American Indians and Alaska Natives
Census Bureau Resources on www.census.gov
GRAPHICS
Posters created by artists of the Institute of American Indian Arts for the Decennial Census
"Listen to the Drum, Raise your voice, Name your tribe" |
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"For our future, Alaska Natives--Be Counted. Answer the Census" |
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"Let our voices be heard" |
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"We are the children of Mother Earth" |
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MAPS AND GEOGRAPHY
Map
of American Indian, Eskimo,and Aleut Population
Thematic map showing distributions of American Indian, Eskimo, and Aleut persons in counties in 1990 as percentage range of total county populations, from less than One per cent to 60 per cent or more (1.17 MB JPEG image file)
AIANA
Maps
Lists Block Maps of American Indian and Alaska Native Areas(AIANA) by name of the reservation or native area, availability, size of map set, and price per set
Empowerment
Contracting Redevelopment Areas
Lists by state the Indian Areas designated by the Economic Development Administration for empowerment contracting priority.
American
Indian Reservations and Trust Lands
Lists American Indian Reservation and Trust lands by name in alphabetical order giving 1990 population, land area in square miles, number of persons for whom poverty status is determined, and percent below poverty level
Census 2000 American Indian and Alaska Native Program
POPULATION REPORTS The American Indian, Eskimo, and Aleut Population 1995 Profile by Edna PaisanoWe,
the first Americans
1990 CENSUS DATA TABLES
1990 CP-3-7-1 1990 Census of Population, Characteristics
of American Indians by Tribe and Language
Section
1 Tables 1-13 (785 pages)
Section
2 Tables 14-28 (804 pages)
Top
25 American Indian Tribes for the United States: 1980 and 1990
(4k)
Selected
Social and Economic Characteristics for the 25 Largest American
Indian Tribes: 1990 (37K)
American
Indian Languages Spoken at Home by American Indian Persons 5 Years
or Over in Households:1990 (5K)
Selected
Housing Characteristics of Occupied Housing Units with an American
Indian Householder, by Tribe of Householder for 25 Largest American
Indian Tribes (29K)
Race
of Wife by Race of Husband: 1960, 1970, 1980, 1991, 1992
STATISTICAL BRIEFS: HOUSING OF AMERICAN INDIANS ON
RESERVATIONS (1995) Press
Release Summary -
Plumbing -
Structural Characteristics-1 -
Equipment and Fuels
RESEARCH
REPORTS
ETHNOGRAPHIC EXPLORATORY RESEARCH REPORTS - independent ethnographies of patterns of behavior and belief in defined U.S. socio-cultural communities which may affect census coverage.
by Nancy Bonvillain:
The
census process at St. Regis Reservation.
Residence
patterns at the St. Regis Reservation.
The
social context of 1990 Decennial Census on St. Regis Mohawk Reservation.
by Susan Lobo:
Oakland's
American Indian community: history, social organization, and factors
that contribute to census undercount.
ABSTRACT
American
Indians in the San Francisco Bay Area and the 1990 Census.
by Carol Lujan:
As
simple as one, two, three: Census underenumeration among the American
Indians and Alaska Natives.
ETHNOGRAPHIC EVALUATIONS OF THE 1990 DECENNIAL CENSUS - comparing independent enumerations of small areas with official census results and explaining coverage discrepancies
by Terry Anne Straus:
The
Bicentennial Census in a mixed neighborhood in Chicago.
ABSTRACT
by John Moore:
Determine
extent of census undercounting among certain rural Creek Indians
of Oklahoma.
ABSTRACT
by Patricia Lerch:
Coverage
differences in the census of a rural minority population in North
Carolina: the Little Branch area of the Waccamaw Sioux Tribe.
ABSTRACT



