Population and Economic Data for Michigan

Population and Economic Data for Michigan
This web page provides access to data for Michigan and links to other Internet-based data sources. If you have any questions regarding this data, or the availability of any other data you may be looking for, please email Charlene Schlueter (CFO) or call her at 231-929-5000.
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Links in the table below prefaced with ** indicate data files that also contain historic information.

A variety of data can be found in the County and City Data Book: 2007 from the Census Bureau

POPULATION AND HOUSING	ECONOMIC	SCHOOLS
American Community Survey for all geographies (at American Factfinder)	** County Business Patterns: 1998 through 2011	**Youth Population and Poverty, all Michigan Public School Districts 1999-2011 (Size is 2,012kb)
** Census Demographic Profiles: 2010-2000, 2000-1990 for Michigan and its subdivisions	2002 Economic Census for all Michigan Geographic Areas	All Michigan Public School Districts 2000 Census Summary File 1 Profiles (Size is 2,441KB)
** 2010 Census Population and Housing Unit Counts, Summary Population and Housing Characteristics: Michigan and all political subdivisions	** Retail Sales: Per Capita 1982-2007, Michigan counties,	Statewide Map of Public School Districts Produced by the Michigan Center for Geographic Information
Daytime Population Estimates, 2000 Census, Michigan, Counties and Select Places	Worker Flow/Commuting: 2000 Census, Michigan counties	1995-2011 Michigan Schools Per Pupil Foundation Allowance
Census: 2000, "Michigan: Summary of Population and Housing Characteristics" (590 pages; Size is 13,474 kb)	** Income and Poverty Estimates 1997-2011, Michigan counties
** Population: 1890-1990, Michigan counties (Size is 1,191 kb)	** New Residential Building Permits by County 1999 through 2013
** Population: 1900-1990, Michigan counties	** Nonemployer Business Statistics: 2004-2010, Michigan counties
**Population by County, Township, Village, City: Decennial Census 1850 through 1960, all Michigan subdivisions	** Average Wage Per Job, 1969-2011, for all Michigan counties Excel and pdf
** Population and Housing: 1970-2000, Michigan places	** Social Security--Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance benefits 2004-2009 for Michigan and its counties Excel format pdf format
** Population by County, Township, Village, City: 1940, 1950, 1960, for all Michigan subdivisions (Size is 14,516 kb)	** Health Insurance Coverage by County, 2007-2010
** 2000-2009 Population Estimates, Michigan Counties Map of Michigan Counties Showing % Change in Population
** Michigan Counties Intercensal Population Estimates by Age, Sex, Race 1980-1989 (Size 2,716kb)
2000 Census, Special Tabulation on Aging (data statewide for Michigan by Council on Aging service areas) Consists of tables for both Population and Housing data, and is contained in 185 Excel files. Click on the following link for a description of the tables. Table Descriptions
2000 Census Count Question Resolution Revisions for Michigan
** Marriages and Divorces 2000-2007, Michigan Counties pdf and Excel

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