Population of San Diego (Census 2000)
Population by Race and Hispanic Origin (SF1-P8)
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TOTAL |
HISPANIC |
NON-HISPANIC |
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Number |
Percent* |
Number |
Percent* |
Number |
Percent* |
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| Total Population |
1,223,400 |
100% |
310,752 |
25% |
912,648 |
75% |
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| White |
736,207 |
60% |
132,315 |
11% |
603,892 |
49% |
| Asian |
166,968 |
14% |
2,073 |
0% |
164,895 |
13% |
| Some other race |
151,532 |
12% |
148,467 |
12% |
3,065 |
0% |
| Black/African American |
96,216 |
8% |
3,386 |
0% |
92,830 |
8% |
| Two or more races |
59,081 |
5% |
20,693 |
2% |
38,388 |
3% |
| American Indian |
7,543 |
1% |
3,267 |
0% |
4,267 |
0% |
| Native Hawaiian & other Pac. Is. |
5,853 |
0% |
542 |
0% |
5,311 |
0% |
Population by Household/Group Quarters Status (SF1-P27)
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NUMBER |
PERCENT |
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|
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| Total Population |
1,223,400 |
100% |
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|
|
| Household Population |
1,177,582 |
96% |
| Group Quarters Population |
45,818 |
4% |
| Institutionalized Population |
6,637 |
1% |
| Non-institutionalized Population |
39,181 |
3% |
Household by Type and Presence of Children Under 18 (SF1-P18)
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|
With Children Under 18 |
Without Children Under 18 |
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TOTAL |
PERCENT |
NUMBER |
PERCENT |
NUMBER |
PERCENT |
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|
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| Total Households |
450,691 |
100% |
150,318 |
25% |
300,373 |
75% |
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| Family Households |
271,398 |
60% |
148,821 |
99% |
122,577 |
41% |
| Married couple family |
201,213 |
45% |
103,933 |
69% |
97,280 |
32% |
| Other family |
70,185 |
16% |
44,888 |
30% |
25,297 |
8% |
| Male householder, no wife |
18,937 |
4% |
10,440 |
7% |
8,497 |
3% |
| Female householder, no husband |
51,248 |
11% |
34,448 |
23% |
16,800 |
6% |
| Non-family Households |
179,293 |
40% |
1,497 |
1% |
177,796 |
59% |
| Householder living alone |
126,210 |
28% |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
| Other non-family households |
53,083 |
12% |
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-- |
-- |
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Household – A household includes all of the people who occupy a housing unit. A housing unit is a house, an apartment, a mobile home, a group of rooms, or a single room occupied (or if vacant, intended for occupancy) as separate living quarters.
Householder – In most cases, this is the person, or one of the people, in whose name the home is owned, being bought or rented. If there is no such person in the household, any household member 15 years old or over could be designated as the householder.
Note: * Percent of total
Sources: SANDAG, constructed from U.S. Census Bureau’s 2000 Census Summary Files 1 and 3. Additional demographic information can be found at factfinder.census.gov and www.sandag.org.
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