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5/3/2012
Analysis of Average Annual Growth Rates for States: 2000 to 2011
4/26/2012
2010 Census Urban/Rural Classifications for Nebraska Counties
12/14/2011
Press release on Nebraska's county-to-county migration
Shift in Douglas Co. Population -- Omaha World Herald
12/7/2011
Presentation to the Omaha area Data Resources Committee
11/04/2011
Presentation to the Nebraska Renaissance Project's Annual Meeting
11/3/2011
CPAR brief on the Changes in Nebraska's Hispanic/Latino population
10/18/2011
Fort Calhoun class presentation on population change
9/22/2011
Notes on the 2010 ACS data release - median incomes, poverty, and health insurance coverage
9/12/2011
"Domestic Migration Improvements Widespread among Nebraska Counties" press release and data summary
8/24/2011
"Nebraska Net Domestic Migration Improving" press release and data summary
8/11/2011
Materials for the 22nd Annual NSDC Summer Data Conference.
Additional materials will be added as they become available.
General Information
Packet Handouts
- 2010 Census Brief - Population Distribution and Change:
2000 to 2010 - 2010 Census Questionnaire (page 1)
- 2009 American Community Survey Questionnaire
- Nebraska County Ranking Tables (age, family type, etc.)
- Nebraska County Populations: 1980 to 2010
Session Handouts
9:00 a..m. - Census Product Update
10:30 a.m - Getting the Most from the Census of Governments
12:30 p.m. - Implications of an Aging Population
1:45 p.m. - Applying Census Data to Housing Policy
3:00 p.m. - State and Local Population Trends
6/30/2011
Summary of Detailed Demographics from the 2010 Census: Nebraska and its Counties
5/26/11
Summary of Key 2010 Census Data including Age
1. Nebraska Compared to U.S. for Select Age Groups
2. State Rankings for Percent Changes in Age Groups
3. Summary of Nebraska Data including County Rankings
3/24/11
Materials from the March 22 Census data workshop
1. Main Census and data update - Jerry O'Donnell
2. Nebraska Population trends -- Jerry Deichert and David Drozd
3. Census Basics -- Jerry Deichert
4. Redistricting and ACS data -- Jerry Deichert
3/1/11
Press Conference on Local 2010 Census Counts
1. Detailed Information including Call in Numbers for 3-2-11 Press Conference
2. Agenda for Press Conference 3-2-11
3. Press Release: 2010 Census Local Data
4. Press Conference Presentation Slides
5. Nebraska County Populations 1980-2010
6. Rankings of Nebraska County Population Change: Last 3 decades
7. Nebraska County Populations: 1860 to 2010
8. Comparison of 2010 Nebraska County Population to that in Highest Census
Year
9. Census Data for Nebraska Unicameral Senate Districts for Post 2000 boundaries
10. Nebraska City Populations 1980-2010
8/19/2010
21st Annual NSDC Summer Data Conference
Session Handouts Available
To view or download the session handouts from the conference click here.
Nebraska Population Reports Available
A new CPAR publication compiles state, county, and city population estimates as well as the components of population change such as births, deaths, and migration. Historical figures and trends and current sex and age pyramids by race and ethnicity show the dynamics among Nebraska’s population.
These publications are a one-stop shop for a wealth of current and historical information. Since current Census estimates for various geographies are released on varying dates, the most current publication will be updated periodically. Note the time and date stamp on the cover page of the report. Contact David Drozd on any questions: ddrozd@mail.unomaha.edu or 402-554-2132.
2008 Nebraska Population Report
Historical Nebraska Population Report
2007 Nebraska Population Report
2006 Nebraska Population Report
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