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  Census 2000 U.S. Maps

U.S. Census 2000 Maps featured below are a representative sample of what is available in our inventory. Most are available in sizes ranging from 8½" x 11" to 24" x 36" or 48" x 36". We can also custom design Census maps to your specifications.

 Core-Based Statistical Area Classification
Description: Proposed Core-Based Statistical Area (CBSA) classification system.
Format: Color, 11" x 17", landscape.
JPEG  294 kb
PDF    105 kb
Learn more about the CBSA classification system from the Federal Register documents below:

CBSA 1   787 kb
CBSA 2   268 kb
CBSA 3   299 kb
Order Code: US-C001


Total Population, 2000
Description: U.S. Total population by county, 2000.
Format: Color, 11" x 17", landscape.
JPEG  250 kb
PDF    304 kb
Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
Order Code: US-C002

Population Density, 2000
Description: U.S. Population density by county, 2000.
Format: Color, 11" x 17", landscape.
JPEG  308 kb
PDF    303 kb
Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
Order Code: US-C003

Numeric Change, Total Population 1990-2000
Description: U.S. Population numeric change by county, 1990-2000.
Format: Color, 11" x 17", landscape.
JPEG  234 kb
PDF    303 kb
Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
Order Code: US-C004

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