 262 71.2 - 92 583 -3.5


American Indian and Alaska Native 7 267 0.2 6 885 0.2 - 382 -5.3

Asian 81 564 2.4 134 091 3.8 52 527 64.4

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 958 - 958 - - -

Some Other Race 8 141 0.2 12 190 0.3 4 049 49.7

Two or More Races 52 896 1.6 59 505 1.7 6 609 12.5

18 YEARS AND OVER

RACE


One Race 2 519 687 98.3 2 708 125 98.2 188 438 7.5

White 2 147 418 83.8 2 199 381 79.8 51 963 2.4



Asian 60 941 2.4 101 416 3.7 40 475 66.4

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 971 - 1 050 - 79 8.1

Some Other Race 93 254 3.6 136 900 5.0 43 646 46.8

Two or More Races 44 190 1.7 48 957 1.8 4 767 10.8

HISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE




One Race 2 327 479 90.8 2 407 335 87.3 79 856 3.4

White 2 053 286 80.1 2 046 548 74.2 - 6 738 -0.3


American Indian and Alaska Native 5 192 0.2 5 044 0.2 - 148 -2.9

Asian 60 461 2.4 100 486 3.6 40 025 66.2

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 718 - 729 - 11 1.5

Some Other Race 5 312 0.2 8 512 0.3 3 200 60.2

Two or More Races 31 734 1.2 30 800 1.1 - 934 -2.9

- Represents zero or rounds to 0.0.

Table 2. Population by Race and Hispanic or Latino Origin, for All Ages and for 18 Years and Over, forConnecticut: 2000 and 2010

This table provides a state summary of the data included in the 2000 and the 2010 Redistricting Data Summary Files. Data are shown byage for the Hispanic or Latino population, as well as for people who reported one race and for people who reported two or more races. Thepopulation of One Race is the total of the population in the 6 categories of one race. The population of Two or More Races is the total of thepopulation in the 57 specific combinations of two or more races. The redistricting files include data for all 63 groups. This table also showsthe numeric and percent change in the population by race and Hispanic origin between 2000 and 2010.

Percent of totalpopulation

Percent oftotal

population

Note: The observed changes in Hispanic origin and race counts between Census 2000 and the 2010 Census could be attributed to a numberof factors. Demographic change since 2000, which includes births and deaths in a geographic area and migration in and out of a geographicarea, will have an impact on the resulting 2010 Census counts. Additionally, some changes in the Hispanic origin and race questions'wording and format since Census 2000 could have influenced reporting patterns in the 2010 Census. Also, in Census 2000 an error in dataprocessing resulted in an overstatement of the Two or More Races population by about 1 million people (about 15 percent) nationally, whichalmost entirely affected race combinations involving Some Other Race. Therefore, data users should assess observed changes in the Two orMore Races population between Census 2000 and the 2010 Census with caution.


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Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Tables PL1, PL2, PL3, andPL4, and 2010 Census Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Tables P1, P2, P3, and P4.


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Age, race alone or in combination, and Hispanic or Latino origin

2000 2010 Change, 2000 to 2010

Number Number Number Percent

ALL AGES

3 405 565 100.0 3 574 097 100.0 168 532 4.9

White 2 835 974 83.3 2 846 192 79.6 10 218 0.4



Asian 95 368 2.8 157 088 4.4 61 720 64.7Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 4 076 0.1 5 397 0.2 1 321 32.4

Some Other Race 186 234 5.5 229 123 6.4 42 889 23.0




White 2 677 548 78.6 2 595 143 72.6 - 82 405 -3.1



Asian 93 511 2.7 153 269 4.3 59 758 63.9

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 3 014 0.1 3 528 0.1 514 17.1

Some Other Race 28 960 0.9 19 470 0.5 - 9 490 -32.8

18 YEARS AND OVER


White 2 179 192 85.0 2 236 392 81.1 57 200 2.6



Asian 67 995 2.7 111 888 4.1 43 893 64.6


Some Other Race 119 100 4.6 155 388 5.6 36 288 30.5

Total population 2 563 877 100.0 2 757 082 100.0 193 205 7.5Hispanic or Latino (of any race) 204 664 8.0 318 947 11.6 114 283 55.8


