2010 Census 

 DEMOGRAPHICS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BHJ AREA 2010 2000 # Change
Brooke 24,069 25,447 -1,378
Hancock 30,676 32,667 -1,991
Jefferson 69,709 73,894 -4,185
BROOKE & HANCOCK 2010 2000 # Change
  Total population Total population  
Beech Bottom village 523 606 -83
Bethany town 1036 985 51
Chester city 2585 2592 -7
Follansbee city 2986 3115 -129
Hooverson Heights CDP 2590 2909 -319
New Cumberland city 1103 1099 4
Newell CDP 1376 1602 -226
Weirton city 19746 20411 -665
Wellsburg city 2805 2891 -86
Windsor Heights village 423 431 -8
JEFFERSON 2010 2000 # Change
Total population Total population
Adena village                            759 815 -56
Amsterdam village                            511 568 -57
Bergholz village                            664 769 -105
Bloomingdale village                            202 221 -19
Brilliant CDP                        1,482   NA
Dillonvale village                            665 781 -116
Empire village                            299 300 -1
Irondale village                            387 418 -31
Mingo Junction village                        3,454 3631 -177
Mount Pleasant village                            478 535 -57
New Alexandria village                            272 222 50
Pottery Addition CDP                            293   NA
Rayland village                            417 434 -17
Richmond village                            481 471 10
Smithfield village                            869 867 2
Steubenville city                      18,659 19015 -356
Stratton                            294 277 17
Tiltonsville                        1,372 1329 43
Toronto city                        5,091 5676 -585
Wintersville village                        3,924 4067 -143
Yorkville village                        1,079 1230 -151


   
Planned Release Date1
Data Products
Lowest Level Geography
States:
JUN 2011 – AUG 2011
Summary File 1 (SF 1) (XLS):
  • Population counts for 63 race categories and Hispanic or Latino ……….........................
  • Population counts for many detailed race and Hispanic or Latino categories, and American Indian and Alaska Native tribes……………………….....................................................
  • Selected population and housing characteristics………………..……..............................
Blocks



Census Tracts

Blocks/Census Tracts
Urban/Rural Update: 
OCT 2012
Urban/Rural Update: 3
  • Addition of urban and rural population and housing unit counts …………............................
  • Addition of characteristics for urbanized areas and urban clusters ……………....................

Blocks

Urban Clusters
States:
DEC 2011 – APR 2012
Summary File 2 (SF 2):
  • Population and housing characteristics iterated for many detailed race and Hispanic or Latino categories, and American Indian and Alaska Native tribes
Census Tracts
Urban/Rural Update:
JAN 2013
Urban/Rural Update:
  • Addition of urban and rural population and housing unit counts ………….....................…..
  • Addition of characteristics for urbanized areas and urban clusters ……….................……..

Census Tracts

Urban Clusters
MAY 2012 – DEC 2012
Summary Population and Housing Characteristics Report Series
  • Data tables on age, sex, race, Hispanic origin, households, families, housing tenure and occupancy, population density, and area measurements
  • Reports for each state, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico; and a U.S. Summary
  • Similar to the Census 2000 PHC-1 report series
Places
APR 2013 – SEP 2013
Population and Housing Unit Counts Report Series
  • Data tables providing selected historical population and housing unit counts
  • Includes tables on population density and area measurements
  • Reports for each state, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico; and a U.S. Summary
  • Similar to the Census 2000 PHC-3 report series
 Places
JAN 2013
(and every 2 years thereafter for states where redistricting occurs)
Congressional District Summary File (113th Congress)
  • Retabulation of Summary File 1 for newly redistricted Congressional Districts (113th  Congress)
 Census Tracts within Congressional Districts
JUN 2013
(and every 2 years thereafter for states where redistricting occurs)
State Legislative District Summary File
  • Retabulation of Summary File 1 for State Legislative Districts drawn following the 2010 Census
Places
Legislative District Geographic Supplement
  • Files containing current geographic attributes for blocks within State Legislative Districts
  • No characteristics – only total population and housing unit counts
Blocks
APR 2013
Characteristics of American Indians and Alaska Natives by Tribe Report
  • Population and housing characteristics for selected American Indian and Alaska Native tribes
  • Similar to the Census 2000 PHC-5 report, but only for 100-percent data
 States

 

December 2010

By law, the Census Bureau delivers population information to the President for apportionment

March 2011

By law, the Census Bureau completes delivery of redistricting data to states

 

 

BROOKE 2000 2010 HANCOCK 2000 2010 JEFFERSON 2000 2010
Beech Bottom 67% 62% Chester 63% 66% Adena 73% 76%
Bethany 89% 69% New Cumberland 66% 77% Amsterdam 75% 77%
Follansbee 79% 74% Weirton 80% 74% Bergholz 71% 61%
Wellsburg 80% 71%       Dillionvale 69% 71%
Windsor Heights 79% 62%       Irondale 57% 57%

Take 10 minutes to fill out your 2010 Census form and mail it back TODAY. If 100% of households mailed back their forms, taxpayers would save $1.5 BILLION dollars. Let's all do our part and mail back our forms!

2010 Census National Participation Rate: 72%

The Mail Participation Rate is the percentage of forms mailed back by households that received them. The Census Bureau developed this new measure in 2010, in part because of the current economy and higher rates of vacant housing. The rate excludes households whose forms were returned to us by the U.S. Postal Service as “undeliverable,” strongly suggesting the house was vacant. We will still follow up on all these housing units to ensure everyone is counted.

Mail Participation Rate is a higher number than the Mail Response Rate we have used over the last decade, but it is a better measure of actual participation and therefore an easier goal to achieve when residents mail back their forms. In 2000, the national Mail Response Rate was 67% and the comparable national Mail Participation Rate was 72%. The Mail Response Rate is important to help us plan for the important door-to-door workload that begins in May during which we visit all households that have not returned a census form

* The rates displayed are the rates achieved by Tuesday, April 27, 2010, prior to the cut-off for door-to-door non response follow-up operations. Final rates will be posted in the fall and will include late mail returns

 New Alexandaria 78% 74%
Mingo 78% 72%
Mt Pleasant 64% 64%
Rayland 74% 70%
Richmond 69% 72%
Smithfield 62% 59%
Steubenville 74% 70%
Tiltonsville 84% 75%
Toronto 82% 78%
Yorkville 76% 72%
Wintersville 83% 78%