White 2 075 085 80.9 2 069 697 75.1 - 5 388 -0.3



Asian 66 931 2.6 109 761 4.0 42 830 64.0


Some Other Race 20 566 0.8 13 737 0.5 - 6 829 -33.2

Table 3. Population by Race Alone or in Combination and Hispanic or Latino Origin, for All Ages and for 18 Years and Over, forConnecticut: 2000 and 2010

This table provides a state summary of the data included in the 2000 and the 2010 Redistricting Data Summary Files. Data are shown by age for the Hispanic or Latinopopulation, as well as for the 6 race alone or in combination categories. The concept race alone or in combination includes people who reported a single race alone (e.g.,Asian) and people who reported that race in combination with one or more of the other major race groups (i.e., White, Black or African American, American Indian andAlaska Native, Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, and Some Other Race). The concept race alone or in combination, therefore, represents the maximum numberof people who reported as that major race group, either alone, or in combination with another race(s). The sum of the 6 individual race "alone or in combination" categoriesmay add to more than the total population because people who reported more than one race were tallied in each race category. This table also shows the numeric and

percent change in the population by race and Hispanic origin between 2000 and 2010.

Percent of totalpopulation

Percent oftotal

population

RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION 1

Total population

HISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION 1

RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION 1

HISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION 1

Note: The observed changes in Hispanic origin and race counts between Census 2000 and the 2010 Census could be attributed to a number of factors. Demographicchange since 2000, which includes births and deaths in a geographic area and migration in and out of a geographic area, will have an impact on the resulting 2010 Censuscounts. Additionally, some changes in the Hispanic origin and race questions' wording and format since Census 2000 could have influenced reporting patterns in the 2010

Census. Also, in Census 2000 an error in data processing resulted in an overstatement of the Two or More Races population by about 1 million people (about 15 percent)nationally, which almost entirely affected race combinations involving Some Other Race. Therefore, data users should assess observed changes in the Two or More Racespopulation between Census 2000 and the 2010 Census with caution.

1 The alone or in combination categories are tallies of responses rather than respondents. That is, the alone or in combination categories are not mutually exclusive.Individuals who reported two races were counted in two separate and distinct alone or in combination race categories, while those who reported three races were counted inthree categories, and so on. For example, a respondent who indicated "White and Black or African American" was counted in the White alone or in combination category aswell as in the Black or African American alone or in combination category. Consequently, the sum of all alone or in combination categories equals the number of racesreported (i.e., responses), which exceeds the total population.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Tables PL1, PL2, PL3, and PL4, and 2010 CensusRedistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Tables P1, P2, P3, and P4.


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or information on confidentiality protection, nonsampling error, and definitions, see http://www.census.gov/prod/cen2010/pl94-171.pdf)

Race

Number

Total population 3 574 097 100.0

ne Race 3 481 421 97.4

wo or More Races 92 676 2.6

Two races 85 501 2.4

White; Black or African American 24 786 0.7

White; American Indian and Alaska Native 9 419 0.3

White; Asian 14 451 0.4

White; Native Hawaiian and Other Pacif ic Islander 809 -

White; Some Other Race 17 778 0.5Black or African American; American Indian and Alaska Native 4 161 0.1

Black or African American; Asian 1 666 -

Black or African American; Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 814 -

Black or African American; Some Other Race 6 075 0.2

American Indian and Alaska Native; Asian 426 -

American Indian and Alaska Native; Native Hawaiian and Other Pacif ic Islander 66 -

American Indian and Alaska Native; Some Other Race 1 012 -

Asian; Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 408 -

Asian; Some Other Race 2 610 0.1

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander; Some Other Race 1 020 -

Three or more races 7 175 0.2

Represents zero or rounds to 0.0.

ource: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Table P1.

able 4. Population by Race, Including All Specific Combinations of Two Races, for Connecticut: 2010

his table provides a state summary of the data included in the 2010 Redistricting Data Summary File. Data are shown for people who reported one racend for people who reported two or more races. In addition, the table shows the population in each of the 15 specific combinations of two races. Peopleho reported two races constitute the vast majority of the Two or More Races population.

addition to the 15 combinations of two races (e.g., White andAsian), there are 20 combinations of three races (e.g., White andAsian andNativeawaiian and Other Pacific Islander), 15 combinations of four races, 6 combinations of five races, and 1 combination of 6 races. The redistricting file

cludes data for the population in each of these 57 combinations of two or more races.

Percent oftotal

population


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Table 5. The Counties and the Most Populous Cities and Towns by Race and Hispanic or Latino Origin in Connecticut: 2010


Race

One Race

NativeAmerican Hawaiian

Indian and Hispan

Popu- Black or and Other Two

lation Total African Alaska Pacific Some or More Latino (

rank Geographic area population Total White American Native Asian Islander Other Race Races any rac

Connecticut 3 574 097 3 481 421 2 772 410 362 296 11 256 135 565 1 428 198 466 92 676 479 08

COUNTY

1 Fairfield County 916 829 892 801 685 900 99 317 2 384 42 284 442 62 474 24 028 155 02

2 Hartford County 894 014 870 120 647 237 119 191 2 387 37 958 289 63 058 23 894 136 78

3 New Haven County 862 477 839 669 644 744 109 850 2 497 30 263 334 51 981 22 808 129 74

4 New London County 274 055 264 028 225 213 16 025 2 505 11 383 180 8 722 10 027 23 21

5 Litchfield County 189 927 186 891 178 268 2 558 404 2 908 45 2 708 3 036 8 536 Middlesex County 165 676 162 262 147 823 7 727 253 4 247 58 2 154 3 414 7 83

7 Tolland County. 152 691 149 937 137 125 5 011 264 5 134 36 2 367 2 754 6 60

8 Windham County 118 428 115 713 106 100 2 617 562 1 388 44 5 002 2 715 11 35

CITY OR TOWN

1 Bridgeport city 144 229 137 965 57 070 49 842 789 4 918 151 25 195 6 264 55 10

2 New Haven city 129 779 124 727 55 228 45 938 660 5 945 71 16 885 5 052 35 59

3 Hartford city 124 775 119 479 37 205 48 331 777 3 437 62 29 667 5 296 54 18

4 Stamford city. 122 643 118 779 79 663 17 061 393 9 675 86 11 901 3 864 29 18

5 Waterbury city 110 366 105 265 64 864 22 138 626 1 989 38 15 610 5 101 34 44

6 Norwalk city 85 603 83 193 58 826 12 187 328 4 098 55 7 699 2 410 20 77

7 Danbury city 80 893 77 248 55 202 5 803 326 5 474 30 10 413 3 645 20 18

8 New Britain city 73 206 70 113 46 579 9 527 271 1 729 27 11 980 3 093 26 93

9 West Hartford town 63 268 61 568 50 349 3 982 113 4 666 24 2 434 1 700 6 1910 Greenwich town 61 171 59 959 53 054 1 314 84 4 039 14 1 454 1 212 5 96

11 Hamden town 60 960 59 302 41 728 12 307 91 3 332 17 1 827 1 658 5 32

12 Meriden city 60 868 58 722 44 727 5 876 302 1 277 34 6 506 2 146 17 59

13 Bristol city.. 60 477 58 940 53 065 2 323 117 1 173 10 2 252 1 537 5 82

14 Fairfield town 59 404 58 459 54 409 1 089 35 2 203 9 714 945 2 99

15 Manchester town 58 241 56 239 41 585 7 152 183 4 627 21 2 671 2 002 6 98

16 West Haven city 55 564 53 654 36 498 10 917 178 2 077 90 3 894 1 910 10 15

17 Milford city 52 759 51 908 46 989 1 328 73 2 821 19 678 851 2 75

18 Stratford town 51 384 50 102 39 249 7 347 128 1 214 27 2 137 1 282 7 11

19 East Hartford town 51 252 49 341 26 284 13 342 212 2 943 35 6 525 1 911 13 23

20 Middletown city 47 648 45 874 36 138 6 110 104 2 319 27 1 176 1 774 3 94

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Table P1.

This table provides, for selected geographic areas, a state summary of data included in the 2010 Redistricting Data Summary File. Data are shown for the counties and the mostpopulous cities and towns in 2010 by people who reported one race, two or more races, and Hispanic or Latino origin.

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